Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1863, Page 1

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON + (40NDAY EXOEPTED,) aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, CxmaR PExR's AVEBUR AND litH STEER? BY Ww. D. WALLAOH; pil Wis Taras served without wrap; by carriers papers pers sets ite as he fan Fr ea a yestnonth. To mail srbecriters ibe price is ise im advance; $2.50 for six months: $125 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of i2 cents a week. Single copies, with or without eree aged pag S ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent office before 11 o’clock m.; otherwise they may aot appear until the next day. Vv, XXII. EDUCATIONAL. BROOK EVILLE ACADSMY r BOARDING SCHOOL For Boye, in s quiet 20 miles from Washington by the Koad For oatslogues, address at E PRETTYMAN, M A Realthy village venth street rookeviile, Ma. ae 18 1a 188 BROOKE’S ENGLI$a AND PRSNOH Boarcing ana Bay &choo!, No. 130 Penn. av , Seven Buildings. The ninth year and seven‘ semi-avnoal session of this Institution will com- mepée on Morday, September 8th, 1853. Cirentars ean be obtained at the bookstores and of the Pria- cipal. 80 14-3" MS HB. TOWNSEND OONTINURS (AFTER 4 o’elock p. m.) to give lessons in the Art of Singing and Playing the Pianoforte Organ. App'y at No. 420 N atreet, noar Mth, or address through the P 0. se5im™ AFAYETTE INSTITUTE B. 4 A Select Schovi for Young Ladies and sisses. 367 L+treet, vetween 18th and léth. The patronsg> of parents withing to secure for their daughters, thoreugh instruction and the Patio af oped Teact of experience is es) 80) ed. i. ‘Niew Youre Ladies willbe received for private tuition. na%5-a02@ Gronekr0"n FEMALE SEMINARY, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 151 Wasr Staret, Groacrrown, D. 0. The duties of this institution will be resamed Monday, Bept.7th. Girculara may be obtained at the Bookstores, and by addrensi au S0-colm*" M. J. HARROWER, Principal, aE UNION T FEMALE ACADEMY, Corner of 14th streetand New York avenue. The Fourte enth Annual Session commences Sep- tember 7, 1863 . Circulars at the Bookstores. au 17-tf PROPOSALS. QRPE4ncw orFricn, War Derarruenr, Wasnrmaron, October 3d, i368. Sratzp Paorosats will be received at this office ber day of October next, for BANDING Y ana removed from the establi: bment where tne ‘ik is to be done at the cost ofthe United States. Z Proposals for those on the Pacifie Coast—about Win number—will be received until the 10th of December next ; and in the case of these, the guns ‘will be delivered at Ban Francisco or its vicinity. The guns are to be turned down toa true cylin- der for the length of twenty-seven inches from the Tear of the base ring, prepared to take a band of 1 est wrought iron, the interior diameter of which will be twenty incher, and its thickness three inches, ,. The vent is to be bushed with a new Bush of pure ioaas upper, one inch in diameter and about nine nod a baifinebes iong, and bored with a vent of two-tenths of an inch Drawings of the gan in its original form and with the tand put cncaun be seen at this office, at the Watertown Arsenal, Mass.: atthe Waterviist Arse- nal; and atthe New York Agency, No. 45 Worth street. city of New York ; at the Arsenal a: Brides- turg, Pa; and at Alleghany Ars+nal, §Pitteburg, Pa ; atthe Fort Monroe Arsenal, Va.; St. Louis Ars-nsl,"Mo.; and Benicia Arsenal, Oal. ‘he work is to be done to the entire satisfaction of the office. who will be appointed to snperintead it; ané payment will be ie in full for each gun upon his Seri tte tee and receipt. AA roposal ai @ price per gun tor the ion; describe in detail the manner in which it is proposed to put on the band; the number they will band per month; and the time which will be required to do the whole work, The method and the time required for doing the work, as well asthe i aps will be important elements ia consid- erirg the bide and award: the coutract. No bids will be considered from any parties but such as @ sotaally en mnest in the manufacture of iron ard heavy inery, and who are.in the opinion of this Departmeas, faliy prepared to exe- cute the work. io the case of parties not known to this Department, evidence to the foregolag. efoct y the proposal. Bona, wit Ceiterety sureties, to the amount of filty per cent of the bid, will be required for the fulfiiment of the contract; and the Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids, if deemed unsatisfactory. __Proposais will be endorsed ‘‘Proposals for Band- ipng42 Pounders,” anc will be addressed to Brigadier Gepvera! Geerge D. Bamsay, Chief of Rrinance, 7 Washington city. . D. ceSeotd Brig. Genersi, Ohief of PROP obaLs FOR COAL. Heapquarrers Dup’s or Wasuincron, ef ashington, Oct. 1, 1963. Pnorosars are invited for furalshing 0 to 2000 tenect Anthracite Ccal for the ly of this De- 14 nt, vthe Uoal is to be landed om some wharf in this i 5 e . must accom mame and pest office address.and the mames of all parties inte- Tested in the proposal must appear therein. An oath of allegiance to the Government of the United