Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1863, Page 1

. @®VERNMENT BOXDS, TREASURY NOTES THE EVENING STAR 2 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON (auNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, *20ER Panwa Bag hin 11TH STREET, 3B WwW. D. WALLAOH:? ——+——__ Papers served witout wrappers py carriers cent per copy, or 28 cents per month. In by carriers at $4 a year, or 37 cents onth. To mail subscribers the price is ‘&@ year, in advance; $2.50 for six months; $21.95 for three months: and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents s week. Single agpies, with or without wrappers, peas ADVERTISEMENTS should be seni snes before 11 o’clock m.; otherwise they may got appear until the next di DENTISTRY. pe et ee TISTBY. Da. crwre nase eoved to 242 Powe enue, two doors above bis former office, Oall 8nd examine the Dr.* New and im- ved Method of inserting Artificial r to any ith ch is fer ea at oe a Also, Teeth extracted ether mod: in use. without, pain, when desired, Terms moderate in all se 13 ly canes. SIGESMOND & HAYWARD, N2¥ 45D IMPHOVED INVENTION ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, Wirxour Murau PLrare on OLasrs, v=. XXII. AUCTION SALES. FUTUKE DAYS. By J, 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. pusrie £ALE OP A MOST ELIGISLE BUILD. inc Lot umper a Deckze oF Covat.—in the matter of the petition of Brasmus J. Middleton, Fon Hy eth eng Gecitia Bertha Roderson, minor Relze ‘of William tified and confirmed by the Honorable Bu- preme Court of faid District, in the mptter ofthe above-named petition, the undersigzed will offer for rales. at Public Auction, on the premises,on TUESDA @ 6th Gay of October next. at50’o ock U ».m., Fight tite Stores a and de- DR, 8. B. BIGHEMOND, Mard'of the sald minor heirs in the said petition. men’ of, in, and to that valuable and most Sle Broadway, New York, and 260 Penasyloanta | reo eniistng Lot nituated on Ninth street wnt, Aeonns, Desween 18th and 1314 sis., Washington, Defween M and N atreets north, in the Third Ward j the attention of the public to the following | in the city of Wasbington, and’ known and distin- of his im 3 guished op the public plan of said eity a9 Int 1. The Teeth of manufacture wil buvber eighteen (18), in Square number three sever ccraode nor change color by any hundred and sixty-eight (563), con’ thirty- acids being three-fourths lighter than any other. pine (39), feet on Ninth street, and runni ae bank 3. No teeth or roots need be extrated,aa the | one hundred and thirty-eight (i38) fest and nine (9) ones can be inserted over them. inches. uta” Foote will be made inoffensive, and never Terms; Cne-third ofthe. parohiase money oan 5 " an 6 residue FO asl instaiments, ptya 4. No temporary teeth are needed, as permansni rerpectively im six nat twelve months, vite in- ‘ones can be made terest. the deferred payments to be secured by a jot. deed of trust on the lot. B J, MIDDLETON, MARY BE. ANDERSON, the i extly di * This work ‘han been iy tested over five mn, many of the first che and physicians 7 ch eouaiectere eae &e. ooun' . * . BLouRT, yr for Pe’ ioners. Dr.8. bas invented a white undestructiys 5 B ee t. fanbe fllopteithout pain, neds Bed uh we soccmanien papPanry Win, al can a can ‘8 per- A “PRO! fect, tooth on any side roota, which will text soid on October 234, Hote our and place, in con- time. sequence of the non-compli jiance of a former pur- jy 0-tf haser. E. J. MIDDLETON, chase! Maly E. ANDERSON, ardians, be M.D and Patentee | ocis-codds 3.0 MeGUIRES OO. Aucta,” By J. ©. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. {MALL BBICK HOUSB AND LOT ON MARY and mo person can wear others whe | SS yup Avenua. BETWREN 4c aNo Gre STREETS, AT AvoTION —On 8A1 URDAY AFTEHKNOON, Oct. ises we shall seli 2th, a! 5o’elock, on the prem: of Teeth they may desires part‘of Lot. in subdivision of Lota 6,10 aod il, | Ed most perfect dentate that | 1 tausro No’ 492, fronting 10 feet on Maryland av enue, WEeD 433 }. I ronniog ince, the MINERAL PLATE will be e patwcen 457 and 6th streets. a anion . al ick building and garret, occupi ake} ry, ion given November J5th. Terma: One third in cash ; the remainder in six and twelve months, with inte: » Secured by a a Seovevancing at the est of the purchase cent 0} e ir, ocisd © 5. O.McOUIRBS OO. Auat'ts, By J. C. McGUIRE & O0O., Auctioneers. ANDEOME FURNITURE AND HOUSER EEP- Inc Evrecrs at Pustic AvcTiIon.—On £UKS- DAY MOANING. October 7th, at 10 o'clock, at the residence formerly occupied by Hon. Caleb 8mith, Hatreet, between 17th and ith atreets, we shall 5 se!) the Furniture and Eft-cta, comprising— oes tf south side canal, corner 7th at. Rosewood Seven ve Piaro Forte, by Rosen- ES AND SHAWLS! kranz, 8t ol and Cover cm JUST RECEIVED—_ | Buiteoi Bolid Rosewood Parlor Furniture. « 3 in Green and Gold Brocatel. com, A spientlt stock of Ladies’ COLORBD and BLACK Holas, five Arm and four side Chai CLOTH CUOAKB and CIRCULARS of new and bandscme Damask Summer Covers ane aY SHAW LR hon ilovere’y Of the ew | Rosewood Marble-top Centre and Bote Tables. pes : . “ TAYLOR & 00. Bieeant Bronse and Gilt Mantes! Clock, with Glass LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS. Rich Chinese Vases, Mantel