Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1864, Page 1

ae SS TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. : BALT!MORE AND OHIO RALLROAD. @ 4 after Sandsy, June 19th, 1864, Daily Traing will be ran betwoer, Washing! and New York and Washivgeton and the West. as fo : POR PHILADELIPH!A, NEW YORK AND BOSTON. is 17.30 s. m.. 1.15 & m., a1 ene Sunday. GRE UND PHIL ADELPAIA. t Spm, daily, exeapt Sun- | only. POR NEW PORK. ington daily at6.3 p.m. i » STUN afer New York pascencers exclusively, £OR BALTIMORE. Leave Waskingten at 6 Wa. tw, m,, 4.45. m., 7. @ nd 8.3 p, ay. On Sunday at 7.2) 8. m..$ p.m..and 8.9 yp, m, FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Lesve Washington at §.30 a.m. and3, 4.45 0043.20 _m. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday at 3 and 8.30 p.m Tickets scld to all points WEST, and baxsass ‘hed throuzk FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave Washington at 6.3) a. m. and 4.45 p.m. daily Ser Sunday. No train for Annapolia on Mande: Traine teaving Washington at 739 8. m. and 6.29 p. a. go thro: te New York w'thoxs chance Sleep ng carson 6.9 and3.2) p.m. trains. Berthe @ secured until 5p. m. daily at the ticket of- After thet nour they mast be secured of the leeping car conductor . The @rst and Sfth traiua stop at all way points, The 3p. m. train stopt only at Rladeusharg, Beltev Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay Hense daily, except Sunday. On Sunday it «tons at all way points. PARTICULAR NOTICE, | Passengers will please observe that the 3p. m. train runs only as fur as Patladelphia daily, except Sendoy. OnSunday it runsto Baltemorsonly. Also, that the 6.Su p,m. train taxes New Yor’ passengers oniv For farther fnformation. tickets of any kind, &c.. apply to GEO. 8. KOONTZ. sgent at Wasb- ington, or at the Ticket Office. W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportstion. L.M. COLE General Ticket Agent Je 20-tf G?™t PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE LJ 70 THR NORTHWEST AND SOUTHW SR Se ae ON AND APTER November lth trains will | leave Baitimore from North Cal Station as { IST. A. »P.M, i 9.30 P.M, FROM WASHINGTON a. ta trai Bal West, and £ irk, Canan? nil for New York eit M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON : : connecta with the 9.30 p.m, train fre Balti- more for ira aud the North aud Pittsburg avd the West SLEEP ID CARS 0 WIGHT TRAINS. FoLpiper, TiCKRTS AT GoveRrsuENT Rares, G LOUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY, CICK TIME LOW FARE A BS For tickets and information apply atthe | offee of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner Pa avenue and ith stre under National Hotel; and Dep ise, No, 463.0 y st..near New Jorge avenue, Washington, JN. PUBARRY Superintendent N. ©. RR E. J. WILEINS, Pass and Ticket Agent. corner éth st. and Penn. avenue, Ss. T.—_1860.—_X. ben WASHINGTON, D.C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1864 v=, XXIV. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. B® JAS. C, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctinuvers, CHANCERY SALE, By anthority of a decor f the Supreme Coutt of this District pissed ia a cauge reating to the estate of the lateG ©. Graomer, jr. I on the days ond hour and in the order hereinafter nsimed, oa the premicvs, expose to sale te t bidder the following vatns Om WEDNESDAY, + Sth, at 41 o'clo mn, Lots No. 2,in Keservation ©, fronting — fast on Maryland avenue, near the Caaal Bridie at get street. Isiaud, Lots 4 and 8, in snb-di 731, each frontin nue, between 1 Capttol Scuare. one brick tenem n THURSDAY ision of part of Sanere No 20 feeton Pennsylvania ave- nd 24 streets esst. near the Improved by two frame and ove! p.m Perts of Lots Nes. Sqnare No. 497 fronting & feetontne wes: of Sth strert west, by 100 feet deep. This pronerty ted near to the Genersl Poet Oftee; by atwo-story brick house, ALSO, Square No gon 4! »| | Part of Lot No, 12. north 2% feet tr 1}? f-et Mine Let in epposit and forms a p: the resitence On FRIDAY, No 533, Leiog t vet, by dept! Lot No. 9, in Sqn south 'D street, by If) fot deep to a public alley hetweer and 1th streeta, Island, hatiNovclook p.m. | lettered Gin & iit. | clively on and | ats On MONDAY, Ni m., at the Hth, at 120°c} tion Rooms in the coun- % \ partly in M + frentin, the Rock 1 Road, near farm cf the late ze acres. and 5 ry te. Apiat of bis lana may v¢ n Roow @5 prescri 2. One-third | pin : nds, wih s ved on the be not complied with withia fir daye from the lay of sule, the trostee resary feht to resell, on feven Jays’ public ny h cost of the purchasar fai te TODD, Tr BOP VALTANLE v EST. BET WLE y viet PROPERTY NB ANDO aber 2} land records for Washingt in reservation No. } est, hetwees Band k 150 feet tow je alley cunning tr z vents, ne four menths, with interes . arch: cost SHAS McNAMEE, iq Star. (nC a AS A ERE Se NT see N2. 