Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1863, Page 1

,. THE EVENING STAR 1S PUBLISHED EVERY ERNOON (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, cawan PERN’A AVENUE AND 117TH STEER, BY WwW. D. WALLAOH: —_——>———_ Papers served without wrappers by carriers 1 cent ing 2 Oh by! ae per pl packages carriers & year, or 37 month. To mail subscribers the price is 8 year, in advance; $2.50 for six months; 81.96 for three months; and for lees than three wonths at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single gopies, with or without wrappers, TWO OENTS. SP ADVERTIONMENTS should be sent to the o@ice before 11 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appear until the next day. %, XXII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1863. “N2, 8,298 PROPOSALS. ppRorosars ¥OR ROOFING FELT. Gane: BuaRA. ce oF Oster QUAKTRRMA ; OW ismixGz0x, D. C., eptember 9, WS PacroxaLs are svlicited at this office for the far- nisbing of ROOFING FXLT in considerable quaa- tities, as it may be required trom time to the construc! of cavairy atables and barr: le The Felt tu be deiivered at the wharf of the y lepot at Gisboro Point, near this city. Osiddcre sep requested, to aeda with theie bide siseples of the quality of Felt they propose to far- ish, The Felt will be subject to inspection on de- Hivery. 6... SAWTELLE, Lieut. Ool. and Chief MAAstermi ater, ge lott +8 lavalry Burean pRorce4ts FOR HORSES, : aie = ri BUREAT.. } ee ie te, Quartermasi er, Wassincrox, D. o. ‘August 15. 1963, PROPOBALS ate fOlicited and will be received at this office for furnishi Gavairy Horsen, to.be de Hyered at Pittsburg, mney ivenine Philadelphia, Sea City, Syracuse, N. ¥., or Indianapolis, "Proposals will be considered for the furcishing of Horses in lots of not less than twenty five, (25.) The Horses tobe from fifteen (15) to sixteen (16) Bance bigh, from fiva (5) to nine (9) years old, well broken to the saddle, compactly built, in good flesh. and free from all defects. The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement maust be guaractied by two respousible persons, whose signatures must be appended to the guar: tee. “The responsibility of the guarantors must be shop n by the official certificate of the Clerk of the nesrett District Court, or of the Uuited States District Attorney Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant Colonel O G, Sawteile, Chief Quartermaster Cav- ay, arenas om be indorsed on the envelope als for Horses. ss ©. @, SAWTELLE, Lieut. Col. and Ohief ‘ter master, an 13 tf ini ae Te ‘ Gavaiey Bares. prorosats ¥OR woop, QUARTERMASTER’S OrFica. U.S. A., 197 F BT., WaAszinGton, D. C., September 13, 1363. BRALED PROPUSATS will be re-eived uatil Septen- der 3b. at :2m . fordelivering at this Office, Four. teen Coris of well seasoued OAK WOOD, ‘of the best quality, to he delivered as follows: Twocords on Ist of October and two cords on the first day of each eucceer ing month until the whole shall haye been delivered . Proposals should be addressed to the subscriber, and endorsed on the envelope ‘* Proposain for Woes.” MORRIS 8, MILLER, nelg Major and Quartermaster. — SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PURNISHING THE ES Subsistence Department with (5u)) IVE HUN- DRED TONS OF BALED HAY, are invited till the 15th day of Uctober, 1963. The Hay tobe of the Dest quality, avd to be delivered at the wharves at fixth street Of delivery, and the waight so determined to be the parchare weight Bids will be required in dupli- cate. and no bid will be received from parties who are disloyal, or who have previously failed with contracts made with the Gove:nment, or from bidders not present torespond, Payment will be made in ‘Certificates of indebtedness ” A con- tract with a good bona will be required to be entered into. Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECK- WITH, A... C. and C0. 8., 223 G street, Washing ton. D.C. se21 Mayor's OFFice, Sept. 19, 1263. ROPOSALS will be received at this office until 32 ovclock m. on Friday. the 25th day of September, for grading ané graveling E street north, from Ninth to Tenth street west. = The work to be done under the direction of the Commissioner of the Third Ward and two Assistant Commissioners to be approved by the Mayor, OHN T. GARNER. Commissioner of the Third Ward, THOMAS KERRY, WILL(AM O8ME, Assistant Commissioners, P Mayor’® O7Fiog. Sept, 17, 1363. ROPOSALS Will be received at this office until 120 clock m. on Saturday,the 2th day of September, for grading and graveling K street south. from sth street to lith street east; the gravel to be of a quality approved by the Commissioner and Assist- ant Commissioners.andto be nine inches thick in the center, tapering to four inches at the gutter line. bidders will atate the price per cubie yard for rading and per square yard for graveling. eet WM A. FLETCHER, Commissioner Sixth Ward. PRANK COLXK, J. CLAPHAM, fe 22d Assistant Oom missioners, FALL STOCK. "FALL STOOK, We have just received a very large and cow plete assortment of FUR- NITUBE 42ND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, which we offer at less prices than they cam be par- ebasefi for in ery other house in the District. We in part: *epotan rarta Chairs. Rockers, Side Chairs, « Brackets, eres, By Marbie-top