Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1863, Page 1

ETT TT —— TR en ras TT THE EVENING STAR. ‘BLISHED EVERY AFFERNOON, mr BENDA? BX CEPTBD aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Oenewn PRSA siglo AND Lita SraRer, Ww. WALILACH. ——— served without wrappers by eérriers a Pe eT copy, or 2¥ denis par month. To sxsnes DY CUriera ab $48 year. of 37 cents P tosh. Totaail subscribers ine price t= Phos year. in adbance ; 92.50 for six months, 1.96 {oF three mon As: snd for less than three movies" he Yate of lvrent«a weer. Singip epie, With or without wrappers, TWO C&ATR #2 ADVERTISEMENTS should b? sent t) the office be ore 11 O'clock M.; o"heFwise they may pet uppear unt’) the mex’ da: D. 6. T.-186o0.-=. : From whe army Dospital—the bloody batie- Meld —the mansion of thericb and humbleabode ef the poor from tbe offica and the saered desk —from the mountain top, distant valleys and aar-of wiands of the ocean—from every nook and comer of the eiyitized world—is pouring wm she evidence ef the asjonishing effects of DRAKLY’S PLANTATION BITTIERS. Thon- sanda upon ihousands of letters. like the fol- sowing may be seen at our office: REDSBURY, Wis., Sept. 16, 1663, °*..# * * Ihave been in the armg hospi- tals for fourteen months —speechicee and near- ay dead. At Aiton, IL, they gave mo a butile of Piaatation Bitters. * * * Three bottles Peetored my epeechandcuredme. * * * # O. H. FLauTs.” Sorta Waansaw, O., July 2, 1663. a * * Une young man, who had been mex &ud pot out of the house for two yeare with Scrofula and Erysipelas, atter paying the @petors over #150 without benefit, has been eared by fen botdes of your Bitters. # * ® Epwanp WounaLt.” The following x from the Matron. of the Uaion Home School for the Ohildrenot Volun- peers HAVENS YE® MANSION, 7TH STREET, j New York, August 2, 1863. Dr. Draxa: Your wonderful Plantauon | Bitters bave been given tosome of our litde eBildren cufleriag irom weakness and weak pupge with most happy effect. One little girl, f ptriicular, with pais in the head, lose of appetiie, und daily wasting consumption, on whom sll medical skill Rad been exhausted, Bae been “nurely restored. We commenced with but a teaspoonfnl of Bittersa day. Her | sppetite lo. Tessed, Hfrength and health falldw- ere * » Respectfully, Alka O. M. Davor.* > ee believe nse. ‘ Ray, W. li. Wasoornker, Madrid, N. ¥. IT owe much you, for I verily Plapiation Bittere have saved ny Thou wiit send me two bottles | more of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greathy benetited by their use. Thy treud. Asa CvaKin, Philadelphia Pa” ~~ 2 * ~3 *# ©* j have been a great sufferer from byepepsia, and bad to abandon preaching. « * * The Pisntauon Hitters have cured | co Ruy. J.S Catuoey, Rochester, N.Y. 2 * * Send us twenty-four dozen more ef your Pinntatun Hitters, the popniarity of which are daily mmcreasing with the gusets of our house. Sy¥KKe Ur aADWICK & Co. Proprietors Willard’s Hotel Washington, D..” ~* * * I buve given the Plantation Bit- ters to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the most sstonislung effect. G. W.D. ANDREW,A. Superintendent Soldier's Home Cincinnad, ¢).* * The Plantation Bitters havecured me of iver complaint, of which I was iaid ap prostrate and had to abandon my dueiness. H. B. Kixeecsy, Cleveland, 0.” - * o* » © The Plantation Bitters have cared me of 8 derangement of the kidney and urina- ry organs that has diatreseed me for years. 1t mote like 8 charm. ©. ©. Moors, Agent for Colgate & Co., 251 Broadway.’ &. ae, &o, &e., The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, Mbe languid brilliant, and are exhausted na tures great restorer. They are composed of the celebrated Oalisaya Bark, Wintergreen, Saesairas, Roots, Herta, Ac. 3 proserved in perfecdy pure St. Croix Rum, s.t'.18co.-=x. Perrone of eedentary habits troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, jack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid hver, censtipauon, &., deserve to suffer if they will not try them. They are recommended by the highest medi- c@) Authorities, and are warranted te produce aa imiiediate beneficial effect. They are exceed- inghy agreeatie, perfectly pare, and harmless. Worice.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitters im baly or by the gallon is a ewindkr and imposter. We only put itup in curiog cabin boities. Beware ot botties refilled With imitation deleterious stuff, for which sev- eral persons are already in prison. See that every bettie bas our Uniied States Stamp ever whe cork, and siguature on eae) plate side Ia. dels. Beld by reepectable dealers thronghoat the bakitable globe. P. H. DRAKE & CO., a) 202 Breadwuy, N. Y. prerocears FOR WOOD. Oavarny Buamic, Orr ion or Dapoy Qranranmas ren. —— —, 1853. Prorosars are fohtetted and Will be received at tis ofice unt)] FRIDAY. 