Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1863, Page 1

TAR B coms rans ayeeon AND 11TH STREBT, oakco before iL o’clock M.; otherwise they nay Bot sppear until the next day. PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR ROOFING FELT. Omar Ase’ Quanrsnuisisn’s Orrion, Depot %Mekinsi. No. 134 north F sweat, asninctos. D. C., Be iseg, 8eaLep Prorosa.s will be Pewee gbl hey — 1 FUT pose of ful the Sth of Seounry. asst with Lath, used in the Barrecks, and Ware! e ‘The Felt to be laid on the buildings, and the bid- der will be supposed to contemplate said roofing as composed of the above named materials, bia will state fo a per are foot ior, ing the same, pl: if itonthe building, and com- pleting the roof in all respects The articles above- to be delivered at such points in auch at such time, and @_apon such 2 the eity and county of W. ingtor D.C..as the Chief t Qi pastor ney irect. The delivery and work to commence on or before be 6tb day of October, 1863, and fe cicnea. ta be satisfactory to ould. let 2 indie mast var iT. Bidders are ri ih wii ae pies of the quailty of the aetielee thas rraeneee le Faid a ticles will be subject to a rigid inspection on delivery. Pr ie from disloyal parties will not sidered, and an oath of aillewin nce to the B. Bogsr- ernment must accompan: P ition. Proposals must be addressed Gea Binal. Hartz, Assistant ingtoi * Pro- D C., and should be p BDWARD L. HARTZ, posals for Roofing Fe: _8e %-5t Captain, A.Q. M.. U.8. Army, P*®rosars FOR BOOPING FELT. Cavatry Burgav, Orrios or Ouizr Quartermaster, ‘Wasuincron, D. O., September 9, 1888. PROPOSALS are solicited at this office for the far- nishing of ROOFING FRLT in considerable quan- tities, as it may be required trom time to time, in the construction of cavalry stables and barracks. The Feit to be detivered at the wharf of the Oaralry Depot at Gisboro Point, near this eity. Bidders are requeet:d to send with their bids mm ples ofthe quality of Felt they propose to fur- nish. The Felt will be subject to inepaction on de- livery. 0.G. SAWTELLE, Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster, se 10-tf Cavalry Burean. p®° POBALS FOR HORSES, Cavarry Burgac, Wasiincrox, Office af the Bet Ceercermaster in PROPOSALS are solicited fhus office for furnishing Osi vered at Pittsburg. Pe: ia; Philadeip' Wesbisaton City, Syracuse, Ne Y., or Indianapol Proposals will be considered for the furnishing of Borses in iots of not less than twenty fire, (25.) The Horses tobe from fifteen (15) to sixteen (16) hander high, trom five (5) to nine (9) years old. we’ broken to the saddle. compactly built, in good fieek, and free from all defects. : The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement murt be guarantied by two responsible persons, ‘whose signatures must be appended to the guar antee. The responsibility of.the guarantors must be show n by the official certiiicate of the Clerk of the et District Oourt, or of the United States ict Attorney Propo-als must be addressed to Lientonal Colonel C G. Sawtelle, Chief Quartermaster Ca¥- and be indort on the envelope a, = Tor HL in ef 0) rses. secular SAWTELLE, . G tp leat Col ana Gi f Quartermaster, au 18 ‘ar: Bureau. wy eALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE \ Subsistence Department with (60) FIVE HUN- DRED TONS OF BALED HAY, are invited till the 15th day of October, 1863 Tho Hay tobe of the best quslity, and to be delivered at the wharves at Bixth street. The Hay to be weigbed at the time of delivery. ard the weigh*>so determined to be the purchase weight. Bids ry,. 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 t! overnment, or from . spond. Payment will be made in “‘Qertificates of Indebtedvess ” coq tract with a good bond will be requircd to be entered into. Bids to be directed to Col. A. BEOK- WITH, A. B.C. and 0. 8., 223 G street, Washing ton, D.C. se21 V ) EB CALL THE ATTENTION of Purchasers to our new and large assortment of, PIANOFORTES, from the most celebrated factories, su as Bteinway & Sons ard B Bacon, which we are selling at the lowest factory pric We have also on hand a few second- band Piancs, in best order, im rosewood cases, for fale upon eas! 5 W. G. METZEROTT, se 25 orner of llth st. and Penn. avenue. Lt24o0 we BRL! LING JARS, FOR PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c. Tie only Jar ever invenued that can be Tested. For sale wholesale end retail, with fall instrac- tions for preserving all kinds of Fruits, Nogstsbles, &e. 0. W. BOTBLBR &' BON’S General Housefurnishing Btore, se2t-6t 318 Iron Hall. faut Noe isi ed TOP TROTTING WAGONS. JBNNY LINDS, BXPRESB NB. &c.. | AT PRIVATE SALE. Having s ‘arger assortment of the above than can De fou: py other estabiishment in this city, we respectfully call the atten- tion of parebasers of Vehieles for pleas ure or draught, to the great variety, both New and fecond Hand. constantly on hand a Bi 98 Louis Detween sth and Repository, % aven ween and 10th siresis, Great iaduesments offered in prices. WM. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. I THE DRA?T! THE DRAPT! 