3.645. AMUSHMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL. MUSIC GaN ERRURY HALL, AND HAL LICANTERBURY HALL: THEATER LovutsiaNa AVENUS, Near Corner of Sirth street, Keay of National and letropolsion Hotels, Gxonce Lea. ——- . +—- Proprietor Josn Harr — Stage Managet Lovis 8z0LLosy_. ~- Ballet Master Joun Esrora Musical Director T boy v T !RESTDEN ix a P P Rke. But by the Pro: the Great Canterbury, whi cordialy i tar ie friends of LINC D JOHNSON LIN D JOHNSON LIN D JOHNSON LINCOLN D JOHNSIN LINCOLN Db JOUNSON As well as those of McCLELLAN NDLETON, A NOLETON, NDLET ON THR GREAT Y ATRE, THE GREAT V ATRE, vi TRE, v ArKE, THE GREAT V ATRE, THE IMMORTAL C: THE IMMURT aL 3 THE IMMORTAL CA BURY! THE IMMORTAL CANTERBTE RY, THE IMMORTAL CANTERBURY) Ard witness a representation of the soul-stirring Melo Draws or GENOA, OF GENOA OA, OF GENOA, With that incomparable Actress and GLORIOUS BEAUTY GLORIOUS BEAUTY GLORIOUS BE GLORIOUS BE N Truste CHBRRY BELL J.C. Mc@0IRE & CO., Au CHERRY BELL £ =, aT — EKRY B OF CONDEMNED QUAKTERMASTER’S Cee STORES, AMBULANCES, Ac. SHERRY pee CAiS Quastermasser’s Office, Depot af washingion:t CHERRY RELLE Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak- a ashington, D. C.. October 27, 1534. CHERRY BELLE Witlbe4old at Public Auction, at the Govern- CHEKRY BELLE ne s, latsitude, palpitation of the heart, lack o ment Warehonse, situated on the ate between CHERRY RELL : Pak Band ® and 20th and ist streets, Washington, D CHEERY BELL. appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, con- NK 308 , AY, November 1 atl) o’e.ock | yy her faverite role of Btipation, &c.. deserve to suffer if they will no » Bs“ CUARTERMAST ERS STORES, SULIETTA, THE DUMP GIRL, condemned as unfit for use, viz: TELLS, Je DUMP GIERE, try the celebrated unre : , ae Bridles JULIFTTA! THE DUMB GIRL, Axes, Carpenters’ Tools, Brushes, Bridles, a LU Ruckets. Saddles, Saddle Blankets, Stable Brooms, JU ALETTA, SUE DUMB GIRL, Stoves, Bans, Shovels. Picks, Peulios, alters, 4 es Tas DUMB GIRL, Scrap Leather, Portable Forges, Knives. and a | A character in which she PLANTATION BITTERS, large lot of Serap Iron aad Wagon Tire. &c. ACKNOWLEDGES NO RIVAL, * LS, ACKNOWLEDC( NO RIVAL, Will ba solt at foot of 19th street, near Ches ACKNOWLEDGES NO RIVAL: ss peak: and Ohio Canal, immediately after the ACKNOWLEDGES NO RIVAL, which are now recommended by the highest medi- | pletion of the sale above referred to. a number cf ACKNOWLEDGES NO RIVAL, ; Ambulances, Carts. Medical Wagons, Metalic cai snthorities, aud warranted to produce antm- | Wagons u Bodies, Spring Wa The Drama has been gotten up with much care Successful Sidders will be required to remove | and will be presented in astyle challenging coin- mediate beneficial eTect, They ara exceciiugly agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supercede all other tonics where a healthy, gentle stimulant is required. They purify, strengten and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to s change of water and diet, They overcome etfeets of di pation and late hours. They strengthen the system and enlivea the mind. They prevent miaswatic and intermittent fevers hey purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation, They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbve They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head- ach They make the weak strong, the languid bril- jant, and are exhausted nature’s great restorer, They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, 4!) preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix rum, For particulars, see circulars and testimonials around each bottle. Beware of imposters. Bee that it bas D. 8, Barnes? signature on oar pri- Examine every bottle, vate U.S. Ftamporer the cort, with plautation scene, and our firm signature on a fine steel plata el. See thatour bottle is net ngraving on side ls refilled with spurious and deleterious stu®. Wedofy any person to match the taste or character of oar goods, Any persou pretending to sell Plantation Bitters by the gallon or in bulk, is au imposters We sell ouly in our cabin bottle, Any person Imitating this bottle, or selling any other material therein, wicther call? Plantation Bitters or not, jeacriminal under the U.S, Law. and will be so prosecuted by us. We slready haveour eseontwo parties re-filling our bottles, &c., who will succeed in getting themselves into close quarters. The demand for Drake’s Plantation Bittersfrom 9s clergymen, merchants, &c., is perfectly incredible The simple trial of a bettle is the evideuce we pre- nt of their worth and superiority, They arosold by all respectable druggists, grocers, physicians, hotels, saloons, steamboats and eountry stores, P. H. DRAKE & CO., ug 2-ectm SSEY COLLINS & Co. =. PHILADELPAIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER, iam now receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT ALE and PORTER from thir celebrated brewery, which Iam prepared to furnish on short notice to all persons who favor me with their orders, Orcers given to my drivers will be promptly at- tended to. Goods delivered in all partsof Washington and Georgetown, free of charge. RILEY A. SHINN, Agent. Union Botsiing Depot, 57 Green street a den Georgetown D. 0. _ SEA EINGS AND NAVAL BE rte Lifsol Deaiusuidineaes ee Dixon's Lite of ake, London’ AMS at Sea, London Gap ohbritien Adnirais, London Neglans’s Weroes: Loniog itt Navy. London Cooper's Naval Biograph; Bouthey’s of Nelson, London Gooper’s Naval History Memoir of Adwiral Brenton, London Memoirs of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, 2 vols. m Memoirs ef Admi: Saumarez,2 Lite and Correspondence of Samira Napier, 2 Nicholas’ History of the Royal Navy, vols,, Lon on Brenton’s Naval History, 2 sep2 BhipwrecSsand Lives of Britisn la., Lond: YRANGH TAYLOR, the Stores within five (5) days from the date of 5s Os Oct te. Terms cash, in Government fund. bs S D. G. RUCKER, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. " amex General and BURR & BROTHER, 5 | DEALERS IN EATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, UMBRELLAS, &c. 3 Seventh street, near I street. TAL MONTHLY FOR NOVE NTS:—The Pregress of Liberty i States. by Kev. A. medy,a Polish drama und Krasinski. transla’ k. Death in Li ne. che the A.D. Mayo. The Undivine part 3. by Count § by Martha Wa in R. J gy Iker ¥. Towns clouds, by 5 i the Life cfa$ °B thevrons, The Firat Fanatic. by Fanny L: Glenfc Sketchesof Amer- ican Life and Scenery, V—The Adirondacs, by Lucia D. Pychowska. Leis Pearl Berkeley, by Margeret Vane Hastings. The titic Universal Laaguage. its character and relation too guages. article 2, corr: ad first dis tien in thought and lar y Edward B, F land, The Two Platforms, by Henry Everett } “ SURSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES !! AGENTS FOR THE QUOTA UF THE DisTRICT | No, 511 Niath street we near Pennsylvania ay, MEN! MEN! MEN! Alweys ready tobe mustered tor one or three yesrs, at the most reasonable prices, We willdo better than any other, AS WE ARR KNOWS AND RELIABLE. | N.¥ npera snd othersin the b alt with. . MILLER, Justice of the Peace, ness most liber EDWARD SIMMS, Presic EDWARD CLARE, V 5 a Treasurer. ent and Sec’y, ©: J GS&DNER, 8. V. NILES, Directors, This Bank is now open for the receips of ns A atthe NEW HOUSE, No. 5% La, av, 8’ Ne ding on Blocks, trust deedg and all EDW. CLARK, Sec’y, EDWARD CLARK & CO, } BANKERS, At che Savings Bank, No. 58 La. ay.. Dealers in EXCHANGE, GULD AND SILVER, And General Banking Business, Epwarp CLarg, [sep3)-lm] Jso.R. Ervaxs pianos AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. W.G. METZEROTT, corner Pa, ay. and ith st. The largest Musical Establishment and only importing house in the Dis. trict. Sole Agency of inwey & Sons grand and equare PIANUS, of w 1 we bave just received a new assortment. making onr stoek i5 instruments of this celebrated tactory alone, which isa larger assortment than can be found at any other agen- cy of this house in the coantry. Besides these, we bavea tock of Raven & Bacon,and Haines Brothers makeon hand. We are tho sole agents ofMason & Ham)in’s justly celebrated CAGINET ORGANS, which we s+!] at factory prices, from 119 to $600, Prince & Co.’s MELODEONS, Purchasixg exclusively for casm, we are enabled to sell at the lowest figures for cash, and upon ac- commodating ter Old Pianos taken in exchange, tuned and re- paired, = . _ 006 |] EDICAL BOOKS.—Druitt's Surgery; Dalton’s N EPiOAL BOOS 's Medical Dictionary: Draper's Physiolog is’ Medica! Formulary Erichsen’s Surgery; Ludlow’s Mavual of Exami. ren ms; Neill & Smith’s Sosipendigos spomas ‘ronounei jeal Dictionary; Gray’s Auna- tomas Worden. Practice, Y vols; Woods? Thera- cs, 2 y aw Ae FRANCK TAYLOR. ILABIFIED QIDER] Cc Bl CLARIFIED CIDER I! 7 bave just recetysd schooners “George 5. Adams” and “3. W..? Boston a large suppl: of pure Massachusetts CLART FIND CLDER,whic! T o'er for sale at the lewest market price, in quan- titfes to suit purchasers Hotel keepers, sutiers, and all others in wantofa prime articie of Cider ars invited to 1 and ex- | amine this before pur: ne cleew 4 a8 Union Bottling Depot, 87 Green «t,, Georgetown, D.C, UTES! SUBSTITUTESH Ss OSU BSTITCTES! SUBSTITUTES 1! od men for Substitut sales Sas einen District can : ! DY, 446 sth street, Loc t2e* cho! any avenue and D st. hs. i with ny paripon WS FIRST OLASS THEATRE, Second Week of the GREAT COMEDY DUO, GREAT COMEDY DUO, MISS JENNIE JOHNSON, MIss8 JENNIE JOHNSON, MISS JENNIE JOHNSON, & CHARLEY KAN CHARLEY Kat CHARLEY KA) Who will sppearinthe new version of the side- Negro Burlesque, entitled the VIRGINIA MUMMY, VIRGINIA MUMMY. VIRGINIA MUMMY, VIRGINIA MUMMY: VIRGINIA