Bureaus. Washstands, Bedsteads. Wardrobes, Tables, Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, Lounges, Extension Tables, Walnut and Oak Dinners, Oak Arm Obsirs, Roskers. Oak and Pointed Cottage Buites Fire tofas, Cottage Bedstead Feather Beda, Bolater LS0, Croekery, Glass, and Tin Ware, Cuttiery, Plated Forks and Bpoons, AL80, Buekets, Brooms, Baskets, Feather Dusters, Dust Pans, ial of Farzitare too nemer- BONTZ & GRIFFITH, _se4colm 369 7th street, bet. 1 and K sts. (sss L, OUDESLU Ys, No. 57 Sours Gay Stazet, BALTIMORE, Has in store and offers for sale— ® barrels Ohio BECTIFIBD WHIBEY, two years in store, We barrels (iren bound) very superior BY B WHISKY, ‘Mount Vernon” brand, % barrels very superior OLD RYE WHISKY, four to five years old Also, Agents for Tennent’s Well Park Brewery, Glasgow, Bcotland, from whom he receives direct consignments of DOUBLE STRONG ALK and XXX PORTER, in pints. Also, for sale— P Harmony’s SHERRY WINE, Fine HAVANA SEGABB, 1 FIRE-PROOF BAFES and MONBY BOXES. se7-27 IMPORTANT TO SUTLEES. BUTLERS WILL FIND H. A. DOWNING & CO.'S CONCENTRATED CLAM TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ABTIOLE FOR THEIR TRADB. It sells very rapidly, and is the most economical article of diet for the officer’s mesa. Itis prepared in one minute, and makes a most delicious Soup or Chowder. It is highly recemmended by Army Surgeons, The profits are large. For rale by BARBOUR & SEMMES, Bole Agents, 65 Louisiana Avenue, se 2-ly Washington, D.C. NITED STATES 5-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-230 TREASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1481, UNITRD STATES OERTIFIOATES OF IN- DEBTEDNESS, @old, Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northern Cities, BOUGHT AND SOLD, We are authorised to furnish 5-3) Bondsat par Bntil the Ist of August next, when the priviledge of conversion ceases. Orders for Stocks and Gol executed in New York exclusively on commission. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., Bankers, 354 Penn. avenue. pirssi PILES! SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, If you would obtain immediate relief from this complaint, try DR. WITFIBLD’S VEGETABLE PILLS. This Is a long tried and throreughly tested reme dy, emda has never yet failed to cure, Do not saf- fer when there is a remedy within reach. Sold by 8. 0. FORD, @90 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, and by H. COOK, Alexandria, Va. Bent te any address by mail. Prion scents per re ousekeeping an: ous to mention. y7f J, YOUNG, Proprietor, . wh 3m Bo. 481 Broadway, N.Y. OTICE.—For worng cocoa hes ft sote g Nifreanajpornong and jellan se Baddies, Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave., be 4 end Gtk etrost. Harness and’ Baddle ‘Hs oan erent te -SOUNBTON.; 4 ct wanted: also, we )-in* he Hay to be weigbed at the time | EDUCATIONAL. ~ FOR SALE AND RENT. A BROOKEVILLE ACADEMY, BOARDING BOHOUL For Boy healthy village, 2) miles from Warhington by the Beventh street Road. For catalogues, address at Brookeville, Md. ¥.B,PBETTYMAN, A. M., se 18 Im Principat. 188 BROOKE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH Day Sehoo , Yo. 130 Penn. av., Phe pinth year and seventeenth ion of this Inetitution will com- ', September th, 1863 Circulars at the bookstores and of the Prin- se 1i-3m* tt eson INSTIPUTS. . ny Gove i ¥ Mth street, between I and K. This School, formerly located in H street. be- tween 12th and 18th streets, will be re-opened on the frst Monday in Beptember in the new School papre recently erected on 14th street, between I r quarter @15. For informatiow ad- New York avenue between gth and wensts.” ork avenue between td OHAB. B. YOUNG. A. M., au 22 Im* Principal. R. HB. TOWNSEND OONTINUES (APTER 4 clock p. m.) to give Jessons in the Art of Ringing and Playing the Pianoforte aad Organ. Appy at No, 420 N street, near 14th, or address through the PO. fe 5-1m* S', MARY'S ACADEMY, near Bryantown, ¥d., willcpen ite annual session on the first Mon- dav in September. Cireu! may be; odtaiusd, stating terms, by addressing Mrs DANIE MAJOR, Brganiown, Charles county, Md. 8e 2-eo)m™ HE UNION T FEMALE ACADEMY, Corner of 14th strectand New York avenus. The Fourteenth Annual Seasion comraences Bep- tember 7, 1863 . Circalars at the Bookstores. au 17-tf TAT 7g 1g AUCTION SALES. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers RUSTBW’S BALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT rr on THE IsLanp.—By virtue of a deed of trust | from Will.am Kiernan, dated tha 24th i 1858, and recorded 10 Liber J. A.S.,N V7. &e, of this county. { willsellat P tion on FRIDAY, the J5th of October n: o'eloex p. m., on the premises. part of Let No. Bquare No St, im the city of Washineton, bez t Terms dreas the of April, 155, folios inches. thence southeasterly 61 feet inches toa pointdis ant Si feeté inches from gonth D ctreet, thence east parallel with said atreet 1s feet, thence | north 5) feet 6 iuches to south D stre: d thenee west with south D street 119 feet 6 inches to tae b. givning,with the frame Dwelling and other im- provements tnereon, sek oe Terme of sale; One-half cath ; the batanca in six and Lwelve months with notes bearing interest, and seenred by a deed of trust, : if the terms of sale are not complied within three cars, the Trustee reserves the right to re- sell on one’ weeks’ notice, at the expense and | K of the defaulting purchaser. All conv-yancing | and stamps at the expense of the purchasor, | WM &. WOOD ARD. Trustee, sels: GREEN & WILLIAMS. ByJ.