8 Now all over, and every one eam now look young and gain. Allthose who wish te change the shace ercolor ofthe Hair should eall and 30s VOLOING THN Maim. Tt will change the Hair or Whiskers to » beautiful Brown or Black, witnout any wash or preparation what- “Tris peeultarly adapted to Ladies’ use. It is 0 aim, that it pis eax be s by any one, with bat little trouble, amd witheut eutan, ae ae Mair. For sale at oat i No. 3093 sok-Im se25-6t BOSW ALL Taner itary store, street, near le (Bun. Chron.) OUGHS, COLDS, &o., &o. In this changeable climate, where every one ismore roator it procures package of BOSWELL'S MEDICATED boven ADE Tit ia the, most pleasant, and sro It is invaluable. Bee oust the ealeprated Prof. Alexander ‘Welgwani says of it: Mr. Bosecll—Sir: Having used ‘yout Mediented Cough Candy for hoarseness ané cher affections f the throat proceeding from heavy ol is. I found it ver remedial tng “to thing else at f have ever a would reeommend it to singers and to persons sub- ‘pel Jeet to such affections from colds or excessive uss ef the voice. a ees 5 r of Music. SZ" Sold st allthe prineipal Drag Btores, and at BOSWELL’S Drug Store, corner of Mary! nue and 7th street. Price 35 eents per weckone five for @1. se 22-lw MET’S CORN SALVE. IMMEDIA TE RELIEF AND PERMANENT CURE. jorns only. fe 25 cent boxes for nd Bi sala 50 cent boxer for Oor: 1 il by DB MET. Rae rere 301 Broadway, N. Y. sale in Washington For sale in WeeUAL VERT FORD, Drogsist, _#e7-Im 290 enn avenue coe BY THR OARGO OR SINGLE TON. FOUR THOUSAND TONS ON HAND. woop OF THE BEST QUALITY, At Yard corser 0 and Ist street, near B & 0. KR BR. Depot; and Wharf foot of 11th street, Island, au 27-1m" oO. PALMBR. IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS. BUTLERS WILL FIND H. A. DOWNING & CO,'S CONCENTRATED OLAM TO BB A MOST VALUABLE ARTIOLE FOR TABIR TRADB. It sells very rapidly, and is the most economical article of diet for the officer's mess, Itis prepared in one minate, apd makes s most delicious Soup or Chowder, 4 . 4 It is highly recommended by Army Burgeogs. The profits ere large. Fortale by BARBOUB & SEMMBS, Bole Agents, 66 Louisisas. cordeons, Bi Eopbosr: ae <tegethor with met! jon foe Oniter ser, If the terms of 8.le are not complied with in five v=. XXII. EDUCATIONAL, FOR SALE AND RENT. APAYETTE INSTITUTE L A Srhool for Young Ladics and Misses. 180 id i4th The patronsierc? ogheen 19th ‘to secure for suets dinette, tnorgueh Intredion aad’ thy tuition. 8035-0039 T. MARY’S ACADEMY, near Sryantown fs Syrages pAcabe aa ‘Mon? dav in Beptember. Cireclars may be: onsaiced. terms, by addressing Mra DA! B. Bryantown, harles county, Md. $KOOK EViULE ACADEMY A BO. PANG SOHOOL Wor Boys, ine gaict ——— 4 ge, 20 miles from Washington by tne . Fe talogues, addrews at Brookeviile, Md. E.R. PRETTY MAN, A. ., te 18 Tm Principal cipal. se 14-3" R, B. TOWNSEND OONTINUMS (ARTER 4 o’clock p.m.) to give Jessona in the Art of Singing and Brazing th Pinnoforte and O-gaa. through the B'Q,, eet Boar Mth, oF aca BS, BURR N URE LLL RE-OPEN Hi BUHOOL On MONDAY, Sept 29th, an 24-e0tOcti* BI 391 E street. yes UNLUN FEMALE ACADEMY, Corner of 14th strectand New York avew The Fourteenth Annual Session commences Caer 7, 1863 ‘ni TN 2 yy AUCTION SALEs. By J. C. MoGUIRE a 90.. Auctioneers. TP RCSTEE'S SALE O# VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE CikOLE ON PRNNSYLVANIA AVENUE —By virtue ofa deed of trust, recorded Reptember 23d '862, in Liber J, A.B No. 225, Qlion 162 et eq , 1 will reli at Public Aue ion, on SATUR- DAY, October 34. at 5 0’clock p. m., in frontof the premises, Lot numbered ten (it). in numbered thirty-eight (33), as subdivided by Pollack, situated on 2th street near Peuusy! avenue. Upon the premises above described is a large three story Brick House. Terms: One-halfcash ; balance in eq2-1 payments to be secure:i by notes at six and twrlve months, bearing interest, and a deed of trust on the premi- | days from the day of fale inclasive, the property will be resold upon five days notice, at tire riek and cost of the defaulting purchaser, All conveyancing at tre cost of the purchaser, HENRY LOVEJOY, Truste £022 J.C. McGUIRE & OO. Au By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer: herein BALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT Om THE Isiaxy.—Ly virtue of a deed of trust frem William Kiernan,dated tha cith of April, 1858, und recorded in Liter J. A. 8, No. 156, fotios W77.&c , of this couuty, 1 wiileeliat Public Aue tion.on FRIDAY, the Ith «? Gctober next, at4 o’clock p. m., on the premises, part of Lot No. 6,in BavareNo &6, imthecity of Washington, begin ning for the raid part at the northwest corner of said Lot at the intersection of south D and 4), streetsand running theace south 22 feet 5 incaes, thence east parallel with south D street 9 feet inches. thence southeasterly Gl feet # inches toa point dis ent $1 feet 6 inches from south D strect, thence east parallel with said street 13 feet, thence north 3] feet 6 inches to south D strect, and thence weat with south D street 1(9 feet 6 inches to the be- ginning, with the Frame Dwelling and cther im- provemeats thereon, Terms of sale: One-half cash ; the balanca in six and twelve months with notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust. : if the terms of sale are not complied within three days, the Trusiee reserves the righ: to re- sellon one weeks’ notice, at the expense and risk of the defaulting purchaser. Ali conreyancing and stamps at the expense of the purchaser, WM_R. WOODWARD. Trustee. fel4eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, ByJ.O. McGUIRE & OO., Aactioneers. pusuc SALB OF A VALUABLE LOT UNDER x Dsoxsz or Covet.