Ornaments S Marble Bust, (Dante,) Marble Figures and Groups GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANO FORTES! Bronze, Bohemian Glass, China and Lava Orna- have now in store several bare ments Choice Vil Painti: gs and Engravings throughout that bave beem used a short time, an: the house w we will sell at the following prices :| Handsome _ mieaere, Tapestry and Embroidered one ; Octave Sy 4 ee Velvet, Brussels, and Ingrain Carpets One 6% Octave at £30, Bcoteh and Persian Rugs, Oilcloth One 6 Octave at #50 ‘Walnut Hall Set. Stair Hods acd Eyes Also, a large assortment of Steinway & fons’ | Walnut Carved Marble-top Sideboard Irstruments, walk ate superior S all others Brcallect Walnut Dintes Chairs, Uphelstred Back i manufactured, At tne Hae et cEROTT. Handsome French China Dinner, Dessert, and Tea irvice Gd se Silver-p.ated Castors, Waiters, Egg Stand, and Cor, Ith and Pa. ave. By WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Te at At the Horse Bazaar, 9% south side La. Avenue, | Cut Glass ecanters, Goblets, Wines, and Tumblers Mahogany Sots, Bxcellent Lounges Keclining and Basy Chairs, Foot Stools between 9th and Weh streets, L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers, have now Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bu- aus, Washstands, Wardrobes oo stove aise, é ove. ege and furnace fize. AK, PANE AND e HICKORY woop. CORD LENGTH, OR BAWED AND SPLIT ANY LENGTHS iz JUIRED. On SIZE BEQO'H. MARLOW, finished ¢.on hand on consignment at their Bazaar, No. 98 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and i¢th Te streets. at private sal large assortment of Fam- | Superi iy Carriages, Rock: 8, Park Wagons, Jenny at Lind, Germantown, Top and No-top Buggies, Erotting Wagons Coaches, Harness, Saddies, with juried Hair and Husk Mattrassees, Bol- . Pillows, Blangets, Spreads, Comforts, ©. id Quill Toilet Hats, indow Curtains and Btades many others not here enumerated. which we will | Stoves, Refrigerator, Tube and Buckets __ sell at very low.prices to close consignments. Per- ‘ogether with &@ general assortment of Kitchen eons at will do well to give usa call and ex- Ter sateites 5 ma i. Mooisi0t "WM. L, WALL & 00, Auete ods 3.0, MeGUIRE & OO. Aucts, HENRY H. HELMSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS REMOVED FROM No. 501 SEVENTH STREET, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Georgetown, D. C. V28Y VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD. M Public huction in hont et the renin a ‘a uctio! im front o! rem! 5 0 BRPGRDAY APEBANGON, October Tnke et 394 D BTRERT, ° y BSTWHEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS, * Nextdoor to larket and Frederick streets. feet. SHEPHERD'S BOOKSTORE. oc 10-Im* Middle part of same Lot, fronting 60 feet on south pect t. hk a \- JBAND OPENING OF HRW AND ELEGANT srjek streets nd running peak i ists wa orth part of agme Lot, fron! on RIS W YORK FASHIONS. f pect street, betwi ket and Fred- PARIS ¢hfobER 78, 1563, Srick stresteesd runetag beck feet ‘TELY arTsr— MMB DEMORRST AND MRS. HINKLEY'S, | Lot No. 44,32 Boltr ta Meanings’ addition to 301 Panwa. Avgnce, Gecrestown, fronting 150 feet 01 west side of NG in all its branches. ‘rederick street, above Bighth street, and junning LOAKB and MANTILLAS. made to order. ‘ack 150 feet. SF Prize Medal Skirts and Corsets. Mirror et | Terma: One-third cash ; balance inaix and twelve Yeshion, at gor rena. sreaus, between sth ane ee on secured bya deed oft fret onthe premises, '. . i ve al ol rel rr. bade’ Lad Conveyancing at tit O8. DOWLING, Auct, So™atHING NEW FOR THE LADIBA, . FOY'S PATENT MRS &7 THE ABOVE SALE 18 UNAVOIDABLY | CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER ostponed until SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Oct, ith, hour and - es, and combining in a meat | “Oe ignms our and wing og, DOWLING, Auct. by physicians and others, oumpetont to judge of ita By WM. L WALL & 00., Adationases: Sa _ i aaa eT Horse Bazaar, 9% souih ude Levisiana arena sale sale and retail teeen Nenth and Tenth streets, For sale wholesale pet a HILBY & BRO. BABB OHANCR, 11 FINE BLOODED COWS Soie Agents for this and the 47 AvctioN.—On SATURDAY MOBNING, se wes one of wary eee mth tues a 8 olgiget, we will eo at the aa aa oo 0-im which cont the owner from @8 to $60, and some | UGH, COLDS, HOARSEN RES, £0. "This will be an opportunity rarely offered fora 5 COMPOUND sik or GUM ARABIC. family to preeare a goed co: WALL & CO,, Aucts, This plessant and popular Cough Remedy has By J. 0. MCGUIRE & OO., Auctioncors. Deen s0 long Known and extensively used that most | s\RaME DWELLING AND BUSINESS STAN po eect ln a Srp arielplain yg ot Os tue Hava S4ap at Accrioy.—On TU Brores at $s nad Se oosta Dettion 80 90-2m" . Cc. W. BOTELER. JNO. W. BOTELER Cc. W. BOTELER & SON, Dwelling wi matructed for a store and is wi "yusipers stand and contains os IMPORTERS, toms withaeccdodic WHOLSSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN eave veneing at purchasers gost. China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, oes J.C. McGUIRE & 00 . Aucts ABLECUTLERY. SILVER PLATED WARE, By GREEN & et ep ¥ @00: BUBSTEE’S SALB AB! .