Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1864, Page 2

* a Ee PForosats FoR Loan, physical disability; Thomas E. Bean, detalled| Grand Vocal and Instrumental _ EVENING STAR. | wresitteviestons cur dunine the precent fee a te Neva three State elections occur TY BONDS. <@IXTH SUB-DISTRICT. t THE i —**—**_ | month, but they are all very important— me John Pomphrey, furnished substitute. CONCERT, 4 WALLACH, Editor and Propricter, | being those of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Tagasory DePaRtvenr, SEVENTH SUR-DISTRIOT. ’ w.R- —— | Indiana. They all occur on Tuesday next, WASHINGTON, October 1, 1864. t] Alfred Deigie, detailed in Arsenal; John av THe % = the Lith instant. Great interest is felt among | 9, 124 offers will be received at this Department: : Barle and Robert Pettit, physical disability; a6 John Richards, George Ridgley and Jno. Col accepted; Hezekian Humphreys, furnished substitute 1963; ‘I'hos. Herford, now in service; Simeon Bland, over age; John Fleet, do.; Henry Crawford, do.; Jonathan Mahr, detailed at Arsenal; John turnished substitute; John A. Fry, do+ rge F. Woodward, do. ELEVENTH S8UB-DISTRICT. Geo. Sewell, physical disability. ————— RELEASED FROM ForT DsLawAre.—The President having, on the petition of prominent WASHINGTON CITY: politicians as to the result in Pennsylvania. o general State officer is to be voted for; WEDN ESDarY.... ,OCTOBER 5, 1864, but Congressmen, members te the Legisia- oo ERY Piney | ture, and city and county officers are to We READING MATTSE ON EVERY PaGs. chosen. The campaign is charactefized by BER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- | great activity, and a large yote will prob- HER MATTER. ably be polled. The resent delegation to GRAPHIC aND OT e Congress is equally divided, consisting ‘of a —_uor ak POTOMAC. Ewelve Republicans and twelve Democrats. o E Por ‘wo oO! ie former were elec over the FROM vue eee oes S regular nominees oy the aid ot Democratic votes, and one of the latter was similarly all Quiet Since Sunday—More Evidence of | 2ocica by republican ald. At the electidh of under the.act of Congress approved June 30. 1864" ‘ y . M. until noon of Fridwy, the 14th instant, for Bonds of 4 O'OLOOK P.M. the United States to the amount of Forty Millions ofdollars, The Bonds offered will bear an interest GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. of six per centum, payable semi-annually, in coin, Jay Cooke & Oe. farnish the follewing quo- on the first days of May and November, and } tations of Government securities : will be redeemable at the pleasure of the Govern- WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, 1864. ment, after five years, and payable in twonty year: Buying. Selling from November lst, 1864. 1 "4 105% Each offer must be for fifty or some multiple of fifty dollars, and must state the sum, including WASHINGTON THEATRE, { FRIDAY EVENING, October 7th, For tus BeNxgrit of tHe FOURTH WARD BOUNTY FUND. EE This Concert has been long in preparation, and the Committee feel justified in promising that thie ebel Barbarity. : eral showed that | premium offered, for each hundred dollars, or for 4 %% | Union citizens of Georgetown, including the epee poe ae er Fron prot ow ee Lapeinel Sority oni: the facene snitty: when the offer is for no more than fifty. Two | Certificate Checks Mayor, pardoned Mr. oseph H. Boucher of | Will be the finest musical ontertsinment of tho {Correspondence Associated Press. | ticket.of 3,524, in a total of 434,756 votes. “Last | per centam of the principal (excluding premium) New YorE—Firet Boarp. at town, who was sentenced io For Dela. | eaten. As an assurance of the promise, the Oom- HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, | year, however, Curtin, rep. and Union, was front of Petersburg since Sunday. Governor. Last year, Brough, Union, was In passing over the ground where the second | elected Governor by & majority of 101,099 division of the 9th corps met with the reverse | votes, although the previous year the demo- om Saturday, our dead were found entirely | cTats ae out OP yg Sega In stripped of clothing, and two or three of the | Indians, a Governon ane ere a. bodies were horribly mutilated. be chosen. = " eave. a deno- a evidently been murdered | cratic majori of 9,543, and the same party ware for one P hae for alleged aiding of persons to go South, Mr. B. was to-day to be released trom farther imprisonment. c The pardon remits the latter six months of the sentence, and the grounds for clemency, as set forth by the parties who interested them- selves in the case, are that Boucher, in re- sponse to the solicitations of a lady from the ath, had simply indicated to her how she might return to her friends there, and meant of the whole amount bid for, by each bidder, must Coupons, 104%; 5-20's, 106 4 ; Certificates, 91%; be deposited (as guaranty for paymentofsubscrip- | Gold, 1894-0 tions if accepted) with the Treasurer of the United FROM THE FRONT. Stareey eee Sekar tee! eee The mail steamer Thomas A. Morgan arrived z bps aed ie ers teal cabeel dapoutary oe here this morning from City Point. She reports Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, | te military situation in front of Petersburg Chicago, Detroit, or Buffalo, or with any National | Unchanged, or eistirtl ene all the ground Deposit Bank which may consent to transact the | recently captured by them. mittee would announee tke following distin- guished artistes, in connection with the splendid Band of the Ninth’ Veteran Reserve Corps: “ Madame CECELIA YOUNG KRETCHMAR, ., Miss LIZZIE DANIEL, Miss TACY DANIEL, @Mrs A, L, NEWTOR, after belng wounded, Marne, pect Mecented | elected 7 to 11 Congressmen. business without charge; for which deposit dupli- | fiers Was 8 Tyne non the Lipe of every | 0injury tothe Government, and in addition, THE ARION CLUB, Bis @ spectacle too horrible even to be described. | > Fashionable circles in London are excit- | cate certificates will be issued to the depositors by | one, that Sheridan had arrived within co- pe ‘prisoner had. always borne a Gal fa And other prominent vocalists, whose nam: net W. D. McGRecon, | o'r: the announcement chat Lady Gray has | the oflcer or bank receiving them, the origi- | Operating distance of Grant, and that a portion | tf: 4m ealth had become impaired. appear in fature advertisements, ancoue 7 pals of which must be forwarded, with the offers, oP his cavalry had actually made @ junction = — odT Congressional Nominations | joimed the Se EE ee x ‘ for wife baeting: the treasure we ‘Worcrstsr, Mass , Oct, 4—The Ninth Con- Steet ae ze: gyessional Disirict Convention was held at’ 'y> Fiour is $5 per barrel in Canada. Larceny CUasres.