—In the matter of the peti- tion a Lawrence, guardian of Martha Louisa and Ida Virginia Lawrence, minor heirs of James wrenes, Cecensed, and of John A. Simms, guar- Gian of George W. Lawrence, minor beir of saian Lawrence deceased. Pursuant toa cesree of the Orphans’ Court of Washington county, in the Dis- trictof Columbia, duly ratifies and confirmed by the Honorable Supr Qourt of seid District, in named petition, the under- le, at Padlic Auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 7th day of Octobar next, at o'clock p.m_, all the right, title, interest, claim, end demand of the said minor heirs in the RB 24LB—A BEEAD BAKBRY, with GOOD PO ercoe ud FIST OnGS, Chiais the ol establ: d@ stand in Georgetown, and at eee than has been done ‘or further inform: eet Georgetown. se eat opportunity to invest ina profite! ipess is now offered in the Stock and Outfit of the LiV ERY and RAL® #TABLE sit- uated at the ecrner of Bridge and Market streeta, Georgetown, D. ©., consisting of Horses, Oar: Triaged, Buggies, Harness, &o. f not sold at rivate sale before the Sth of Ostober t,at will sold at pubiie auetion. The stand i: est in town, and now doing a good business. Books will be shown and satisfactory rexsovs given. Inguire remises of B.K,GLADMON,er A GLAD- Fa. Be 3¢-lw* oe CO. 7 FO, RENT WwW DLEY' i OK RAaLB.—a bie bu —The enuntry resi- in Kirby, Beq i. IMMENSE ¢ The celebrated Mr. J WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1863. — —_— 2, 8,304. aXUskKMBN pe ENR Li da Alls be WASHINGTON THEATER, Corner of 11th and C' streets, near Penna. avenue. Luoxanp 6 oven. Tomporary Lesssce. SS atin Cf the Bminent artiste, rE. L. DAVENPORT, MRS. FARREN, AND ?! OMPANY OF ARTI8T3 BNGAGED K& GBOVER’S THEATER THIS EVENING, On. tre Matp’s Taacepr. W. Wallack L. Davenport ‘arres as... -Evadne S07” Korrstz is Dircet-r of the Crand Orehestra, hotes a Admusston.—Dress Cirela aud Parterre, D conte; Orchestra and Balcony Oisirs, 75 eents: lack Parterre 96 eenta it only afew minutes’ wath from the eity passerger railway. The situation and baauty of the place is uneurpassed by any reside mee in or aronnd the city, The acove eeuntry seat will be rented to th May, 1864. on most favorable terms, if immediate appli- ia made to the Proprietor on the place, or Germs ptreet, Bsitimore, For rale—C AERIAGS, HORSES, and two COWS. For Jurther informasion apply at this office. ae: é ttisulars appl to J. C. oc cee bos. W. Williams’ Stables on 8th street. ee: NLIGIBLE EUILDING LOT FOB SALE IN 4 GEORGETOWN .— The subscriber offers at private sale an sligible Buildiug Lot, on the north weat ccrner of Washinzton and Dunbarton strazts Gecrgetown, D.C. If not aid before the 14th of October pext said Lot will be offered at pablie CHARLES NM. MATTHEWS, Att'y, cor. of Bridge apd Congrass sts , -eose* Georgetown, D.C. R® EBrATE AGENOY. Perzons wanting to Rent or Purchase Dwelling or Store Houses can be accommodated at the Koal Estate Agenoy, Also. persons havi: g Property of any Kind that they desire to Seli, Beat or leave can be furnivhed with ths best of purcussers an tenants free of charge. When desired, the very best of references can be given. Apply to PECARB. COGRWELL & JACKSON Altorneys and Commis. at Low,and Real Esiate brokers, 458 Feventh street. oppo, the Post Ofice—Rooms [se 15-hn*} 19 and 20 up stairs. Po SALE —A smalitwo-Story BRICK HOUSE, containing 4 rooma, kitchen, and qgoodhouss For particulars call on the premi-es, @ street be- tween 1 street west and North Capitol street. Print- ing office equare. [tels-7e"] H. WOKDEMAN. Brick COTPAGE FOR SAL#.—That delight- ful Briek Cottage, with covered verandah. aul containing sven rooms. lighted in Printing Ofice Square, will be quite of present oreapants or of W by letter or in peraou. Possession ately. PURNISHED KOOMS 1 ftreet, near igth st, Baths. auction, hy gae.on Hat, BT—At No. 153 G Gas and hot and cold sel-lint | “ T Kh SALE—On K. Fighth and Ninth streets, aud fronii Northern Market, Twenth three feet fro: adepth of one hundred feet. {n- quire of HARMON LURNS 40% Penn, avenue or GRO. W. CHRAN 298 Penn ave, ir $i TF Fo RENT—A fine STORE on Sr eeut one of the best locations in Washinxto any business. Apply at the Gosling Ke-tus No. 247 Penn. ave, het. 12th and !Sth st= ee vers ese MILITARY SUB TITUTES Aliey in rer SUBSTITUTES HES DQUART MRS <The high- WO est i will ba paid for SUBXTITU TRS for DRAFTED men. Those in wantot 8! vtitutes will | — find it to their interest to Sppi t the “Intoili- gence and Real Batate Office? No. 511 N at, near Pennsylvania avenue, N. H. MILLER 80 )0-tf . PERSONAL. EBSONAL.