2th day of November, at noon for the furnishing of 2000 cords of govd, feral merchantable well seasoned Cord Wood, to Colive red at the Cavairy Depot, Gieadoro Point, O., cordsd in ranks 4 feet high: delivery nut belng cons:dered complete until corded, measurva an4 tnspected. Bidders will state the ‘prives for each kind—oak, Biskory, pine. An inapector will be designat-d om the part of the Government te inspect and mesaure the wood The sbility of the bidder to fuldl bis ayr-ement mret be guarantied by two responsible persons, Slose sigbatures must be appcoded to the guar- antre Tbe responsibility, of the guarantor must be shown by The ofteia certificate of the Olark of the mearest District Qeurt or of the United States Dis triot Atterney. Proposals must de addressed to Oaptein H 4. Dupuy, Depot Quartermaster, Oavairy D 374 H street, Wartington, D. Q.. and endorsod on she enrelogé’ Proporals for Wood.” ‘no 7-13. pBorosats POR COAL AND WOOD. Senate or rue Unite Brarss, 9g Of tne Serasant ai Aris, Washirgtua, Ustooer 21, 1368. Sealer PROPOSALS will be received at this office watil 12 o'clock noon of BALUBDAY, the 3)3t day of November next, for the delivery ip the vaults of ‘he Bemate Wing of the Oapitol, of four hundred lope 3.260 lbs to the ton; of large Bgg or steama- t-farpaes White Anh Ooal. The Coal isto be of t qnality, thorcugbly screened and weighed in he presence of the Onis! Anginser to the ate, or ble assistant, and to bedellvered as above op or before the Sth day of December following. + DEO Jor like character will be received Yor the ‘de! at the same place. on or before wae nea of Becember, of fifty cords of beet Pine orou, - an t) meer 8) a ee GRO. P. BROWN i I Bergeant at-Arms 0 Bes . HENRY H. HELMSEN, MEROHANT TAILOR, Wid REMOVED FROM 3 Re. 601 SUVENTH STREET, ro 394 D aPeseT, DOTW ERE G:27K AND gpyBRTH STRERTS, Next doc7 to aa SHEPHERD'S BOOKSTORE. 00 1¢-1m* S52 ESEIIE® 00 terete ot tog ‘ee AUUTIUN 3ALKS, #UTURS DaYs. ByJ.0 MotUIBS& 00. Auctioneers Gut SaLe OF QHOICE WIR, Li D anege 0. * arU GLAk Paoor Bare. £0, TCs Sothihe, November 13th, ai 10 o’cinck, at th re of 4 M_ Pf singer & Uo Penn- syfvanis avenue, near Thirteruth street, we sbail aell without enervo, thsir ex vo" Btosk of Wises, Liquors, Groceries, &¢., &6., comprising in of Piper Heidsieck Ohampagnes, in pints and 10 canes fine Brandion 2.0t¢ dozen chore Ryo and Bourbon Whiskey bey Beart Port and Madsii 306 casep fiae Shi) ‘ort an aire co) cone. ‘Osutensc, Panilise. and At, Betephe Loree qeenilty of Fauey Style of Bottisd Lie sore it of 4 To} of assorted brand ob Gohte: Roloen, Pex ies ae e Pieckied Meats, Fish, Benoss,&¢.,46. Superior Chilled Iron Burgtar Proof Safe Deeks, Chairs, ard Store Fixtures. WHKLVE 0'OLOOK, xpress Wagon. and Harnese it sae. 2.0 McGUIRM & 00., Anets, By @RBEN & WILLIAM?. Austioncers I VALUABLE BUILDING Lore #ROYTING On 2010 stager Soars QO anp ViaGINia AveNuB—On THURSDAY, the 12th jnatent, we ' hal in front of the premiren commene ug at 3 o’olosck p. m..the following Valuable Arilding Lote Lote2.3 4.5 12, 18, 14, i 6,7. 8.9.10, UL. end18 in 8 L Loomte’ subdivivion of Sauare No: 8: these Lote front onz*th ard north O streets and Virsinia avenue. os Terme: One-half cash ; baiance iv six and twelve month4, the yurebasers to give neteafor ths a> ferred payments, bearing interest from dey of sale. A ded given ap’ a deed of trust tak: All eonveyanein Ofte i By J. 0. McGUIBE & OO , Anetionoers, N BXOBLLENT AND NBABLY NEW THRE Broay Fraua Dwec HOUSS AT PuBLIO —O0n THURSDAY & RNOON Nov. Rh, at 4 o'clock, on th emii en Twenty- {nd street, pear I street, we shall sell part of Lot H, in Square 85. together with the improve- mentr, which consist of an excellout and Beatly new Blain vat 4 Frame Dwelling. This property is cor reptertly ted, being only one equare from the Pennerivenieavenne railroad and ina thriving part of the city. Terme 26h. bod 3-0. MCGUIRE & CO, Auct_ By W L. WALL& 0OO., Auctioneers PesEurros BALE OF A VALOABLE PAR, MILL amp Wares Privirege In Paix GkORGE Ooerty, MaRmyLann, AT AUOTIO! WELNEEDAY, the a5thof November. 