—By BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN Ds. T virtue of a deed of-trust, execated on the z7th ‘TIN CHAMBRE 5ETS, GOAL OIL LAMPB, gre hor AS ane recorded lod in pivot J A. JAPANNED WAITERS, DOOR MATS, fon, counts, BO. and at the seauest of tte WEATHER DUBTBRS, BRUSHES, WOOD WARS, | party secured thereby, I will offer at Public Bale, Ax Boar of 40% fe. afternoon, the Lot, HOUSBEREPING ARTICLES GENERALLY. Pieces, and Parcels of Ground deseri —— ; trust deed, being 22 Lots situates in Square sum- 87 Houses, Hotels, and Steamboats furnished at | bered 640, on the Island, sbort notice. Terms of sale : One-1 315 IRON HALL, Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9th and 10th ste, 2 cosm se - ‘\, ENOS & CO.'S CITY EXPRESS, ‘ FOR THE DELIVERY OF G00D8, PACKAGES. AND BAGGAGE, Throughout the ye eter. and to the e cin, . If 8 of Bale are Bot com; Bithe cud of ve days trons the a ht to mises advertisi: ive times ‘Scar, at tho risk and cost of the de- Or. LOW AND REGULAR RATES. LTE BNBOUSE, Trastes. ‘Weeheck all baggage to be delivered at Railroad. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ENOS & CO., Ww HIDSS—HIDRS. aa; 61 Lopiniana Avenue, between 6th and 7th strects WADRBADAY ene SFoupar set Caicos . Be mm at e Wha: Goveramen at o (JAY COOKE & CO., ase Root Ritesen: } ‘Terms cash, 1a Treasury notes, to be paid at the ‘ BANKERS, moment . . } Ne. 452 Fifteenth Street. Jeoi8— (Chroa.} Lt, Gol. ana G. 5.0, } we sma.t comtixcs ro roaEIsR ; ' UNITED STATES FIRST IVE-IWENTY BONDS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. at par until fartfer notice. Capital—$500,000. procure at our counte: 01 di tional ater, or a) i . froulars saewering all Bo This Banx, organised under the Ma Banking Law of the last Congtess,is opened this day for thé tranraction of buriness, at the Lai of Fifteenth and # ts, opposite Treasury De- partment. » D. COOKS, Prosident. Wx. 8, Huxtixeton. Cashier. am-tt ‘WE BUY.AMD BELL ALL issuzs oF F IOATES, AND VOUCHERS, } gos OURRENOY, AND EXCHANGE, AND PAY THE BIGHEST PRIOBS FoR CERTIFICATE CHECKS. Ts QoL UMbiA, Holding» Diine Gomi JAY QOOKE & 0O.,Manters, | the Sninea Beater ior the paid To ait east 452 Fifteenth strees, whomis, Fad eaters hens jotice arene i CuOakst CLOaKks | er iimondyuer wackle, 8 i piiare. boss a7 reeel stock. teame! W 4 to the Atlaati Pivtont uorassioraat | Sete, Meee eae | : atananc, same eee thie 7 the same of teint 8 5 fOr as lowfal prise, for ERs oes ‘ibel; ben WASHINGTON. D. C., ments of PURNI’ ~ mg Star. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1863. N2. 3,322. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News Journs containing a greater variety of interesting Feading than can be found im any other, is Published on Friday Tr: SiR EMES Cash, invariably én * Y; Per annum, Five copies,, Ben! sus It invariably centains the awa News” that has made The Daily Evening Star circulate so generalty throughout the country 89 Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—Tarus Ounts. FOR SALE AND &ENT Ce RSS eras. Fo. SALE OR BXCHANGE_The GOOD WILi, with possession of a M:et-cla-s Business Stand; suitable for acy hind of business, being acormrr tore, in the most business part of the city, look- ing directly on Penn sve:ue. Apply to H SPALDING, 338 D st., near 10th, oc 19- OR RENT—A well turnishea BRICK HOUSE. containi ll rooms; in tne immediate vicinity of the Da; arfmerts ent, $75 pet month, and a Ddonus of #1 0to be peid, and $60 worth of furniture to be purchased. Address E. &.C,, through City Fost Offea, oc 19-3t™ Fo SALE—BRICK HOUsE 44SN street, be- tween 18th and lth stresis. having 9 rooms, a frent yard with ornamentai trees and shrabb. Lot 100 feet deep w'th wood house and paved alir in the rear Price $5,(0; or with adjviniog grounds on which isa variety of Ahrubbery sad fruit, and having sufficient fr: tor two houses, $7,0#_ In- quire on th: premises after 4 o'clock p.m. 00 19-3t* ELLENT DWELLING HOU 3E FOR SALE We offer for sale a large and desirabls Dwel ling House on north C street. between 3d and 435 streets, containing about 18 rooms, and with an ex- cellent Brick Btable on the rear of the lot, accessi- ble by a wide public alley. ~ A The House is in ali respects desirabie a3 a resi- dence. and the neighb«rhood unexcaptiouabd!e. 3 mediate possession will be given, Apply to JAS. O. McG UIKE & OO., Auction and Comm‘n Merchants. 00 19 6 OBR EALE—A STURE and DWELLING situated F cu C street, between New Jersey avenue and Nerth Capitol street, near the railroad depot. Ap- ply on the premises, oc 17 6t* OOM TO LET—One lsrge Front Room, in a private residence; location very desirable ; lighted by gas. and heat-d from aregitter A lady and gentiemen preferrs Best ot reference re- i Inquire at 53 La. ayenney bet. Ld vired and given. oth and 71h streets. Fe SALE—fbe FURNItURSE of four rooms, hay ng been in use only a few months; every- thing necesrary for houseke-p.ng for a small fami- ly, and will be sold cheap “lumpus.” ag the owner is atout leaving the city. Inquire for one week at . £9 East Capitol st,. cor 4th oc 16-1w” Fo BALE—A first-class three story BRLIOK HOUSE, with back building, oelisr, and stable, containing 9t0oms, with large store rooms. Ales, the Etock and Tools of a Wholesale Con’ ctionary, doing a good burin The House, &c , will sold with or without the Confectiouary Bt-ck, For further information apply at No. 579 Sixth street, between D and E, (isiand ) Possession given immediately. cc 18 1w* 10 BUILDING LOTS FOR LEASE OB RENT, suitable fc rsutlers, restaurants and 9rivata residerees within five minutes walk of the Presl- dent’s House. Inquire of A. JARDIN, corner of sth and M sts ningtop, D.C oc 18-Im* WLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with Boarding, permanent or tran 3 eral large Kooms, auitable for gentlemen desiring to room together. and one frovt Basement Room for an office. Apply at 4%6 Twelfth strest, be tween E and F streets, one block from Kirkwood Hotel. oc 12-e02"* Fo RENT .