States must accompany, bid. Bids will be opened from time to time, and eon- tracts or purchases made as the Coa! may be re- “ithe taht is reservet to accept all or any part of , 5 roposals should be addressed ‘' Proposals for Coal,” and addressed te i “ ELIAS M. GREENR. Lieut Colenel, Chief Quartermaster, oc 3-5t De ment ef Washingten. PB0Posats FOR ROOFING FLT. Cavatny Boreas, Orrics or Cuter Wasuixeron, D. Eaareeace are so) ~~ The Felt will be subject to in very.” moiG. @ SAW TELL Lieut. Col. and Ohie! se if pe POSALS FOR HORSES. Oavatey Boaxiv, Office of the Chi Pacroaits a iidited '@ Bo! this offies for furnishing Cavsiry Horses ered at Piltaburg. Peonsylvenia: Pall Sth eee ae nd i ges nS meters te te rngniaget a pot lesa ‘wenty- five. he me Horses ‘to be from fifteen (15) to. six ag i ve (6) to nine (9) years eld, we compactty built, in good . aD from all = 1@ ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement be guarantied two responsible persons. alie appended to the guar: antec. The % bitty of the | tors must be Gy tho official cortifionte of the Clerk of the Bearest District Uourt. or of he United: States to Lieutenant juartermaster Oav- on the envelope WELLE, master, List, Gol. and Ghict o valry Bureaa. an 1s tf SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THR S Department with (60) FIVE HUN- ‘DIONE OF SALED HAY, gfe invited tll the eo . o! Pre aul opd wo baagiterdahibe rharvey at t] wei ie Of delivers acd the jsht no determined to be the purchase weight. Bids wa:i be required in dupli- cate. and no bid will be received from ies Who are disloyal, or who have previously failed with eoptracts wade with the Government, or from bidders not present to respond. Payment will be made in ‘‘Qertifieates of lebtedress ’”’ A con- tract with a geod bona will be required to be entered into. Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECK- WITH, A. B.C. and 0. 8, 223 G street, Washing ton, D,O. sez) FOR SALE, Tus MACHINERY of a Cora Mill, with one gun of four feet French Barr Stones, (all of which have been but little used.) (nquirenf W.H & J. = teed foot of Washington muest, Gescestens, . C. oe I-lw Ho= SHORING NOTICE. ‘The subscriber has taken the 8] formerly oc- a ect hy, Thonee unten Es De Bae where he now 7 ) best _materisis dea in the most _ bes ing borees. A Ve ith the establishment. se 4-Im” workmanlike jurgeon D. W. GARDINER, RW GOODS! NEW Goopa! ; large stock of Point and rend Lace Collars, totes, ia. Handkerehtots, ‘bread and Pusher Lace Veils, broide: fossns nd MALLE: ickeat utpine Groat: Vacletes Tesses aD! 3 aney Gombe. 'Jet and Btov, Bardrope, Pins, is laspa, Portmonnaies &c. ' . WEINBERG ba ‘aveaue wei 1 Mp ems Gay aS raat 3% HOW CASES! SHOW OABES oy grt KINDS; « MADE TO OB DER AN. 20 McOLELLAN ALLEY, a BALTIMORE, MD. | bonds of the + Particular pains weary with trotting aod’ AUCTION SALES. — By J.C MoGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers. HHANOBEY SALB At ate VALUABLE EB- virtue of a ceerse in Ohaneery, in cause No. 1687, Middleton yond wife vA, Bete «the undersigned Trustees, on TUBSDAY. the 3th day of Uctover, 1863, at 12'0'clook m., will sell at Pablie Auction af the Auction Ware-roomsofJ 0. Mo@uire & Jo., corner of Tenth end D streets, ia the city or Wa:s- ington, the lerge and valuable tract of land cailed “bellevue ” belon, to the estate of the iste Washington Berry. e land lies om the Poto+as, y e pis cL Ociambis, opporite sissaa- dria, and sbout five miles mo Was! 7 tO2, 00 the Maribor’ road, saves Lower Glesbcro’. an eonsiats of a fine variety of meadow, wood, garden, end farm De sands. apart of whichis im a nigh aiate of cx jon, The Trustees Eave had the land subdivided into ax sonventeat lots for farming and gardening pur- 808, 28 folic : ba 3 A. 70 acres. lrood. 27 p:rches 6 perches ; ana Lot 0.75 acres. 1 rood, 2) perches, are on the east side ofthe Marlboro’ road and ex- terd beck t: Oxen Branck. Lot B, 67 acres, 3 roods, 9 p2rches, is on the south Bide of said toaa. wayeeite Lot ©, and adjoining the farm of Fenwick Young, Bs Dg’slands.and extends to the Potomac Byers is as Siem atete ot operation: and con- 8 welling and out- houses. waste paren Be bee aajolne Lot G,and ies 6 etween For an r ve i jrom the day ofsele, with semi nual interest, for whieh the purehasere will give their motes with gocd ard sufficient «ndorsers. tc be approved by Bre plat one Meee w.th Se enbal- |, Ot seen al 5 lcGuire®*o ware- meen RICHARD H, SLawic, i Traxtees, se -2aw J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucis. RUSTEE’S BALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM 1m Mon: GomERY county, MAkYLaND — <3 virtue ofa «eeree of the Cireuit Court for Montzomery county. sitting asa Court of Equity and passed in a cause in the said Oourt depenaing between John B Clagett and others complainants, and &mith Thom p:on ard others defendants, the undersigned ‘Trust will offer at Public Sale on the prem:ses, on SATURvVAaY, te 17th day of Octaber next, at lo’clock p m.,to the signee bidder. the farm of the late Darine Clagett, Bsq. in Montes o