—Margaret Long was ar- rested last night by officer Seibold, for stealing $7 from John Wilson. The complainant is a young man, who has lost his right arm; and the tothis Department. All deposits should be made | with Grant’s advance. The report could not in time for the certificates, with the offers, to edie to any reliable source, and is not a reach Washington not later than the morning of | obable one. October 14th, as aforesaid. No offer not accompa- On the north side of the James there has COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs, “7! *? ito JosH Daniel JnoBDawson Wr D. = GeoLSherit WmEMergan Rott at 9 it inations preferred, will be sent to the subscribers | pJnsOrmation has beon received #0 the NOW = -looking weman, who has | JasL Barbour Wm Asbury Lioya * by . W.B. Washburne, of Greenfie! : Pn been no fighting since the rebels madé the un defendant is a hard-loo! y Loy ¥ acclamation. | full attendance is desired at the meeting . d Registered Bonds, issued und . aid her a visit, and while there she slipped iw = W.S. Clark, of Amherst, was nomina- / HHURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 6th. ae b: The Coupon an es onds, issued under The 10th and 18th corps are actively engaged Vv git > to fa Foie coos Shmerteeie foik Coun eS” | Satake “hanacet wetee tees | Rivenaear suarentce'acieiaw ant | ese Samana mascaae taceand | Bon Rotem Bit Barren era be ys ~B.5. }, $500, and $1,000, eir pos! Ps 5 - a 7 R . New York Steck Market—First Board LADIES’ FAIR, and $10,0C0 will be issued, if spavatit . a pregaable, and mekorne apnered t vantage eee and she was sent to jail for zo Welling, ‘Bsq 4 7 Saat All offers received will be opened on Friday | ground for the next move forwar Jas Adams Wm Y Fendall Jno E Morri [By the People’s Line—Ofiice 511 Ninth street.) | ~ ie Fair for, the benefit of the Sixth Presbyte- | october Mth. Thé awards will be made by the | All of ourmen wounded in the engagement Sewn meee. ee coiatiae ptt Pe ee eae hasH Anderson W Fanwick. Want Naliey pis sf eoees o Sea Sate compon 68 | O'clock at O a atone Hale Eel tena Gat U6 | secretary to the highest offerers, and notice of | at Chapin’ A ore ae eee removed trom | Ger & Co. 438 Pennsylvania avenue. The ring | Peter # Bacon Thos Gallighan F,0'Donnoghue edness, 94%; Gold ions N. 3 teaisth ne, in attendance. Season tickets 50c,; admission 15¢. | acceptance or dectination will be immediately | the fleld and placed in hospitals. ‘was recovered, and Taylor was sent to jail for fag eed $0} Goddard Bae bt gppee Pmag Pitig tp N sod; SERoeg: at =o MENTING OF THE JOURNEVHER given to the respective offerers. Im case of NAVAL INTELLIGENCE court, by Justice Giberson. Bam! ‘eg vat x Gives —_ Sy ‘ker A . N iF i - > — Geo Beara! jet Beading, 1154; Michigan Central, 116; Michi- Here ING OF THE JO A acceptance, Bonds, of the descriptions and denom: Sheu, Soe ey Bon pi Poillips Southern, | 67; piilinois Uentral, 111; Nwilt ts boltat temporsase Hi OnmanaL Court. Judge Fisher.—This morn- 2 Sieveiana and ‘Pittsby Cleveland and | it on PRIDAY Outen 3, Remverance Hat, = Jas MCarlisie Wm H HarroverJas Powers z 7, 1364 at the cost of the Department, on final payment | Jee, commanding North Atlantic Blockading | ing, Mz. Adams, counsel tor Ephraim Phil- | Goo w Cochran Bernard Hayes AE Pe a ——}; | respectfully requested to attend : of installments, The deposit of two per cent. will | §, uadron to the ks that the blockade farerpap lips, convicted of manslaughter, in causing the | Leonidas Coyle Johnson Hellen Louis ¥ Perry Milwaukie and Prairie] du Chien, —; Pitts- | « Byres of Rs P. W. HICKEY, Eresitent, be reckoned in the laat installment paid by suc- | which was chased aground off New Inlet, N. | death of James W. Boyle, filed reasons for a gohn ce Gore, paver Hall Geo Savage burg, Fort Wayne and Ohicago, ——; Alton s sats te cessful offerers, and will be immediately returned | C.,on the night of the 25th of September and | Dew trial. LGlagett BF Harter, ylvester aud Terra Haute, ——; Chicago and North- RALLY, THIRD WARD, RALLY! to those whose offers may not be accepted. destroyed by the U.S. steamers Howquah and George Grayson, indicted for the larceny of | ¥ De woe it bel sen nen ‘Western, 36%; Quicksilver, 72%. Ward Association have been labor The amount of accepted offers must be deposited | Gov. Btickingham, was the Lynx, owned by | Sbout $11 worth of silver bullion, was found ree weeks, and reduced your quota on ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. aeery pes bean. plow ae the man sad li not guilty. Your committee have the CunninghamMoses Kelly Hugh B Sweeney George W. Dobbs, alias Geo. Clark, charged past Remon with the Treasurer, Officer, or Bank authorized to | John Frazer & Co., of Wilmington, N. O., and wancey Francis A Lutz Wan a Sree actunder this notice, on advice of acceptance of | Commanded by Capt. Raid. She crossed New Gen. . ‘men to fli the qu ani void ond, te: with the larceny of $40 in currency and a Davis enry Lyles _H