Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1864, Page 2

ea =— eR AF-S ES A WOODED RS FP ED 9 eT PR SEEDERS, BP PORTO > (I Ne STARR SLOSS OV SEP SP PLE GCI. EDEL EOD CL IE. EST EIT SEPT DT TIE TE EE EOE EE yO In, THE EVENING STAR. W. D. WALLAUH. Editer and Propricter. WASHINGTON CITY: DIONDAY..,,..........0CTOBER 17, i864, S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PaGB BEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBL: @BAPHIC aND OTHER MATTER. mMoSBY'’S CAMP SURPRISEO. 8, &c., Cap. to the effect that on the evening of the 1th ins: Coil. Ganesvoort, commanding the 13th New York cavalry, surprised Mosby's camp near and captured all of his artil- lery, consisting of four guns, caissons, &c.; | Also, a number of prisoners and horses. The captured guns have been sent to this city. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. G00D NEWS FROM MISSOURI. Prospect of the Capture ef Price and Jeff. Thompsen. St. Lovis, Oct. 16.—The Democrat's Jeffer- son City syeoial dispatch says the Pacific rail- road is runping to Lamine Bridge, and that troops are being rapidly sent there. It is be- HMeved that if our mounted force moves rapidly i Price's train will be captured. Price’s force being divided, either part can be easily de- feated if overtaken. Sanborn’s cavalry is in hot pursuit of Jef Thompson. IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA. The Steamship Ro: ke believed to have been Captured by twenty-five Rebels un- der Lieut Brain, alias Johnson. Naw Ox .eans, October 17.—By the steamer Liberty, from Havana on the twelfth, informa- tion bas been received that it ts currently re- Ported there that the steamship Roanoke was captured by twenty-five rebels, among whom ‘wes Lieut. Brain, alias Johnson, whocaptured the Chesapeake, and the engineer of the Har- | riet Lane, who would take chargeof the Roan- | oke’s engines. FROM THE SOUTHWEST. A Large Rebel Cavairy Force near Louis- ville— Wheeler c mand Between | Za Dalton—Rebels enter | nd Captur —The Enemy Movin; Daiten—ten. | Sherman Follewing Clesely. | Lovtevitiyz, Oct. 15.—Chattanooga advices | say that Lieut. W. Gruell, of the 7th Ken. | tucky, kd a scout toward Lafayette, twenty | Miles from here, on Wednesday, and dreve a small equad of rebels out of town, and, pur- suing them, capiured nine out ofeleven. They | afterwards fell in with fifteen hundred rebel cavalry, and retreated. Some of bis prisoners say Wheeler’s entire command, aggregating from eight to ten thon. sand cavalry, are all between Chattanooga d Dalton. The rebels entered Resaccs on Wednesday Morning, and took the orly troops there—a col- ored regiment—by surprise. ‘Lhe rebels imme- diately thereafter moved upon Dalton. On eres at was pee alarm at Chat. | ooga every able-bodied man was to ‘work on the fortifications. eee At the last advices General Kilpatrick, with his cavalry, wasat Dalton. Noa prehensions are now felt for Chattanooga or Knoxville. Gen. Sherman has over one hundred days’ rations at Atlanta, and Kuoxville has azun- dance of provisions to stand a six months’ bor ‘he Chattanooga Government storehouses are fall of provisions. i Gen. Milroy was at Tullahoma, and Gen. } Scofield at Chattanooga. A private reliable source says on Saturday evening Hood's army was between Dalton and Lafayette, making for the latter place, while Gen. Sherman was pressing him closely. Promivent military men say Hood’s last move places bim exactly in the position desired by General Snerman. ‘There is considerable excitement at Claris- ville, Tennessee, in consequence of the repor's 0. scouts thot the rebel General Lyon imtended to attack the place. Government employees race for the additional defence of Clarks- ville. FOREIGN NEWS The Mace ard Coburn Fight.—Mere Fail- ures in Engiand. Naw Yor«, October 17.—Thesteamship City of Washington bas arrived. QuEEssTOWN. October 6th.—Political mat- ters are auimportant. red Regiment | ; | to atrerd. bisa FivawcraL.—The New York Sunday Herald eaye: ‘the Stock market was witbont animation at the opening of the first board, bat as the call progrresed it became strong. At the close, however, it was bear Government securities were steady. Cou- Fon five-twenties advanced 4, coupon sixes of | 1sk1 ¥. Asmall lot of one year certificates | sold at 914, bowing a decline of ¥. Oonpon ten-forties sold at 91%, seven-thirty Treasury notes (October and April) 106. The rise in the gold preminm has stimulated prices tor produce and merchandise of all de- Script'or s, and qnotations have been ad vanciag since Monday. To-day flour rose 30c.ai0c. per barrel, wheat 5c.a8¢ per bushel, corn Ic.a2c, oats lc, whiskey 2c.a3c., and pork 25c. per | barrel. | Strong efforts are being made to enginver & still further riee, not only by the ordinary spec- ulat rs in gold, but by infiuentia: firms inter- erested in the price of produce, general mer- chandiee, and foreign exchange. The money market continues easy to stock houses at seven per centon call. In the dis- count line the demand is still very limited, and | the indisposition to take any but first class | pames continues. The market, however, is a trifle easier, owing to the advance in gold, | which places merchants ina better position; | but this is more than counterbalanced. in the estimation of lenders, by the prospect of the paper they may discount pow being paid ia | currency atter further depreciation. Therates | are quoted at from nine to fifteen per cent. Foreign exchange is stagnant. Bankers ack | 109 for sixty days’ bills and 110 for bills. at three | days. Merchants’ are offered at 105 a 109. &7 A fire occurred in Baltimore Sunday morning in 8 building on Light street occupied | by Mr. Thomas Hooper, sailmaker: Messrs. Jones & North, produce brokers, and Messrs | Klinefelter & Co, dealers in hay and feed. ; About 211,000 worth of property was de- stroyed. BF Ov Fridsy,$3,623 were stolen from the safe | of Messrs. Armstrong & Berry, boeksellers, in | Baltimore. A man who purchased some sta- | tionery only a few moments before the money | Was missing is supposed to be the culprit. | _Wa#r-Major General Banks is at the Astor | Hovse, New York. LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUB.— | Rev N M. Gavior, Chaplain of Campbell ie tal will adarenn Che Club THES (Monday) BYPSING, at 60'cle'\o. BPHANR, President. =SEVENTH WARD, ATTENTION, Lincoln and Johnan mecting. will ba held at Isiand Hall,on TUESDAY EVBNING, Oct. hy at 74, o'clock p.m AJ persons favorable to their elevtion are requested to be rresent. oc l7 2t* *| MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GSORGR- TOWN COLLEGK.—The reguiar Lectures in thie Institut on will comm nce on MONDAY ING. the thin-t. The pnblic int-oduc ecture to the course will be delivered at lock p.m. by Prof. Flodoacda Howard, M. D. The Medical Profession and the public are invited JONNSON ELIOT, M. D., Dean. RALLY; McCLELLAN MEN grand Campaign BALL takes place at Ofd ‘eNiow'a Ha'l, 7th street, on next MINOAY RIGHT, October 7th, 1364, Come up nobly! oc’ TORCHLIGUT PROCESSION.—Tha va- + ious committees of the Lincola ar son Clubs, State Ax-ociations and Hyspi who intend to upit: ip the Torchlight Pr cession on Wednrsday evening next are requestad to mest at ters, 9th street on MONDAY BYENING, 17th ivstant, at 6 o'clock, to perfect arrsng-meatg, ocisat | | L, CLECUANE, Pren. (Cg SPECIAL Norre BRADY'3 GYMNASIUM, S2, S84, and $6 Louisiana avanne. The Gympa-ium will open about tha 2th of Oc tober, until that time ths Gymuasium will bespen evenings from 534 to 72 o'clock for gentlemen @ to sabscribs and select theic Lockers, A class for Boys forming. ABNER S. BRADY. ect 7t THE EAST WASHINGTUN LINOOLN atd Johnson Club will hold a regular :n-et ing every TURSOAY EVENING at Odd Fellows’ Hall, (Navy- Yard,) at 7% o’clock. All true lovers of the Union favorabie to the election of Liccola and Johnson are invited tn unite with the ‘lab, DLXON, President _JA8. © DULI “sep 25-M.TABtNS 864 eon Chas. 8 Tripler, U.8.A.. President; Surgeon Willi ® King. U.8. A..and Surgeon Glover Perin, . 8 A_ Recorder, will meet at Oircianati, Obio: on the Isth of October next, for the exs uination of Candidates for admission into the M d cal Staff of tre United Btates Army, acd of such Asaiatant Surgeons for promotion ax may be brought before # ef age, «nd physicaliy r. of peraoun undergoing the examination. anit isan indispen- sable pre-requisite to appoin? it. Applicants must be b-tween LEE « one and = | ment. There sre now five vacancies on the Medical af, JO3. K. BARNBS. se 22-them Sargecn Genersi Mr. Erlanger and Miss Slidell have been married in Paris, with mach pomp. The crew of the City of Brooklyn muatinied. Jcbnson, the third mate, was stabbed in the thigh. but not seriously. ace charges Coburn with never intending & fight, and claims the stakes. The only additional failure is that of Salo- mon, a Manchester warehouseman. His cashier disappeared, his defaications and forgeries amounting to forty thousand pounds sterling. New Yerk Stock Market—First Board. {By the People’s Line—Office 511 Ninth street.} New Yosax, Oct. 17.—U. S. 1881, coupon 6’s, 106%; U. S. 5.206, 105 ¥: Certificates of Indept- edness, $14; Gold, zi9¥; N. Y. Central, 120; Erie, 07%; dudson River, 1254; Harlem, —— Reading, 124; Michigan Central, 121%; Michi- LADIES OYSTER AND DINING 8ALOON, at JOS. SHAFFIEULD’S Confectionery, Sixth street. between G and H. Parties, Fairs, Weddings, Bslls, Receptions and Entertain- ments furrished at th ice aud most reasonable terms. ‘ater Ice mate sep 14-Im* JOR BALE—One8TRAM ENGIN Band BOL:. R, three run of stone, twenty horse power, Also for grinding cor giyectly built. can be easily removed. Enquir Q. L. PAGS, F street south, between éth and 7th at. oe 17-1 OTIOR.—WM. BBLU, Dren—Having rebuilt bis Dyeing Betablishment, No. 503 Ith st., nosth Pa, ay.. willre-cpen on THURSDAY, 2th Oct., 1864, where he will be pleased toses hia old customers; aad be will give them xood work at as low prices as possible. oc 17-3t* STEAMER BALTIMORE HAS ARRIVED. Con- signees will please attend to the reception of their gods at once his Steamer rails for New York Wedinerday, 19th in ati a.m. oct 17 2t MORGAN & RHINEBART. Agta, = Soathern, 703; Illinois Central, 121%; veland aud Pittsburg, 106; Cleveland and Toredo, 117; Chicago and Rock Island, % x; Milwaukie and Prairie duo Chien, 51; Pitts- barg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, —; Alton and Terra Haute, 50; Ohicago and North- western, 43%; Quicksilver, 80. The Vote on the Constitution in Maryland. The result of the yoto on the New Constitu tion is 802} doubtful. The following table shoWS, as nearly as can be ascertained, the 07 regate result on the returns recetved. Tne returns from Allegany, Washington, Freaer- ick, Howard, Hartford, Baltimore county and Baltimore city are official, From Calvert and Charles no retarusé have been re: d, and an estimate of their probable vote is given. From the other counties we have unofficial reports of the result: —MAJORITIEG — Against, Allegany county Anne Arondel 1,092 60 650 1,040 j 120 433 953 910 Prince George's. 1,237 Queen Anne 1,404 Somerset 1,650 St. Mary’s . = x8 Talbot -.. . - 590 Worcester — 41,19 Washington 1,456 _ SOLDIERS’ VOTE. ist Marylnnd Light Artillery. ae ist E. S. Reg’t, 24 detachment. = Jet Marytar4 P. HB = 6th Maryland Regime: can Captain Brown's command. n —s Maryland Brigade, Army Pot'c 660 — 3a P. H. B, at Bachanon, esti- TaAted ..s0e 259 = Snow's Battery. a = Total ...... .ceereeseeee-- ++ 12,897 13,312 12,997 Majority against Consiltntion ...... 415 These the new Corstitution, which may possibly bo overcome hy the soldiers’ yote still to coms in: We have yet to recetve returns from Cole's peat th Baden hein Ist Maryland cav- a % a1 ihe tinth Crepe: ryland infantry, in Gaines, and from severe! independent a a= tached commands in Western” Virginia and Maryland.— Balt. American. SF Two young men were drowned in the Fast River, opposite New York city, a few daye since, and on Saturday evening an aged lady fell from a Fulton Ferrv boat, and sunk betore assistanee could reach her. 87 A conductor of one of the New York city cars bas been arrested and placed under heavy bonds. for ejecting from the car a gentleman ‘who refused to pay the additional fare lately impoeed by ube ratiroad companies. SF Tbe Denmark papers praise the full blae eures show a majority of 415 against | 2d Maryland cavalry, at Fort | HE BALL SEASON IS UPON UB. TEMPERANCE HALL bas been newly refitted, $54, POR, th HANDNOMEST AND a ; BALL PURPOSES inthe city, 'erins moderate. ry o JOS, F. WANNALL, Jani oc i7-3t* atthe Hall, on E st., bet. 9th and 1 ( RPHAN®?’ COURT OF THE DISTRICT 0: COLU MBIA—/n the mater of the petition of M. F. Morris, Gurrdian —The said Guardian heving reported ‘hat he sold ail the interest aod title of Ma! et M J Qveen, bis ward. and also the in- tere d title of Joanna Qasen, widow of Barney abe assepting tu the fama.) in, and to tiwo.iu eqcare one hundred and twen ty-two, laid duwn in the plat of Washiogten City, with all and sirgular the impr:rements thereon described and particularly net forch in said procee ings, to Aliison Natlor, for one thou- sand and fi'ty do-tars, and that said Aliison Nailor has complied witb the terms of sale, itis. thislith day ef October. A D., % ordered by the court, that the enid sale be. and the same is hereby raci- fied and confirmed, uplesa cause to the contrary be shorn on or before the 5th day of Novemb-r next, provided a copy of this order be publiched in the Evening Star, three times a week fur throw weeks, befere said day. VM. F. PURCELL. f Orphans’ Oourt, oc 17-€09t* Z, C. ROBBINS, Register of Wills PRoPosats FUR LUMBER, fire, Depot of Washington. i 8 Ch uartermaster’s Office @ ‘Wasainotom. D.C, Oct. i7 1864. Seal-d Proposals will be received at this o! Bat! BATURDAY, October 29, 1864, at 12 o'clock m..for the celivery at tui« depot of Lumber of the following amounts, kinds, and éeacriptioas, viz 1.59.0) fest 4-4 or l-inch White Pine common Cuilinge 5.4) feet 64 or 1'J-inch White Pine common Cullings _1o4s49 feet 8-4 or 2-inch White Pine common Oal- lings lidiieO feet 4-4 or -inch tongned and groored Piola Ket $x 4 Hemlock Scavtl 28100 fee smlock Scavtling. 12 faet ‘i 25.1 feet 3x4 Hemlock Peantling, “uw feat lop 2 0,00 feet 3x4 Hemlock Scantling. 16 fact lorg. 6 Dfeet 3x4 Hemlock Scantling. 13 feet tarz. 2540 fret ax 4 Hemlock Scantling, 20 fest long. 5 Hemlock Joint, 12 feet lonz. 5 Hemleck Joist. 12 feet long. Hemlock Joist, 16 feet long. Hemlock fist, 2 feet long, Hemlock Joint, 24 feet lorg. Hemlock Joist. 14 feet loag. Hemlock Jviat, 16 feet long. Hemlock Juist, 18 feet long. Hemlock Joist, 12 feet long. Hemlook Joist, % festlong. and 0 Hemlock Joist, t6 fest long. ¥ 9and 19 Hemlock Joint, 2M feet ong. 000 feet 3x 9 and 10 Hemlock Joint, 24 feot ‘ong. 15,00) No.1 18-inch sawed White Pine Srin- 8. 0,000 beat quality sawed Cedar Shingles, 20 000 Plastering Laths. Samples of shingles and Laths proposed fer will be required. £ 5 Bids will be reseived seperately for each kini and auantity aa Sh ye specified, or for the whole oun’ ve) or. | AlLof the above described to bs good merchent- able lumber, subject to thei spection of en iv: tor appointed on the part of the Govern nen’ All of the lumber contracted for to e ‘Je! within thirty (3): days from date of com ract. ‘rupoeals from disloyal parties will not be Con- sidered, and an oath of allegiance to the United States Government moat accompany each oro+0- sition ability of the bidder to fill the contract should it be awarded him, must be gaarapteed by two resp: nsibie persons, whose siguatures «re to be Appended to the guaranty. full name and vost office ad tress of each bid der most Le legibly written m the prop sal. B nda in a sum equal ta halfof theamouoto! the | | 25.000 feet { { | 2 6b Ge 28 5d Co 0 Gp 19 OE La COQIINA ARS x x x x x x x x x x x x x PREPS 5 3 | | | eye of the Infant Prices of Wales, but think adecision upon bis now and mouth would be premature. He is in diapers 4 A BE A oy Geficlencies in the quota of Mary T the last call tor 500,000 mea is in progress to-day. = So The shipments of ‘ie from New York jast week emoupted to 492; since the Ist of Janvary, HI5285, 39. contract kianed b: both of his The rig! Feject an Ml bids that may be ae smod toe high is renetved by the Depot Quar arter. Proposals mart ba i in q : Hg Properals saree ngpeeed a pike {to ve ope. La = the undersigned L He Roo! BR. Brigadier General and Obicf Quarterins cota Devot of Weshinavon 4 yellow it be Liberally itt LUST AND FOUND. yesterdar. | o#T —O biack 1. ARY 6IkD der © reresten by leave tat 136 Pa av = BR _Rtrayed or # olen. the 1-€ inet..a Bo CEU RT eRe. bo marks hat tho cod of hee tail white. An _. returning her t« theowner, ra.C.0 LEIRY. Potreet, bet M hand isth, will receive the abive re: ard. oe 17 3t* Gore WATCH ts‘ Sunday evening Ontobag Bt osylvania avenue, between Mthen Peete re Bader wil piensa leave the same atNo 377 Ectreet. where he will be suitaaly re- warded oc I7 Rt 5 ED ORATOUBN—0n tha i2th of October Sees: BRINDLE COW eving milk ia three tents, the riche foremort teat giving no milk $5 reward w ll he given if returned to JNO. BARRETT, between EB st Capitol street and A street north, Czpitol Hill, oe #7 tt PREMISES on the With inst., near CAM rcaitente. ‘het, Lith and I2th ata, east. a HOG, one ear cropped. The to come forward, prove prop- 1'th streete large wbite male owcer is reqnes f : erty. pas chargesand take i749) W. GORDAN. ) OR STOLEN from the subscriber, on Se cet ing, in front of Mr. A Buily’s store on the Navy Yar Hill. a bow: J Qcearsold, avd rockaway, newly revairad, with bind spring broke. I will pay $3' reward for tham if taken in the Dis igt of Colambia, and delivered re. taster ORO. W. TAYLOR, J.AKEN UP AS RSTRAY—On the I*th of Au- Wiese 1 64, ove red COW, white back and beat, with one boro. Also, one white HELFER, with red earsend horned, on the lith of October. The owner or owners #'ll come forward. prove proper- ty vay charges od cake! teen away. ork will t Tr} @ Fa! * 5 make the cows pay Wer "Rock Oreck Onurch, oc 17-3t* Washington county, D.C. ITRAYED AWAY—On the 6th instart. a young brown COW, with a white spotcn her forchead. Liberal reward will he given for her returo, oF any information at 8.M. MEYENBERG’S, 4% Mar. Ret Space, or 35° F street. bc 18-2 $10) REWARD Lost on Friday_eve 4 either at Fora’s Theater or in that vicia- ity. alady’a goid BRR ASTPIN, ant with one paarl, scrrounded bytmall diamonds. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at the northeast corner of 5th and I streets, or at the hox office of Ford’s Theater. oc 15 3t* REWARD Will bo paid for the return ofa &20 BAY MARE. about i6 hands bigh. witha biiater mark on one of her hind ankles. a: taken from the tarm of Famuel 0. and B. Wroe,in Prince George's county, Md ,ahout six miles trom thia city,on th: l4th. Tba above reward will be psid to any one by returning eaid mare to stables on @ Stree’, between 17th and ‘8th sts oc 15 st* SAM'L C, & E, WROB. 85 REWARD—ASTRAY—Dnring the night of De) Wednesday ‘ast, two POINTER PUPPIES, abut two months olf; male acd female; male brewn; the other. gray and white spriok » with black ears. The above reward will h3 paid to any perron wh will give enfficient information to re- cover the Dogs, at No. 442 7th street. onvosite Patent Office. oc 14-3t* $1 0 REWARD.—ftrayed or stolen, on Sunday, Rh “ctoher 9, a bay MARE out 12 h-ods high, She had a strap a-ound her neck, fasten sd with a brass hook. ' wil give the above reward if the strayed and if stolen T wll give $50 for her recovery and convictian «f the thief, ocli lw* JAMES GUILD, 2d and O88 <Straved or st-lea. on the 7th fost 4 large dark red COW, with a crap on on The firder will be auitably rewarded cn applic: tion to C, 8. NOYES, 86 south G street, or at this offi -e. oo 19-tf ® BOARDING. F%.,2 T—: floe large farniahel FRONT ROOM, in th: . eond story, with Board. Apply toMRS. CLARKE, Uridge st. west of Frederick st .Georgetewn oc 17-St* BOABDING_BOS Daod LODGING can bo ob- tr ned st No 134 924 street. between K aad L, about 1°0 yards north of Peonsylvaniaavenue Ap ply on the premises, oc 15-8t* | FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE AQCUOMMO. ted with first clans Board by applying on K e Street, uear bth street. No. 1=4, -ms $0 per month. Aito, a few Table Boarders at $2) per month. oc 15 2t* OARDING—A first class BOARDING HOUSE bas been opened at 74 Missouri avenue, pear 34 street, with rooms. ° gly or in suites. nawly and handsomely fitted o>. library; a large. end elegan* floor, aatta*le fora parts af gentlemen To thoss who wish forcom‘ort. wii>*1t pretension orshow, this opportunity is offerea ad the advertiser, by the moxtearnest attention o their wishes u Also, an excetlent room, on tha secund erdeavor to give tpore resi, ing with her, areal home. Prices moderate, o.eal and transient boarders taken. 0% 15-2¢ OARDING —Rooms, with o» withvut Board. can be had at 173 2d atrect wo between |} and C, a few doors from the Avenue, Capitol. and Depot, oc 13 6t* ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, at 4 151 Weat street, Georgetown. 83p 21-1m" GzoncE F. WEBSTER, REAL ESTATE BROKER. FREDERICK, MARYLAND, Has for sie a number of VERY VALUABLE FARMS, Situated in FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND, 8 acres of first quality land, 8 acres i ain abont $00 acres; beautifully situa ‘flee at improvemeats; land ip a high state of ation. No. 4 contains 190 acres; is one of the best im- proved Farme in the county; a very desirable i No 5 contains 13 acres o° first quality land; new house nod harp; complete cut houses; new fencing. No. 6 contains 210 acres 10 miles from the city, good dwe ling and barn, at $4) per acre. No.7 contaius 465 acces, § miles from Frederick; price £45 per acre. 38 i No. = conteins 70 acres, miles from Fraderick; $5,000 for the place. No 9. House and 6 acres of land. 3miles from Frederick, and wil) be sold for $1,000. No 10.a first clase Dwelling, inone of the most ple sant parts of the city. | SF Capitalists wi-hing to make investments, or echenere Cemex parce) will do wellto cxam- ine the Real Fs‘ute I offer GEORGE F. WEBSTER, Ren! Estate Broker apd General Business Agent, No. & West Patrick st.. Frederick. oc lt 4t JOTICB 10 FAMILIES, HOTELS, &0.—We are now ready to supply 15 kinda of Saperior Orack- ers, Biscuits, Sugar Crackers, Cakes, &c., fresh and good . Wholesale and Retail, oct 15 3t" SEGARR! Ss 33,000 PUNCH, 23.900 CONCHAS, free of duty, eight monthseld, bv. E PU ROW At the New Philadelpbia Produce Store, 334 D street near lth, On eonsigament, for sale low by : oc 15 3t* 50 3th etreet. APER BOX MANUFACTORY. have always on hand. at my Mannfactory, a large quantity of PAPFR BOXES of all sizes, Boxes made to order. ¥. REX, oc 15-3t* Corner D and Ith atroets, Up Stairs, Qsroner ONIONB! QNTONS' ONIONS—&0 barrels Prime Eartern ONIONS, fo b or Bale by HENRY OGDEN, 305 Sovth wharves, oc 15-6t Philadelphia. PpeuscuEs BALE OF THE STEAMER J b. RODMAN, AT AUCTIO of i On TUESPAY AFTERNGON, Oc- tober Is, at fovelack, at Jobn Well: gagAlipne & Bon's wharf, Feli'a Point, fout of EF Rend street. [eha l sell the Steamboat JL. @)0- MAN, g2f-et long on deck, breadth of heam 18 : low presture engine; zooncneylind-r 4 feet | draws three feet 6 inchee water when light; bvil-r. bull. &e., in good order, Can be the «bove place, D weer. APPLEG ARTI. prusteor, RC. 6 SAM'L H. GOVER. Auctioneer, 84 Bait:more atrect. eS ee ALL GOODS, F 9) JUsT RECEIVED AT 377 SEVENTH STREET. Having just returned from New York. I would Tepectiul y eal the attention uf the citizens of Wasbineton, Georgetown and Alexandria to our large and well assorted atock of goods, comprising in part— PATTERN BONNETS, HAT? of all the diffsrent styles, FRENCH #1 OWER , RISBONS, MIILINERY GOODS. NOTIONS, DARSS BOOS RAWLS _,, COTTONS., FLANNELS, &c., &C., by ® general assortment too numerous to men- Baving purchased the above aince the heavy de- cline ia gold. I am prepared tosell at prices which doty cempetition, 2: Mra. A, McCLOSKY. oc 12-4W* Mises YAN, No. 1,107 Walout street, just receives ala BRYAN, 4 inuesetenia. tava aati and hancaome axsartment of FREN CI LINK“Y. to which the attention of the dies isinvited. Parti: too oc Helm? articular care given to prso YORTE TUNING, MELODEON TUNING. FRGR I take pleasure in announcing to my friends and patrons that I have been fortunate in seouring the services of Mr. A. F, DESSAN, from New York, who Is one of the most competen and skillfal PIANO TUNERS in our country, and [ solicit orders at our store for Tuning, Repairing and Regulating of PTANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS, or any musical instrument. PIANOS and MELODKONS: tsken to our Warerooms in upper story of estab- lishment, avd thoronehly, renovated. repaired, recapped, &c., at short notice, and moderate 1s. cherees. ORDERS POR COUNTRY, Alexandria, and other places svlisited and prompt ly attended to. Sine JOGN F ELLIS, SHG Pa. Avenue, bot sth and 10th od, Chickery & ook Ben's Piano Agency. *> « NECOND EINTINN, 4 O'OLUCK P. aL GUV ERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Co. furmeh the follewing quo- tations of Government secarit!