—DN. W. G@. 1 NEWMAN Das re- moved from No. 76 K's reet, to No. 25 Pens sylvanis avenue, between 2th and 25:h st: ets. "se 30 3t* FORD’S NEW THEATER Jouw T. Forp—.... Prices of admission 26,85 ent 98) No exws ERNESTINE DE FAIBER GEO. R. EDESON, , TENTH STREET. ABOVE B. . Manag jer and Proprietor THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING, “MISS MAGGIE MITOHELL, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, as FANCHON, THE CRICKET, FANCHON, THE CRICKET, FANCHON, THE CRICKET, FANCHON, THE CRICKET, ¥ANOHON, THE ORICKET, FANCHON, THE CRICKET. CANTERBURY HALL, ca RBURY HALL, Lovdiansa AveRvs, Rear of Nations! «nd Metropolitan Hotels, First Week of the Beautiful, Dashing Queen Melody, MISS JULIA MORTIMER, MISS JULIA MORTIMER, Miss JULIA MORTIMER, Revival of the Great “GIPSY’S LAY,” SG bPSY CS LWAajy. The t! ree Briliiant Terpsichorean Stars: CLARA FOWLER, MILLIE FOWLER. Mons. Foccne’s New Ballet, LOVE TROUGH THE WINDOW. NELLIE TAYLOR THE ALBUM OF BLAUTY, ABD THE UNRIVALLED CORPS OF COMEDIANS INA GRAND OLIO ENTERTAINMENT, Concivding wiih a new Patriotic National Drama, founded on iucidents of the present war, THE YANKEE TAR; ¥ TAR: TUL YANKEE TAR; OR, THE CBUISE OF THE Ska BIRD. #2 Doors open at 7; performance at 8 o'clock, BR” Admistion 25 and £0 cents. POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE OM SATURDAY AF PFERNOON, Be 28 6t ‘ODS FELLOWS’ HALL, BEVENTH STREET, WYMAN, THE VENTRILOQUIST AND WIZARD, WITH HIB LISE-MOVING AND SPEAKING AUTOMATA, “aha BY ®F Adwiesion 25 cents; Ohildren smrilbille, Reserved Seats 1 cents, Er Rode LR ea Ee Pe RDAY ‘AFTERNOONS, xt 30'clock. 15 cents. See ae 28-6¢" | ays MY BED AND BOARD—MARTHA GIB- SON, on the 28th cf July, 1863, Anyway h-r- bvring her will be dealt with according to law. MANFOR said petition mentioned. of, in, ana te that valuabie bly situated Lot on Tairteenth strest west. Massachusetts avenue, an known and [eet pene as Lot A, in Square undred and Slgoty three (233) in the public of the city of Washington, together “a all the improvements thereon. ‘erms cash. All copveyancing at expense of purchassr. Tancing at expe OEE LAWRENOR, JOHN A. SIMMS, Guardians &e. MM. Bu Bol’r. for Petitio: E Kitiewean 9.6. MoGUIE CO., Aucts. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY IN Groxnostows, D.C.. ar Punic Avotion.—Will be offered for sale, at Auction, tothe pighost bidder in front of the premises.on WRDNBSDAY, the twenty-israt day of October next, at 4 0’clock p. m., in separate pg the following deseribed Reai Property in Georgetown, D. O., viz. The Three-story Briek Warehouse. slate roof, at the mortheast corner of Waterand Poto sac streets, and the ground on which it stands, front- ing twenty three feeton Water strect and sixty-one feet on Potomac street. 2d. The Three Mery Brick Warehouse, next ad- joining the above, of the same dimensions asthe a |. A Thzee-story Brick House, next north of the iG ioe on Potomas erent, with he fronting on neteen feet five inches, and runcing ily, of the same w.dth, sevemty-one tect to series Percent ert seater, street sev: ¢! Extending, back, sostwardiy. of the same width an ley. e east aide of High Lot number fourin Peter’s Square, id by a Two story Frame Dwelling-house. ‘erms of sale: Ono third of ths ere bans, money to be paid in cash and the remainder in two eqaal payments in six apd twelve months, the deferred yaymanta seme secured by moter and adéed of truct on the premises. ee expense of conveyancin = Heat oF the aners, . ae JOHN DAVIDSON, se25-eotOctl™ Trastees. ByJ.0. McGUIEB& 0O., Soaps Bry BBY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPEBRT t PUBLIC AUCTION.On MONDAY AfTSK- NOO! ber lath, at 6 o’cloek, on the premises, will sell inthe order hereafter named, the fol- valuable vacant Lots in Washington, viz : Lot No. 35 in the subdivision of Square No. 859, tronting 68 feet 9 inches on north M atroet between Sth and 10th street west, and running back 19) feet “oot alle divided into three building fronts 6. Part of gt = Vanya iatoriar let front: in f inches op alley and runp bakes toot? inehes to an alley ; this will also be divided into three lots. = Lot No. 19, subdivision of Square 448, fronting 24 feet or Beventh street west, hetween M and N streets north, running back 105 feet to a 15 foot oye 32 and 36, same Square and same dimensions, tr ee sadsome Bulla + Lots on New York avenue, between 4th and §t. itreets west, (the west ‘each of Lota2and6,). ‘ware 5i4. ro handsome Building L>ts on same Square, each fronting 32 feet 21-2incke :on north M street, between 4th and 5th streets west and ruaning back to a % foot 8! ; of Lota 18 and 2). wae esnes aleerape eget 4 ¥ wate will bo exhibited on the day of sale. Title ition of sale cant ‘erms sal - we. 50 will be required from each prghaste atthe tie ofsale to prevent irresponsi- le bad: a teeod' J.C. MoGETRM& 00 . Aucts._ Asa QU ABTERMASTER’S te Corner of i and Twenty-second streets. hington, D.C. August 25, 1963. PUBLIC TALES OF CONDBUNED ANIMA! Will take place at the Corral the Observatory D GIB3ON Se 30-3t* L street, between 2ist and 22d, M DR_DAVI8'S ETHOD OF TREATING ALL VENERBAL and Private Diseases is fast gainiog favor All psrsens soffering with Syphil's, Gonorrhwa and Seminal Weakness will do well to call upon him. Feusle Diseases of all kinds ccientifically treated. Cha: ges moderate. Room No, 22, 455 Beventh strect, opposite Post Office. e6-15 Im* © IMPOSITION.