Olay Btier aes Rasnntt es ea irate The ‘money ts wanted, Gono to Tonperaues | fers. as follows: One-half on the 2th of October, | Inlet Bar on the night of the loth of September | Tatty ‘Was found not guilty, eG Davis Francis Lord, ar W D Shepherd cipitate Retreat of the Ememy—Lee’s Ef- | Hall TO NIGHT, drafted andenrolied men. and | snd the balance, including the premium and | sisting of over 600 bales of cotton, and 850,000 | Inthe case of Edward McPaul, convicted | RS Davie | Jas Lackey” Goo T Smith forts te Defend the South Side Railroad— | “p° Xs; S20, N.D. LABNER, President. | original two per cent. deposit, on the Slst of Octo- | in gold belonging to therebel government. The | 80me time since of an attempt to commit | Pr’ Uimbamel him 4 ‘May Jas 8 Tophas Our Forces within twe Miles ef the Road EB ROR RAN, Bocreserxe 521 siss sity irs Howquah in chasing the Lynx sustained a | 4rson, the sentence was suspended, and he | ®'pamonson, er:WmW Moore OB Utermehie —Grant Feeli ? = rm THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE EXCEL-| The Bonds will bear interest from November | cross-fire from Fort Fisher and the shore bat- | W8s ordered to be returned to his regiment. M. Francis Mohun Corus Wendell ing Lee’s Pesition—A Ha. sior Buildi é st will bold a meet- zardous Recenneissance—Army of the aoe ont . 476 7th James—Capture of Another Line of Rifle- Beet ce qfiegot arene Gellne. October Sth, lath G Emery Ist. Interest on deposits, from thelr date to | teries, and lost 1 man killed and 4 wounded. aoe English Frs Mattingly Thos N Walter November Ist, will be paid by the Government in Admiral Lee also reports tothe Department RECAPTURED.—George Johnson, the colored obn F Ellis Wm Morgan Wm H Ward nd’pkKichornJno R Murray BB wie Pits—Sterming of a Rebel Redoubt, at 8 o’cloek. coin. the destruction of the blockade runner Night | man who was arrested in the act of stealing RE vans ‘W B Mosca GM W: t Affairs en Sunday. 0c 3-3t JOHN M. HANSON, Bec, One half of the first instalment, or twenty-five | Hawk, on the 29th of Se tember, by the U.S. clothes from the residence ot Mr Wagner, on | Sami jowicr Jas¥ Moore. Jno 8 Jokneon Hesbquanrene Auar ot wea Derg: NOT TC OICH OFFIOR, Crnx Harz, | PET CeBt, of accented offers. may be paid with ac. | Covered coming out of New Inlet, when the | witle on ihe way 10 tbe Dek-Cp, night before | TIOKETS OF ADMISSION. ONE DOLLAR s iz PoTromad, rhocky “Ee crued interest to October Mth in ‘* United States | 7 5 if 2— ‘ersons giving public balls, soirees. hops, &¢ A Niphon gaye chase and run her aground on | Jast, as stated in the Star of yesterday, was, - our iiss “anywhere within “heart ng ae are notified that; by the act of the Counellof thé | Certificates of Indebtedness,” but such certificates | PoHernl Shoals, where she was destroyed by y p Doors open at 0’cl’k; Concert to commence at 8, about 5 o’clock this morning, re-arrested at his house, on Capitol Hill, after making another attempt to get away, and committed to jail for court. llth April, 1864, a License is required from the city the right or left of the Weldon railroad. Our | hii fe i Position on the left has not yet been materially monlication tothe Megigter” prasit cen be Eegen ec changed since our first occupation of it on the JAS. LYNCH. Chief Corp. Police, 30th ult., although there has been a considera. emerges RALLY! RALLY!—LINOOLN ing 0} will be received in part payment of the first instal- | fire, it being impossible to haul her off. The ment only. captain, Officers, and part of the crew of the Offers under this notice should be endorsed,**Of- | Night Hawk, twenty-three in all, were taken fers for Loan,” and addressed to the Secretary of | prisoners. theTreasury. Admiral Lee alse forwards to the Depart- The right to declin¢all offers not considered ad- me Makin darnerearan evaich sp ak Fantageousto the Government is reserved by the teint Alluding to the loss of the plockade- The Piano used on this oocasion is Chickering’s grand, kindly volunteered by John F Ellis, oc 5-3t MRE 5 ¥ C.R.L, CROWN & C O., Auctioneers, — wane A large sale of Horses at auction TO-MORRO! MORNINIG, at 9 a. m..at the Horse market? ————————— Woop STEALING.—For some time past the ‘wood pile of Mr. Robert Campbell, on the canal, near 3d street east, has been growing ble amount of fighting. AND JOHNSON CLUE —A special _meet- About nine a. m. yesterday the enemy ad- Of the Club will be held BVERY EVENING. ‘vanced up the Squirrel Hill Road, and made a |. 8t Union League Hall, 9th street, between D and Yarious attack on Gen’l Ayres’ Division, of the | E streets, at 8 o’clock. peretary, A smaller in an unknown manner, and last even- | street, the canal, rms cash. Fifth Corps, which was holding the rignt of All true friends of the Union, who favor the ares Secretary of the Treasury. runner Advance, the Fayetteville North Caro- | ing officers L. D. Milstead and G. W. Kineh suc- Ren ens ok. L. GROWN & CO., Aucts. the new extension of our line, and at that time | Section of Abraham iineoln aad pnoren Jona lina says ‘that she (the Advance) has done | ceeded in arresting an old eolored man named Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetewn ‘Was unconnected with our old line, aconsider- | Qube??? OE OLEDHANE. President.” noble service for North Carolina soldiers, and | Davy Adams, and his son Davy, with Levi rteld eard : able interval existing between the two. The | _JNO.T. CLEMENTS,Jr., Becrotaty. sep 16 tf LOST AND FOUND. has paid herself twenty times.” Johnson, in the act. ‘They were taken to the | OLD IRON, STOVES, JUNK, &0., &c., AT AUG- at acking mn "4 be ee See 845/ ay FD tat an is morn: ustice ‘erguson . Fills Oper und cremate eee be) aie? Ree earn e SELOON, GQ REWARD. Lost, on Tuesday, 4th October. a BEAUREGARD. committed the old man to" jail and dismissed 1O{MONDAY MORNING, October 10,at 