— Several FURNIGSED ROOMS, consisting of Parlor and Chanbers, conve: tiently arranged, can be had by early application at No. 116 Penn avenue, corner of zith street, entrance on 2th strest. oe 8- rare thance for a profitabie in large snd commodious I0E E. 64 by 82 feet and 24 deep. situated on the Care! Basin, in Alexandria, with tho exclusive privilege of all the ice formed ov said basin. Said oure will be sold ata bargain to ary one wishing toembark ina safeand profitable business. For forther information enquire of PETER G. IN - DER A Queen street. Alexandria, Va.,or 464 Hith st., between D and E, Washington, ‘Ocb-2w* ————_——————— BOARDING. ; OARDING.— Four large and cheerful Rooms, comfortably farnished; gas and bath-rcom in tke house. #or permanent inmates, prices will be moderate. If three or more gentlewen occupy the same room, @ reduction will be made. Good tendance, an excellent table, and a quiet aud yh sant home. A few table boarders taken. Aoply at No. 328 Mishtecath street, between F and G sts, oe : i FA 7 veatment, a NOzics.— Mas. TALBERT, at 488 Fourteenth street, between D and B, is prepared tot limited number of Day Boarders, at m prices. os OARD — lemen be accommodated with pleasant and Boara at 353 C street be- tween 4) and 6th streets, near Metropolitan and National Hotels. oc 19 3t™ OARDING.—Wanted, bya gentleman and his wife, on the firat of December, Room and Board in & private family, or a house where there are few boarders; situated between Penn avenus and F street, 43;and th. Address C, 8., thro’ gh the Post Offes. oe 19-3t? 393 FIRST STREET EAST—BETWEEN A > and B. (Capitol Hill,) Beptionan snd seit and je gentlemen, © 2.000! Tithiargs pleasant Rooms with Board: delerenoe exchan, PERSONAL, DR. DAVIB' Merzop OF TREATING rn VENERBAL and Private Diseases, is fast gaini: N ADAM AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN giving notice to all inget ae persons, that she is now ready to read the Past, Present and Future, and may be consulted on various matters of importanee atany time from 8a,m until7p m, fetes © con ; gentlemen $1. No, 66 soath A st.. ‘spitol Hill, Washington, . C. 424 009 3w* NO IMPOBITION! MADAMB ROBS, Dociress and Astrologist, Formerly located at 333 @ st. north, has removed w Ne. isth street above New York av- e 24 ‘Treasur: Deperaee Shs wes bore: with: ‘a petarel gift. Bne tells the past and La alae bed caome fail. Cavses riages; brings toge long sep- ent . Bhe i: person that ean show a likeness of future husbead or ‘absent ‘iend in reality, Ladies 50 cents: Gentlemen $1. 00 9-im* By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, FURNITURE. FURNITURE. mie have sant received Gi is BA e and co! assor' all iadsof Wah Rrrine, OIL CLOTH. BS. aad HOU BERERFING AETIOLBE generally, which have been seat us on commisnion at private sale. all of which we offer at the lowest possible 8 the entire stock is to be closad out, and ducementa to persons in want of Purni- &c., among which may be found: its in Broeatel and Rope lofas, Divans and Louages larble-' TeaUs. Cottage Chamber Bets. Et, nine Cane and Wood-seat Ch ing at variety Office Fu in great Variety Iron Bed: Hair and Bhuck Mattresses Feather B sters and Pillows, Comforts ‘arpets, Cocoa Matting, Qilcloth, large stock Extension Tables, Wathut Wardcobes Walans; Jouny Lind, Cottage and other Bei- a 5 Together forming. ene of the largest RE. &c., in this cit: will be a0 the interest or eeees and of! Sh 9 ers to examine our stoc! fori jurchasins, as the whole stock is to be closed out at our large end spacious Salesroom in the rear of our Austiod Rooms, under the Varieties. W.L. WALL & 60. Southwest corner ot Penn. avenue oc 14-6t and 9th street. Usite> STATES 5-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-20 TREASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881, UNITBD STATES OERTIFIOATES OF IN- EDNESS, @old. Silver, Uneurrent Money, Exchange on all parts of Burope and the Northera Cities, BOUGHT AND SOLD, We are authorized to furnish 6-2) Bends at par an’ Ist of August next, when the priviledge of conversion ceases, Orders for Stocksand Gol executed in New York exclusively on comnitesion, BITTENHOD:! FANT & 00., FF Bankers, 35% Penn. avenue. EW GoODB! NE Tareaa and’ Pusher ‘Lece Goops! stock of Point and AMUSEMENTS FORD’S NEW THEATER, FORD ns. se Maaager and Propeleto ORD ee er FO) F eet Theater, Baltimore.) RE-ENGAGEMENT RE-ENG AGEMENT RE-EXGAGEMENT or MAGGIE MITCHELL. MAGGIE MITC HAaLy, MAGGIB MITCHELL, MAGGIE MITOHELL. THIS EVENING, THE PEARL OF SAVOY; THE PBARL OF SaVOY: THE PEARL OF BAVOY; oR, A MOTHER'S PRAYER, MOTUBR’S PRAYER. MOTHER’S PKAYER. CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALu, Loverana AVENUE, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels, MAMMOT! PROTEAN A os LLIANWE! JOHN MULLIGAN, JOHN MULLIGAN: sD “ANDY LEAVITT, ANDY LEAVITT, THE GREAT ETHIOPLAN OOMEDIANS, ERNESTINE DrFAIBLK, JULIA MORTIMER, MILLIE FOWLER, CLaRA FOWLER, AND THE, ALBUM OF BEAUTY! «7? THE ARAB LAY. ED. MUBBY, and THE CORKOGRAPHIO CORPS Fouche’s splerdid Ballet. Ls re: ‘AP CL C & ro! To conclude with s Rcreamicg Farce, entitied DEEDES OF DREADFUL NOTE, George RB, Edeton as. soeess+s Fright Doors open at7 o’clock; Admission, 25 and 60 cta POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE oc 19-6t FATURDAY AVTERNOON. N ARINI'B DANCING ACADEMY. At Oop ¥ei.ows’ HaLy, Skvex7H Sr. Prof. L. G. Marini’s Aca: emy is now open for the reception of pap For Ladies, Misses and ‘asters every Tuesday ang Thursday from § to3p m. ForGentiemen from8 to It sam evening For particulars appiy at his resi dence. hg F street, between 9th and 10th streets. oc 20-5t* N . ST Istanp Hatt, — Corner Sixth street and Virginia avenue. Professor Marini has the honor to announce to his friends and citiz enerally that his clases will cominerce on MONDAY, the 19th instant, at3o’clock p m. Days and hours, cf tuition for Ls dies’, Misses’, and Master’s. MON DAY'S. WEDNESDAY’S and SATURDAYS, from 3 to 5 p. m, Gentlemen from 8 to 10 p. m., rams evenings oe 15-1w* F R, LABBE'S DANCING ACADEMY, Prof. ¥, R. LABBE’S Academy will re-open on Tuesday, Oct. 13th, in the hall over the a ABINI’S DANCING AGADEMY, of Messrs, George & Thomas Parker Pennsylvania avenue, dir Metropolitan Hotel.’ Da misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Bat- urd: commencing at 3 o’clock p.m; for gentle- men e evenings, commencing at half-past 7. THe Eélgon will be rented for Bails and Parties. oc we FrAtsionasle DANCING ACADEMY, MR. GOODALL, Prafessor and Teacher of Dancing and Depor, ed bas the honor to announce that his ©) for Masters, Misses, and yout Ladies will commence at the UNiraD Hat on lith street, a few doors from the cars, Pen: pireste avenue. on SATU BDAY, Oct. Jasses for Gentiemen on paemay and Satur- m 7 to 10, Private lessons any ire Exercise for Ladies, so much recom- lor deformity and onesidedness; also, the indian bs. Gentlemen. Officers and clerks make a note of it. Mr. G. continues to give lessons on the Violin and Violoncello, Due notice will be given of his Olasses at George- wn. Mrs. Goodall will receive a limited num pupils for Piazoforte and Sin, 5 neat of or saree of terms, & 6. please apply at his rooms, oo Crone CORNET AND STBING BAND.— The undersigned respectfully announces to the pablic, that he isready to furnish Musi: for Private Parties, Balls, Pic-Nios, P: es, Exhibitions. ete., with any number of Musicians required. at the shortest notics, by leaving orders at John Ineman’s, corner of Feo nie avenue ane in street east, HENRY ISBMAN. o m, ay ev. hour of the The mended dit Nz” BUCKWHEAT FLOUR! lew Backw. ur, very w! just rece! Also, Orystal Gero and finest Golden Sirup ee? KING & BUBOHBLL, ocl4 corner Vermont av. and th st. SHOW CASES se SHOW CASES! At 369 Beventh street. et received steamer— Three FullSiiver Counter Cases, Four Walnut Counter Oases, whee’, Weiaut Coane, anes. ich we offer ches: yr cash. INTZ & GnivrizE. 569 Seventh street. bet I and K sta, oc 16-6t iRepd. & Uhton } R. B LOOMIS & CO 383 PENN. AVENUE. BOOTS AND SHOES AT Shite aie a tion of Sntlers and others is invited sdodleaiehcts Genes ais tenes frcasnatasterers” x J ‘00 14-Im" NERY. M M. J. prAre ily informs the Indies of he District oad vininity teas she is constantly receiving a and h: assortment No. 246 Penn. avenue, ies in Hats, near 13th street. All the very latest sty: B Fi &c.,to which she re- i }, Georgetown and v! . sahington, Georesiow ee Md BLATT, 246 Penn, avenue, near 13th street, o¢ M-Im* Up Stairs, M*. VON BORRIRS STMILLINERY GOODS, consists mel ing; of Straws Bille Uncordoa Velvet tains? elt Hats Siber Hats, Feathers wers. Ribbons, and a iffcent nelec- tion of HEAD DRESSES snd NETB. cod sailiener aad’ hapee to be ta. te Washington yj fy her low pilces and her attentions to her cus- jomers, & No. 266 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween isth and ith streets, ‘oc 8-2" ‘ived from New assort- ] NOTIOB. ail grader, with Twill easrautos to aol thirty por wi iu than apy other house in this and as cheap city, Also, lai food fow-priced FURNITURM of ell de 5 et] with a great eney, of OIL abs. chooks ad GLASS WARS. ST att Mea cr h cee-Im= eA 428 Tth atreot, east side. STRUMENTS. Tar ciMQatoan Ineree 1 Hits io got Musica Instruments, such as Guitars, folins, pion: ae: cordeons jos, Tambouriens, Drums, ke. . ion Books for all In- &c . together with Instruetion | r allin. straments, fine lom Strings is at BOBWE. ancy and Military store, 302 8 atreet, ELL Fa gun. Chron} seii-im OATS. 0 EB OATS for sale 3,0( O svpams Pitas oy J. BEALL. oc 37-3t* S87 Water street, Georgetowac. W Buayarar pay unieey wind Ga JOHN A. ‘ ness will here- aR A. Bal ALTON, Oat et sil bere: timuance cf the Oust. fothive shall be please,” BAY BGRESOUR, SUMMES & CO. AVING THIS DAY MADR A CHANGE IN to come = ‘and pay the. : ands and Edging, &c, A large stock of Head ‘Sen oniwees, dresses and Netts. Jatest style. Great | We desire to close and settle up our past bu: i Faucy Gombe, Jet and Sten, IBardrops, Pins, Beit All peytons having sccounts us will pre- Olacpe, Portmonnaien, &: Ww my Apa F pays . 