MUMMY, VIRGINIA MUMMY. JOHN MULLIGAN, JOHN MULLIGAN, _ JOHN MULLIGAN, In an entire new olio of BURNT CORKOGRAPHICALITIES, BURNT CORKOGRAPHICALITIES, BURNT CORKOGRAPHICALITIES, Assisted by his Corp DELEHANTY AND WARD, DELEHANTY AND WARD, DELEHANTY AND WARD. L The world’s Champion Clog Dancers. whose abili ties also as double song waddance performers ara ubsut pase VEthiope. JOSH HAR’ JOSIE HART, JOSH HART, : The capital Comedian anil Negro Delineator, J.J. DOUGHERTY, J.J. DOUGHERTY, J.J. DOUGHERTY? The favorite Versatile Actor and impersonator of Old Man characters, DICK COLLID DICK COLLINS, DICK COLLINS, Banjoist and Comedian JOHNNY REDDEN, JOHNNY REDDEN, JOHNNY REDDEN, Scng and Dance maa. MONS. LOUIS 8ZOLLOSBY, MONS. LOUIS SZOLLOBBY, MONS. LOUIS SZOLLOSSY. The celebrated Maitre de Ballet and Male Dancer, MISS LAURA LE CLAIRE, MISS LAUKA LE CLAIRE, MIsS LAURA LE CLAIRE, _The charining Vocalist, Danseuse, and Come- dienne. THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY, THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY, THS ALBUM OF BHAUTY, Composed vf i , SLA TEEN YOUNG LADIES, Presenting an UNEXAMPLED ARRAY OF LOVELINESS seldom witnessed upon one sta, The Beautiful Sisters, ELLA AND MARY WESNER, ELLA AND MARKY WrSNER, .. ELLA AND MARY WESNKB, In their chare irg Duet Dances, THE WHOLE MAMMOTH COMBINATION THE WHOLE MAMMOTH OOMBINATION THE WHOLE MAMMOTH COMBINATION In one Splendid entertainment, arranged especial- ly to suit the Tastes of All LADI AND CHILDREN LADIES’ AND CHILDKEN LADIES’ AND GHILDREN Must bear in mind our regular SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTEKNOON MATINEE, BATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE, Whenall the Gems of the Evening’s Butertain- ment will be given. SEVERAL NOVELTIES IN PREPARATION * on acti PRENOH SPY be prodigy MONDAY NEXT. PRICES OF ADNISSION. Parquette, Balcony, and Gallery .... —__. 25 cents Orchestra chairs... ——. cents Reserved Orchestra seats, .-..___. ..___. 75 cants, Lower Private Boxes, holding six peraons. 0 BeEaE peas Us Balcony Box je eats 0 REYES Bes ivate Boxes and Reserved Seats can be pe WO in the morning 12 p.m. NOPICE.—An entire new Company is supeee? , embracing some of th it~ for the Canto far Tnost Talented ‘Artistes fn the Bon: erbury will shortly be | the building having been}: at purr 18 ? entire pore. AMUSEMENTS, FORD'S NEW THEATER. Tenth strest, above Pennsylvania avenue. MAGICAL TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS, THE BEAUTIFUL APOTHEOsIS ND TABLEAU OF RESPLENDENT GLORY. THURSDAY EVENING, November 3, the Graud Romantic Spectacie of : FAUST AND MARGUERITS. MEPHISTOPHELES.............Mr, J. B Roberts MARGUERITE..- = Miss Alice Gray -__. New Scenery by JAMES LAMB Novel Machinery and Eff-ets by J. GIFFORD, Dating the evening the band, unier the dires- tion of Prof. Wm. Withers, sr.. will perform the spirit-stirring UNITED STATES MILITARY QUADRILLE, the GRAND MILITARY MARCH from'the Opera of FAUSS, introducing the chime of hella. _Friday, benefit of J. B. ROBERTS. GROVEK'S THEATER. Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s Hotel, THIS (Thursday) BV ENING, Novemb« Last night but two, m ively of t liant engagement of the MR. DAN SBY¢ 3 SETCHELL o funny Characters, Last time ively. of hia matchless impor- sonation of VANDERPANTS, and his ouly appearence a5 AMINIDAB SLEEK, The perforr 2 wil! ce with the ever- popular and hi ne Comedy of th 7 of the rT 3, with the acres ANTBD 1.000 nx Co fi LIN OP FELLOWS’ HALL, medietta, Complete Triamph of NDERrON'S MiNSPRELS, NE WEEK LONGER sof Progemine to-night, DANOFS, AND Acts 7 ats ce 3Llwt RADY BONN iu, S2.S4 4 THIS NEW GYM i CULT: B THE MOST COMPLETE J 13 NOW OPEN Hand Keys in constant prac- 2 for six months, or months. which entitles the subseriber to ion to Gymnasiuin, fromfa.m. till Wp. m., eofa Locker, Reating snd Chess | sand Hetand Goll Baths. &e Classes for Ladies and Misses in the Light Gyim- forming, ABN 8. BRADY Fs IM COMPANY CAPITAL STOOK, $1,000,000 100.600 SHARES AT $10 KACH, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $5 PER SHARE, LANDS YIELDING LARGEL OFFICERS HON, DANIEL S. DICKINSON, President. WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, President. ROBERT BASSETT, Seerctar Books are open for subscription at the office of the Company, No. 24 Empire Building, 71 Broai- | way, New York, he ands of the Company are situated in the heart ofthe Oil Region, and include portiozs of those well-known localities, “the BieElhenny farm, the two McClintock farms,’ and other proved and valuable working territories, includ- ing over Two Thousand acres of the best Vil Ter- Titories slong Oil Creek aua in West Virginia, now under process of successful development, and oil is already regularly and largely produced trom several wells upon them, * Address the Company, P. 0. Box 5368 New pi z CLOTHING. GOING !