159, at 12 o'clock M., we will sell, on the premises that faable Farm known aaa part of Greenwood «n- the residence or the farms of B Pagett. the late Dr, © ‘bert Berry, snd Z. Beall, and cv sia ning two bundrd and swept acres of rich dagg hau, very procuctive for Tobacco and tirain heim. provements consist of @ nearly new and eoinforta dle Frame Dwelling house. a Mill, with a good stream cf water, Berps, Btables, Gorn ant lee ant all'necessary out buildings, 7th casn, $200 of which must be strale; balancs in 6, 12, 19, and 24 mootha, varipg interest, and secured by @ deed of trust on the premise Do. WM. L. WALL &CO.. Auet By J. C. MoGUIBE & CO., Auctionsers. DEKEMPTORY SALB OF TWO FIRST-OLA-# | Boinpisa Lors.—On PBIVAY A¥TBHNOON, | November jth, at 40’sloek, on the premises. we Fhal) sell, without reserve. to tha hignes r, LotsBRo Wand 17, in Davidson’s auodivision of Equare No. 165, fronting east 28 feet 6inches on Conreeticut avenue, between ani I stroets north, and running bask about feet toa 15 foot alley, These Lots front on the handsome grounds of W. W. Orrcoran, and are considered very desirad\« joeations for a private residence. Conveyances at parehsser’s cont. Terme cash. no? J.C McGUIRE & CO. Ancts. By J.C MeGUIRB A OO., Anstioneers. DMINISTBATOR’S SALE OP VERY VaLUa- BiB Law L ABY ABD COLLKCTIO. ous BuoKs in MONDAY BY. N o yember J6th. commencing at i’. o'clock, and coo tinuing at thesame boaron sacweding days we shall sell the extensive and valuabie rary «f wh 5 i vr, cf Alexandria, Virginia, rising the pewext and heat common good order and preservation. in part— 7 * cat Acts, Laws. Codes, Commentaries, sud Digests Reporte & U 5 saereme and Civ{l Oouris and the roheqne Beyorte of Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Now York, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas. and Ar- Rep articularly complete in Virginie and itions in un- We name aryland Reporta in the English Qourts of Common Law, volumer, &o. Lao, A tine collection of Missellanecous Hooke, ovmpris- ing— American and Bnglith Olassics and Poets Essays, Biographirs, and Histories IlJustrs ted TravelB and Voyages Finely Iilustrated Wortts on Natural History Atlanes, son Slavery, and other important topica of the day Shakespeare, bs Braunton, 3 volomes, 410, splendid- ly iiiusirat Moral erd Religious Books, particularily om Wee- leyan Metbodism ¥ine Cabinet of Miaeraiogy, with more than two thousand apecimens, properly labeled, &e. Be Catalogues may be bad on application to the j Auctioneers | Terma cash. | By erJer of ihe Administratrix. no? 3. 0, MeGUIRB & O1).. & CoAVALEY BURBBAU, i Orvice ov Cape QusRTeRuAS TBA, WAanimGron, D. O.. October 2), 1843. On the Firrt and Third WEDNBSDAYS, 4th and | 1sth oj November. will be sold. at Pubile Aueilon, at the Cavalry Depot, at Giesboro Point, near this Pee 16k ON oy. 8 arR6 CORT ALRY HORBBS, | cond+mned as unfit for pal rvice. Bales to commence at tt orlosk mn. mi Terms cash, in Govern ae eRaWeRL La, i t and Chief Qua: er, OeH-td Pentenss __Gavairy Boreau. “NITED STATES MARSHAL’ SALB—Invirtue RTD erie at Flori Facies, iasued from the Olerk’ office of the Oireait Court of the District of Octum- dia and to me directed. I will expose to Publie Bal te jh, im front of Qourt House door of sai county, + dn THUBSDA. the isth day of November 1@, clair, an . 13, aud li, mB uareNo. 411 Inthe if Washington, D. O., together with all and the improve- ents thereon, seized and | iD on an the pro} of Phineas J. Bteer, and will be sold to satisty Baward Ly Fooke & aR Cartas. nt 'm [aro of wi » Focke . B, Oartop. WARD H. Lamon ocn-dads U8, Marshal, D. 0. NITED STATES MAREN AL'S Ia U virtue of awrit Pieri Facias, bop from the Clerks office of the Oircyit Oourt of the District of Oolambia, for the county of Warkiagton and tome directed, I willexpose to Public Bale, for cash, in front of the Oourt House door of said county.on At iba clock Mr the following deserised wrawerts a o'clor 0) te wit, viz: All that ‘of Lot No. 7, ie ua? No. 452 being the 22 Lot No. 7 snd@ sunning beck 9 feet toan alley in seid Bauare. H 41890, On the Rortheast corner of Lot No. 5, Bauate No, | 453, derczibed to wit: Beginning at the corner of the al-ey at the northeast corner of said Lot Mo. 5, | thenee south 3S feetli inches. thenee wert 41 fee! inehes, thence north to an alley, thence easter! on the south side of the alley the place of winping, together with all and-sipgular the im. reon, seized and levied iy as the property 7 rew Rothwell, and will Bold to fatisiy Judicial No 7 to January term 1863, in favor of Phelps & Kingman ase of Morehouse. WARD H. LAMON, oca0-d& ds U. 8. Marshal. D. 0. A® EAN av ABTERMASTER'S OPFIOn Corner @ "wenty-second streais. Wi + D. 0. October 23, 1369. Wi be said at Publig Auction, on the Second and Pourth WEDNESDAYS, lth and ash of November, at the Corra] aear the Washington Observatory— A large lot of Horses