*s: WASHINGTOR, Oct. 17, 1564. Buying. Selling U.S. 6's Coupon 1881. oN ig 1064 U.S. 5-20'8...0005-0 wry 10536 73-10 Treasory Notes 105 - One Year Oertiticates 2 NY 95 Uertificate Checks... New Yorn—Firet Boarp. Ocupens, 106 ¥; 5-20"s, Lue ¥ , Certificates, 41>; Gold, 22. MARYLAND. The Baltimore Sun's calculation (in that paper of this morning) of the state of the Ma- ryland returns, shows a majority, inclading the soldiers’ vote as far as heard from, of 825 againet the Constitution. Hefore going to press this afternoon we received certain information that the Maryiand brigade in the 5th army corps gave & majority of 692 forthe Constitu- tion. The vote of the Maryland troops in the oth army corps, in Sheridan's army, at Clarks- burg in Western Virginia, at Point Lookout and elsewhere in Maryland where there are detachments of troops of that Stata not yet heard from, can hardly fail to give the new Constitution a thousand majority at least. So ‘we now have little doubt of its adoption. FROM THE FRONT. The mail steamer Thos. A. Morgan, Uaptam Edgar, arrived this morning trom City Point, with the mails and passengers. She reports that affairs are unchanged at the front, the several corps occupying their usual positions. There is some little cannonading at times, inter- spersed with an occasional discharge of mus- ketry. The soldiors generally think that some- thing wil) turn up speedily, and are confident that the “Cockade City’? and Richmond, one or both, will ‘go under” on the occasion of the next move. The Morgan brought up a batch of thirty rebel deserters who have come within our lines dnring the rare week. They represent the same state of things in the Uonfederacy as has heretofore been reported—soarcity and high prices of provisions, diseatisfaction among the soldiers, &c. They say also that the Con- federate soldiers who are daily coming into our lines are not tbe only ones deserting the cause; that many are leaving the army and going back to their homes, they being satisfied that the rebel leaders are so closely occupied around Richmond, in feorgia and other places, that they cannot spare men to look up strag- gJersand deserters. These deserters were in charge of Capt. A. H. J. Richardson, of Collis’ Philadelphia Zouaves. CAPTURE OF A VALUABLE STEAMER, Rear Admiral David D. Porter, writing to the Navy Department trom hie flagship Mal- vern, Hampton Roads, Va, under date October 11th, reports the capture of the English Block- ade runner Rat. by the U. S. steamer Mont- gomery, Acting Vol. Lieut. Fancen, command- ing. on the 10th inst.ateea. This was the first voyage of the Bat, having been only 19 days at sea, She is a fourteen knot boat, very strongly built, 6C0 tons, and adapted to catch blockade runners. She can carry two 30-pounders and 20-poupder howitzers, and would make an ex. cellent vessel for the navy. The Bat is a steel- plsted vessel, built by Jones, Quiggan & Uo., of Liverpool, and is a vessel of exceedingly fine lines. THE MARYLAND ARMY VOTRE. The following is the official account, just re- ceived, of the vote of the different Maryland Tegimente designated, upon the new OUonstitn- tion : For. Against. Ist regiment volunteers. 1S 5 4th do. do. o 7th do. do. é oy 6th ~~ do. do. 13 Purnell Legion,......+.- a TOtAlecccesserssees 763 71 Majority for Constitution—690. 7 From Shillington, Odeon Building, and trom Hudson Taylor, 334 Penn'a avenue, we have early copies of the November number of Godey’s Lady’s Book. REBEL NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES ge Siege of Charlesten—Destruction ef Rall- reads and Bridges by Heod’s Forces. We take the following extracts from a copy ot the Charleston Courier of October 1ith, re- ceived at the Navy Department: Siege of Charleston—Four Hundred and Eighteenth Day. Eighty-six shots have been fired at the city since our last report, and twenty-five shots at Fort Sumter trom theSwamp Angel Battery. A few sbots were exchanged vetween Battery Gregg and our batteries on Sullivan’s Island. No change in the fleet is reported. From Gen. Hood’s Army. Avavsta, GA., October 10.—The correspon - dent of the Montgomery Wail with Gen. Hood's army, says the occupation of Rome was affect- ed without 6 fight, and the dush into Marietta was bloodless. When Sherman learned that Hood had moved northward he crossed the river with two corps and formed 4 line of ob- servation at Viping’s station. On the ith the two armies held this position to each other witbout firing a gun. On the 5th Sherman withdrew, retiring to Atlanta. Our army then set to work and effectually destroyed the rail- road from Biz Shanty to Ostenauld. All the bridges from Marietta te Dalton were destroy- ed. We have strongly fortified Keneshaw mountain. Jackson holde Rome and Wheeler has possession of Rasec. Death of Col. D. B. Harris. We regret to announce the death, by yellow fever, of Wol. D. B. Harris, Chief Evgineer of General Beauregard’s staff, and for many months connected with this department. General Beauregard. General Beauregard reached Columbus, Ga., on Friday morning, and went immediately to ? his command. Appointed. Gayer, Provost Marshal General oi the De- partment of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. TELEGRAPHIO NEW: a PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. Three Thousand Six Hundred and T4irty- five Union Majerity on Home Vote. PHILADBLPRIA, Oct. 17.—The Penusy!vania returns, cfficix!, foot up—Union majority on the home vote, 3,635. Eastox, Pa, Oct. 17.—Wayre county, of- ficiel, gives a Democratic majority of 983, a Union gain of 1.903. LATER FROM EUROPE. Decline in Bebel Lean, FARTHER Poni, Oct. 17—The steamship Damascus hes passed this point, with Liver- pool dates of the Gih, and Londoaderry of the 7th instent. LIVEBPOOL, Oct. 7.—The political news is un- imyortant. The Rebel loan has declined to 57858. LOCaL NEWS. EXTENSIVE MILITARY ABRESTS.