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Auc! cusera, UBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE 1.0T UNDY Decxee or Covxt.—In the macier of the peti tion of Cecilia Lawrence, guardian of Martha Lou aud Ida Virginia Lawrence, minor hei Lawrence, ¢eceased, and of John A ME, gea-- Gian of George W. Lawrence, minor heir of leaian Lawrence deceased. Pursuant toa dexree of the Crpnans’ Court of Washiagton county, i trict of Columbia, duly ratifiec and cor the Honorable Sapte me Court ofsaid D the matter of the above-named setition, t Bigned will offer for sale, at Public Aacti on, premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of 0. next, at 50’clock p,m., allthe right, titie, interest, clan, snd demand of the said minor heirs in the Said p+ tition mentioned, of, in, ana te that valuab:9 and eligibly situated Let on Thirteenth street west, near the corner of Massachusetts avenue, and Known and digtinguished Lot A, in Sqnare number two hundred and eighty-three (223) in the public olan of the city of Washington, together with all the improvements thereon, Terms can. at a All conveyancing at expense of purchaser. Gzciik LAWRENCE, JOHN A. SIMM: .,, Guardians, &c. T.M. Bount, 8ol’r. for Petitioners. sell-3aw&ds J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Ancts, By J. 0, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, UBLIC SALE OF A MOST ELIGIBLE BUILD- isc Lotoxper A Decree or Court.—In the matter of the petition of Brasmus J. Middleton, guardian of John Albert ana W)lliam Alexander Anderson, and of Mary B. Anderson, guardian of Cecilia ron nor gt minor heirs of William Anderton, deceased. In pursuance of s| decree of the Orphans’ Court, of Wasington county. in the District of Columbia, duly ratified and confirmed by the Honorable Su- preme Court of said District, in the matter of the above-named petition, the undersigned will offer for ssle. at Public Auction, on the premises,on TUESDAY, the 6th day of October next. at50’c.ock D.m., all the right, title, interest. claim, and de- Tiand'of the said minor heirs in the said petition, mentioned, of, in, and to that valuable and it eligible building Lot, situated on Ninth street west, between M and ets north, in tne Third Ward in the city of Washin, distin- 2, aod known and pian aisbed on the public of said city as lot fuaber eighteen (18), in Square number three hundred and sixty-eight (363), containing thirty- nine (89), feet on Ninth street, and running back dred and thirty-eight (138) feat and njne (3) e perches money cash ; and the residue in two equal instalments, payable rerpectively in six and twelve months, with in- terest. the iGelerred mayen to be secured by a Vatvecnvers Cd oes nse of purchaser. nv at ex! 2 Allconverancing at expio° STDDLETOR, MARY BE. ANDERSON, Guardians, &c. T. M. Bioun?, Solicitor for Petitioners. sell-tawada 43.0. McGUIRBE & O0., Auct. Aerant QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Corner of G and Tewenty-second streets. ‘ashington, D. C. August 25, 1363. PUBLIO BALES OF OONDBMN ANIMALS take place at the Corral, near the Observatory in this city. on the first, third, and fifth WEDNBS- DAYS of Beptemper, 1865, the 34, 16 B, and 0th days 1@ m0) Ll property is condemned as unfit for public ferviee, 5 Bales to commence at ten e’clock a.m.. of each ,and be continued from day to day until the mabe on band nell be woes eee oan in Ore TOMPKINS, au 25- szt Captain, A.Q. M., U.8.'A. BOF. L. G. MARINI TAKBS THE LI to inform his former a ie sonty, ko. form — a om the 1868, You etfal? fart oneal rere @ MARINI. UTLBRS, ATTENTION! BUTTER DEPOT FOR THE ARMY. Choice Butter packed in giass jars, a’ son PANN perme ey 334 Det. neat wibat, LEASUBE BOATS TO LET BY THE DAY OB ae yacht uae JANERS fiamtane ROSe On the river) will car: or J2 persons; also, sloop REAR ‘ADMInAL, a splendid eo boat, and bas capacity for 35 persons. Pal to BARNES & 80N, Sailmakers, 635 Eleventh street, near Riley’s wharf. Parties wishing boats for mantey should engage them beforehadd. se 12 Im DGO"BARTBL’S FINE ART GALLBRY—263 Penn, avenue, where carte de visites are taken { of a new and beautiful style, Having recently added new back grounds and sceaery his Gal- lery , is now prepared to suit the most fastidious, ‘bose insearch of good pictures should remem- ber the number—262, as his pictures are admired by all lovers of the art. se 2-1m* Bortz. OHERSE AND EGGS, TO SUTLERS AND DEALERS. Fresh Butter in firkinsand tins for army use, 20 boxes Eastern Cheese. 