—_MADAM® ROSS, Doct: ist, was born with » matural id fature—never known to trisges ; brings together those long: separated ; cures senses. ness strictly confidentisl. No. 333 G@ street north, corner of 12th street west, three a: Patent Office. The only person ean shows likenese of future hneband or absent friend in re- ality. Ladies & cents: Gentlemen 81. se3im* WANTED! O24 ERY LADY IN WASHINGTON a& to see these Boses, and cali at THE PINKING AND STAMPING DEPOT, No. 381 FP street, @pposite the Patent Office. E. jy 21 2m 0.8. GROVER’S THEATRE. THIS POPULAR THEATER, NEWLY BUILDING; WILL OPEN IN A SHORT TIME, YOR THS COMING 8BASOR, with the EMINENT COMBINATION: L. DAVENPORT, J. W. WALLACK, MRS. FARREN, auDa COMPANY OF RARE EXCELLENCE. KP The Opening Performonce will be announced in a few days. M UslcaL are TSINMENT se 1p-tf W YORK SUMMER GARDEN, aS “Pe 360 C Branms, 1 oon and roprieter. 6,000 elegant Patterns for Braiding and Em- broidery now ready to stamp. lew Patterns received daily. ne Etampet Goocs, Braid and Bilk for sale, fe 2-1m NEW FALL yLOWERS, tnpows AY ‘BONNETS, HATS, AED MILLINERY GOODS, or CHOICE DESCRIPTION AND GREAT VABIBTY, JUST RECEIVED, Ladies will oblige me by calling and examining | [Vi stantiy manufactured notice and lowyst cash prices and Flagging furnished and se%6 Im* PLENDID GRAPHS § Giiman’s peng. Btore, Penpsyivania avenue, near Ty stock of new PALL and WINTEE GOODS be- fore purchasing, as we wish to show our goods, feeling confident they will please—at FRANKLIN BTOHISON’S, No. 12 Center Market Space, batween 8th and oth ats, FIRST se 8 Im A WILL-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. FROABPING — With“ Plesant Rooms, at 396 3 PIBST STRBET BAsT—B. B98 ana B, (Capitol Hill.) Gortic wivoe, oné airgle gentleme: be with large plessant Room: exebar ged. BOARDING. WIth ean be hed on moderate terms at 610 enue. Also a good Dining-room Bervant. Boaré. Fourth street. me B Bt! WEEN A Le rad tueit Board, Referesce w0 19 tw* BELLE ANOMTH GRANITR, BROWN STONS, AND NOBT! RIVBE BLOB STONE WORK, con- to order, at the shortest All kinds of Tilling laid with despatch. NIQHOLAS ACKER cor. Band New Jersey avenue. FROM KENDALL GREEN. ‘am ples of these delictows Grap+s may be seen at litan Hotel, where all or re- NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. caive prom it attention. They may aiso be kad at Capital—$500,000. Pegrson’s Fruit Store, Nos 491 aad 493 Bighth Bo This Bawx, organised under the National t and at stall No.—in the Centre Marke’ tuarkedays, They include all thee on a0ice varieties, Banking Law of the Ias: Congress, is opened this | std will be sold ata very low price. Families day for the transaction of buriness, at the corner | Supplied dally or otherwise in small or lar te of Fifteenth and F strects,opposite Treasury De- partment. H. D. COOKS, President. Wx. 8. Hoxtingvox, Cashier. se 21-tf SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES. MES. FOY’S PATENT CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER is what the name implies. and combining in s neat and simple form the quality of both. Itisre, led. by physicians and others, cumpetent to jndge of its ee with marked favor, and highly recom- For sale wholesale and retail by WM. R. RILEY & BRO. Sole Agents for this District and the fpr 1¥ econ; Bias ofalervia,, | Sere coMtitth eattd i yet Seti of OF8. Markets’ 50 “ Central Btores,” opposite Genter | itis ae. Familiestu ied with reah OFSEBMS ENOS & CO.'S CITY EXPRESS, SHOW ARES! F form his friends and the erally that he has reopened the Steam ‘loon « farimeri: SHOW CASES! OF ALL KINDS, MADE TO ORDER AND CONSTANTLY ON,HAND. Ko, 20 MeOLBLUAN abl. °, 8e 10-1m* BTL PINORE. MD. 1KET WARD BDEAM OYETER BALOON,.—The subscriber would respestfally im public gen. in any quantity by leaving their orde: se 15-Jm* ? POR THE DELIVERY OF GOODS, PAOKAGES, AND BAGGAGE, Throughout the City, Georgetown, and to the Railroad, at LOW AND REGULAR RATES. We check all baggage to be delivered at Railroad. W. BRADLEY. Seba tech ee MeQiclisn se | hand . 