10 0/¢lock, ret bol IEEE. DOils, HECOpons an 74 1 a i id by &.CRUIT & | ult. says: cales, &e., &c, - Ayres in his entrenchments. The latter, how- | ments fornisbed at the shortest notice sud most 5 Georgetown, De On tor bie tara, oo 53t* “ ed Beauregard, accompanied by Col. D. sd crane titel ee ape aig Zermsicaues ever, was fully prepared for them, and gave | Fossonable terms. Ico Creamand Water Ico made | AR EN UP_onthe i 1 H Pi yee Johnson Club at Giesboro havea grand rally | oc THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, . jises of the sub- | B. Harris, Col.G. Rice and Col. A. Remain, scriber,a BAY MARE, having on a saddle | members of the General’s staff, arrived in this and briale. The owner will please prove property. | city on Sunday. vey charkey sha take her away. Toauire § Fel z “ We learn that President Davis and Gen. Cah oREWAED 7 a eae : Beauregard had a long consultation at Burke- B10 Bares onthe yet ginagant, 8 | ville, Va., last week, the result of which is said for $20. ‘The above reward will be given if re | t0 have been highly satisfactory, and will turned to J. RUPPEL, northwest corner 19th and | Probably lead to the assignment of Gen. Beau- Hi sta. Oe 4-3t* regard tothe command of the Army of Tennes- G5 REWARD. Strayed or stolen lage Priday a see.” them such & reception as instantly checked | PY Steam power, wholesale and retail. sep1i-Im*_ their advance, and compelled them to retreat |’ eee TERING: Dc Ee ‘with the utmost precipitation. The punish- TATION are ppen at the office of HARVEY ment they received was very severe, as is at- & COLLINS, No. 476 7th street, T. M. HANSON tested by the large numbers of their dead which | ‘Insurance Agent,No, 520 7th street, .BTE: still lie in the woods in front of our works. | PHENS & co. No. 322 Penn. avenue, and C. B. Our picket line was thrown forward as the en- BAKER, Star Office, where persons desirous of be- emy fied, and followed them closely to within Goning mapabara have.an opportasity 30 sabscribe. Bight of their own works. This attack was a | When 500 she: an i desperate endeavor to regain a portion of the | Called and the association organized. sep 1i-tt to-night, and the kindred clubs of this city pro- pose to go over in torce. The city clubs will start from the Union League Rooms, going by steamer from the foot of 7th street, and the Navy Yard club from that point, going by am- bulances. 5 BY W.L WALL & CO., Auctioneers, : At the Horse Bazaar, 95 Louisiana avenue. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,“ “9 eC, On SATUDAY MORNING, sth instant, we will sell, @t public auction, at the Horse Bazaar— 5 About fifty fine Saddle and Harness Horses. 180, A large assortment of Carriages, Top and No- to} Buggies, Germantown, Hockaways. &e.. &e. 4 pena NS Burclany.—Last night the clothing store of S. Habel, No. 348 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 6th and 7th streets, was entered by bur- Tine of wi tak 0; CE, = red ¢ry GOW, with white face, and her teats = 7 a ts lar auctior le di: , Thurs- jncluding the fort furtbesten ine righ Renee a on Bestersber at 00l.'An | very short. ‘The avove reward will, be paid it | Naw Puptications.—F: rqm Hudson Taylor, ene eget airy poe Aust one ‘3300 day'and Saturday, 1 u's Overy Tuesday, Thurs Its failure seemed to satisfy them of the im- Tmy Medical Board, ‘to consist of Surgeon Ohas, | brought to Mrs. BRESNAHAN, on O st , bet. 12th | 994 Pennsylvania avenue, we have “The Lady | worth of clothing and jewelry. The act was arriages and Harners always at private sale. @ oc WM. L. WALL & O., Aucts. BY JAB. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. LOT FRONTING ON VIRGINIA AVENUR. BETWEEN CGNGL BTREBTCAND DELS WARE, AVENUE, WITH SMALL FRAMAD On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 11: o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot at in Square No, 641, fronting 30 feet 3 inches: ginia avenue, between Delaware avenue a: street, (near Virginia avenue bridge) and Cal 2 2 north E street, improved by a sm * use, Terma: Qne third in cash; the remainde! and twelve months, with interest, secu! xs deed of trust on the premises. Cost of conveyances and atamps to be paid the purchaser, oc 5-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. YJ. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCE ae ALE. OF VALCO ABER BUILDI, iy IN THE iT WARD, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Co: the District of Columbia, made and passed cause No. 234 equity, Ricard et al. agt. Ki al., I will sell, on the premises, at public ad on SATURDAY, the 224 day of October, A. MY, at 4 o'clock p. m., Lots numbered thirty thirty-one, (31,) in Square numbered one (100,) im the city of Washington. ete jots front on ie trees between Ly, orth, ina ra y_ improvin, the city. Bach lot will be aivid 3 Two lets will then haves front of 25 feet 934 and the other two 25 feet 1)3¢ incbes, all ha depth of 188 feet 9 inches to a 30 feet alley. ‘erms cash. * Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the Pinhe title is perfect Cnille 18 pertect- pw. JONES, Trustee. oc 5-eokds J.C, McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. and 13th, Graham’s Alley, oc 4-3t* —_ of La Garaye,” by the Hon. Mrs. Norton, pub- AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB- Crttiber on Fritay Bept Sten brindle STBER, | lished in handsome style, by John Bradburn, The owner is requested to come forward, prove | of New York. property, pay cbarces sat eake birt Sx te west: Also, froma the same, and by same publisher, oc 3-3t* between Pa. av. and B st: the first volume of Dickens new novel «Our $ REWARD. ~Btrayed offthe pasture ip Stu- | Mutual Friend,’ with seven illustrations from 01 committed between 9 o’clock p.m. and6o’clock this morning. No one is suspected. A.,snd Surgeon Glover Perin, D. '§ Not since been