— This morning, quite & number of arrests of dealers in clothing, boots and snoe:, dry goods, fancy goods, &c, was made in this city by the mili- tary authorities, and the stores were placed under guard. The toliowing were arnong the establishments thus dealt with: Jobnson & Sutton, dry goods, 5217tn street; Heijbrun & Bro, shoes and boots, next to Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street; Newman & Oo., dry goods, 7th street; J. H. Smith, clothing, 7th st; Sears & Co., dry goods, 24, Market Space; Wei- sentield & Co., Odeon Habi clothing store; Ri- der & Wallach, boots and shoes, 450 Pennsyl- yania avenue. The cause of the arrests is not positively known, but itis said that the charge against the arrested parties is of having supplied goods to blockade runners. The total number of persons arrested and comuitted to the Old Capitol were thirty-two, and it required a considerable force of oificers ard men to carry out promptly and effectively the order authorizing the arrests. Capt. Poti hed his force of detectives engaged in tne job, while Col. Ingraham heade4 another force, composed of his confidential officers. From the fact that the various telegraph offices were taken possession of and held while the arrests were bring made here, it is believed that other arrests were being made elsewhere at the time. The, arrested ly convered tothe Old were turned over to Ul. Ingraham. The whole affair was conducted with such oe pecan ve bee Re) of ga pitechan of Col, Tngraham’s office was = diately connected with those having charge of General Hardee has appointed Captain W. J. | i exeouting the order, was aware of the fact until the arrests were made and prisoners commited to the Ula Uapitol. ; a eee Tua DKArtep MEn.—The following drafted men reported to the Board of Enrollment to- aay: Second Sub-district —Robert Mason, aoce pted. Third Sub-district—Joseph Demans, physical disability. Fourth Swb-district.—Jobn H. Davis, non-res- idence, Dennis McOarty, erroneous earoil- ment. Fifth Sub district —Tobias Kapple, alien; Jer- ry Grannerson, accepted. Seventh Sub-district—John Dye, farnished substitnte. Eighth Sub-district—Thoa. Nee, alien; Thos. Booth, row in service; Edward Humphreys, over sge; Acdrew Barber, under age; Iane- dick Gassell, alien; Daniel O'Leary, physical disability; George Lee, accepted: John KR. Ad- ame, physical disability; Peter (+. Meerns, far- pished substimute: Thomas (. Fullalove, far- niehed substitute Ninth Sub- District.— Logan Willams, over age, Frank Reed, over age; Joha Brown. er- roneous enrollment; Joseph Sanderson. alien ; Thomas Henry, accepted ; Charles H. Jenkins, physical disability; (eo. Hawkins, physical ability; Herbert P. Welsh, physical dis- ability; August L. Grimes, physical disability: Jno. Sanders, physical disability; W. H. Stanb, furnished substitate ; Hilary Smith, farnished substitute; and W. B. Wallace, furnished sub- stitnte. E'ght, whose names do not appear in the above list, were accepted, and time allowed them to procure substitutes, if they desire so to do. et. Tuk CHcrenH oF THE IMMACULATB Con- CEPTION.— The contract for the erection ofa new Catholic Church, near the corner of Sth and N streets, bearing the above name, has been awarded toS W. Drane. who will imme- diately commence the work, and will, if pos- sible, have it under covcr before Ohristmas. The building, which is to be erected under the direction of W. R. Hutton, Esq., arhitect, will be two stories in height, with an ander room, which will givean accommodation to three large schools, and the church proper above, the whole being 43 feet front, by 75 deep. This building is not, however, intended as the per- manent church, which, it 1s expected, will be erected directly on the corner ina few years, but will giveample accommodation for church and school purposes, which are much needed, until the permanent building is erected, when it will be used exclusively for school pur- ptses. For the present the new church will be attached to St. Patrick's parish, and will be under the charge of the Rev. Father Walter, bat it is expected that before the large church shall been have commenced it will be erected into a parish. i Fourth WARD Station ©aszs.—Jalius McCalister, false pretences; bail for hearing. Andrew Bear, grand larceny; jail for court. Catharine Kirby, aseault and battery; dis- missed. John White. drunk; military. Thos. Brown, suspicious character; do. John Mc- Malian, profanity; $1.50. Pat Lang, assault and battery; dismissed. Mary Moriarty, pros- titation; werkhouse. Lewis Jackson, disor- derly; locked up. Mich’] McNamara, threat diemiased. Chas. Wilson, fighting #254. F. Green, throwing stones; do, Jehn Graham, violating hack law;do. George James, drunk; S155. August Rodgers, do.; do. Timothy Kenedy, assault and battery; and Geo. Boley, sleeping in street, dismissed. —_ PREPARING FOR THE WINTER.— Yesterday, at St. Patrick’s Charch, the claims of the So- ciety of St. Vincent de Paul, which bears an excellent name among the benevolent soci- eties of this city, was presented. when a very liberal collection was taken up for the benefit of its treasury. This society has heretofore done much in alleviating the condition of the poor of the city, eote Protestant and Catholic, not confining their id to either,) and will see to the proper disposition of all funds placed in their charge. This collection, we believe, is the first which has beer taken up this season, and will be followed by collections for the same purpos#fn the other Catholic churches, siomissits Hila SECOND WARD STATION CA8zs.-—Michael aes and Wm. H. Price, receiving stolen » ods; for hearing. Wm, Perry. violating city jipance; dismissed. Elizabeth Browne, mk and disorderly; #5. Louisa Carter, ping @ bawdy house; bail forcourt. SR. ley, violating city ordimance; dismissed. ses Shanahan, drunk; dismissed. Hiram do.:do. Mary Gipson, street-walking; Sy <2 Wm. Fritz, drank; dismissed. Edward V.bb, do.; #5. John Norton, do.; $3. Thos ‘laget, vagrant; workhouse. John Graham, x olating hack la $2-. Benj. Waters, drank ar 1 disorderly; $5. Thomas Robinson, disor- desty: $3. Laurance Gallager, drank: #2.50. —————— ‘TatRD WARD STATION ©asEs.—Jalia Car- fon, threats; bail for peace. Joseph Carson, co; do, Thomas Nelson, alias Howard, fraud; j}:'i for court. Dariua Ballantyne, vagrancy; win khouse. James Thompson, drank; #2. T. MeKeon, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. A. Ww. John Foster, do.; military. Ann ‘ank; workhouse. W. M. P. Fitz- John Edgar. O. Wall, do. and HOP iy: $2 each. Mary Kelly, drunk; #2. 