8. JOHNSTON, ENOS & CO., d 61 Louisiana Avenue, between 6th and 7th streets * se 18-]in™ OBSK SHOBING NOTICE, Yu this city, on the first, third, and fifth WEDN. DAYB of tomer, ish, tuo 4, 5 b, ana a0 of the mon’ Pacers property is condemned as unfit for public ‘to commence at ten o'clock ‘of day. and be continued from dey ty aie eae ae Bu mber on hand eha:! be sold. Terme cash, in Government ene, apa | au 2% st Gavtain. AQ. M.. U.8 ‘A. Was gr CR Fore sare pros cash, te Ttsesury notes, to bo pola wt ua: ron. | Ut-Ool.and0.8.0. , corner 7th street and Qanal, capied by Thomes Maguire, No.475 Bight! = hei ed to shoe burses with the Dest cratartigt sad in the most Workman like? manner Particular pains taken w) b rotting ase Fecieg horses! "A Veterinary 8 Tee anes aDshment. \ . p,wW. GARDENER. FA ye0 PARTELS FINE any GALLERY 33 'e! ‘avenue, where carte de visites are fsa beautifal style; sided new back grounds and sceaery 40. Wa Sal" the g Bila Sines gosdeigtns er Back 21 ne bis pictu 7 the ar / QUTLERS, -ATTENTION ea we Ob: é ked in gins on ee BN Oe ane cee } bas ‘The subscriber hes taken the ber 4 iiemedy ¢ to 300 Baskets; quarts and pints, ogee | ane at aeeata prices by ee ay rfaniey Mould rags shots eforomee. zB nist de - {fast or T2 persons; CHAMPAGNEL...”; tragic play of Beaumont & Pletcher, THE DRIDAL: : -Melantias Aninitor “yan Wo mnd’ Balott ‘whison, citizens, were ; “inter Goh Weta Prevost mal Gen pcos aye Tasty TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. {ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.} FROM EUROPE. New York, Sept 29.—The steamship City of Washington, from Liyerpoo: on the 17th inst., bas arrived. The Emancipation Society tas written to Earl Ruseell, thanking bim for stop- ping the departure of the rams in the Mersey, and begging him not to Jose sight of the move- ments on the Clyde. The Paris Moniteurexplains that the Florida fe not @ privateer, but forms a part of the Con- i¢derate marine, daly commissioned, and has all the character of an ordinary vessel-of-war. Ninety-five of the crew of the Florida have arrived at Liverpool, ina 'e@ of destitution. It is reported that they have received large sums in wages and prise money. These men were mostly impressed from the Confederate army. At Brest they were discharged, with notes on Confederate agents at Liverpoo! for sums varying from one hundred to one hnun- dread and thirty dollars. There claims were Tepudiated. The men were swearing yen- geance. Federal veseels were en route for Brest, to prevent the departure of the Florida. soviiia me I Sema rnum saras, The English Fleet Repuised at Kagosinia. San FRaxcisco, Sept. 29.—Arrived, steamcr Brother Jonathan, bringing $260,(00 from Brit- ish Columbia, The Russian war steamer Novich, last from Hakodadi, was wrecked on the north entrance ofthis harbor on the nightof the 26th. The officers and crew were saved. They report that, according to the Japanese account, re- ceived at Hakodadi on the 30th of August, the Britich fleet was repulsed from Kagosinia, where it went to demand trom Prince Santen- ma the surrender of Richardson’s murderers. As the fleet entered the inner harbor, an armed Japanrse decoy-boat drew towards shore, when it was pursued, attacked, and speedily sunk. The masked batteries then opened on the fleet from the shore, riddling the advance yereels before they could get out of range. The Japanese claim to have disabled the larger por- tion of the fleet, and the remainder retired trom the contest. Reception of the Russian Naval Visitors. New YorE, Sept. 29.—The officers of the Rus- sium yeesels Of war in our harbor are to haye a grand reception on Thursday. The committee of the City Councils will wait on the Russian Admiral, and present the resolutions of wel- come. They will be accompanied on their return by the Admiral and officers, and landing at some point up town, will pass dowu Brond- way to the City Hall, escorted by the entire First Division of the State Militia. Boston, Sept. 29.—The Board of Aldermen have passed resolutions inviting the Russian officers at New York to accept of the hospi- talities of the city of Boston. Captures by the Rebels in Chesapeake Bay. New York, Sept. 29.—The schoo 8 Ireland end John J. Houstman were captured by the rebels, ip the Chesapr ake Bay, previous tot 23d instant. They were plundered and set adrift. The Alexandria was captured. plun- dered, and run ashore. The (tovernment echuoner Alliance, laden with prov. suder’s stores, valued at $30,400, w ‘ tured. The crews of the other vessels were put on board of her, and she wis lust seen off j Sand’s Shoals bound South From Cairo. Catro, Sept. 25.—We have no later advices from Little Kock. All is quiet aloug the White river. The health of the troops is good. Four hundred and fifty bales of cotton ar- rived to-day, part of which belongs to the Government. Passengers by the steamer Lady Franklin report the capture, in Memphis, on Saturday night, of the notorious guerrilla, General Rich- ardson. From Richmond, FORTRESS DUNKUE, DCPL 23—p M.—Tne nag of truce steamer New York, in charge of Major John E. Muiford, arrived from City Point this evening. She brings sume 300 Union soldiers. The Richmond papers appear to be meagerly supplied with news, and that of minor impor- tance. The editorials in the various papers are hopeful, but they urge the most strenuous ex- ertions to recover Chattanooga and repel the expected advance of Gen. Meade. ‘Temperance Celebration. NEw YorK, Sept. 29.—The twenty-first an- nivereary ot the establishment of the Order of Sons of Temperance was celebrated to-day. A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at the Cooper Institute this evening. The special session of the National Divieion was held du- ring the day, at which delegates were present from the States and British Provinces. The meeting was the largest ever held for many years. Bank Rebbery. Bosrox, Sept. 28.