Jand, Known as “* Locust lying on the Wasbington and Brookville Turnpike about seven and a half miles from Washington city and containing sixty acres of land, more er lass This Farm is elig»bly situated in a pieasant nei <h- borbood and convenient to churches of various denominationr,and isimproveo with a, gond sub stantial Frame prrelling: oare and all necessary out buildings It ie also w-ll supptied with a variety of choice fruit tr and ihe land isin a high state of cultivation toa person desiring a country residence it offers unuwwa: advantages Terms of Sale as prescribed by the Deere: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash ; tne resi- due in four equsi instalments, . twelve eighteen, and twenty-four montas wita intereaton the whole from the da) of sale. payable annually, and the payment thereof to be secured by the per ksee with a surety or sureties. to be «pproved by the Trustees. On the gayment of the whole purchase meney and nottefore the Trustees will convey tothe pur. ebaser the property, free. clear, and diacharg-d of all claim of the parties to. the cause and of any yerron or persons claiming Dy, from, or uader em Persons desirous of examining the property can do ao by calling on Smith Thompson, Bsq. who re sides thereon. If the day fixed for the sale of the ‘operty should be too rainy ‘or peraons to attend, she property will be sold on the Jopeu or Batur- day, October 24th, a! the same hour and place and upon the same terms. ee G. ENGLAND, HN T. VINSON, 8036 eoSw Tructess, By J. C. Mc@UIRB & OO,, Auctioneers, yu VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 8 STREET, IN THE BEAR OF “Br. Ouaxces Hore.”—On TU lee Oct. 18th, at 50’clock, on the premises wo shall sell Lot No. 5.in Reservation No. 11, front- ing 54 Jeeton north B street, between 2d ‘and $d streets weat.and running back 120 feet to a public alley. One-half of the lot is improved with a two- story Brick Dwelling-house. The unimproved part of the Lot will be sold separate. Terms : Gne-third in rash ; the remainder in six, and eighteen months, with interest, secured bys deed of sees’ on te rem ites. ati nveyancing at the cost o: urchaser, ect-cokds 3 OG. McGUIRB & O0.- Aveta, SBISTANT QU ARTERMASTEB’S OFFIOR, Corner of G and Ziceeey second streets county, Mar: 3 it t of— mero OEAES AND MULES condemned as unfit for public se:viee. Suds SRN Sot paneer iasie i ‘CHARLES GARBETSON, se 28 tds Assistant Quartermaster. EB—HIDES. Ww. L Be soda blie Auction, on waDkasp Ryan Gakpupa, at i steloeh @ thé Governmen Beef om hand at the time of eash, in Treasury notes, to be te “an fou Ta oot aaah aE $a13—{Ohroa.3 od FURNITURE. fh FURNITURE. ived § ver mprtncst ed elt cineyct "7 Te" S04 comes bbetaer 7S i . r joe Farnicare ia variety: cag erp nas oe Pillows, Comforts, Getpets, Opeee *Dilaiote tarewstock Seces-oabaeb wares alnat, Jonny Cottage, and other i. 7 $ ts oiikerattary eae tas te en rene sterent of dealers and of ereneeere (ret stoek is tobe slowed peed ony at oar neiaeee sad tpacic the Varieties, SOW LWA do. . WALL & 0O.. ee 29 6t_ south corner of Penn. ave. and 9th st. en ORES COT OE OF Fem. ave MNS OeN at. JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Ne. 462 Fifteenth Street. ‘Wn SHALL CoNTINUS Yo PUANISE UN. SED STATES FIVE-TWENTY BONDS at par until fartfer notice, pire foeealt at nc oocanerier a] arylation re ator br mall,cirealars answering all queslions may me: wm avy AND SELL ALL IS8URS OF GOVEBNMENT BONDS, TRBASURY NOTES OBTIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS, GOIN, CURRENCY, AND BXOHANGEH, AED PAY FEE HIGHEST PRIORS FOR CERTIFICATE CHECKS. JAY COOKE & CO., Rankers, austr 462 Fifteenth street. prs HEIDBIECK CHAMPAGNE. 300 Baskets, quarts and pints,on hand and for sale at agents’ prices by JOHN P. BOYLE & 00., au3lim 4 Exchance Place, Baltimore, Md. ILesi PILLS 8! SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, If you would obtain immediate relief from distressing complaint, try DB. WITFIBED’S VEGETABLE PILLS. + This is a long tried and throroughly tested reme @y, snd has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf fer when there is a remedy within reach, Sold by 8. C. FORD, 290 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, and by H. OOOK, Alexandria, Vs. a ‘any sddress by mail. Price 60 cents per For sale by all Drugegists. ~ Jd. YOUNG, Proprietor, iy % Sm No, 481 Broadway, N.Y, OTICE TO BUILDERS. JOHN 8 BIRD, Measurer Sf Work 5 t to mary WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1863. “FOR SALE AND RENT S¢QHAaDYFiDe ” FOR RENT —The subserivers ried cftwrt he, "Shadyaides the country pried cf twrive months, ‘* yside,’’ the couatry reaidence of O: uumodore Harwood, situated in the densburg. containing twenty-two nd, and excellent modern improvements and .Te authorised to rent, tom Village of B acres of highly improved lweliipg Bouse ap bhee-seary out buildices. Bent pzyabie monthly, for whieh proper security will he require a Apply toJ#8. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auction and oc 3-6t Commirsion Merchants. TPO AEST AnD FOR BALE.