3) bbis. Fresh Eggs. For sale at 460 Bighth street. ne 10-30" D.E DUTROW. ORSK SHOEING NOTICE. The subscriber has taken the Shop formerly oc. cupied by Thomas Maguire. No. 475 ‘Righth st., where he is now prepared to shoe horses with the best materials and in the most workman-like er Particular leon Sexes with trotting and racing borges. mn connected with the establishment. se 14-Im* 'PLEN DID eS 8S iM KENDALL GREEN, Samples of these delicious Grapes may be seen at Gilman's Drug Store, hay irs enue, near Metropolitan ‘where all orders left will re- esive trompt attertion. They may also be had at Pearson’s Fruit Ptore, Nos 491 and 493 Eighth street and ner No. — in the Market,:on market days. They include all the onoice Yariction, rice. a beni Terns: One-third of th funds 1). W. GARDINER, ry it ‘g0i@ ata very low ice. mili sppiled daily or otherwinein ‘svaall o iar ge quan’ TJ. BBUCR& "8 to buy Clothi eee eaeeee oe ca beveath ences A | For ps Ww | Baths. Pu BALE — The LEASE, FIXTURES, and Peon rETE INVENTORY ‘ot the Hotel Vollmann.” m the City of Hoboken, New Jersay, opposite New York. Three steaindeats oros-ing to New York, day and night, every fifteen minutes rgalar. The Trotel ie In. the nest neighborhood of the new landirg piace of the Hamburg and Bre- men steamers Not much money required I: quire cf KRBUDER & BRHR, 272 Eat, Wash- ington, D. O. Be 22-iw* (UK BALE —A fratrate two-etury FRAME F HOURY, containing unite rooms, together with nine Building LOTS, all set out with choice fruit, such af preches, pears, piumn, cherries, graper, ail of the best selecticn; with a pamp of excellent water in the yard; ox the corner of G and tyth ats., and Penr pxenue yor For further particulars J] at reridence No. 675. oe aytee D, CARROLL. ESIRABLE DWELLING IN Wkst BaLTI- mora For Sale—Or Mount streot, 135 feet north from Saratoga; front of Lot 60 feat by 15 to ¥in- cent street. Tne Houre is of brick, two stories, with fine dry basement, kitchen, &c., with Wash Hones, Sheds. Garcenand *hrubbery. There are i The property ii very ele , thecity, and y auty of iocation and health cannot beetirpassed. Peracps wishing a retired residense ean be a8 private as if five miles in the country. The city cats are within five roiputes’ walk. Ground rent $1.12 per foot, or $57 8) per annam. The House cost $3.00, and ia in good order. The surrounding ground leasea for from §3t» 5 par frontfoot. The whole will be sold for the very low price of $2.50, subject to the above small eround rent. Huif cash, and the remainder in six aid 12 months, with iaterest, which is @ little over half its value Apply to, or address, OHAS. L. BOCHURE, at J. W. Harvey’s fica, No. 22 Ses: ond street, Baltimore, or at No. se 183-8t street. . MARKET ¥ARM FOR 8SALB—Or &rchange tn part for Improved City Property—Under a gaod te of cultivation, containing between 5% and 6) Tame House, con- outbuildings; a fine ng peach trees,with trees, a never failing spring of excel- pump in yard: situated about 5 miles peyton city, in Prince George's cautty, . ina healthy location. A Dairy Farm could be made oat of the place, and meadow coul! he wade and hay enough raised for this purpose. The owner not being able to attend to the pis<e, is his reason for selling. For further particulars address Box No 366 Washington City Post Om #0 17-1w* RBAL BSTATH AGENOY. Persons wanting to Re: or Purchase Dwelling or Store Houses cup be accommodated at tha teal Beto ‘ Also, peraoas bavis g Proparty of re, Ki acres in wood; a good tainigg 10 rons; recensa thrifty orchard of young, b: other fro ping for the eaid part at the northwest corner of pat ‘they derire to Sell, Heut or Lense, vaid Lot at the intersection of sonth D and 4}, | canbe furnished the best of purchasers and streetsand running thence syuth 2) feet 4 incaes, | tinan‘s free of charge. thence east parallel with south D street 30 feats | When desired, very dest of references can be given. Apply to PECARE, COGRWELL & JACKSON Attorneys ang Counseilors at Law ant Real Estate brokers, po, the Post Offic:—Rooms "up siaize LOT FOR & nue an VUSE A einen: pear e} 2 Gu the prem “8 to GEORGE colt K HOUSE, woodhonas containing 4 re BRICK COTLAGE FOR SALE.—Thal a 3 ful Brick Cottave, with rovered ve lighted by sVen rooms, Offic: Fe ENISUED i street, near 19th 5! JALUABLE LOT FOR E—Ga_K, !etween Kizhth and Ninth atreete, and fronting the Northern Market. Twenth-three fset front. with adepth of ove hondred fect. Alleyinrcar. In- quire of HARMON 5 nu, aYenUe,OF 3B0. W. COCHBA 81 te Fok BEN on Severna strest, one of the best locations in Washingtoa fur sny business, Arply at tha Gosling Hestanrant, - 247 Penn. ave. bet. 12th ana isth ats. jy25tf OT FOR 84LE.—That desirable uuimproved 4 Lot on couth side of B 20th and ist streets west, is offered for. py has a front on the Avenue of fifty-eight ( and @ depth of one hundred and focty-p three inebes (1493-12) to a twenty fect allay, + ten fest side alley on the cast. This is ore of the yery bert vacant lets inthe whole city,and eo. tains $,633 square feet; price 6) c - Apply at the Gas Office. ge 1 cote Fo SALE OR REN7—The heantiful FARM now cecupiad by Mra. Ann Mactaniel, sbout one mile and a quarter north of the @. road to Rock Creek Church, co: ng about thirty acres of lend, The improvements are. a hud new House. containing rooms, with the neces- faery stables, ontbuiidings, auda superior wail of er Jt commands a fine view of the Oity of wington, the Potomac, and the adjacent coun try. To & gentlemen of fortune, tae loeca’:on is most desirable; for beaut: d heaithiness, it can- not be surpassed. Toa psrson of industry and en- terprise, it wovid be a sourse of woalth asa mar- ket garden, dairy farm, or both. Fer further inform: n adirere MR&, ANN MACDANIDL, through the Fost Office, by lettez. fe l4-ea6t FOR baLE-a FARM of 295 acres, the residence Of the late Gov Bamusl Stevens, on Dividing Creek. Talbot enunty,(B. 8 .) Maryland, known