—The Sonhegan Bank at Guilford, N. H., was broken open on Saturday night, and bonds to the value of 890,000, 830,000 in notes, and $1,000 in bills were stolen. PITTSFIEZLyv, Mass., Sept. 28.—The vanit of the Berkehire Mutual Fire Insurance Company was entered last night by burglars and ro>bed of about $2.460 in United States stocks and cash. Frem Fertress Menree. Forrrsss Monon, Sept. 27.—Flag of truce steamer Express, Capt. Olark, arrived last right from City Point, with General Meredith, Commissioner for the exchange of prisoners. The General had no communication with any one except by telegraph with Commissioner Ould, who failed to keep his appointment to meet the General at City Point. A Fire Seen Near Charlesten. New York, Sept. 29.—The trausport steam- er Constitution has arrived from Hilton Head. ‘When off Charleston her officers saw a large fire, but from the distance could not tell wheth- er it was in the city or from a vessel in flames. A New Draft. Nw YorE, Sept. 29.—The Post’s Wasing- ton letter says there will be a new dra't for six hundred thousand men, from which the Gov- ernment expects to get two hundred thousand. Heavy Failure of a Geld Spec tor. New York, Sept. 29.—The Commercial re- orts the failure of a heavy speculator in gold. ‘e is said to be half a million short in his de- liveries. Marine Disaster. New Yorx, Sept. 20._Tho sloop Gustave, from Bremen for itimore, put into Ramsgate on the 15th, severely damaged, having been in collision with another vessel. Large Sale of Coal. ‘ New York, Sept. 29.-Twenty-five thousand tons of Scranton coal were sold at auction to- day, at prices ranging from $5.95 to $7.95 per ton. The Drait 1n Albany Completed. ALBARY, Sept. 29—The draft in this city was completed to-day, 1,443 names haying been drawn. New Havé#s, Sept. 29.—Thé Natioral Horse Fair comm 10-day,.with every prospect of success. *SAUGEXANDRIA ArFargs—James Mellon, of POs ‘who wae some timé ago arrested and confined in the Old Orpito} on serious Sy and afterwards released, BS dearn, Sashes: night wounded and capta ‘hile attempting _ ‘to steal a horse it the pelghborhood. f his bome: The ball took effect in his side, but the “wound is notconsidered dangerous. Weunder- in ciiguappig” Rorety stice hie Feloase ow a ds arrived in this. 7 . We aes od (Paper tele Poombs' i¢-ten't, |. 1° Sat Th, woman THE WEEKDNi STAR. This excelient Family and: News Journa Containing a wariety of is reading than can be found ia aay ouler, 18 Published on Friday morning. Tr {3 nears advances,” single copy, per anion, ” 81 ng 4% @ Ten 969 Twenty-oy copies -- 90 08 It variably) contains /« Washington News” that has made The porters Sar circulate so generally throughout the country S7 Bingle copies (in wrappera) can be pro- cured at the counter, issue Of the paper. Price_Tuxse a Hew Rose: Vaeks ag Reinferced The St. Loule Republican, speaking of the facilities for reinforcing Rosecrans’ army from the Miesiseippi, says: “With Vicksburg as the starting point, there are, firet, three hundred and forty-seven miles of steamboating to Memphis, and next the gol- divers mustembark on the Memphis and Charies- ton railroad. The distance from Memphis to Chattanooga is three hundred and nine mules, but the road is not in operation throughout the whole length. Trains run regularly to Corinth rnd Iuka, the later one hundred and fifteen miles, but it is not unlikely that a large force may have opened the road as far as Decatar, some seyenty miles further east There should, too, by this time, be railroad commanication between Stevenson and Chat- tanooga, by means of the Nashvilleand Central Toad, the distance between. these two places being thirty-seven miles. But we can hardly reckon on more than cay two hundred niiles, if so much, of railroad tranepértation between Memphis and Chattarooga. Our readers may form an idea from this of the length of time fe- MMM CU tame ae vem weet amy Va the Tennessee to the Army of the Cumberland. It is proper to remark that the movement be- gan eteveral days ago,even before there had been any battle between Rosecrans and Bragg. The Situation at Chattanoogs, ROSECRANS’ POSITION. Our advices from Chattanooga are up to Thursday night. There had been no fighting. Brage had mace a reconnoiseance, and Gen, Rorecrans did the same. The Iatter returned, havirg met with no oppcsition. The rebels are supposed to be massed in the Chattanooga Val. ley. Rosecrans ts stfonety imirenched, and is ready to meet the en iwhenever he attacks. This is not mere talk. Ji is a tact wat Uhatta- nooga caunut be taken by assault; and as tor a siege, we he ve nothing to fear from that mode of proceeding. ‘The rumors trom Louisville that Gen. Sher- man’s corps his joined Gen, Rosecrans, and that Burneide has been captured, ure grape- vine stories merely. - With reference to rein- forcements, however, it may be eaid that tev haye by this time undoubtedly arrived