—The proprietor of a tere ov Penn. avenue wishes to sell his splendid BTOCK of Faney and” Assorted Goods and rent tbe Ktove. The mers to the purchaser. Oc 2-8t” : FOR SALE, A BREAD, BAKERY WILL STOCK and FIXT# RES. eldest established Good Will of his to r the last ten years apply at 140 Bridge street Georgetown. se %-tf Fo RENT—In a private family, for gentleman enty. two very néatly-furmished secon? story CHAMBERS, location very desirable only thirty ards east of the railroad and Riggs’ Bank and Bate Department Reference required. 460 New York avenye, near 15th st. ye, Bear | £0 19 tf BAL BATE AGENOY. Perrons wanting to Rent or Purchase Dwelling or Store Roures cap be accommodated at the Beal Estate Agency. Also. persons havirg Property of ean be fnrpished with the best of ‘purchasers and tepante free of charze. iven. Apply to ven pEUARE. COGSWELL & JACKSON Attorneys and eas dlea eae Law and Real Estate rokers, 458 Feventh streat. oppo, the Poat Offiee—Rooms [re 15-Im*} 19 and 20 ‘up stall FaRm NEAR Te ENG TON IN MONT- acri ber being unable to giv. any attention, offers for wale hix farm, Tho land isin Berry’s District, ville Tur pike. It contains about 24 acres, ninety of which are under cultivatioa and have been well land lays well: i: well watered ; very easily im- prove< and in a short time would double the price Cottage, an excellent barn, recentiy built, cern houte, &c. aud three years. Ifthe purchacer desired, the crops on the land mediately. Apply to LOUIS MACKALL, Jz., No 42 Dunbartoastrest, Georgetown. Jy 27-eott ighth and Ninth streets, and fronting the Northern Market. Twenth three feet front. with any Kind that they desire to Bell, Rent. or Lease When desired, the very best of references ean be Ercker. ita, A GOMERY COUNTY SALE.—The sub- avcut 10 miles trom Washington, near the Brook- limed; the reet of it in pine and chestnut. The asked for tt, The improvements consist of asmall Terms: One-third eash ; the balance in one, two would be disposed of snd’ possession given im- UABLE LOT FUB SALE—On K, tetween adepth of one hundred fect. Alley in rear. In- quire of HARMON BURNS 40% Penn, avenue,or GEO W. COCHRAN 39% Penn. ave, Jy 31 tf FOR RENT—A fine BTORR on Seventh strect, one of the best locations in Washington for any business. Apply at the Gosling Restaurant, N Penn. ave. bet i2th and [stk sts jy25tf (aren UT TRaTeEREL ae ae RCRAeENReT Ver HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM LANSBURGH & BROWS BALTINOBE BARGAIN STORE, 376 SEVENTH STREET, 3 dvors abovel. THE LONG EXPECTED OER FAY Coons HAVE COME AT LABT, Beautiful DARK CALICOKS, only 18% cents per yard, BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS, from l5cents per yard up, 1 pieces new style DE LAINES, at Slcent per yard, Rich styies of DRESS GOODS, at 25 eents per yard Plain ALL- WOOL DE LaIN&B of all shades, ‘ FRENCH MERINOKS, only @1 per yard, The best DOLLAE BILE inthe city, A gocd assortment of BED BLANKETS, CASSIMERES and CASSINBTS, for men and boys wear, in large variety, WHITE and OOLORED FLANNELS, cheaper than ever, Two eases HAMILTON CANTON FLANNELS, WHITE and BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTH TOWELS, NAPKINS, ete., from auction, LINEN CBASH, for Towels, only 12} cents per yard, 260 BALMORAL BKIKTS just received, SHAWLS in great variety, very cheap, Beautiful IBISH LINEN, slightly damaged, only &% cents per yard, #dosen FRENCH MECHANIUAL CORSETS, at $1.25 a pair, 800 dozen Ladies’ and Gents’ WHITE LINEN ave been bought at anetion, and will be seld at a great HANDKERUMIEFS. These goo sacrifice, WHITE GOODE of every deacription Beautifal EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUBLIN, only 25 cents per yard, : & large assortment ef Ladies’ and Onildrens’ HOSIBRY and GLOVES, @dosen splendid STITOHED KID GLOVES, only @la pair, 1,000 dozen J. & P. Coates’ BPOOL OOTTON, at ¢ cents, 2,000 dcgen Greep & Daniels’ BPO@OL GOTTON, at 6 eente, Goats’ PAPER COLLARS for 15 cents. LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, at 16 conts a package. Our assortment of Ladies’ and Misses’ HOOP SKIRTS is complete, and we are selling them at factory prices. BF Coll and convivee yourself at the BALTI- MORE BARGAIN STORE of LANSBURGH & BRO., 376 BRVENTH BTREBT. three doors above I, P.8.—The Btore will be open every evening until So’elosk. Those who wish to avoid a crowd will please call early in the morning, or late in the eve- ning. se 3 2w* 1** DAILY BECEI VING MY BTOCK or Fall and Winter Clothing AND Gent’s Furnishing Goods. J. H. SMITH, 460 SEVENTH STREET. S7-N. B.—Sample Goods fcr Custora Work, $$ CITIZEN OF WASHINGTON COMING TO BALTIMORE CAN SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. BY BUYING OF SMITIi BROTHERS & Co., CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 40 WEST BALTIMORE STREET. cS tr Inquire at the Star effice. with GOOD This is the etand in Georgetown, and at -esent doing a larger bus‘ness then has been done a For furtuor information Inquire IMPURTANT TO SUTLERS, SUTLERS WILL FIND H. A. DOWNING & CO.’ CONOENTRATED OLAM TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ABTIOLE FOR THEIR TRADE, It selis very rapidly, and is the most economical *}-atticle of diet for the officer’s moss. Itis prepared in one minute, and makes a most delicious Boup oF ‘Ohowder. It is highly recommended by Army Bargeons, ‘The profits are large, For sale by Raat Leona Bole Agents, Washia THE WEEKLY STAR. Saas This excellent Family and News Journa containing “@ greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other, is published on Friday morning. TrERMs— Cash, invariably in advance. Singie copy, per annum... Five co} ° Twenty-five copies It invariably contains the “Washington News” that has made fhe Datly Evening Stay ¢irculate so generally throughout the country 7 Single copies (in Wrappers) oan be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—THRaR Ouwrs. BOARDING. Gon BOARDING— AT BEAZONABLE RATES, can be bad. with or without roons, at No 139 G st., between 21st and 22d oc8 St* Fo REN T—Leveral well-furnished BED ROOMB ara PaRLORS, for gentlemen, with Board. A #recchman cooka, and respectfal waiters ept. Reference required. Inquire of MR SMABT, 262 1 st bet. 17th and 18th. oc 8-6t* ‘BE VERY BEST TABLE BOARD OAN BB Obtained in a quiet Northern family, at 459 Mth street, opposite Ford’s New Theater, at four dollars per week, All the accommodations are first-class Also one neatly furnished Koom for rent. A gentleman and wife preferred. o¢8 eoSt™ 393 FIKST sTREKT KAST—BETWEEN A ) anc B, (Capitol Hiil,) Gertlemon and their Wives, and single gentlemen, can be accommodated with large plearant Rooms with Board. Reference exchanged. oc 5-3w* AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATER, Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willards’ Hotel. LeowaRp GROVER. . Direetor. The opening of this truly beautiful Temple of the ma wer sama A GREAT SUCOE38. THURSDAY, Oct. 8.163, ORLY TIME MOST POSITIVELY OF E. L. DAVENPORT, J.W. WALLACK, MRS. FARREN, AED = REALLY FINE COMPANY OF ABTisTS in the beautiful p'ay. DAMON AND PYTHIAS; THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP. Mr. Davenport as. Mr Wallasa as. The full stver gth of ie strer gth of the compary joyea This deautifal drama will b ted - {tively for the laxt time in we ane srr 'o be foliowed by the rollisking Irish comedicita, S"LAST LEGS. 2 Seats may be secured st the office of the theater. FORD’S NEW THEATER, 7 ? pakTH ee ABOVE = lavas One ORD... lanager TO) (Also of Holida: ‘Theater.’ Baltimore ) 7 THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 8, CHAD SHOE Rit AU AAMT ESM MAGGIE MITCHELL IN FiVE CHARACTERS Fo SALE—A fire Feven'and a Ralf Octave ROSEWOOD PIANO. Inquire at G. M WIQHT’S Furnishing’ are Rooms, 67 La ave. 0c 6 eo2w* o GURE! NO Pa yY! At 179 south B street, between 9th and 10th, the Oldert sstsbiished Medical Office this side of Baltimore, aud the only physicians in this city who Qan cure ai] Secret D:seases without mercury, Dra. Brotherr & Gray herr by offar a reward of $1,900 to any physicisn who after a pro Gewonstration. ean cure private diseases with equaliy uniform celerity. ease, safety and cheapre-s «+ we can. Thoae who doabt should call, and we willeur: them Without charge. 0: 6-2w* 7) AUGHAN'’S pest; SOTANIC REMEDY Mr. Bishop, Mr. Merne, Mr, Williams, Mra, Bishop, FOR Mrs, Chapman, and the company laa AGUE AND FEVER, WARRANIED A PROMPT AND 4 TUAL CURE BEERG. GRAND COMEDY ENTERTAINMENT, THIS EVENING, SATAN IN PARIS, — Princess, ) This valuable medicine is purely vegetable in its | Satan. 1 compérition, contains vo arsenic, copper or other | M’ elville, > .......... MAGGIE MITOHRLU. Cangerous mineral and is free from tre injurious | Cfficer, 1 effucte which soiectimes resnit from the use of quinine and bark. Price £1.50 per bottle, For sale by— Ciarisae, aris’: sry PRECIOUS BETSY. GH ABLES &TOTT, 375 Pa. ay., He. Pehle Mr, cB. Bishos CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, Lousiana AVENUE. Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels, id Mary! H. BH. McPHEKSON. Capitol Hill, WALLACE ELIOT, 12th and F ste, V. HARBAUGH. 7th and G sts.. Washington, D. 0, And by— WORLD’S CONGRES3 R, 8. T. CISSEL. OF BEAUTY AND TALENT, GEO. M, FORHORON toweuD.6, AUGUSTA —— Manin eorge' 0, D.C, GRO, Av MiLLER, AvGUsTAy THE FAIRY Sisters }MARIE \oleaa'e Druzgis —_ 506 Market street, Philade’ phia, JULIA MORTIMER, ERNESTINE DeFAIBER ce Im*™ Bole Proprietor. JULIA MORTIMBR, ERNESTINE Def ABER CLaKA FOWLER, MILLIE FOWLER, 5 MILLIE FOWLER, OLARA FOWLER: Firet Time THE GIPERBY TRIO § Original bean. this ses:on§ THE GIPSEY TRIO} tiful act. LE CARNIVAL DE MADRID, Intreducing al) the Ladies of the Company, ,;OR YOUNG MBER, CLOTH and FELT HATS, just opened at B.H. STINEMETZ 3, 236 Penn avenue, Dear corner 13th street. FURNITURE. are Rich Irish-) THE HAPPY MAN § 8peotacul FURNITURE. ¢ Oriental § THE APPY MAN Extra ekeepers. and those who contemplate fur- | Unrivalled ROB HART Prine: of nishing, will find the largest and best assorted | Comedian BOB HART if hiopia stock of THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY! THE GREAT COMPANY! Open