18 Market Bpace- Penne eune, fe 8 between 8th ts. W 2 CALL THE arrenrion of Purchasers t 2. i Corser ! House we have interesting intelligence from TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES} The Drait in New York. New York, Oct. 20.—Goy. Seymour has is- sued a spirited proclamation, calling upon citizens to fill the quota of the State by volun- teering. He concludes thus: “T expect all classes of our citizeus to assist in recruiting the volunteers called for from this State, by their infiuerce and by liberal contri- butions; and I call upon all Strate officials to give every assistance in their power to pro- mote enlistments into our armies, and thus save our cilizens from the inequalities, irrita- tion, and sufferings of the drxft, and at the same time animate our soldiers by an exhibi- tion of sy mpathy and patriotic devotion, and give strength to our armies in their battles for the preservation of the Union.” Strong Union Sentiment in Arkansas—The Rebel Army Scattered. Sr. Lovis, Mo., Oct 2k—Little Rock advices to the 4th say the rebel army is scattered in every direction, and an extraordinary revival of Union sentiment has taken place mong the peuple. Over ijvvy ae uave Jue ue Bea eral army at Little Rock, and people are coming in daily and taking the oath of allegianée. Of- ficial reports of the capture of Confederate steamers on Red river do not differ materially from the accounts already telegraphed. From Misseur Sr. Lovie, Oct. 20.—Gen. Schofield has is- sued an order relieving Gen. McNeil of the command of the District of Southwest Missouri, and placing him in command of the District of the Frontier, vice Gen. Blunt, who is ordered | to report at Leavenworth. Gen. Sanborn takes command of Southwest Missouri, and General Ewing’s District of the Berder is extended so as to embrace the entire State of Kansas, Death of a Clergymian. PHILADELPBIA, Oct. 20.—The venerable rec. tor of Gloria Dei Church, (famifiarly known as “Swedes Church,”) Rey. Ur. Clay, died this morning, aged 72 years. He has been rector ot this old church about thirty years, having suc- ceeded the Rev. Dr. Colin, the last of the long line of Swedish missionaries sent to this coun- try to take charge of the missionary churches established tor the benefit of the early Swedish Settlers on the banks of the Delaware. From Fortress Monroe. Fortress Monror, Oct. 19.—There is no news to transmit from this point to-day. The steamer Spaulding has not yet arrived from Morris Island. Lieut. Col. J. M. Taylor lett here lastevening under orders to reportelsewhere. He leayes many triends here. Sale of U. S. Five-Twenties. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.—The Subscription | Agent reports the sale of $2,344.100 of fice- twenties to-day, being the largest sale in any day since May last. The system of delivering bonds to subscribers on the payment of the money is working admirably, while the for- eign demand is steadily increasing. The Draft in Massachusetts. Boston, Oct. 20,—A dispatch from Washing- ton to Governor Andrew, states that the quota for Massachusetts, under the call for 30,000 volunteers, is 15,120 men. Active and liberal measures will be taken to induce volunteering all over the State. Captures on the Red River. Sr. Louis, Oct. 19.—A special dispatch from Cairo says that the rebel steamers Argus and Fulton, recently captured on the Red river, were valued at $150,000. They were destroyed after the removal of the stores and ammuni- tion. General Dix in Portland, Maine., PoRTLAND, Me.. Oct. 20.—General Dix was received at the City Hall this afterneon by the city government and citizens. He pronounced the harbor defenses in a satisfactory condition Rejeicing. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20—A salute of on- hundred guns was fired here to-day, in hono of the result of the State election. BUDGET OF SOUTHERN NEWS. Beebe btleite-t The Situat: Before Chattan The correspondent of the Mobile Tribune writes: «Our ermy is in splendid condition andin fine spirits, being most anxious for another turn at the rascally Rosecrans. From the great number of additional tents on the ridges it is evident the enemy has been largely reinforced. With a glass they can plainly be seen working like beavers on their fortifications. There is now but little doubt that, such was the rout and stampede of the enemy, had we followed them up, the lastman of them would have crossed the Tennessee. As it was, a large portion did cross, the enemy burning several houses at the time, umong the rest the Spencer Hotel, formerly owned by Crutchfield. But as we did not follow, they Tec ossed and went to work fortifying them- selves, There seems to be a fatality attending alilour victories, as someliow we are always pre- vented from following them up. Our cavairy have crossed the Tennezeee river, and we ex- pect soon to hear of their annoying the enemy and cutting off his