an@ Moles condemned aaunfit for yabite service Bales t) commence at i00'sloek &, m. Terms carh, in Government funds CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, Capt M..U.8 Army. _ mp FiD) 5 Wu Be. soft ‘ablic A ection, OB evety WEDNESDAY ana Parapay, 3 i o'slook a Ths Governuen Beef Hides on hand at the time o sale. a ‘Terma cash) in Treasury notes, 10 ye pela tad el B fiGuron.1 —_ Lt. Gol. an¢ 0.8.0." a NOTIOR. y ai Baxsas, bolas = Flour and Feed Dealers, But- lera Bhippe! ote) Keepers ané re are re- spectialiy informed they can be led with all deveri: AIN, 1D, Ha’ E aw leent quality, at New fork and vaoele 7 Weigand Cots ana etre ie. *, oe73 3m" “naar B&O. Railroad Depot. oon’ wast DaU9 STORE.» i t Bee pare Hotieieee, Paizts, Window Giags,&e | is G7 & largo Btock GOAL OLS, and for same, at lowest market rates, ae wecchy Misog.- | # 0. tof the north side of ssid | near FOR SALE AND RENT. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News Journal, conujsining a greater variety of interesting read- ing than ean be found in any othersds published on Friday morning TEEMB— Cash, invari ‘i 5 Single copy, be Pai oig ry eve Ten copies. Twenty-five copies. It invariatly containd the « Washington News" that has made The Daity Evening Mar cireulate so generally throughout the country, B7 Singie copies (in wrappers) cam be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the ie- sue of the paper. Price—THREBSOXENTS. AMUSEMENTS. i TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. oR ry F ly jee, na! no 7.$8" tite ROR Ra eee alunite Setter gsc dee at the 611 Ninth Lelaimenies Fea OR BALE-RESTAUHANT, with Loave. Qor- plete ei ki Inquire at premises Bo 6-68" )OR BENT—UNSUMNIBHED KOOM, sup F mh toraad cold ates, Sito feta Re 3 ne portheast corner of D ana 3d mit +B RENT—FUR! eS ip ip S—A anite of WISHED ROU lsomely Wuroiesed Forioce and Bed rooms, the most desirable and pla uations , and only ox e minutes’ walk of Willard’s ee zane. avenue. No. 457 irteenta # eg Phi: nos 2" HOUrEB, 10 siory Brick Howse, # {Talend ) erp part of mo 4 5t” . Also, four Small the city | Farme, 2<., for sale and aren A 2, i0-loch walle-on bot. Houses, £2 Rorthweat- Eligibie Building Lote, MITO! L & BON, Brokers, Firat Cty ah ms, ear ree Yr southeast cor Pa. ave. and 18th st. {OR RENT—Th BMBLY Bt tJ f FS iN the ARGBM OOMS, ceene: o reet; for ie, one and M Persons bio a rene eae eu. Toprietor 1° TOomee NATHAN. & BALE OB RBNT—A large BRIOK HOUSE, i atories fron ith a 3 story back bollding ing a large dining room that willa; ¢ommodate 0 or perrons, ell as fine parlors and ebambers being Btely Rabisomels Yepairad thronabout suitab'e fora corner of sth and High streets, Georgetown eession given immed ALi L.Jr.. No. 457 13t streets, at 2 0%elock aty situated on the Pon- Inquire of B. MACK treet, between B and F ping. teiy. Sth LO18 FOR LEABB Oh RENT—Betwe-n #th 50 and 27th atreeta, inthe Seighburnood of the Qu rtermarter'y Market Houre. ul Ac. Inquire of B MACK ALL Jr ho. 439 Te teenth rireet between Band ¥atreets, at 2 1'e'00! apy evenirg Department, Horse Oairol, and table for stores, residences, 00S) 20* Fee SALK OH EXO) Cuiti ated Farms for Real Est. ows, and Misso ANC B—Valuable Lends, ill Property, in Uhio, Ili ri, will be sold cheap. or ex- in Maryland District Oo ey a lumbis, or the loyal part of Virginia, or would ex- change’ for personal iniiding, Fifth property Inquire No. 7 street, or address ee 2053; ibington, 0, 0. ILDING LOTS FOR LEASK OB BRENT, itable fi r sutlora, restaurants and orivste Withia five minutes walk of the Presi- dent's House, Inquire of A JARDIN ixth and M rta,, W. (FURNISHED BOO! street, between PARLORS, or one PA. ogrner of {naten. B.O, doth im* Ms TO LET— at 450 Tweifth @ ad H—two lower story RUOR ania large BEL. ROOM adjoining, both well furnished; also several 4E0 ROOMB ‘The location 18 one of tha most derirable in Washington, and within five tinutea’ walk of Willa'ts” and ‘Kirkwoods’, No children in bens se EDUCATIONAL, M VOUAL INATITUTE IVE Rs. OXCILIA YOUNG Kieron Man Has the honor of arnoca cing to her friends and the PRdlic shat abe will rerume her instructions in ocal Music at No. 426 iith at-ret, between H and I. _borterms, &¢., apply betwaen the hou.s of 4 and5p.m ibs BROOKE'S M Boarcing and Day Behowi, No. 130 Seven Brildings. 