from Corinth, and these will render the Army of the Cumberland safe beyond question; while it will scon, in a few days, if no disaster hap- pens, be in a condition to take the offensive. It would teem now that the rebels have lost their latt opportunity for taking Chattanooga. The juet that they did not follow up their victory on the field, would seem to indicate shat they paid too dearly for their success, and that they are not in condition to, undertake the job of capturing or dispersing Rosecrans’ army— which the work they set out to perfor: Officers belonging to Gen.Grant’s army, sent on furloughs, have been ordered to join their commands jmmediately. This indicates uciive work. The battles of Chickamauga have put all our armies in motion, or rather in preparation for motion. We are on the eve, of grand eyents. A blow struck simultaneously all around the board at this time will tel). The shell is very weak in most places, and it will break casily. Weare already feeling the én- emy at Mobile. The armies sent to strengthen Bragg have left many ppgoriant points ex- posed.— Cincinnati Gazette, Sept. 26. to a Resecrans’ Impreguable Position. {Correspondence Northern Press.} It must not be suppoted from anything Ihave said that Rosecrans isin any danger at @hat- tanooga. He has not his former army, but he is, as it stands, in an impregnable position in the city. Isend youa map of Chattanooga with this, showing, perhaps, better than I cam éx- plain in any other style, the streagth of his po- sition. The approaches to Chattanooga from the south and southwest lie through two yal- lsys—thore of Chattanooga and Cilico creek. Near the city, in fact almost within it, there is a 1ange of hills encircling itand commanding the valley for miles. Upon these hills the rebels had made strong defensive works, not many in number, as if thay thought a tew would be sufficient for the purpose of defend- ing these Agnes Gen. Rosecrans is now building a line of works connecting these iso- Inted batteries, and willin's few hours have a line of works around city which will dety tLe united strength ot Bragg and Lon; te The black lines indicate the old werks of > and the open lines the general outline of ta rifle-pits and batteries now being erected by Rorecrane. ‘ Bragg will find it an utter impossibility to dislodge Rosecrans from this position by direct advances. Hecun effect nothing with his cay- alry tpos our communications, for Gen. Mit- chell will keep him occupied; thongh he may hope to.efectsomething by his partizan friends in Tennessee. Any campaign which can re- sult in dislodging ecrans must be made in force against his eommunication. pees eae a7 Quite an excitement was occasioned at the American office yesterday, atone o'clock, by the ap ince of an officer, with a military er. who took m of the bui! or- ered the hands to leave their work, the clerks to close the counting-room, placed all who were in the editorial rooms arrest, and were about closing us Ring Qmost summary man- ner. The responsi proprietor was tempo- rarily absent at the moment, and was searche lor with a view of plecing him algoin duran-e. in the midst of the excitement one of our em- ployees asked to see the order for this proceed- ing, when it was discovered that directed to close up the office ci the Ga- oe ae arrest the ears ond pro ietors of that shee! certain alleged disloyal publica- tions. The officer in charge immediate! dis- covered his error, and was much at the commotion he had caused in a loyal estab- lishment. On discovering their error they pro- ceeded to the office of the Gazette, closed it up, and arrested «ome of the editors and propri- etors.—Baltimore American. Forts NaMzp Arrer Deczasep Herozs.— Fort at Rosier’s Bluff, near Alexandria, to be called Fort Foote. The water battery at Alex- andria to be called Battery after Fleet Captain Rodgers. Fort Blenker, south side of the Potomac, to be called Fort Reyn- olds, after Major Gen. J. F. Reynolds. Thefoar redoubts, A, B, Cand D, near Fort will be called as follews: Fort. Weed, Brig. Gen. S. A. Weed, Captain of pees Fort Farnesworth, after Gen. E. J. Farnes- worth; Fort O'Rourke, after Lt. P. H.O’Rourke, U. 8. Engineers, (Colonel Volunteers;) Fort Willard, after ae George A. Willard, 19th U.S. Infantry, (Colonel Volunteers.) ConcEN TRATION OF ForziIGN Sars at New ‘Yorx.—The port of New York, forsome reason or other, has come to be @ very important point, all at once, in the eyés of our “foreign rela- tions,” else they would not be, as they are, making it the rendezvous for so many of their crack ships of war. Thenew comers, yester- day, were the following: om ‘ English ship-of-the-line Nile, E.T, Barnard, four oars from Halifax. Has on Ad- nm ral e. t ~ English steam frigate Immorta’ G. Han- eock commander, ‘four from ada, Bon ter tm een mi 4four s from $ i French frigate Guerriere, commander Rey- nould, 3 days trom Halifax. Includiag sha Rossin 6 ee ss boats jonsly, -arrived,-there are npw Tying in. ibe} Nore River, within: sight of the Battery, no fewer than nine Enropean men-pi- ere anna enn mamma i