at7; Overture at 8 u’clock; Prices % and 50 cents. FAMILY MATINEE oc 5-6t SATURDAY A®TERNOON. WASHINGTON THEATER, ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUB. Albert Casredy, ---Lessee and Manager Mr. Cacsedy has the extreme pleasure of ani ing to his friends and the general public & GREAT AMUSEMENT EVEN THE @ tty TOF THE in the standard ard fassionable theater, the “Old Brury’’ of Washington, noted for its superlative social arrangement, and constructed by its builders according co all laws of acoustics, in order to ren- der it not only a theater for the elitr, but during it iste: “StH OPERA HOUSE OF THE CAPITAL, THE OPERA OPERA, THE Under the direction of the greatest Operatic Maes- CABINET FURNITUBE south of New York, and at prices which defy com- petition. We svlicit your patronage, promising bargains to all BOTELER & WILLSON, Tron Hall, No. 31% Pennsylvania avenue, _o¢ 3-Im.if_ between 9th and jth sta. [OORE's WEST END DRUG 8TORE 113 PENN AviNuR. SOUTH SIDR. MOORE'S AGUE CURB, 8SECRET BPROIFIC and TONIC CORDIAL are articles that 4 mend themrelves. A large stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, for wale as above oc2 Ww INTER GARMENTS. NEW STYLES. BOYS' CLOTHING. We are vow in reoeipt ofa iene assortment of BOYS’ and CBILDKEN’S CLOTHING of the new- est styles, euitable for the present season for dress and school wear, to which we invite the attention of parents. .. WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,322 Pa. av., oc2-iftf jint.&Rep.) bet. 9th and loth sts. IRBT WARD OYSTER DEPOT. HH street, betweom Twentie h and Twenty frst sts., asuruatox, D. C. Families supplied with the very best OYSTERS that can be procured in this market, OYSTER3 will be furnished in any’ acantity PIOKLED OYSTERS always op bap 7 All orders promptly attended to. fe 2-twe ¢. COACKLEY. 2w RAND OPERA. troe and Impresarios CABL ANSOHUES, Who, at an enormous expense and the employment of sundry agents for seven months in Euro ze, presente to the Ameriean public GRAND GERMAN OPERA. COMMENCING THURSDAY NIGHT, Ocroser 8 (xExr,) THE NEW GREAT PRINGUPAL EUBOPRAN ‘ARTISTES. CompvoTor or OxcHEsTE. -- Cam. Amsonurz 4 FULL ORAND GERMAN CHORUS. A Graup Becectep PowgnruL Oxoaauraa. COMPLETE ENCHANTING CORPS DU BALLET G@NIFICENT AND CQ; WA mae BY f Wrdi Wana AB DROBE, Beenis Artist..... Nicholas Meister, from Cologne. Beats for the opening night (Thursday) will be sola at Metzerott’s music store, corner of lith street and Penn. avenue, commensing Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock. On THURSDAY EVENING, October th, Will be presented Weber’s chef d’cuvre, “DER FREYSCHUTZ, With the followin, a Ottokar_ spect aan 3 Haimer A MARBLE MANTELS. Large assortment constantly on hand and For Bale low for cash. Persons wishing to porckase, will please call and examine nr on hand. NICHOLAS ACKER, se%6 Im* cor. Band New Jersey avenue, NEX SINGING CLASS WILL BB OPENED BY Prof. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI at his res. icenee, Ne. 316 F street, corner of llth, by bis new and simplified system. All those who would desire to join that fine class—both ladies and ° tlemen—wil! oall daily between 12 and lo'elock ». m., whon their voices will be tried. se 15 Iw LO4KS AND BHAWLS! JUST RECEIVED— A splendia stock of Ladies’ COLORED and BLAOK CLOTH CLOAK: beautiful desi, and CIRCULARS of uew and styles of BHA ecl also, a great variety of the new . For mee M. TAYLOR & CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAGHINGTON. Capital—500,000, So This Bare, ised under the National is Law Oengress, is opened this Gay for the teanssction of bu-iness, at the corner of Fifteenth and F stseets, opposite Treasury De- partment. H. D. COOKS, Preeident. Wx. 8. Boxrinoron, Osshier. se 21-tf bis &: The costumes will be entirely new. D CONCERT OF * ye BACKED MUSIC 3Y THE CATHEDRAL CHOIK OF BALTIMORE. COT.TAGE SETS. eS ch nd Concert of ad Mario will be given ir ne ry Just Rxcxvep. oa mb TUBBDAY RVERIN < Oplobar — ah oad ree we me athe-- fine COTTAGE BETS. Oho: .3.Marine Full Marble toy OAK COTTAGE BUITS, Bane in orchestra oze of thasholoart Half Marble-top OAK COTTAGE SUITS, ard rarest rtaimments ever given in IMITATION OaK COTTAGE SUITS, tris city. and the object igone of the noblest char- Old COTTAGE BUITS. ities of the Distriet of Columbia. Which we offer ten per cont lower than any other ickets, at 0 cents, ey, be had at the music store house in thecity. BONTZ & GRIFFITH, of Mr. J. F. Ellis, 306 Pean. avenue, or at the oc 8 6t 369 Seventh street. door on ‘he evening of the cencert. 