as “Compton,” which ean be divided into two Farms, will be sold on TUESDAY, 2th instant, at padi fale,in Eastern Maryland, by James Li. Martin, trustee. It is seldom that euch a location is offered: the land ia fertile.anda part heavily timbered: brick dwelling and briek barn; the situation ia of rare beauty, having a commanding salt water view at the point where tb Dividing Crenk gators the Choptank river, and is remarkably healthy. se 12-2aw4t™ Sr es PERSONAL. DB_DAVIB’S BTHOD OF TRBATING ALL VENEREAL and Private Diseases ia fast gaining favor. All persens suffering with Byphilia, Gonorrhea. aud Seminal Weakness will do well to eall upon him. Female Diveaces of all kinds scientifically treated, Charges moderate’ Room No, 22, 458 Seventh street, Opposite Post Office, se 15 lm* N° IMPOSITION.—MADAMB ROSS, Doctress and Astroloxtst, was born With s natural gift. Bne te @ past and future—never known to fail. Causes speedy majriag long, separ.ted; cares all diseases, strictly cont tential, No. 333 G@ street north, corner 0} 12th etreet west, three squares from the Patent Office The only person that can show a likeness of future husband or absent friend in te- ality. : Gentlemen §1. se31m* a@. WANTED: EVERY LADY IN WASHINGTON aa to eee these Roses, and call at TUE PINKING &ND STAMPING DEPOT, Ne. 381 F atreet. Opposite the Patent Office, 6,000 elegant Patterns for i - broodery now ready to stamp, Braiding endian ‘Now Patterns received daily. wy Btamped Goode, Braid and Stik for sal i brings together those MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. pose See et hae UO BSTITUTES’ HEADQUARTERS —The hi, est prices will be paid for SU BST. qi DBAVTED men. Those in wantof Suheltoae wei find it to their interest to aoply at, the “Intelil- ence Sear Pennsylvania avenue.” eA DOOELY PIRSA au 10-tf N, H. MILLER, Important Faets Werth Knowing. AT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 278 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between iith and 12th ats, X¥OU CAN BUY; Three 50 cent Novels for $1, Bix 25 cent Novels for $1, Eight Photograph Album Oard# for 81, Three 50 cent Stationery Packages for $1, Six 25 cent Stationery Packages for $1, 50 cent Books from 26 to 45 cents, $1 Books from 0 cents to 90 cents, $1.25 Beaks from 65 cents to.@1.15, $1.50 Books from 75 cents to $1.40, 2 Books from §1 to $1.90, 85 Books from $2.50 to'@4.75, + Marge lot of Books at haif price, nt ‘A FINS STOOK'‘OF= ° PHOTOGRAPH CARDS nd ALBUMS, KB, STATIONERY, By iseecin - NWatroman Booxstoan, 274 Penn. gvesiue, «00. 26-1m. Detweem Tith and 12th strests, « due. .$o.give it their prompt AMUSEMENT! FORD’S NEW THEATER, t. TREET, ABOVE E. Joum T, reel . anager and Proprietor THIS EVENING, Brgagement of the Besatifal and Accomplished Comedienne, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELD, Who till appear in her beantifal companion play to FaNOHON, THE ORICKET, Batitied THE LITTLE BAREFOOT. Any, the Little Barefoot... Miss Maggie Mitghell Jn preparation au entirely new drama entitled THE PEARL OF SAVOY. Also, the exquisite domestic drama of FANCHUON, THRE CRICKET, Erices of admission 25, 5) and 75 cents. Boxea $10 ant $6. No extra Charge for reserved seats. 0 23 VARIETIES! ‘VARIETIES: Fronting Penusylvania svenve aad Ninth st, THE BRiLLIANT AMUSEMENT BN TERPRISK. UNION UF (WO GREAT TROUPES. FINEST ARTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED. Tacusant ef Botlars Expendid in Collecting theus toxether. and in Paying them ELORBILCANT BALARIRAG, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK: ANNETTA GALLEITI, MONS TUPHOFF, from the Parisian Theaters, MONS. KOZANI, G:lebratec in Kurope aud America. TER ZANI BALLET TROUPE, Twelre Ladies, besutifui in face and form MONS. BAPTISTIN VLLE Li NA WINDEL, Mids LiZZIb SHULTZ ALL EMINENT STARS Our beantiful Ba'let Troupe, Miss EL{ZA FLOKENCE, Hines EMMA MILE IMA MARSH, M-GGIE WILSON, Comedian, Ft MACK. AVLLE MAZORI ARNOLDT, In her Tableanx ¥: living pictures of Classic Marble whe . im ap ar xement ex- resaly produced by ourselven, entitled x ¢ THE CHAKMs OF VEN This is the sreatest attraction ey y Concert Mal! in this country, resented in Be 21-Iw* GANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, RBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET, Reak OF Nationa Horen, THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE! THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE! ONE COMPLETE COMPANY! ONE COMPLETE COMPANY! Perfect in Organization and equal in Numbore snd ‘fa lent (o four of any other Music Halls, A COMBINATION OF STARS, A COMBINATION Of STARS, A COMEINATION OF STARS, Each one of whem would alone be censidered sufficient as the principal attraction of any Theater or Music Hall im the world TO-NIGHT, A thrilling drama in three asta, entitled THE QUEEN'S PAGE! 4 TALE OF BLOOD! THE QUEEN’S PAGE! A TALE OF BLOOD! 