renewed. A. ler, will meet'at ianati, Ohio, on Our loss in this affair was but light, as our | the 1sth of October next, for Qi ereatuation of men were under shelter of their breastworks. | Candidates foradmission into the Medical Staff of With the exception of this attack there was | the United States Army, and of such Assistant little done yesterday, except for the troops to Bargeons for promotion as may be brought before get thoroughly soakea by a steady, drenchin, y ii 3 Fain, which continued with little Tatermission | +APRicauts,must be, between, twenty-one gnd irom morning till far into the night. Applications must be addressed to the Secretary General Gregg’s cavalry had asharp skir- | of War, or the Surgeon General. stating the resi- mish on the left’but T have learned no parti | dence of the applicant. and the date and place of Culars in regard to it. his birth; they must also be stcompanied by re- The line of works now held by the enemy in | *Rgctable testimonials of moral character, tront of our left is an_off-shoot from the forti- undergoing the ‘examination. as tt¢is an in ispene dications around Petersburg, thrownout for the | sable pre-requisite to appointment, defense of the South Side Railroad, and also a There are now five vacancies on the Medica} ‘wagon road on this side, over which supplies | Staff. JOS, K, BARNES, have been hauled from Stony Creek Station, | _#¢22them Surgeon General 'U. 8." A; on the Weldon Railroad. Of the Iatter roads SS TE SBIR LE SITE the Boynton plank road appears to be the principal one, if not the only available one ow left in possession et the enemy. According to information given by a deserter brought to headquarters this morning, a train of three hundred wagons ponecd up this road Jast na, going out for forage and subsist- ence. They goby way of Dinwiddie OG. H.,, | and thence to Stony Creek depot. Eyen with this source of supplies open, it has been a matter of considerable difficulty to teed the army at Petersburg, and the enemy can fll afford to lose even this, leaving the South Side Railroad out of the question. Their Present line of defense extends in front of this road, the Boynton Plank Road, where theyare stronghy fortified on a strong ridge of land, and ‘will doubtless do their best to resist our further advance. Their prospect of doing this suc- cessfully is very s ight, indeed, although they practicability of the enterprise, for the attempt 8. Tripter, U8, A.. President; Burgeon William A pets nyne ease Mongy OComina In.—Collector Dixon and his busy corps of assistants have already ‘re- ived some $217,000 in the way of current tax- es; a very handsome sum. See es Affairs in Georgetown. Business.—There is an evident improve- ment in the business of the town, attributable to the resumption of the canal trade, so long suspended. Itis not confined to the wharves and docks, but the streets appear to be partici- pants of theadvantages. FUNERAL OF THE LaTE CHARLES MyzRs Esq.—Yesterday, the funeral of the late Chas Myers, Esq., took place from his late residence on Ist street, and was attended by a large com- pany of our citizens. The Corporation officers attended ina body. At the head of them was the venerable clerk, Wm. Laird, Esq. The funeral service of the Methodist Episcopal Church, of which deceased was & member, was Pe ormet by Rev. Dr. Edwards, assisted) by evs. Daniel Bowers and T. Remick, of the Methodist Protestant Church. At the coneclu- sion of the service, the body was placed in a hearse, and the procession moved to Oak Hill Cemetery, where the body was interred. REVIVAL MERTINGS.—A series of very spir- ited religious meetings are in progress at West Georgetown Methodist E Church, Rev. H. C. McDaniel, pastor. The meetings have been protracted for over two weeks, and have re- sulted in anumber of conversions. The inter- estis unabated. At pee Sey street Methodist art’s woods, north 7th street, one Black OX, i at 1,100 Tbs. grons poight; away backed; hornd te onginals. “ hig! a, ere ear cay estar ree wasn Rane: rson ving information o: ta to 5 E sHOwMA BR. Center Market.or ROB'T MAB- TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. TIN, Uniontown. Navy Yard Bridge, will receive the above reward: oc 3-3t* 50 REWARD.—Strayed or ‘stolen. 2 paanaey ning, between 7 an "clock, e Parconage of Rock Oreek Ohurch.ons bay HORSE, | The Spanish-Peruvian Tronbles—Affairs 7 years old. 16 hands high, one hind foot a little in Ecuador—Blockade of Mexican Ports white. Also, a BUGGY, shitting, sons leather Raised. trimming. Any person bringing the said horse N: Yi + ee shel ite the at a. 2 EW YORK, Oet.5.—The steamer Costa Rica, pad baaey shell ates CERN, near Vert Bun. | from Aspinwall on the 36ih has arriyed, bring: ker Hill, or 8. BAQON’S Grocery, 7th street and | 10g $190,000 in treasure, Pa. avenue. oc 3 3t* The Government of Ohili declines to sell the $60 REWARD.—Was stolen from the pasture | Central and Southern railroads. i a FROM SOUTH CUED Te AMER- FS SALE CHEAP—One good DRAFT HORSE, at_57 Louisiana avenue, be- tween 6th and 7th streets. oc §-2t* Fo ‘SALE—A modern stylish COUPE for sale cheap for cash by a gentleman removing to California. Apply at No.8 Bowly’s wharf, Balti- more, Md, oc 5-3t Fo SALE—One first rate’ young MILK cow. with calf three weeks old, jis_is a No. 1 cow; sold for want of use. Apply at office of Gov- ernment Repair Shops, 2ist street, between B and F. tN 0c 5St* FS, SALEB—A handsome 8 drawer rosewood GAR’ CASH, with French PlateGlasa and handsome cast iron Counter, Apply to CHAN- LEB & HERRING, Cigar Stand, Willards’ otel, ec 5-3t* QTEAMER FAIRBANKS HAS ARRIVED. Con- Ssignees will please attend to the reeeption of their goods at once. eceen This Steamer sails for New York |! of the subscriter, living near ‘** Long Old Resolutions have passed the Peruvian Con- ields,’’ Prince George county, Md., on the