06 2)-a0im* EBNGLIva AND PAENCH Penn. av, The ninth year au‘ seventeenth semi-annual session of thia Institution will com mence on Monday, September 7th, Cirealars can be obsained at the booketores aud of the Prin- cipal. _ 86 14-3m" CuteFa BEREGAHBB, Segare, from 1,00 to 47 000. Jiguani Tobacco. for sale at alow price. A’ 44% Twelfth st , bet. pply to JOSH PICASO HIJO, and DO 4-6t* A MR METZEROTI'S oD t FU FURNITURE. PRG FOR FeSHMOPE ae AAQe MMOD owner leaving the city. To be seen at Musie Store, corner ta. pod | NORTHERN LIBERTIES FURS! TURE WARE ROOMS, 369 Bavanre Brauer, bet. I and K sta, We have just received a very large and complete assortment of — FURNITURE, ‘Mi RRORB. BLANKETS. ‘OROCK ERY, GLAS WARB. 7" Wp 00D ABTORS, LAMPS, WOODEN WARB, WILLOW WABR, ASK BTe, BRUBHEE &e.. ao which we are selling at prices thet suits the times. im @ whol javing pu atold prices, we are eall persons wishing basing at * “ BONTZ Nonrgean Lipp ‘WAREROOM, 369 _ 06 $8-Im Wau REALE AN NOTIONS, ome sed th le atoek for cash and satiefied that by givin, use articles imour line w: ; that they will save at least 16 per eent. by pur- & GRIFPITH'B RTIEB’ HOUSEFURRIGEINO Seventh diven ____-__ Between Tend K, D RBTAIL, TOYS, aD FANOY GOODB, G@OTTHELF & BEHREND, 369 Beventh st., bet, H and I, Respectfully invite the attention of the public at lar } #4 well of city almost e ¥ article and country buyers, to their Irrge and well selected Stock, comprising usally found im first-elase Notion and Pancy Goods Houses. TO DEALERS BSPECIALLY, Particular attention ie invited to a large and well- selected Btoox of TOYS for the Holydays. Also to LADIES BUYING POR FAIRE, A geworal inducement twill be given, 00 15- &.B LOOMIS & UO, 863 PENN. AVENUB. BOOTS AND sHORS AT WHOLMEALE m ‘The attention of Sutlers and others Parte) poke our large and well selected stock le fe fresh from HORSES E Seay eae aad MILLINERY. 188 M. J. PLATT Respectfully informs the sen of the District and vieint that she is pe Tosetving ry large ped handsome’ wen: of Freni ¥, at her isth oo etme and American MILLIN: warernom, No. 346 Penn. street. Allthe Bonsats, Flowers. Ribbons, jh ahe re- Wabineton, Georestorn tad egy ne : Migs Md 246 Ponn, avenue, near ry latest styles try Hats, to whic! Bay Fiare, 35th street, ‘Up Stairs. ESTABLIBHRD 1550, stand, No, im the rear of at the above place Heving mado arrangements OY seas nue fee viwh sb £2 Hai ey ee will con he ond 8, pperel., &e, O street. ap eee ‘SF Ten thousand dollars to loan on OAL OIL! ¥ jen’ and on a! at the old established between 4h and eth ts, <r. 00 3 Sm* ‘COAL OXL! OAL OLL! At Baltimore Prices - O LAUGHLIN. Ww Corner dew lersey av. i nol-im* Agent for the Maryland eet oR. rtECOND ANNIVSR’ GROVER’S THEATER, Pennsywania Avenue near Willards: Hotel. Laonaag Grove Director. ROVBa’s NEW AND MAGNIFIORNT GROVBA'C NEW Sten, ’ ** Praised ty the Priss ani Pud'io For ig: Perfection Sor Secini And visited a th anes and! Basbion ofth TUESDAY EVENING, Nov, 10, SIGBTH NIGHT OF th tedly eugessefal yment of © “tect Prigntervof American state” MIBS8 LUGOILLE WRATBAN. Grand repreduction fur thie n'ght of the peopie’s faverite drama of EBASBT LYNR BE; o THE BLOPBMENT. Bates of Admission —Droae ang Parquet Oircies Bc nite; Orchestra Obairé. 75 cents; Famile Cir ele 25 cents. Beate severed during the Gay witout extra aharge Doors ope at 7; Overture at 75, FORD’S NEW THEATER, TENTH STRERT, ABOVE E. T Worn .......... Manager and Proprietor 1°TRiso of Holiday Btrest Theater, Baltimore’) TUBBDAY RVENING, Nov 16, 1963, Last weet positively of 7. WILEBS BOOTH, THIS EVENING, Mr, Boeth appears ip the splendid. Shakeperesa effort, HAM LET, Bupperted by Mesers, OHAB, WHEATLEISH HABRY PBARSON, AND SER PNTIRE COMBINATION OF ARTISTES, On to-morrew evening ROMEO AND JULIE will be produced with au unrivaled cast and mag nifieent appointments, SCANTERBURY HALL, MUBIC CANT SHBURY, AND HALL (GANTERBUAY.} THEATER, LovigiaNa AVENUE, Rear of Natiousl and Metropolitan Hotels, TRB GREAT NOVRLTY! THE LATE! T SENSATION! Living }OHILDBYS.; Io hit Wonderfa! Zovave. ” }UHILDERS, { Drill, New Comic )KATALEEN ONE(L.Y Bong KATALE&BN O NEIL Fin’shed } ERNEST’NE DaPAIBK' j Qharming Lac. euse. /BKNES tN E Dek AIBBR,{ Bongatress Gh A Tartiing Remanie Dramas) and the } Mereane SLACK UONNON St Dramatic | : OR, THR Compaay. | HITE BOYS OF IRELAND, Kew Be'kt) THE VILLAGK BELUM, Sy Albom Cy Kou ne, 3TH VU AGB BELLB. of Banaty, w , DANG = EX BAVAGANZAS, &e. Toors open at 7; performance at » quarter before Socloek 4a wiswion 25 and 59 cents : Saturday. Nev. J Afternoon wad Evening, C}LERKATION OF THE SARY OF TUB OPANING | OF THE BALL! GBAND DIEPLAY OF FIRSWORKS! Bo9 6t BXTHAORDINAHY BILL, &o, Cees BIA CORNET AND STRING BAND.