-GOING!—GOING! DOWN THEY GO, AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES! J. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS.,, THE GREAT CLOTHING HOUSES UF WASIIINGTON, No. 460 axp 464 SEVENTH STREEP, Orrosirve Post Orrice, ALL GOOUS SPONGED. e STYLES oF Where: find all th Where you can and FRENCH, ENGLISH, sD AMERICAN WALKING Coats, pEG TOP VaNt: Mhobinad LUUBLE BREASTED VESTS, BUSINESS SUITS, PLAIN AND PANOY CASSIMERE, get ith the Together with ttGEST STOCK OF BOYS OLOTHING IN THE cITY. B.— We also hav N. B.—We also ha °oHE LAKGEST STOCK oF PIECE GOODS K , OURTOM WORK. All of which we offer at ee UNUSUAL LOW PRICES. GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, SPENDERS, ene. 5, Hl, BMITH, No. 4¢ And | {ITH BROS., No. 464, oureey axp Mercuant TAILors, Bey 25-3m. enth street, opp. Post Office, Washington, — U 8. INVERN. REVENUE. , ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, | i Wasnineton, October 31, 1954. Notice is hereby given that the list of assess- ments for the Sp-cial Income Tax for 1863 is now in this office, No. 46% 7th street weat, open to the inspection of all persons disposed to examine tue Same for the space of ten days from this dat«,du- ring which time reas from the assessment will be heard ¢f presented writeng, And ag itisdesirabie that all should bear a just proportion of the taxes imposed by the Govern- ment, it is earnestly solicited that a general in- Rpection of said list may be mate by all those who desire all others, as well as themsdives, to bear their pro proportion of said tax, to give the necessary information of those who have not made areturn, or where the return is not as full as it OUR persons who Dave not made reture because of absence or sickness, and do not by th@expira- tion of the afores ai ene will be assessed and fi 0 the ta: fifty per cent. adde P.M. PEARSON, ol. U. 8. Assessor for Dis. a OLDEST HOTKL CONDUOTED ON THE HE OLDEST HOTEL CONDON u Is enlarged to double its former capacity. EUROPEAN HOTEL, Corner Pa. av. and Mth st., Washington, D, C. This hotel, the oldest conducted on the European plan in this city, tas beep enlarged and improved in every way necessary for the (3) accommodation of the increasing guests. Thanktuifor the patronage slrewly received, the proprietor hopes that by attention to business wa continue to receive patronage as heretofore. Guests willonly be charged with what they receive. nares are moderate. Cem P. BMRICH, Proprietor, HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- iT ber has obtained from the Orphana’ Court of Washington county,in the District of Columbia, letters testainentsry on the personal estate of ‘Angustus T. Sionssa Jate of Washingtoncity, D.0., deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the game, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, onor before the 25th day of October next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben- efitof the said estate. Given under my hand this 2th day of October, YW. saw3w ‘THO. J, FISHER, Exesutor. Tr OTICE—FOR SALE.—500 sets of one, two N OT ON oar heres second-hand HARNESS, in ‘ood order. pearly new, and 300 ascond-hand SAD- FiiBs and BRLDLES. Apply to HB. JOHNSTON, > b r ISSES_O’RRYAN, No. 1,107, Walnut street, M Phiadelphia, have just received alarge and handsome hae RY, to wien the attention of the LINBY, Particular care given to orders. dies is invited. oc J-im* AND PEVERS—su (0 MORE.— CBGcie once to MOGKES DBUGRTORR, Lis Pennsylvania. ¢ need phones ay roe 2 a pottle oo warran erat ype & a Hy ice a 4 i , 00) FRENTE UR As | by which theends are to be gained, they ; “tlording facilities to Lee to recieve retnforce- TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. PROCLAMATION OF GOV. SEYMOUR. The Presidential Election. ALBany, N.Y, Noy. 2—Governor Seymour has rouse the following proclamation to the = na few days the citizens of this country are to exercise their constitutional duty of | electing a President and Vice-President of the United States, ata time when the condition of our coun'ry excites the deepest interest. “The questions of the day not only affect the personal welfare of ail and the happiness of their homes, but are also of a character to arouse the passions and lead to angry contro- versies between parties { “The existence ofa terrible civil war, aud | the asser 8 of the right of military command- ers in some sections of our country to interfere with elections, have caused paintal and excit- | ing doubts in the minds of mauy with regard | to the free and untramme!led exercise of the | elective franchise. «J, therefore, appeal to men of all parties to | unite with those holding offi positions in | theirefforts to allay undue excitement, soften the barshness of party prejudices and pas- stous, and to avoid all measures and language which tend to strife or ¢ der. «+ However