night | gress that war will be declared against Spain of the 27th Eoptember. @ dark iron gray MARK, | as a last mieasure to obtain a complete and with a long mane and tail, fall sixteen hands high, | nonorable satisfaction by the surrender of the long body, large head, and ® Roman nose; has Chincha Islands, and asalute to the fia; never been shod, and a split im one of her front "5 Da, e flag of feet; four years oldiast spring. the Republic by Spain. f Was taken at the same time with the mare, a | _ Resolutions are pending to seek intervention very dark chestnut sorrel GELDING, long tail, | from European powers to enable Peru to cope Sirean oni tagitiend & hal hands plgh. carries up ' with the superiority of Spain on the seas. . even yea , ine or two from ado} terestil collar galls lately done, besides an old collar mark, hsdpa Urbane: Birra alates ng. rather thin in fiesh, was unshod. f 00. : ‘ary The above reward will be given for their recov- | f0Fce of 400, had landed im the province of Ma- ery, or thirty dollars for either of them. chala, with the intention to overthrow Garcia sep 3)-1lw* THOMAS BERRY, Marenos. The Government had dispatched es | two steamers with troops after them, but they » failed ffect a id Protestant Church, Rev. jel Bowers, pas- Sy ang iheie Meal ea BOARDING. Guayaquil; where the Government hes i000 | t0r, a series of very Interesting mectings ‘have | J3Y J. C. MeGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers. Points along our new line, and on the Tete a Lees Ot ORGAN £ RUINERART Agts. ———————____—_ | troops. m commenced. The meetings of the past two | pritpInG LOTS ON 14TH STREET AT AUC- considerable advance has been made, bat 1 = z : OARDING.—The advertiser has opened at No. The Government of Ecuador holds rather a | nights were peracuany interesting, andot the TION. : 74 Missouri Avenue, near 3d strect, contai character peculiar ethodist denomination, ing ROOMS of all sizes, suitable for parties nu’ ¥¢ . and love ts were held. CawaL.—The arrivals continue to be numer- ous, and withont an accident of serious char- acter. ‘There will be no cessation during the remainder of the season. Coal, boats, HH. Barger, M. O. Dick, Diamond, M. P. C. Morris, 151.23-100 tons to Central Co. M. M. Cl tt and Hudson, 21519 Cumberland Co, J. J. Swift, Susquehanna, 211-11 American Oo,, Elmira, 1222 W. R. Saow & Co., Hamburg, 113.40 to Borden Co., W. A. Boyden, 108.11 em pene & Balt Co., Seneca, Sundries to Ben Darby, E. H. Tracey, wood to market. NEGLECT SOMEWHERE.—The water in the Georgetown division was very low this morn- ing; the mills are stopped, the boats cannot get to the coal docks; and the hands were standing about idle, with plenty of work to do. The resuit was that there was more hard $wearing near the Collector’s office this morn- ing than has been heard in that vicinity for years past. The Borden Uo. has sent a force of hands to the feeders above town to try to increase the supply. This lowness of water is very dis- advantageous to the mills and docks. Tus FAIRBANKS ALL RigHT.—The steamer Fairbanks, about tke safety of which some uneasiness was manifested, arrived safely at her wharf yesterday. She was due last Thurs- day, and the reason of her delay was the fact that she met with. very heavy weather, and went into the breakwater, mouth of Delaware Bay, on Tuesday. After starting out, the weather being thick, fears were entertained that her coal would not last to the Capes, and she went into the breakwater again, for coal. A number of large vessels also went into the breakwater for safety at the same time. No ‘will probably not be deemed advisable to holdt the ground acquired. Gen. Mott’s Division, Second Corps, which ‘Was on the extreme left, pushed on this morn- ing and occupied a line of breastworks, about three fourths of a mile in advance of their former position, and with the ‘portion of the dine on the right, continued to swing graduall around towards the enemy until 3 o'clock this afternoon, when they advanced directly against the next line of works, which was not less than a mile and a half in the rear of the one taken this morning. This movement was intended only as a de- Monstration, and as the enemy opened such a fire both of artilery and musketry as to show thatan assanit would meet with determined Tesistance, our troops at once retired. For the time during which they were exposed to the Rebel fire its effect was quite severe, and about one hundred of our men were killed and ‘wounded. 7 Another demonstration was made at the same time by Gen. Ayres, whose division ad~ vanced about a mile and a half in front of their ‘works, and approsehed within a short dis. tance of those of theenemy, A detachment of one hundred men of the 192d Pennsylvania regiment, the old Bucktails, supported by the Regular brigade, actually entered one of the rebel forts. Their object in geena so ‘was mere- ly that of observation, and this being accom- lished they retired, as did the remainder of e division, from the fort just mentioned, The lead works near the Weldon Railroad were Re and appeared to be about a mile dis- nt. At its nearest point our line cannot now be More than two miles from the South Side Railroad. An advance of another mile would F° SALE—Two BRICK HOUSES, each con- taining eight rooms, and one Frame House, containing three rooms, in grod condition, with 5,620 feet Fae attached. Price $4.00), In- quire of R. M. COMBS, 8th street, Navy Yard. oc 5-lw* Hecs= AND LOT FORK SALE—On lith street, one square porth of Penn’s avenue, contain- ing 13 rooms, with gas,&0. Water in the kitchen, Possession given immediately. Title indisputable, Also. a Resewood PIANO, in good order. Inquire at 395 L street, between Mth street and Vermont avenue. Oc 5-2t* OTATOKS AND ONIONS. 