3: -il Johnsor, violating hack law: #1. Adolph (ompbell, do; 81. James McGinley, do; $1. J 1), Welch, desertion; military. ————— tue Rarw.—It appears that the guerrilla red into Maryland on Friday night has been ereatly exaggerated. The party that crossed at White’s Ford was an organized force of horse thieves and guerritias. The only damage iiey did at Poolesville was the robbing of all ibe stores. They threatened to burn the town, bu! failed to carry out the threat, and hearing uat Union troops were in pursult of them they s) eedily took their departure from Poolesyille and crosged the river again to the Virginia Bide. A Sars Guapgp.—The following Alexan- ns, of secesh proclivities, were yesterday vd to aride by order of the War Depart- ', upon the Manassas Gap Railroad, as a guard against guerrilla molestation of the they were upon: John Dangerfleld. Ed- Snowden, Jr., Dr. J. B. Johnson, Dr. P. tobettson, Arthur Taylor, James A. En- > hy Rev. © ©, Bitting. Dr. D. M. French, J. stewart. It is said that every train here- r will be furnished with a like safe-guard. eae es sIMINAL Court, ee Olin —On Saturday, wnie Garnett, indicted for robbing a soldier Tressury note, was found not guilty. »phia Ensey, found guilty of an assault battery, was sentenced to pay a fine of - dollars. } his morning, Wm. Sothoron 1s on trial for ling @ pig. SS DRESS PARADE AND Review —To-morrow ternoon, at three o’clock, the War Depart- ut Rifles will have a dress parade on the vunds seuth of the Presicent’s House, and ul be reviewed by General Fry and several her Generals attached to the War Depart- «nt. pa Affairs in Georgetown. DESTRUCTION OF CANAL BoaTs BY GuBR- iLLA8.—The boatmen arrived from above report the burning of four boats by the guer- rillas—the S. Boyer, H. D. Carleton, Mary Willard, and Henry Mortimer. All of them vere ght, and on the way West. The Chesa- peake, with a cargo of coal. for the Borcen Uo, ‘was fired by the ves, who left immediately. The captain went to work and extinguished the fire, belore serious damage had been done, and he arrived safely with his freight, and was registered at the collector's office this morning. The Boyer was upon her return, after deliver- ing 1,000 barrels of flour to Geo. Watson, Georgetown. These acts of villainy were all erpetrated at the Nine Mile level, between Mohocacy and Edward’s Ferry. The arrivals since Saturday were the James Shaw, with 10917 tons of coal to Central Co; J. P. Roman, 112.9 tons to Hampshire and Bal- i ohn Cowden, J. W. Seaman, M. V.& M. E. Kroon and Uhesapeake, 447.40 tons to Borden Co; H. L. Gilbert, 106.10 tons to American Flodoardo, 100.2 tons to W. R. Snow & Co. A. J. Center, 15 tons to Consolida- tion Co. FLouR AND Gaatn Manket.—No arrivals of flour orgrain. The market still unsettled. Prices about as on Satureay. Good inquiry, but holders show less disposition to sell. . Port or Ggorextown. — Entered— Sch’ Aid, Bunker, from Goldsborough;S T. Winer, Hulse, New York. Cieared—Schooners Wm. Jones, Munrce, New York; G. W. Krebbs, Carlisle, Philadelphia; Union Beile, Lewis, Accomac; Kite, Hooper, Hooper's Island; For- ward, Jones, do.; Yankee Doodie, Martin, New York; A. E. Haze, Fisher, Philadelphia; Sloops Six Brothers, Hunter. St. George: f ais Lady of the Lake, Harriz, Greenway; Wiid Ranger, SRapnoue The election to fill the vacancy in the Common Council, caused by the death of Chas. Myers, Esq., is in progress to-day. The only candidate announced is Edward Shoemaker of George. There is little interest exhibited. SES 4 OPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORS EX- Taz between Stephen Thayer and 8antel A. Thayer, uuder the frm of Ptephen Thayer & Son, is this day dissolved oy mutual consent, 2, SAMUEL A. THAYER. Washington, D. C., October 10. W2EATE TOIB DAY FORMED A CoPaRr- e rm of 8. A & B.A, Thayer Sew 7 ayer, LA A EDWARD A. THAYE: Yareee sei D.G., October 10, 1864, ocll-lv a oma NEW singin GE ULAGS.—Only a tow Ladies and ner a ear of Prot. j who would slike ts join that olase will call Feeldenee, 486 1th sireet, —— p*: PUILLTPE AS KEMOVED (2 256 F atreet, oe IT-lw* sittin ath and ith ots W oon: Woo Woop From wagons, im quantities of 3 cord wards, at 88 er cord for Pine. Prime Wood end full measure leftat GUINAND'S Wood ara Oo si street enst and wouth B, will bu pr emp! i ended to. ay a Warr PROPERTY FOR 8ALR —On© of the Jar geet and meat desirably located wha Tresio Wasbivgton city, comprising about lacre ot whart surface, offering enperior advantages fur ahi, ‘ping acd manufacturing purposes, lumber yarim and coal depo's. Is offered for sale on wivant The Sees at ) aad 8 interested in mg or manufac uring is especially called this property. Apply tu this office or adiross ba 361 Washington City Post Office c IT eo6t ADIEB’ FINE DRESS FURS. LADIRS' AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS Will be opened to-day a large and beautifal ae. sortmentot the atove guod i 4 at the lowest market prcnat nice etl iwaieone BH. STINEMRTZ'3, 234 Pennsylvania avenue, oc V-lw wo doors from i3th at, RPHANS’ COURT OF THK ? OXCCUUM RIA in the mares RISTRIOE OF Gvardtan —The said guardian hay reported that she sold all the interest tle of & minor heire of John T. Kilmon and her dower i terest in and to all that part of Lot No Square No. 659, with all and singular the improv ments described cod particularly ant forth ie proceedings to Michae! Gonnor. Georgs LE ane if ane John Hollorau the eum of 1,608.4-190: It isthin 15th day ef October, A. D. i984, by thecourt, that the said ale be. and tha seer hereby, ratified and confirmed, unles cau te the cortrary be shown on or before the sth November. .D. 1854, provided a copy of this order be pub- lished im the Erening Star once a week for three weeks before said day. It is hereby further ordered and decreed, thatthe raid Mary J. Killmon, widow of raul John f. Kiil- mon, he allowed one seventh of the prossate of said Fale in satisfaction of her dower interest in above described property. F. PUBORLi., M. Bole Judge of the Orphans’ Court. A True Copy: Z, C. ROBBINS, oc I7-law30* Register of