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ATTENTION! _ Srampine prowatis aoa neatly executed -at pes 9, corner of Gay and High streets, George- Own. fe 23-50" SES AND DOG Ll. due the Corporation of A of Octobrr next, must be id within ten days from that date, otherwise they will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan alice. And notice is further given, that all Deg Licen- Bes bel gn On the 80th inst. If payment is delayed beyond the 10th of October next, the license by law is made Twenty tive cents higher, and if not then aid, when demanded by th tropolitan Police, pT re js subsect re ean fe tan civecls a .dog shall he e - se2]-¢ot0gtl0 Clerk. Lv ent i | 1833, ie B: ersons ip arrears for theses ate Peduested i | mantully TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES} FROM THE ARMY OF THE CUMBER- LAND The Battles of Saturday and Sanday. NASHVILLE, Sept. 22.—General Rosecrans a week or ten days ago had made up his mind to advance south, and at least capture Rome, it not Atlanta, The respective corps of Generals Thomas: Crittenden and McCook moved upon different routes, but with instructions to mas, aad how to do it, if cannonading snould be heard. It was believed that the enemy was at Pigeon mountain, erecting new worke in addition to those which nature had thrown up, as i range of inountains separated the two armies, and no communication could be effected ¢xceptthrough Blue Bird, Pigeon, Wing's and Cottell’s gaps. The utmost caution was mnintained, and Preparations made and carried out for any emergency. The avenues’ for retreat were laid ont in case of disaster, besides a large reserve moved in striking distance to render assistance if absolutely necessary. Realizing his extreme distunce from his base, and the fact that his situation was in the heartof the retel dominions, General Rosecrans exhibited pradence and sagacity due the occasion. Atabout quarter to eleven on Saturday morning, without skirmishing, the enemy, having massed st least two-thirds of their ay: ble force upon their right, precisely as they aid ai Chaplin Hills and Stone river, pounced down upon the veterans uader Gen. | ‘Zhomas upon the lett; and, so sudden and flerce s the attack, tliat the whole column involuntarily fell back. in the charge we los nearly eight bundred prisoners and sever: pieces of urtillery. Atthis janctnre the engaze- ment tecame general aiong the whole line. Ne ton of the troops whichhad | v mS So vigorously were trans- ferred to their respective divisions, a dis. tion which Thomas took a tage of, as he quickly threw his whole corps upon the for, took several hundred prisoners, and recaptured five out of the six guns just lost. From this time until dark, it was give aud take, neither side guining a decided advantage. The condi- ‘country prevented a tree use of the y, «nd, for several hours, but tew can- non were fired. On the 19th, the battle termi- nating about dark, it was found our loss was slight, considering that much close fighting had taken place. Saturcay night our army threw up pear West Chickamauga river, be- ‘aring the road, in cse it should be subie to fall back upon Rossville, ultunooga, between Lookout and e. The enemy’s right extended to the northesst as Ss the Western und Atl. ta railroad, coimy ded by Polk, and prou y Wharton’s cayalry, while their left touched intabout fi ales south west of Latayetie, | dcemmanded by General A. P. Hill, with Forre y on his flank. Ex morning caine again the enemy igor, aud so furious was the Early Sund:} with renewed y savit thatthe whole line fell back, Thomas’ corps again bore the brant of the battle, and ihe di ons ot Rosseau, Negley and Reynolds | Jought gloriously. Early inthe day theregalar bri.ade, commanded by Gen. King, founditseif pitted against superior numbers, Vapts. Ket- tellss and Mulligen fighting their battalions Gen. King, who was wounded in the arm at Stone river, was again disabled and taken prisouer. Gen. Lyue, one of the bravest menof the wer, was killed, and i is said his body will arrive here to-night, to be sent to Ohio to-morrow morning. The latest information I have of 2 strictly re- liable nature is up to Sunday night, when the battle terminated with a slight advantage to tke enemy. Onr new 2i-pounder Napoleon guns made shocking rebel sacrifices, and none werelost. Thegeneral commanding, as though rebel bullets were harmless, rode to and fro over the batue-field, accompanied by his staff, the efficient chief, Gen. Gurtield, acting with great composure and iutrepidity. The cavalry force was under the command of Geu. Robert B. Mitchell, Gen. Stanley be- ing confined to his bed, Several cavalry lights took plice on Sunday. the enemy being worst- edevery time, notwithstanding their superior- ityin pumbers. My informant thinks that if even our army should be compelled to tail back upon Chattanooga, it will not be failure asthe programme was laid out in that wise and atthat point he could successfully resist twice his number, The strength of the enemy’s forces is not far from 100,000 men, nearly twice the numoer of ourown. Gens. Joe Johnston and Bragg were in command, with Polk on the right and A. P. Hill on the Jett. All the available men from the different armies of the Contederacy assist- ed in this contest, Longstreet’s corps, under Generals Jackson and Ely, arriving atter the commencement of the battle. At the battle of Stone river the following were the division commanders on the rebel side :—Breckinridge, Cheatham, Cleburne, Anderson and Stewart. This time their divisions are commanded by Breckinridge, Hindman, Ety, Jackson, Ander- son, Buckner, Sisughter, Cleburne, Stewart end Cheatham, with the addition of four brig- ades of cavalry under Gens. Forrest, Whar- tov, Wheeler