06 7-lw FOR SALE. ODO FELLOW®B’ HALL. 100,000 rexr'ayis 2 hon rortan, FELLOWS HALL, Also, WALNUT and LOOUST LOGS. sale ERNST FISCHER, aes sed Ba aw street. near Loe strect se 17-20 ‘Baltimore. Ma. ENTE! oENTB! y ade and for sale by Butlers! TeDRENES & £00 Ball Makers, 638 Bleventh street, near Riley’s Wharf. Pp, NOTICE OF RBMOVAL. ROP. BOHU ERMANN Has removed to No. 414 7th street, between Gand H. Orders left there or atthe Music Store of John F, Ellis, Esq., will be promptly attended to. o¢ 6-1W' WYMAN, THE VENTRILOQ UIsT AND WIZARD, ‘WITH BI - MOVING AND SPEAKING AUTOMATA, ues Y NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, ae And EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATE RDAY AFTEBNOONS, at 30’elock. BF Admierion 25 cents; Children 15 cents. Bee small bills, Reserved Seats 5) sents, ocd 6t* UBICAL ENTERTAINMENT VERY BVENING AT NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN, cw ee Tet Sy 21-2m™ 0. H. LI8T, Proprietor. just ABRIVED PER CANAL BOAT DET- | mold, 7 bushels of the celebrated Round-top ANCING ACADEMY ON THE ISLAND.—Prof. Hydraulic CEMENT, and for «ale by MARINI, st-the earnest solicitation of GEORGE WATERS, numerous friends, bas seeured the [sLamD No, 28 High street and Canal, Hai, whieh he is now havin, iy oc §-1w* Georgetown D.C. Tefitted, and will eommence a T FoR BOSTON. in a few days, Notice will be given. 06 3-lw™ HE Regular pasket bark ‘Bay Bi ABH AGA! x. ea Parry e enebariog. hee iteleat, BHION ABLE DANCING DEM Bbe will b iving freight for the abo’ &é port on Wednesday. 7th instant, and will sail Pri tant, Apply to on Friday, the 9th ins ant elay & BRO., 99 and 101 Water Lak neg Georgetown, D, C. [SWELL O. atwSLL, ME. GOODALL, Prafester and Teacher of Dancing and Deportment. has the honor to announce that his Class for Masters, Misses, snd young Ladies will commence at the Usrrap 1s, on llth street, a few doors from the cars, Pennsylvania avenue. on BATU BDAY, Oct a 2 .m, Classes for Gentlemen ons sae a and Satur- tivat oc 6-St* WM. G, BiMPBON.] vel s, from 7 to WO. eny FORREST HOUSE, hoarof thedsy. N>, 464 10TH 8T., BETWEEN D AND B, manded be aeterne Leyes a pe Wasntnorox Orrr. Indian Clubs, for Gentlemen. Officers and cler! SIMPSON & ATWELL, Proprietors. Wimas, Liquors ap OiGaas OF THE Fines? QuaL- ity ALWAYs oN Hamp, W27- MBALS at all hoursand in every style, ABUIT OF ROOMS for reat. oc 6-Im* make a note of it. Me cantinues to give lessons on the Violin loloncello. *‘Due notice will be given of his Clames at George- 2. . Goodall will recelve a limited num! pupils for Piapolorte snd Sinai ner of ror cards of terms, &¢. please app'y at his rooms, Y The undewigueds tate sf Guptier’s ond «5 Labpars DANGING AOADEET ated Confeettonsry, Tatrents between sth: sone SAnea Rce mae Tipit COLI SR RCo Grrmete | minaia oe IAD aetna Towest priser ign a anal cund pledge myself | Eenvevivanis afense, direct opene that I will please pul % . Bo sot al ne $9.29 1m* 4 ceearee. -* ‘Enders soumenciae tf Saat UGHS, OOLDB, HO, £0, | Mem sane evenings, com! ~~ COMPOUND SIRUF OF GUM ABABIO, <« |= BNST Amp eraing BaND.— pthis, pleasaiit' dnd: popelar Fee : ais ; Se. berm S ———* @J7OP Av SMITH 'B;460 Beyeath Leste > > . you Olothing. eRe "ood Sn" - TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES] oo ADDITIONAL ee FROM TENNES. Attack upon McMinaville by Wheeler— Our Forces Pursuing Rebel Cavalry. The Is tifying epposite Brad; epert— Position believed to be Im- R pregnable. Crxcinnatr, Oct. 5—The Commercial has the following dispatch: Lovisvit1x, Oct. 5.—Four or five thousand Rebel cavalry, under Wheeler, with artillery, attacked McMinnville on Saturday afternoon, ca; turing the town and garrison, consisting of the 4th Tennessee infantry. Our forces were without artillery, and the town without de- fenses or fortifications. The Rebels burned a train of care and destroyed the railroad and telegraph. They are believed to be advancing on Manchester. Several prominent Union men are supposed to have been captured. Part of the sume force destroyed a train of two hundred wagons on Friday, between Bridge- port and Chattanooga, and captured an am- Munition train of twelve w: Portions of rebel cavalry are scattered the road near the south ot Murfreesboro’, de- signing to destroy the railroad and telegraphic ceommunicaticn, capture stockades, &c. Our troops are closely pursuing them. A number of surgeons and nurses reached here to-day, from Nashville and Bridgeport. Large numbers were at the latter place, unable to go to the front for lack of trans; ion. There are how more surgeons at Chattanooga than are needed. . The rebels have fortified the mountain side opposite Bridgeport, and on Saturday threw a tew chelis atthe workmen engaged in repair- ing railroad bridges across the river. Our Pickets occupy the island in front of Bridge- cee ind constantly exchange shots with rebel pickets, One of our pickets, belonging to an Indiana regiment, was killed on Friday. No more pas- senger trains left Nashville for Ohattanooga. Small bands of rebels are hovering about the raiiroud from Nashville to the front, but euch measures have been taken that they will not succeed in effecting any important damage to ony communications. The severe beating given them on Saturday, at Murfreesboro’, ty Col. McUcok, will probably end all attempts of the kind for the present. All points en the line of communication are now guarded by & force sufficient to repel any attack. There ig every reason to believe that the present position of Rosecrans is impreguable, PROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. [Associated Prees Dispatch.) WasHincton, Oct. 7.