— \ The undersigned reepectfall} announces tu the public, that he is ready to furnish Musio; for Private Parties Balls. Pic-Nics, Parades, FADS RE Ait BeLaNe Me HMB dk at John Iseman’s, corner of Rennerly atie avenne and 4th atreet east. HENRY ISBMAN. neo m* “BOARDING. CAPD —Two elegantly furnished suite cf RCOMB, on first aug seeond toors, (at 301 G street, between 191b and 14th streets ) with first- ‘el- an oare: Meals in the rooms if desired. De 10-lw* Li =e = = A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING A VACANT Room would take two geutiemen to Board, or weu @ rent two rooms without board Inquire at nee rner of lth and and B streets, (iiael Re. SOR KREST—A Lar y-furnirhed ROOM, suitable for teo or more, with or out beard, in a family of three; term: moderate. ata H street, southwest corner of Thirteenth. 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The French are pre- paring for an expedition towards Querstero. General Forey left Mexico for Vera Crus, on Ris way to France, on the 4th of October. having turned over his command to(¢enerat Basexain, who apprats to he much more ; opalar. An agent: (the rebels arrived at Mexico on the th of October, via Browne ville was j supposed with instructions to make a treaty with the Regency of Mexico. It was reported thai President Juares had j reorgenized the hiberal army, and wae marcb- | ing towards Queretero to meet the French, and & conflict was expected shortly. Minister Corwin so far bad taken no active part in the Mexican troubles. | Rellet ter Federal Privemor { PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.—A letter was ceived in this city to-day by George H. Stuart, Esy., President of the Wnited States Caristian Commission, from Major John E. Mulford, } assistant agent for the exchange of prisoners at Fortress Monroe, stating that twenty-one boxes of clothing, stores, and medicines, recently sent forward by the Commission for Union prison- ers in Richmond prisons, had reached their | ‘destination. Major Mulford says: «I trust | . they have made glad the bearta of many of thoee for whom they were intended.” Arrests for Resisting the Bratt. » Boston, Nov. 9.—Jos. Perkins, chairman of the Beard of Selectmen, 0° Jackson, N. Hu; his | )#on, Paul Perkins: Joseph H. Dearborn, nnd Barker Wizgin bave been arrested by the Pro- vost Marcha ared with instigating and } aiding resistance to the Craft in the town of Jocktou knd vicinity, aud also with aiding Gratted me pe into Canada. The a. cused partira have meen brought to Portamonu: for Wins { ! | Alissouri Election, Sr. Lovie, Noy. $—The official recarns from sixty-twocouniies anu the soldiers, as far as heard trom, vive a Conservative majority of four thourand Col. Prats, ted to the Staua sSennre ior L district, mn place of Major McCall Prva Ve, deceased, The Weather. » Nov. 9—7 p. m.—Uloady. Thermometer 40 degrees, Wind Indlca- Wind northe: 7 p.m, nee noon $,—7 p.m.— Wind southeas: Thermometer 50 degreer, The Draftin Milwaukee. Mn.w iunKer, Nov. & —The draftiepr iug us ibis city to-day. The ehances are at one ip jour. The best feeling prevails. The is no disturbance Late trom the South. | = i JEREMIADES OF SOUTHERN PAPERS ON | HE CONFEDLRATE SITUATION. = The Richsnond Wag, of the 5th, tas a lengthy leader on the situation in nos thern Georgia, ia i which it holds Jeff Dayis responsible for the state of affairs there. It gives the followingas | the substance of a letter addressed to General | Bregg on the 7th ultimo It as evident that admitting Lee's inove- | to Me fram, { RePEc Ria a eA oraey Woes ihe j Potomac, Lee cannot preyent Rosecrans from teing reinforced by about forty or fifty thous. | and men trom Onio, Kentucky, Indiana, Mis- | souliand the Mississippi Valley in about one | month's time; hence supposing Rosecrans has | now (000 men of all arms, he will then haye | about 110,000 men, against probably not much | more than half that number. War being a | contest of masses against fractions, other things beirg equal, you would be defeated: you must, | therefore, he reinforced, or middle Georgia | will be lost, and the Confederacy now cut in | two will then be cut in three.” Meanwhile | Meade haying been reinforced by the new | levies, and having organized and drilled them | wonld be able to assume the offensive and drive Lee back to Richmond, ora ge army | might be concentrated im olina, and | marching to Raleigh or Weldon, again subdi- | vide the Contederacy. i The question arises, Can these calamities { be avoided, and in what way!” | I wonld say act entirely on the defensive in | Virginia. Let —— thousand men be sent von from —— and - thousand from — to enable you to take the offensive forthwith and croas the Tennestee to crush Rosecrans before he can be reinforced to any large extent from any quarter. Then you could attack and defeat the enemy's reinforcements in detail before they could be concentrated into a strong army. I fear any other plan will sooner or later end in your final discomfiture.”