we May differ in cur views of pnblic policy, we sre alike interested in the nintenance oforder, in the preservation uf the rights and the prosperity of our state “ While we do not agree as to ihe methods are | | | | | estly sough! by all | + Itis certain they canvot be reached by an- gry covtroversies, unreasonable suspicious or disorderly actions ‘here ro well-grounded fears thatthe | tof the citizens of New York will be tram- ppon at the pe power of this state is ample to protect sin the free exercise of their political »-In doing this the put nuthorities will be upbeld by gvod citizens of all parties. iere is nO reason to doubt thatthe com. ection will be conducted with the ra nd order. “Sheriffs of counties and at! ot offi-ers whose duty sand protect our citize every vorer sball have tin the manner Secured | ution and laws. | ty tosee that no military, armed forces shall he allowed to show themselves in the vicinity of the places wheie elections are bela, with any view of Tenacing or intimidating citizens in attend-- | } # ereon. | ainstany such interterence they must | se the full force ot !aw, and call forth if | heed be the power of their d ots. “In with hereof ereanto signed my ns dt wal ofthe s atthe city © vember, in the 5 eight hundred and six “HORATIO SEYMOUR, «By the Governor : “D. WiLLggs, » Private Secretary, FROM NORTH CAROLINA. Rebel Desertions on the Increase—Hi Important Developments. New York, Noy. 2.—Business letters from Reautort, N. ©, dated October 2, state the | recent warm epell of weather deve new cases of yellow fever that day bich must soon come, will eradicate the disease. Dr. J. W. Ross, whostands high as a clergy- mn in North Carolina, arrived to-day direct | ircm Raleigh, with importaut intelligence. He says the entire State of North Uarolina, | as wh ell as Georgia,is alive with revel deserters, im Most cases are armed and organized, | and abuncantly able to protect themselves, Li | the western part of the State they reign sa- preme, and notonly make repeated raids on wealthy planters and rebel depots tor supplies, | oure | but give protection torunaway also armed, and accompany th eerters in raiding expeditious. The rebel authorities, Mr. Ross says, have given up ail hopes of taking these men hack into the rebel ranks, having been repulsed in allefforts'to thisend, Every expedition fitted Out for this purpose have proved & failure, for those who were not killed in battle deserted to the insurgents, whose uumbers are continuall - increasing. Jeff. Davis said, whenin Raleigh the Gesertions trom the Contederate army out- numbered the Contederate soldiers in the field The conspiracy recently brought to light at Raleigh implicates maby prominent officers of the conservative party, who now openty Ubreaten to head these deserters and ub triends,and take possession of the State gov ernment of North Carolina tnd all raitroads, in theevent of Governor Vance failing to in- Stigate forthwith separate State action tor peace at once with President Lincoln, The doctor says itis now apparent to the rebel authorities teat General Grant has a aves, W » bands of de- ments, when Grant, by a sudden spring with his troops, will close up the last gap and oblige Lee to capitulate. This Governor Vance says is Grant's pian, which has given Jeff. Davis much concern, and whois in tavor of evacu ating Virginia altogether, haviug rep implored Lee to do so and not incur the ris capitulating his army. This was told to Mr. Jioss, just before leaving Raleigh, by an aide on Governor Vance's stail, THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE. Her Appearance oif Block Island, R. 1 Her Depredations on the Coust. ROVIDENCE, RK. Nov. 2—The schooner dsperd, Captain Baxter, of and from Bos- ton, via Newport, for Piuladelphia, was board- ed by the Talluhassee. seyen miles south of Klock Island, and scuctied. The captam and crew escaped to Block Island ina boat, and reached Newport. The captain reports that the Tallahassee scuttled another vessel within ashort distance. The crew of the pirate da they had the crews of three other vessels, de- Stroyed within a few days. The gunboat Marbiehead left Newport in Pursuit this evening. FROM THE SOUTHWEST. Pursuit of Guerrillas. Catno, Nov. 3.—T wo hundred Federal _cay- alry, recently sent across the river from Mem- phis to huni guerrillas, came upon a small force near Marion, and captured 30 stand of arms. Two miles beyond Marion, they came upon six cr eight hundred rebels. After some skir- mishing our forces tell back to the river, fol- lowed by theenemy, where they were ‘driven back in contusion by agunboat. A number of prisoners and horses were captured by our forces. FROM TEXAS. Yellow Fever at Galveston—Keports from Havana. New York, Noy. 2.