—Accounts from the army of the Potomac represent that the provost marshal general has recently seized the mer- ebardise and persons of sutl-rs for infractions of the regulations concerning trade within the lines, and for attempting to bribe the subordi- nate provost agents. The latter offense wil! be summarily penphed, and the effects of the of- fenders confiscated. Some changes have recently been madein the locations of the corps, put nothing indicating immeditte active operations. Conscripts in large numters are arriving. Those yesterday include about 900 from New York and Vermont. Surgeon George R. Johnson, late medical in- spector of the Army of the Potomac, has been relieved from duty at his own request, and transferred to the Middle Department. It is reported that an execution, by hanging, will take place in the Second Corps within a few days. The victim is mamed Armstrong, originally a private in the 72d Pennsylvania Regiment, but subsequently transferred to Rickets’ battery, from which he deserted and formed a gang ef guerrillas, who for a long time committed depredations on the sutlers’ trams in the vicinity of Fairfax Court House, and was supposed to belong to Moseby’s com- mend. When captured he had on a rebel major’s uniform, and his wardrobe showed that he had several other suits of disguise in reserve. It is said that he several times entered our lines, and once or twice went into his old battery. From Mexico—Sen Dominge Revelution Nxw York, Oct. ‘The steamer Eagle, from Havana en the 3d, has arrived. Matamoras dates to the 12th make no mention of the French occupation of that place. The civil war in Honduras continues. Porto Plata dates to September 26 say the Spanish troops are being removed to St. Do- mingo as & base of operations. A lawyer of St. Domingo and two Roman Catholic priests have been brought to Havana and imprisoned in Moro Cestle as prisoners of war. ta Anna has come 3,000 troops, but has no arms. Two steamers were about leaving Havana for St. Domingo with provisions and artillery. Frem Fortress Monroe. FertTress MONPOE, Oct. 6.—The flag of truce steamer New Yorx left here this morning for City Point, with fifteen rebel chaplains in charge of Major John E. Mulford. The steamer Spaulding is due here from peg) en route Charleston bar and Port y' Railr Accident. Bosrox, Oct. 7.—A locomotive ez; last evening near West Warren, on the Western railroad, killing Fred’k Williams, the engineer; Harvey Belle, conductor,and Wm. Narry, fire- man. jRoadmaster Goodrich and another per- son were dangerously injured. Fire in Cincinnati. Crxciunati, Oct. 6—Dobell’s bureau and chair manufactory, on Sixth street, was de- stroyed by fire last night. three houses adjoining were damaged. Loss about $50,000; partially insured. N Lean. 7 RILADELE RIA: ets hg then tps seri, yn agent repo! sale worth of ‘five-twenties on Wednesday. The Coltveries of bonds are being made to the 3d stan’ A CHEERFUL VIEW OF ROSECRANS’ SITUATION. The Rebels Dispirited—Their Lesses Enor- mous. on the Cincinnati Gazette.) . ©. F. Baldwin, who was sent to the Army of the Cumberland by the State Central Committee, to distribute State and eto 4 tek- ets among the Ohio ents, reached Uincin- nati October 4th, havi Sunday, the 20th uit. telligence. The army was in excellent spirits, strongly intrenched, not at all disorgani and confident of its ability to repel the foe should an assault be made upon their position. The men were in nowise disheartened by the result of the fight on Chickamauga Creek. They seemed to think, considering the odds against which ex é fought, and the purpose for which the rebels fought, that Bragg was substantially defeated. Themen did not talk as though defeat had ever entered their imaz- inatione. On expressing to the General the fears felt for the safety of the army at the Nortb, andhis in- ability to hold Chattanooga, Gen. Rosecrans re- plied ‘by stating that he had taken up quarters at Chattanooga and intended to stay there, and that hc was in no such danger as was apprehended. Communication from Bridgeport was kept BP. via Jasper, over @ good road, which, when r. Baldwin was filled with amma- nition and supply trains. The north bank of the Tennessee swarms with Federal cavalry, who will notibe likely to allow the enemy to test 5a presse oe an & n Monday n' > enem; made a demonstration on the right, engaging Palmer's division. Thecontest lasted forabout two hours, artiNiery ane, musketry being freely used, and ending ina severe repuise,« large r of prisopers taken. Mr. Bal win conv with a number of those on the way to Nashville. They repre- sented regiments from Georgia, A Ten- nessee and Florida. They talked freely about the battle of Chickamauga creek, and apne ed themselves Fone, 5 ited dis- pirited with the result, cons a J to fame Chayancegs in'the light of a disaster, rather than a sat 5 They admitted thelr losses to have béen enor- weeding ours" three to ove in pettiana ceeding ou! ‘one of ihe field,” was the remark: Tuls they at- tributed to their being u |