Wilts, BY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, WILL BE 8OLD AT PUBLIC AUOTIO 5 On MONDAY, Ocroteree, 1864 Hes ne rf for eck @om., en the premises of the Colum! Tostitutien for the Deaf ard Dumb and the Blind t Kendal Green. cne two-story Frame House with horse and cow stables attachel. The Buildings to be removed within igcene } days from day of sale. Terms, cash on Vx jay of rale. oe - 0. MOGUIRE *& 00.. Ageta. iL I NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE, In virtue of a writ of Fieri Facia. issued from tha Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Calumbian, and to me directed, L will expose to public aale. for cash, on WEDNBSDAY. the 25th day of October, inst., 1864, commencing at 11 9’ctk. a.m., at A. 8. Chamberlin’s Store on the corner isth street and Pennaylvania avenue, the fotlow- ing good: d chattels to wit: Smeking Tobacco, PELE ht cert Sardines, Segars, Fruit Bowl, Apples, Goblets. Ororkery Ware, Oaster, Knives, hest, Hatimer, Cooking Forks, and Spoons, Tea Utensils, Tin Ware, Wi Ware. Wood and Bar- rela, Lamp, Screen, J Also, after the sale of the above I will sell, ow Square No. 159,a Frame Shanty, seized and upen asthe goods and chattels and property of Thomes H. Willeston and Andrew W. Lape, and ilk be sale tolastiety gens Ne. 1,29 in favor of Arthur 8, Chamberlin. - WARD H. LAMON, oe I7-eokda abore U. 3, Marshal, D. 0. HAKK, SHAKE. SHAKB no longer. but pro- SS cure at MOORE'S Drug Store, 113 Penn's at west, a bottle of hig INFALLIBLE AG UB COR. Have yon a cough? Geta bottle of his saan 00 15- WILD CHEBRY. EDUCTION OF PRICES,.—We shall frein thia date reduce the prices of our Cartes de Visite, We cull the particular attention of the public to ourlarge and elegant assortment of Frames re- cently purchased in New York; also, to our jatee collection of Btereoscopic Views of interesting sub- Jects) bout Washirg’on, auch as Public Buildiogs, Crur. hes snd otter public mouments, Photo: rap) of all the most distinguished officers, min- A -af the gospel constantly on band and for sale, Persons desirous of having Btereoscops Views taken ot any Spenia) chject can be accom modatad, _ J. GOLBIN & CO., Photographers, No 4 Market Space, Ps. av.. 1 door east of oe 15-' it Perry Building. rpae LAST TO RISE, THE FIRST TO FALL IN PRICES, GREAT BUSH TO LANSBURGH & BRO,’s, BALTIMORE BARGAIN 3TORBS, 371 and 3757th street, above I street, Having just returned from New York with large and magnificent Stoek of Dry Gooda, mast o¢ which have been bought at Augtion, we invite the attenticn of our customers and the publicin gen- eral to give usa calles they certainly will eave 2 cents on each dollars worth of Goods purchased at our Stores. We mention in part: 2), yards CALICOES at 30 cents, acr0 “ DELALNES at half price, £0.00 Bleached and Brown MUSLINS from 2% cents up, 15,000 yds. FLANNELS of sll shadea from Auction: FRENCH and ENGLISH DR3S8 GOODS in great variety. Allnew shades of FRENCH MERINOS, IRISH POPLINS, and WOOL REPS. BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS, (a!l the fash ion.) CASSIMERBS and CASSINETS for Men aad Boys wear. BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, in great variety. SBAWLS, SHAWLS, « lsrge assortment. CLOTH CLOAKS aud CIRCULARS of our own manufacture. J. & P. Coats RPOOL COTTON at 12°. cts. Green & Daniels SPOOL COTTON at 9 ctw. Best PINS and Smith NEEDLES st 5 cts. ! HAIR NETS, NUBIAS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, and every other article in the Fancy Goods line, te be seld 25 per cent. cheaper, than any other p ace ig the city. Also, a consignment of fine, Ladies and Chit- dren's DRESS FURS at half price, Call and convince yourself, that the above is no humbug, at LANSBURGH & BRO., 321 and 375 Seventh street, above | strogt, P. 8.—Ladies who wish to avoid a crowd, wit please call early in the morning or late in the eve- ning, the stores will be open until 9 o'clock. cect 14-3t* 3 - ae BOOT AND SHOR BTOR: aU CHAS, B. BAYLY & CO, 278 PRNNBYLVANIA AVENUE, Hth and 12th ets., near the Kirkwood House, ‘ould respectfully inform their Friends and the Pubiic, that they will open ‘ On MONDAY, October 17, 1864, A fine and new assortment of LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOVS, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, made up in the Latest and most Fashionable style, We will sell at reasonable prices, and hove, by strict attention and integrity, to merit a fairshere of the Public patronage. Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies” Department of the business, and we can safely boast of one of the finest assortment of LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHOES in the city. CHAS. B. BAYLY & CO, oc l4-tf No, 278 Penn. ay., bet, lith and 2th sts, 369 SEVENTH 8TREET. 369 BREDSTEADS Receiving per schooners War Eagle and Joha Farnham, , 500 COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, 4 which we have decided to sell at prices that oan not feil to pl 5 WALNUT AND MAIIOGANY HAIR CLOTH EOCKEBS, CHAIRS AND SOFAS, PLAIN AND MARGLE TOP BUSSAUS, And the largest stock of medinm price FURNITURE this side of New York, wich we arc selling atex- traordinary bargains. Discount cf 10 percent, on bills of $X ani ap- wards, i BONTZ. Buccesior to Bonts & Grifith, ecls-6t [Chron] 369 7th street, near I. VOR BALE—A good TROMBONE, very little ace Yor terms acdress T, D., Star Office, oc 14- Ranovay,. ALLIOT, from Paris, late ote enn yivan ave illard’a Hotel, by expiration o Serene, ec oven ton October th, at No. 32 street near Grover’s Theatre. oc 13-1m* OR SAI B—A very superior qeate STALLION, He is Telegraph stock, dark brown, six years old; good fade. horse, asd drives nicely. He will be so d for less than nis valne, the owner having neusefor him, Inquire at KBLLEHER & PV- WELL'S Livery Siable, 8th street, between D and Esi oc 13-88" ICKLES! PICKLES! PICKLES! The undersigned have now on hand twenty bar- rele New Jersey OUCUMBER PIOK!RS, in brine, sniteble for family ui Te those who wish to put up their own Pickles; can be suppiied at 8) ccute per 100, at 276 D street between L3th and 1% streeta, where Groceries of all kinds can be rot Ty, a. BOTT & 00. * Fo SALE-Twenty-one YELLOW PINE pop. on chad i ide. ass hed feet long by 10 inohes we &