and Maury. Tbe prisoners sa: that the troops had been arriving from ail quarters for seyeral weeks, and that several tae of Pemberton’s men were in the attie. LATER FROM CHARLESTON, The steamer Empire City, which sailed from Port Royal on the ist, arrived at New York on Monday. Nothing new had transpired at Charleston. The health of the troops was excellent, and there had been but few cusvatlites. At Hilton Head, from which the steamer sailed, without croseing Charleston bar, a report was in circulation, which was traced to rebel sources, that Gen. Gilmcre, finding it almost impossible to plant his guns on Wagner and Cumming’s Point, in the face of a continuous fire from the enemy, had temporarily suspended the work, and that he was led to do it by the inactivity ot the navy, which failed to support him in his present position. A vigorous dis- charge of shot and shell was poured in con- tinwous Rolleys from all the rebel works on Morris Island. The enemy appeared to be very active in Fort Sumter. Steamers were seen there laden, apparently, with materials to Tepair the works, and the rebel flag was still flying on the walls. With the glass it was ascertained that reinforcements were gn these steamers, evidently to add to the garrison. Still Later from Charleston. Mew York, Sept. 22.—The steamers Fulton and Mississippi, the former from Charleston beron the jeth, and the latter from Hilton Herd on the Isth, have arrived here. The Mississippi reports passing off Charles- tom at3 o’clock on Sunday morning and heard heavy firing. The Fulton reports that the work of mount- ing guns on Battery Gregg was progréssing ve slowly in consequence of the annoyance received trom the rebel Battery Bee and Fort Moultrie by shot and shell fired at intervals of about twenty minutes. Passengers by the steamer Fulton say that the preparations of Gen. Gilmore for shelling the city of Charleston were in a forward state, and can be undertaken at anytime. Asevi- dence of the intentions of the Government the fact is significant that the Arago, im her recent trip, took to Gen. Gilmore 80 cases of shell coutsining Greek fire. The iron-claés were not firing; and there is reason to believe that the navy will not re- commence the attack upon the rebel position until Gen. Gilmore’s new batteries are’ ready to co-operate. The rebel prisoners brought by the Fulton belong to South Carolina, Georgia and North Oarolina regiments, and arein cheated of Rapor O. ¥. Dayton: of Gen, Gilmore’s Staff. re is only one officer of am them—Dr. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News Journa Containing a greater variety of interesting Teading than can be found in any other, is Published on Friday morning, TERM A— Cash, invariably in advance, Single copy, per annum. #1 08 Five copies, 4% Ten copies, «= 9 00 Twenty-fiv: . 20 00 It invariably contains the «Washington News” that has made The Daily Evening Star circulate co generally throughont the country SF Single copies (in wrappers) can be Ppro- cured at the counter, immediately after the 4e8ue of the paper. Price—Taree Ozwre, ES ADDITIONAL FOR 7N NEWS By THE ETNA. New York, Sept. 22.—The London Morning Herald denounces the Government for inter- fering with the steam rams in the Mersey, and refuses to believe the statement of the Post, that they are detuined on mere suspicion. The british Foreign Anti-Slavery Society memorializes Earl Russell tostop the vessels on anu-sjavery ground. . The Phare de la Loire says two clipper ftenmere, building at Nantes aud two at Bor- deanx, tre suspected of being intended for the Conlederatee, The Paris correspondent of the Morning Herald repeats the assertion thatthe recogni- tion of the South and @ driensive league be- tween the Confederate, French, and Mexican Governments are both decided apon. European politics were quiet, The Mexican and Polish question remain unchanged. Sv PETERSBURG, Sept. 9—The Journal de St Petersburg, of to-day, denies tke rumor published by the foreign press concerning new niTangements by Russia relative to Polish and German affairs. Lonpon, Sep. 9.—Oyrus W. Field will return to America on Sunday next in the steamship China, Acontract for the manufacture and laying down nextsummer of a good submarine telegraph cable, between Iceland and New- foundland, was sigred on the 5th instant. The Quebec steamer Romanville went to sea last night, clearing for Havana, but it is ex- pected she will take a cargo from Nova Scotia to run the blockade. The steamer Caledonia leaves to-day on sim- ilar business. Sale of the Five- Twenties PHILADELHHIA, Sept. 22.—The subscription Agent reports the sale of $5:%,650 to-day. Be- liveries of the bonds are being made to Sep- | tember 13. The sales are improving daily, and reports of agents indicate large sales before the subscription closes Expedition to Alexandria, La. CaInRo, Sept. 20.—An expedition under Gen. | C. Ricker, from Natchez to Alexandria, cap- tnred seveial cannon and destroyed a forufica- uon ut Alexandria. A large quantity of mules, stores and cattle were also captured. LOCAL NEWs. enSES ES Tug DRAFT.