* In commenting upon the above, the Whig says :—‘ These views must have accorded with Gen. Brage’s own opinions, and were doubt- less urged upon the Pre-ident during his late visit. If, then, Bragg is defeated, the fault w not be his. * * * But, after the responsi- | bility is fixed, what will be the fate of Georgia, | and, indeed, of the Contederacy 7” The Richmond Wiig, of the sth, thinks that “The solution of Lincoln’s mysterions call for 300,000 volunteers, in yiew of the ntter failure of the Inet draft, can only be found ina political necessity buving reference to a Black Repub- lican triumph in the next Presidential clec- tion.” It thinks “the cunning and intrigue of Seward traceable in the whole scheme. He is in a dilemma: but he rides each horse in turn, and fuliy preserves his equipoise.” A wlegram in the Whig of the 6th announces Jeff. Davis’ arrival at Wilmington on the 5th. In the course of his epeech Jeff. said he felt the importance of the harbor—the only one still open for trade, and would do all that could be done for its defense. Chattanooga. The movements of the enemy at Chattanooga are still uncertain. Their occupation of Look- out Valley is of importance. It demonstrates that the enemy have recovered from their de- feat at Chickamauga and taken the initiative, always one of importance in military move- ments. It may be useless to inquire why the enemy were permitted to regain strength, morale; and organization, and offensive movements in the immediate front, under the very nose of Gen. Bragg. The vanquished, flying enemy, whom Gen. Bragg reported to be “pursued by our cavalry,” have turned apon the pursuers and have occ & threatening position upon the flank of the victors. The enemy were out foughtat Chickamauga, thanks tothe army, bat the present position of affairs looks as though we have been out-generaled at Chattanooga. We hope these, our apprehen- sions, may turn ont groundless, and that the strategy of Gen. Bragg may prove equal to the prowess and gallantry of his army; bat we must confess that the country will be as mach surprised as pleased should success attend our arms at Chattanooga. REBEL ACCOUNTS OF AFFAIRS IN TENNESSEE. | Jeit. Revis Wearing Out—The Threatened | gentle stimulant.” ‘amine in Richmond. The Richmond Examiner of Friday last says « AN) interest centers now In Tennessee. In- dications are that we may expect a renewal of the conflict there at any moment. The enemy has given signs of newvlife, the movements show that he contemplates assuming the offen. sive. The struggle for the ion of Mount Lookoutand the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad has commenced.” The Colpmbus (@a.).Sun thus deacribes the relative position’ of the two points, Raccoon Mountain and Mount Lookont:_ If we recollect ly, Raccoon Mounsain , hae a greater ele its rangy southwest | vera een ae Mount Lookout. E wip river. The enemy’s feet at the point ‘hip tt ‘r batteries on Moccasin hundred” feet _lo' P ‘all Done” = ‘oint, and all except b; «movement on the ys! peli — eavene. ‘gpon our Figs aon Lookout forms V. the apex of which rests on | pairing the track as he comes. | of 1i- eplendid 4-pouncer rifle guns to Look price @1. “Masufac' | the south bank of the river, eome 2,700 feet ; above the water; the line torming the-easiern zide, extending back four or five mi) and torm' & junction with the line wn Malone ty Ridge, our gone on thé two ele cominanding the Chat: a Valley belew: the line torming the western side exten southwest beyond the point opposite the junc- tiow of the eastern line with that on Misstonary vdge. . The shandonment of Mount Lookont by our | Jorces Would not, necessarily, cauxe ume Aban- dor ment ot our on nary Ridge, Dut it would enat I+ the enemy to open railroad communicinon with Middié Tennessee, sad give hitn the quietand undisputed po-#ession of his présent position in Chattanooga, which is probab y all he danigne for the . present. Even te p-vesession ef Raccoon Mountain will eps). Bim to resume communication by rail roxu from that point to Bridgeport, ‘and’ thas enatle mim tO +etablish a depot ot supplies ome te: or twelve miles from Chattanoyga: dnt in attempting tomove supp jes from tis new a pot by wagon trains Be would have to cress the river tu ice—firet at Raccoon Moun- tain, then at Chattanooga. Tbe Uerres pONGET CF We Daveauas nepav= j liean, wriung of the situation