—The blockade-ranner Denbigh has arrived here with 550 bales of cot- ton ‘The yellow fever is raging at Galveston and Houston, Texas. Among the deaths are General J. M. Hawes aud Dr. Tims, just trom Mobile, and J. M. Goshborn. lt is reported that the pirate Semmes has ar- rived in Havana in the English packet Solent, under the name of Smith. Further Particulars of the Raid on the Ad- | to ther | Maitland & Co. | plic The Ram Albemarie. The Confederate iron-ciad ram Albemarle, reported to have been destroyed on the 28th vit, by the United States picket boat No. 1, was built in the Roanoke river, for the purpose of clearing the waters of North Uarolina of our naval vessels, and driving off the Unitea troeps who were located &t various posts. On several occasions she has spread terror through. out that department, and has caused serious anpoyance to our forces, both naysl and mili- tary. On the jth of May last the United States naval forces, consisting of the wooden gun- boats Mattabesett, Sassacus, Wyalusing, Whitehead, Ceres, and Commodore Hull, en- gaged the Albemarle and her consorts, Cotton Plant and Bombshell, and after a terrible con- filet the Albemarle was forced (o retreat, having been seriously damaged by the fire of our gan- boats, but princtpally by the Sassacus. The Cotton Piant escaped, but the Bombe sbeli, which had been captured 2 short time previous, wos recapture From that time Unul a few weeks since, the ram has been Guietly receiving repairs,and has been strength- ened, with a view of accomplishing her object with ® fatal certamty. Lieut. Wm. Cushing, of our DAVY, was anxious to have ker come out, £0 that he might test the merits of the tor- pedo ATTA geMeRt devised by Chief E: W. WW. Wood, USN. It is perhaps prop- er fostnte here thatthe Albemarie was con- sirneted upon the general Principh of the Merrimac and Tennessee class of vessels, and was perbaps much stronger than erther of those vesseis since she was repaired of late. She had the ordinary casemate, in Which were placed tour heavy guns. She was probably shot. proof against ary projectiles thrown by our vessels, and the only hope of destroying her, betore the advent of the torpedo aftair, was by Arming her cesth: but with the torpedo boat ihe matter could be easily accomplished, pro- video she could always get close enough to do the work without being observed before the guns could be trained and fired upon her, In this case the little torpedo boat did its duty, and but fora shot from a st ry, she a similar feat, performed the netbis noted ram isa boat not ‘Lhe Jitth Geod of de | uniike a ship's Isunch, and about the same di- meusious, Stxof them hive been built under the superintendence of Gapt. C. 8. Boggs, U. ‘Their engimes, boilers, &c., were put at Schenectady, New York, and were ougbt down here via canal. They were designed at first tor exclusively, and ter the purpose of relieving » setimen from the hurtiut sand unhealthy work of pulling boats on picket in all kinds of weather, Befcre they were completed, how- ever, tae idea of placing the rpedo attach. ‘ suggested and immediately proven already the widom Navy br picket boats r has labored more faithfully to de. | Stroy this Albemarle than has Leeutenant tushing. A Tew weeks since Le visited New York sud selected some of the picket boats for service mm the Albemarle Scund, and we now {s of his daring a this new engine hort have the ndgme wartare, {naval tume will revolutions being adopted. elis its most yulnerable vit is reached, must sink or ive navaliights. The trueplan The bo broken thre be utterly desiroyea. IAL. Yesterday's New York Evening The break-down in the gold speculation this morning while it has depressed business at the stock exchange, and ch-cked further spas. modic upward moveme: of the fancy stocks, hus caused a general decline in all kinds of | securities except Governments. The loan market is more active, but the supply of capital seeking investment is so mnuch in excess of the cemand that no real difficulty exists rmong the brokers in obtaining loans at 7 per ce From variovs causes there been, however, more chang of loans n usual this morping ‘The stock ddall, became heavy national banks As the currency of the led at about $170,000,00, t currency cf the loyal States amounts to State banks the entire mass is more than OU sO OD. The receipts from Internal Revenue for the fiscal year, reech £100,000,000, and the Castom receipts amount to $102.000,000. Among the Internal Revenue return 100, haye been derived from the tax upon sy us and malt liquors. Tobaeco has given seven million, and the receipts from leathe » about the same as from iron, about tou lions flye usand dollars York Commercial Advertiser of bing has the following: Gol. tion —The sales were very well morning, but buyers are very d not dispozed to do much until eve’ Ga cantious @ utter electio: 1 a1 & moder. Nashau“D "4 i-4d Pea- 3 4-1 Rocky V4 1-1 Consti- ile; 4-1 Hope rismouth bleached rown