—After our report closed yester- | day, the following cases were disposed of by the Board of Enrollment: Thomas Martin, paid commutation.. John C. Bloor, disability. Charies M. Davis. disability. George H. Gordon, disubility. Augustus Lipercomb, disability. O. M. Huguely, disability. C. Payne. now in service. s Johnson, disabilit B. Vanderwirkin, di ility. Dunkin, only son of widow. . T. Garrett, under age. George Woldridge, furnished substitu Warner. Wn. Fitzpatrick, alien, Audrew E. Brian, alien August Okerhause, alien. James H. Weaver, paid commutation. Clement Barber, paid commutation. Oliver Williams, disability James Summeryille, only son of widow. Joseph H, Boucher, erroneously enrolled. ue Willam R farnisued substitute—James oung. Charles F. Waters, under age. David Brent, over age. Robert Lewis. over age. Charles Chrisley, accepted. Holmes Ketetson, disability. i William Hensey, furnished substitate—Peter ce! E.G ville Harford, paid commutation. Francis 1). Shoemaker, disability. John W. Duval, erroneously enrolled. Randall Diggs, (colored,) accepted. Edward Burke, only son of a widow—lia- ble. H. P. Sanford, paid commutation. George F. Fais, paid commutation, Charles Weaver, over age. 1s Dodge, disability. iam Thomas, disability. Abraham Hart, furnished snbstitute—James T. Chipley. Frederick Hess, paid commutation. Joseph M. Padgett, paid commutation. John A. Smith, paid commutation. John Peareon, alien. is Joseph Fry, only son of a widow—liable. Peter Lawson, only son of a widow. Samuel Garwood, accepted. a H. Ribnitzsky, furnished substitute—Joseph Ord. Walter Holt, erroneously enrolled. a PoLics Revorts.— First ‘Precinct—James H- Hopkins, peddling without a county license; eisemaeed Wm. O. Jones, drank; kept till sober. Second Precinct—Ferdinand Fentner, threats. Sophia Fentner, do.; dismissed. C. H. Robins, fast driving; $5. John Morooney, drunk; mili- y. Third Precinct.—Mary Cole and Hester Chase, disorderly; workhouse. Edw’d Osburn,drunk; dismissed. Mich’] Medam and Adolphus Stall- man, disorderly; $2.56each. Barny Corn, do.; 62.62. Sysan Hunter, cooking in market; dis- missed. SeliaGoldstein, disorderly; do. John Shackleford, do.; @2.44. One soldier, drunk; military. Fourth Precinct.—M. Henry, drunk; dismissed. Madison Tyler, disorderly; $2. M. Wolf, Jr., de.: #3. Mary, Sleigh, do.; workhouse. Mich’) Burk, do.; do. Jas. Penna, do; $3—also for threats; gave bail for peace. Sizth Precinct.—John Comisky, drunk: dis- missed. W. F. Cool, fast riding; military. Em- ma Williams, Sarah Smith, disorderly; Mich’! Weisner, Conrad Wagner, drunk and disor- derly; $2 each. George Schriver, carrying ‘weapons; dismissed. Henry McGlue, disor- derly; $3. Charles Brown, J.W. McGine and Henry McGlue, supposed deserters; military. Tenth Precinct.—Wm. Dison, fighting; $1.91. Abraham Dison, do.; dismissed. Sarah Sew- ell, Sarah Giddings, John Burley, disorderly; $1.91 each. Teresa Wilson, do.; $2.94. John Allen, do.; dismissed. Mary Nicholls, mui- fance; $1.58. — Fourth Wagp Sration Cases.— John Fitzgerald, selling liquor on Sunday; dismis;- ed. Also selling liquor unlicensed; $20.61. B. T. Medler, drunk and disorderly; $1.53. Jas. Johnson, selling liquor unlicensed; for trial. Geo. A. Richards, disorderly; $264. Henry Seitz, Joseph Garabin and Emanuel Hoffman, keeping stores open Sunday; ruled for hearing. Dennis Williams, disorderly; $1.50. James Wallace, drunk; $1.58. James Oonnell, drunk, disorderly and resisting officer, $2.58. John McDonnell, fighting; dismissed. John Qol- clazier, sleeping in street; do. Adel Green, as- sault and battery; bail fur court. Philip Mar- tin, threats; bail for peace. Phebe Ann Martin, do.; do. Edward Griffith, suspicion of larceny; jail tor a hearing. Jno. Neumyer, drauk; dis- missed. Jas. ¥. Ball, drunk and disorderiv; military. Anthony Salmon, peddling un- licensed: $20.68. Caroline Davis, assault and battery; bail tor peace. Peter Myers, drank und disorderly; €258—also for threats; dis- missed, Heary L, Southard, fast ridiny; aii tary. Chas. O’Nei!. sleeping in the streets; dismissed. Henry Phillips, do.;do. —Oe INCREASE OF POPULATION IN ALEX ANDRS|, We have already mentioned the chan ¢ of an- pearance in the suburbsof the town, by the erection of numerous “shanties” on los which for years past have been vacant, These frail tenements are still going up daily. Nev eral hundred must have been built within the last three or four weeks, and they are all oc- cupied. Most of them rent tor ten or twaive dollars @ month, and in numerows insiarces the occupants hire the ground for a year. and erect their own bnildings. In the north: suburbs quite a large “tok ly made its appearance.—Alez. Gazeite, new village has sudden- I the oath ‘ Tippee aya Cheene yo ane on bonedine Yoltonand.wil |. AOaew: yom a VincIWia Count This soaucergeas" ones oven Phowpeon that Stan wage pee et _________—__— From St. Dominge—The Bombard: t of | Hopkins, who was left in charge of ‘sutler'’s ‘ - Portau Platte. ‘wagon and team of three horses, the ‘wagon ©‘ Wew York, Sep! Boston private let. containing goods of the value of seyen it ter states thatone lives .were lost in | hund: lollars, the property of George t au Platte, San Do- | had en ine teat, wagon and goods, d he Rantede Gone rormatued Sis | "be tnd seconded ei te mon BeS7 ouuee consws fook refuge on board of {Virgin Two Foreign fel tne Long a a steam r of Roe, here for pilots...They are evidently bound | mA man in ‘westward. ‘ VT ORIOG | pena invendad sping 4 i128 aver) a ‘besuhjeoric the comeghon tar