in Tenmessee, | saye We have the enemy's forces in this quarter distmbut'@ as follows:—The main army ac Chatumooga, under Thomas, exclusive of cry tury, 50,000 men, the left wing at Knoxviileand Vietuity, under Burnside, 15,000; the right wing, consieting of reinforcemen:s sent from the Po- tomac, ur der Hooker, 12,000; ments from Grant’s army advancing from the ; West. under Sherman, to forma junction with the right wing, 15,(44i; total, 000. Add w this 000 cavalry, and we have an army gathering for the ir vacion of Georgia, under the supreme dance of Grant, of 107,000 men. To meet this army, to defeat and overwhelm it, will require the best skill, the highest and e most persevering and united efforts of the Conf deracy. The reinforcements—two corp: d’armee—sent out from Mende’s army nader Hooker, are at Fridgeport. They number about twelve thou- sand men. One corps is commanded by Slo enm, the other by Williams. The river at Bidcepcri is divided by an island of consider- able length. Two pontoon bridges haye been thrown across from the north bank of the is and, and at last accounts preparations were bir g made to lay a third bridge from the is and tothesouth bank. This latter work has probsbly been completed by this time. Hook- ‘rs pickets cover. Sand Mountain te the dis- tance of eight or ten miles this side of Bridge~ y ort. Shermar, wich other reinforcements—sup- yored to be 15,(00 in number—is advaneine wlorg the Memphis and Charleston Railroad ficm ‘he west, rebuild-ng tke bridges and re- At the last ad- vices he wasat Tuscumbia. Johneon’s caval- 1y is in bis front, tearing up the road, barning the stringers and cross-ties, heating aud beud- ing the trop rail-, and destroving the bridges. Atthis rate it isnot probable that he will reach Vridgeport before the Istof Febrnary. It will require several weeks to replace ihe bridge across the Tennes: at Decatur. Mesnwhile, Murnside holds Knoxville with & joree cf 15,4 men. It is believed that be, too, is engaged in repairing the railroad bridges in East Tenpessce, with a view of opening vemmounications with the main army at Ohat- tancora. To day Major E.P. Alexander moved four ; on? Point, and put them in position to return ; the tre of the Moceasin b atteries.. To-morrow we shall prot ably er joy a novel, if not a profi- tutle epectach —that of a grand but not harm- | less artillery ducl, between hostile batterie:, situated on opposite sices of a wide river, the ene cn a bigh bill, and the other on a mountajn far wbove it. Hcod’s division, now commanded by Briga- dier Gen+ral Jenks, occupies the leit of our Mewn, teen ding Ecor out auuntain, CTeReTst J.uw’s brigade forms a part of the division. The Exominer of Friday notes the retarn of Jer, Davis, aiter what it calls his « triumphal tour’? in the Southwest. The following lan- enage, from the Examiner, would seem to indi- cate that Jif is wearing out under the load of trecson snd infamy he has taken upon bimeelf to \arry: “The bare sight of his sad, warn, attenuated features has drowned the voice of faction and aroused the warmest patriotism and harmony ameng the masses. A confidence never felt before, and too long delayed, has atunded his wandering footsteps and lingers like a glory behind him.” The Examiner advises that the people rise en. iuasse and testify their delight at the safe return of tbe «second Washington.” Federals at Fredericksburg. {From the Richmond Examiner of Friday. The enemy are reported on the Staffor Heights, near Fredericksburg, with consider- able force of cayalry and artillery. Itis ssid that the movement has been made to stop the Confederates from getting the iron on the track which the Yankees left behind them from Fred- j ericksburg to Aquia Creek when Stafford was evacuated. Whether our authorities have, in- deed, concluded to remove some portion of the iron so much wanted we do not know, but we have trustworthy information that the Yankees think so, and believe that the work is actually in execution. They have sent this force into Stafford to stop it. The Richmond Dispatch says there is no wheat in the market, dnd small quantities are selling for #10. ‘The Dispatch attributes this to the “ injudicious and indiscriminate system of impressment purened by the Government, tbrough impressing agents who have no prace tical knowledge of the wants of the army or of the necessities of the people, has made the sup~ Jy of bread for those outeide thearmy aques= Bon for ee1ious Consideration, and if not speed- ily remedied will make starvation a more than. probable event. 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