Canton flannels, aunels, 39¢.; very heayy Nasnoa bleached ilton brown 59e sers. Van Wyck, Tov end & Co. had a very large aud de-irable sale of French worst- ¢d Gress goods, the importation of Messrs, L. The prices were only moder- ate, but no change of importance was noticed. Messrs. Kobbe & Corlles had an attractive of- fering of ribbons, millinery goods, &c. The prices were quite satisfactory, snd many du- tes weremade. Lyons velvets sold exceed- ingly well. Messrs. Hadden & Co. had their regular week- ly sale of car ‘There is no chanze to be no- ticed in the prices as compared hiast week's sale. Rugs snd matting we: ightly ad- venced, but the regular lin carpeting of were culy nominal, barely sustaining previous prices. —The invasion a outs real benefit » it oceurred there tate might go for fon has carried off heads into the ranks of Price’s army by conscription or en- listment, and this will effect the popular vote sufficiently to change the result. Another in- fiuence in faver of the Union cause has been the disgust generated among the loyal people in censequence of the sympxthy tor the rebels manifested by the conperheeds everywhere, andthe manner in which they have satirized the Union generals and underrated their labors and achievements, us to this invasion there was some dis- ction among the Union men in Missoun, has removed the tronbie. A common danger has driven ail the adherents of the Union canse together again, and they will poll a great ycte at the ensning election. Thus the electo- ral vote of the State isassured for Lincoln and Johnson, and, what is equally good, for a Union majority in Congress and the State Leg- islature. The Rebel forces in Kentucky are op- erating hard to bring abont a similar result there, and will succeed. ‘hey desire to help the Copperbeads, and think to doso by means of their military movements, whereas all that they do exactly works contrary 'o their wishes. to the Union ¢ was § ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS. riers and Refus gees.— Wm. Dowling and M. V. Ussery, mem- bers of the 26th Georgia regiment, came into our lines at Manassas yesterday, is deserters, and were brought down on the train last night. This morning they were taken before Colonel Wells, and took the oxth of allegiance. James H Thompson, 2 member ot Cutshaw’s battalion of ertillery, Charlottesville battery, was brought in from Gainesville a day or two since, as a deserter, and this morning bad the oath administered to him by Capt. Winship, as did also Benjamin Ray and Henry Warner, refugees, who state that they were recently conscripted at Falmouth, but escaped from the conscripting officer, and made their way into our lines. Each one of the parties was fur- nished with a pass to go North. Marriage Licenses.—During the past month, Mr. Jefferson Tacey, the Clerk of the Court, has issued 35 marriage licenses. This is the highest number ever issued during one month in this city.— Alex. Journal. EFFECTIVENESS OF THE BLOCRADE AT Witmincton, N ©.—We understand that the ler Battery at Castine, Maines BELrast, Mr., Nov. 2.—A despatch to the Mayor of this city, trom Custine, gives the particniars of the attack upon the battery at that town, on Monday, at midnight. A small party of men approached from the rear and were challenged and immediately fired upon the sentinel, who returned the fire. Sergeant Rambell was fired upon as he came ont of his querters. Four bullets lodged within him its parsteon was mustered promptly, and pursued the raiders about half a mile, firing upon them, and they replying, when they took to their boats and escaped. The object, it is supposed, was to capture the United States cutter lying in the harbor. The city has been put into a state of defence. By orders from Governor » the home guard is in readiness for duty. ‘The city government has increased its armed police. The Pennsylvania Election, blockading fleet about Wilmiugton, N.C, has been largely increased of late, and will prob- ably give considerable trouble to the new blockade runners now fitting out in England, if they attempt to reach port. The Captain of the English blockade runner Bat, which are rived at this porta few days since, says that he attempted toenter Wilmington three differ- ent times. The first time three Federal vessels stopped his way; the second time two, and the third time five appeared and cut off nis retreat, The Bat cost $125 000 in gold ia England Kho ve vessels whiel ticipated, will share the prize money.—Ports. 01d Domi- nition. oo Two of the establishments in Baltimore recently closed by theGovernment haye heen rietors, Messrs. W. P. ane ine Pisa Erank & Bro , uncondi- providing for the division nal races Legisiative dis- bran eer unos : City Sdunell The 45th N. Y. volunteers, at Nashville, da have sent their votes to New Germans, igo 380, and all for Abraham a aa;