supplies. It is said we are preparing to sheli the enemy outof Chattanos- ga by getting guns and mortars in position that willreachthem. ButI do not think this will avail us much withont a fiank movement is made at the same time, co that we can gain his rear, or else, should we even succeed in sheil- ing him out, he will be able to return the com- piiment from the opposite heights across the Tiver. It is reported that Gen. Longstreet was ALF anxious to follow up our victory, and so ad- vised Gen. Bragg, but it seems that after it was agreed to do so, from some cause—want of sup- ples and other circumstances—the pursuit was abandoned. It is impossible to tell at what moment the conflict will be resumed, but from present in- dications it will be several days yet. Every day of deiay we give the enemy an additional adyuntage over us. From Northern Virginia. From the Richmond Dispatch, Oct. 17.} The accounts from Northern Virginia con- tinne encouraging. Passengers by the Central train last night bronght down a report that a portion of our forces had cut off the retreat of the Yankee General Sedgwick, and irterrupt- ed his whole corps. The statement is that Sedgwick became separated from the main body of the enemy’s forces, and struck of in the direction of Occoquan, where he was met by our troops, who had previously reachea that point. Another report states that Gen. Ewell hada severe fight with the bat Ms Bristoe Station, on the Orange and ale: ia railroad. Little is known of the result of this fight, except that ihe enemy were defeated, and rumor says lost 3,006 men in priconers. istoe is the first sta- tion sonth of Manassas Junction, and about four miles from that point. The War in Northern Virginia. From the Richmond Examiner, Oct, 14,] ‘y recent arrivals from Culpeper Court ihe army of Northern Virginia. Meade is stil! retreating, if his backward career has not been checked by our troops getting into his rear. He is traveling over the same ground in yery much the same style aas-his predecetsor, Pope. He lett Culpeper Coart House on Sunday evening, anid is believed to have crossed the Rappahan- nock the next day. Ane The cayalry fight mop tepals. our last issue did not ee es be se —, but in: - neighborhood low lousé, an: an a very \onaiderable. attr ook a numter of prisoners in the 300 of whom were brought to.the city in the Ceatral be tlh evening. They were mostly German “and Irish. os i 4 Another important cavalry, action took place, near Cah ir Court-Houre:on Monday eve ning, in which the enemy ‘were and- driven across the ot 200 prec 5 ed on both sis as gagementay, The country between the Rapidan and the Rappahannock is filled with s lers from Meade’s army, whoare being pic! up in large numbers by our cavalry. That Meade’s retreat was hasty may be judged. idee the fact ae bad time to do no to the railroad. Rapidan and Rappahannock bridges sire both wanuing and in good order. oot tebe ae Pi dedaes opie Court-House on “enday, snd might haye gone Rappahao- eo Station yesterday. bss _ it Was reported on the streets terday that Spear bad taken possession of pcan on the Central Raiirozd, but the story proved to be unirne. All of the down trains, of which there were se: eral on yesterday, reached here at the usnal hours. We have nothing authen- tic from Spear: since his appearan.e on Sunda: at Port Keral. He may haye gone to join Meade, and it is possible it was his force that our cavalry engaged at Culpeper on Monday evening. The War in Northern Virginia. From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. 15.} ¢ have no authentic intelligence of mili- tary operations in Northern Virginia, and bu: few reports. The hostile armies have receded from &Ni points with which we have railroad cemmunication,snd consequently news reaches USTAY TS RTGS AP AR MERUS ABar, ana a report prevailed yesterday evening that Ewell had Teached Manaseas Junction, and there cap- tured the principal depois of the enemy’s com- missary and quartermaster steres. A cavalry fight is reported to have taken place at Warrenton on Monday, in which we beat the enemy and took 700 prisoners. There is also x report that we bave captured three railroad trains beyond the Rappahan- neck, Ninety of our men, wounded in the recent cavalry fights near Culpeper Court House, were brought to this city yesterday morning. As yet, there seems to have been no infantry fighting, though the cavalry, fighting moetiy With horse artillery, haye been pretty consid- erably engaged. The Cavalry Fight at Warrenton. A letter hes been received from an officer of high rank in Gen. Lee’s army, giving some de- tails of the cavalry fightat Warrenton on Mor- day. Our cavalry, we are glad to learn, be- haved very handsomely, actually charging upon the enemy repeatedly. We took seven hundred prisoners with their accoutrements. The writer does not mention the loss of either side in killed and wounded. ‘This ie, m eevera! respects, the most impori- ant victory. Its moral effect upon the retre: ing foe must be considerable, ond while the loss of seven hundred horses is a serious disaster to them, itisa most timely and valuable ac- cession to us. The horses are much more yal- uable to us and much more needed than the prisoners. From