1,000 bushels of POTATOES. bi ls of POTATOES. sea wow na eo, barrels of ONIONS, * Just arrived for sale "PERRY BERRY, oc 5.3" $4 Water st., Georgetown, xi AND X. X.—I will sell 50 Bbls of the above « brands of Gibsons & Harris’ WHISKIES, at 15 cents below the circular Price. Must sell on ac- ro warehouse, eount of having to remove from. GULICK. e Precarious position: ovens. fy rar opposition of y 4 the other republics er ing the position Eee Rede eoPeRCR at heat, Shonen | she has onthe Spanish Peruvian question. A with her, ehe offers a cheerful home, the use of a | revolution in the northern part of the republic, good library, and a table spread with the best the | with an sony on both sides, looks as though markets afford, Transient, and meal boarders the Morenos Government cannot last long. taken. oct §-2t The Peruvian Government is said to be con- ‘WO WELL F I D MS FOR RENT, | centrating troops on the frontier. T with BOARD Ane ant Fonly at 165 Wes Central American dates to the 2d ult. contain st., Georgetown, b.o. oc 4-36" — no news: cea a: ast A POARD and handsomely Furnishei ROOMS fi t was announ in Panama, Officially, that families cpr me D eurnishied ROU Ms (ck the blockage of the Mexican Coast had been ient to the Department, 8. W. cor. 2ist7and H sts., | raised, and that the ports of the country were near Pa. Ave. oct 4 3t* open to’the world. FEW PER. NT, TRAN ; and Mr. Rice, the United States Consul at Aspin- A Koaraere canbe sccommotaed sy SES't ote | wall, bad notified the agents or the National between 4th and 5th, near Government Printi Government that he intended to resist the col- Office. oc 4-36* lection of the tonnage tax on goods delivered ROME WITH BOARD. AND TABLE BOARD | from ships in Columbian ports until instructed without Rooms, may be had at No. 214 Iat., | to do otherwise. between 19th and 20th, E oc 3-lw* The U.8 sloops-of-war St. Mary’s and Nar- GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR Two | Tagansett were at Panama on the 26th. sy Gentlemen can be accommodated with room and board a‘ No. 1 Franklin Place, st., between Naval News. pce cota eee PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5—The U. S. steamer OARD AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS, conve- | Neptune sailed from the Navy Yard this after- i nient to the Capitol and Post Office.can be had | noon, for the East Gulf Blockading Squadron. at No, 496 L street, between Ist and 2d. A! 29, | Among her passengers are Commodore Strib- Fable Boarders. 3 3t*_ "| ting, late Commandant of the Philadelphia A FEW GENTLUBMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO. } Navy Yard, who has been appointed to the dated with first-class Board and pleasant | command of the East Gulf Blockading Squad- pocr sa Ae fn al by spplying See ron. ‘he San Jacinto will be the flagship. «No, % month, few Table Boarders. at $2) per mouth, “oos-3t* | 4, he gunboat R. R. Ouyler will probably sail BosBd any lady desirous of securing profes- ’ obtain exclusive acconmodationia the small’ and | Ffom the Southern Blockading Squadron. unobtrusive family of a pnyrician of long experi- Boston, October 5th.-The steamer Connec- ence. who would aseume the permanent charge of | ticut arrived to-day, from the southern block- an offspring on conditions mutually satisfactory. | ading aquadrons, having delivered 600 men to Address DE. THIERS, No. 1,217 Rr PeINay SEN ne ‘different vessels on he coast. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October llth, aty 5 o'clock, On the premises, we shall sell Lots No. 12 and is, in Her, . White’s subdiyision of _ Square No. 236, fronting 20 feet each on lith street, w between U and V sts. north, and running back 109 §, feet toa 15-foot alley. Titles perfect 7 : Terms: One-half cash; balance in 6 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- 1se8, oererancee and stamps at the cost of the pur- ser. oc td 3.0, McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, | BY J. O. MOGULRE & CO,, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NEABAT TBE DEPOT AND AROUND THB CAPITO! Pursuant to a decree of the Supreme Court the District of Columbia, passed on the 4th day May. 1854, in an equity cause pending in said Cout wherein Eleaaer Lindsley and others are eomplai ants, and Joseph L, Inte and others are de! ants, the subscriber will, on WEDNESDAY, thi 8th day of October next, at 43 o'clock, on the prem. ises, offer at public sale’ to the highest bidder, Lotsose No. 1 and 2, in Square No. 681, situated at the cor-<girr ner of north D street and Delaware avenue, On THURSDAY, the 6th of October. oO on ‘the premises, Lot No. 4, in Squi fronting on south D street, between Deli ith Capitol street, Lot No. 2, in Square street, between New Jersey ay- 1 Oapitel street, and Lots 7,8, 9.10, 3u 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, and 21,10 Square No, near Bt. Peters Oharch. he terms, as prescribed by the decree, will be: One-third of the purghese money in cash, and the residue in two equal ins: pase six and twelve months from the day of kale, for which the purcha- ser’s notes, with approved security, bearing inter- ia? Sen ee day of sale, will be taken, with a re- | ne fu on remises. A deposite of $: ey h lof will be required at c f New Jersey ave, and B st. sout oc fica gee re Capitol iB, 1 BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SUR. The Twenty fifth Bession of this Institution Will commence on November Ist, and end March lst, 1565, The Infirmary of the College will open Fewber l7th, 184, For farther information ad- ress DR. P."H, AUSTEN, Dean ef the Faculty, No, 79 North Gharles st. oc 5-2t* BONE DuUBT. Manvraotontd roe BONES THAT 4 AVE NOT E BOILED OB CALCINED, 200 TONS of this Bone Dust om hand, ready for delivery, in lots to suit purchasers. z J, P, BARTHOLOW, The eost of conve ing, certificates of sale, and cies to rne.by/the purch: f the terms aser. ¢ bring it witbin range of our guns; and 6ven if aler in Hardware, A, tural Impl ‘ork, 23-2 i fears for her safety have been entertained by of be not fully complied with ‘we should fail to obtain immediate ion ne. a Hertlizere, er cat ae ee ARGE FURNISHED MS, with = nas ane sicuped At Bampinn Roads. to mail des- | the agents at pea time, The only uneasiness | within five days—next after the day of sale the $ Of it, it cannot be long before it falls into our al, Washington, D. 0. oo 8.666” | TAT Wont street Coca ahs ite board at | Patches from Adm he felt was by those who had goods aboard, and | property will bane wold, a ton weckis public no: bands, or is placed at the ees Ne ee treet, Georgetown. 