the same letter to which we are in- debted for the above information, we learn that Lee has. from day to day, endeavored to bring Meade te a general engagement, but that the latter shrirks away on every occasion and avoids the conflict, The Size of Meade's Army. Citizens of Culpeper say that Meade, daring bis occupation of that place, issued daily one hundred thousand rations From thisit would appear that Meade bas an immense multitude of men, but the material is bad. He has men, not soldiers ; fellows who, though possessing much stemach for rations. have litle for fight- ing. This is proved conclusively by the flight of Meade before our forces If he felt he coula have relied upon two-thirds of his troops,-he would scarcely have permitted himself to be chased forty miles without once showing fight. From Northern Virginia. [From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. 16.} Gur trains on the Orange and Alexandria railroad now run to the i Tiver— to Rappahannock Station. Persons who left that station on Wednesday evening report that A. P. Hill was hotly engaged with the enemy ali thatday at Warrenton Springs, and that heavy firing was heard in that direction all day. Warrenton Springs are some twelve miles north of Rappahannock Station, and eighteen or twenty southwest of Manassas Junction. It was at mock Fepurted at Rappahas: that Hill had taken thirteen hundred prison- ere. Thre hundred and fitty prisoners were brought to this ae. yesterday, and severalhun- dred more are at drdonevilie awaiting trans- portation. Passengers who reached here last evening from Url peper, siate that continual cannonading is going on4n the direction of Warrenton. It Wos reported at Culpeper Court Horse that Ewell had tought the enemy on Wednesday and taken five thousand prisoners. At what plice this battle was fought report does not Bay. We have given such re 88 reach us, be- ing entirely without offi or authentic intel- ligence from our army. (From the Atlanta Rebel.] The President is arrived, and has come, as all men believe, to turn things inside out, to reno- vate the Army of Tennessee, to settle all its household quarrels, and tosetthe troops movi oa their psarige He has atin an — only caught a fatigued sunt. le is thin, bat looks in better health than when he was last here. He was met at Chickamauga Station by a suitable escort, and conveyed to General I have nota doubt that the two are in earnest counsel while I am ponsing: these hasty lines. The President has sought this department, I am assured, on account of the unfortunate difficulties which have disturbed the family of Tennessee, over which Gen. Bragg presided with such little tact. The ———— of Polk, the arrest of Hindman, the a with Forrest, and the dissatisfaction of se otherz, all recurring right on the heels of a vic- tory, and in the face of the enemy are enongh to excite the anxiety of such an adminsstrative as Mr. Davis. His inquiries will be close and his couneels general. He will bynomeans palates to Re Lavina poplin ea but wilk consult equ: wi treet, cher, Hill and others. T have rye the Polk affair will be thoroughly sitted. The cavalry busi- ness, too, will be settled. In short, the =, will be set on its legs again. The men areail right. Order is only. needed to be restored among the captains. The President mingles freely with the troops, and made several speeches, which occasioned loud enthusiasm. The Situation im Nerthern Georgia. The Atlanta Rebelsays : has been untiring in his labor. He has fortified Cnat- tanooga to perfection. There 1s hardly arising grosne anywhere bat is mounted by and reastworks. His ports are shell- proof. His rifle-pits extend round around the town, indeep dykes from Brabson Hill and the river to the tamyard. They are manned irom night till morning, from morging till night. The works on Smith Hill are very fize. So are those facing towards Lookout. The view of ali these are clear and bright from the ridge. You may take a glass any time and see the Yankee sentries pacing along their para- pets, Yankee officers riding trom post to post, and Yankee flags flying from a hundred staffs. WHAT I8 TO BE DONE? I am sure I cannot tell. It is confidently believed that General Longstreet or Johnston is to be placed incommand. General Brage has fought and won a fight at last, aad as papa eighteen months aoe — “oa need rest. disagreement office: is also a reason fora change. We need har- Meny now above all things. We need also a new man. We want enterprise. Wheth- er moon pe is oe ered not, I am not re} tosay, He and then again es not be. We will have to take risk, and may as yi ~ Lemme dite | in as any ene else. ugh {know noth at all, I predict that he will be at the head’ the army in less than ten days. z= GENERAL LEE AND THE WEST. : xmas talking with & snices. from Virgin: 0-day, who gave me some ting event Ete ionhe West ama made to rhe Presidente E their conversa Lee snid he was eS aa HS ‘leave bis mand, and conse quently the Precident did not treet. was sent instead. The he will be put in a1 n fty personsin “ uid, tra Re egy Love.” They ail Jive: together, building. »They. ‘itiowea ao they may" change solve their matrim: parinership as they pieace. ‘Gr difficulties again... « =| eee ro