85p 21-1m She brings no news, her bein; efaulting purchaser, IF one wee publicne- | joe plac mercy of our artil: H°® PITAL GOODS. IRST GLASS BOARD. with Furaished Ro oe eae the reason of her E | tice by advertisement in t Bening Star : - i — + Wi ‘urnishe: OTR im 1a. IOHN ©. KENNEDY, Trustee. Reports from the James Eiver represent | | We have op hand s large stock of goods auitable Pits, able, can be obtained at No. 852.616 st, A new Blecksae Runner at Halifax. Port or GxoncETowN.—Entered—Schr.J:| sep 2-co&ts 9-0. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, that there was brisk fighting there last night | for Hospitals. consisting o} arcane tse 2tY_ | Harivax, N.S. Oct. 5—The new blockade | w' Bacon, Quinton, Philadelphia, Gleared— — has captured another tine that Gen Birney |: oRiwALe, BED-PANE, MEDIOINS bpooNs, | HE NEW PATENT saa heavy freleht, Nas arrived irom London | Scht®. HJ. Capron; Beecham, Sauisbury; M. | | 47 7H ARO Guapay aPTRANOON, Ox. | A s Yat * uD > as oe Woe commiting ae of BROOMS, 5 ELASTIO CRUTCHES, and a heavy freight, has arrived trom London | <pjcer, Cotney, Britton Bay; O, Jane, Cox, poripmes bene ncebine a ple ’ : JHAMBERS, 9 mibe: iogz Hepes Beran Seabees The best thing of the on the 25th of September. Manjemoy; Mary Anna, Gii Cohasset; G. Bal ] 0 = Corps, attacked and captured a redoubt from R. Conover, Jones, Exadennts T. M. Sum- 8" i ; NG. KRBNEDY, Trastes, Lind aver made Itcan now sour S bo., Accts, es, ‘bs, Common Knives and Forks be peer at Store No. 33. : tof oc 4.0, McGUIRE & ‘Which we had been repulsed in the attack on 8; ten. T 4 Ith st, all and meats pre ete noe at 3 : the 29th ipoons, Dishes, Pla! ware. &c., &¢, ie e i. 004 mers, Crockett, Accomac; D. A. vins, Char- r 1 ultimo im that t, Laer ho y BOTRLEN & ‘son, FPRENCH LavoUaGu AND OONTERSATION LOCAL NEWS. nick, do.; Susquehanna, Myers, Baltimore; J. | (04 L! O10/A L ar ae oe eae 5-eo8t Detween oth and 10th strest classes in both will be formed by J. Worthington, Worthington, Norwich; M.S. AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘ a7 Ex-Governer Clifford, of Massachusetts, | ~°° rents. | Prof. H. Musson on Monday, 3d October. Tho | Tue DRAFTED Mxn.—The Board of Enroll-| Tibbetts, Lathrop, New York. Barge B. F. 1,500 TONB—FUBNACE. pee S, 9 OT, J y rat en. . whit al fo 4 i * PRUSENT STRENGTH AND OnGANIZAtION Ov t , Washington. Uctober 4. 1854," |, Be ek cS os £3 soldiers have been obtained up to the present | messex; Fair Play, Hall, St. Mary's. STOVE COAL. 4 Lurs’s AMY.—The following is reported to be | spy serensy by Antistactory evidence: presented to a ‘ON. time, as follows: FLour axp GRam MaREET—! ted For T sin sar ‘nib’ abies’ Gost to Consninety far ths. the strength and position of Lee's army Oats Sail af the Mctepdtin inthe Oi at |. On FRIDAY, October? 185i, at 10 o'clock a. m,, | First Sub-District, 58; Second, 46; Third, 1; | we Star by George Waters, Dealer in ana «c1p) icaienee Potak rok ae kes Anderson's old division t E ) oun isliobia het been anon er a ae Sianeman, wil Eipventh, S yr weitth a fa SaaBananthe bd pct ortant oh sere one Market ‘unsettled, a (ol Genkats, = a ee ae a ene et oer haa Saaremaa | fear aelie Far | ja nse nnaene athe ome Ins ent wore | sat pees Oa decade F | nap) ors ae a 'e88 en’ > Cal : é eabusirodJonnaons division, ot Bewaregaray | Robison ated oie ie SRS RST ic rinse ava-puanaicr |= eames HIOKORT. up : Say 20,000 in all by sb onde, tar. and re- |: 06 Be wand A. QM. |) EawardBillott, non-resident; Albert Paytiéj - GRAND S OAK, AND “7 J demptio nproved Rae 3; sf ,0n4 bas ME, DAIRY FOR ALR doing») physical disability; Daniel E. Terry, do.; Ste- a 88 M.J. PLATT. "| PINEWOOD, North of the James. 01 . all ;Drovisions of {Fee ness. ped ee ‘on cor, Ua foings 8g hen Jo! do ae gseeues fod " Gen. Lee commanding in person. iited to’ be complied’ with’ be ; BE | oct 3-3t* : : P Races urO%, In the stick, or sewed Abd aplit any length or eine ong” EA EIES at a Aiertredher Beta ebdteat Soaaronse | Z UARTERMARTRR GHNHEAT a. maenehe Svar geet a: Linnida, | Wilovenon Tussfay nest, Ootober th, 9 large J Ta the wie #RC8PIT TG TE amtow, Se yee of 3 7 h en E. a +: Jam “iWestiake; se t it of ad is givion,of Komen sorpe | Sant Huoayas paren soz aguas | GQ°*7 RAEI GE IBANELSTVIOR> | aebi deere, Same We. Wevnkn ergo: | an lnnatanerimen west corner rh ret ad Out Say 40000 tn ell, the mili Seingesatbored in| fpismties wacekaty ol Weskineion oid Riso Hoisbiisat able t0F oul a4 |:Bennett physleal disability; Frank Mvifeaton, | | . FALL AND WINTER MILLINERX, | OKLES| PIOKUMS | RIOKLES1= 1. is aravaned eats oc me cvevardadenics|.” = CURE ae me rca | Tite Ruraatee cc tags Dopo oven | PINAL eae oe to which she ronpactully tavitos the qttenition | des Unknown--reuarned to Pevsreburg roe. f is . Horses will ere ‘Captain, be ed Benry G. Hyer, now in service of the Ladies of Washington and vicinity Inst night. { Txt , ‘Compt y doris Gertenay Boore, a | ren, alien; nA Hine, physical disabllit 946 Po, avenue opr inth strest/up ataire, do. .HOLBE ae - ante Lik Peraaia Hanis, | To TAREE ee er tat woot oosy " Wiany . eons With Early, r% . _ Kershaw’s and Early’s (old) divisions, of 4 i and Suit- *