Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1865, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Southwest corner of Penn's avenus ond 11th strict, By W. D. WALLAGH, —- — oe —-—-—— ‘The STAR is served by the carriers to their gubecriders im the City and District at Tzx CurTS PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with or witheut wrappers, Two Cents each. PRies yoR Maltine:—Three months, Ons Polar and Fifty Cents; six mouths, Three. Dol- jars; one year, Pive Dollars. No papers are sept from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—pablished on Friday porning— One Dollar and « Half a year. — STEAMBOAT LINES. | E EASTERN SHORES s CAMBRIDG’ and iN for, OINT, CAMBRIDGE and DO B My intermediate landings on Tread Choptank Rivers. SBe has excellent pesseger: ane — “Ser? if 170 Light St. Wharf, Baltimore. A™sTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LIN or SCREW STEAMEBS BETWEEN } NEWYORE, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN, Steamer JOHN GIBSON. Capt. J. B, Kxiiy, lnaves Plor No. 12 North niver SE Says at4 p. , on WEDN. Leaves foot of G street, Washington, D.C., at 12 m., SATURDAYS, antil further notice. { Freight received daily, and bandied in the most carefal manner. Persons having Smal! Packages fer shipment to New York, can have them called for Free af Gharge by leaving notice at the freight office, foot of @ street. For Freight or Passage, apply to MORGAN. REINEHART2 OO., Agents, foot G street. Washington, D. 0. FLOWERS & BOWEN, Agents, Alexandria, Va, H. B. CROMWELL & CO., Agents, sei2tf _ Pier 12, North River, N. ¥. City. petouac TEANPORTATION LINE. The St EXPRESS, E.A. Rrrz wil eng Ee every Sts G.at5 P. M., for A’ Geor; DAY EVENS exandria, Washington and ‘oT rturning will leave 7th street wharf, Washing- to, every SATURDAY. MORNING, at 6 o'clock Avi and Alexandria at? ojleck A°M. | or information, freight and pass REEDHAM & SONS, {43 Light strestwharl, more 4), RROPERS & CO., No. 3 King street, Alexan- 2, Va ‘ORGAN, RHINEHART & CO..No.107 Water street, Georgetown, and 241 F street, Washing to ‘And J. L. PARKAURST & CO.,7th street wharf, Warhington. au 2-tf N=” YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAM- SHIP COMPANY. Gee Old Line between NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OCEAN STEAMERS—BALTIMORE, REBECCA CLYDE and EMPIRE, In connection with Inland Steamers GEORGE H. STOUT, MAY FLOWEB and ANR LIZA. Begular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS ‘at 12 M_. from the foot of High street, Georgetown snd Pier 15 East River, foot of Wall street, New | V%,.XXVI. 2. 3,931. “TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Fr Texas. New Oreans, Sept. 30-—-The San Antonio Herald learns from General Merritt that itis the iatention of the Government to give the citizens on the Indian border full protection. General Merritt had sent outa strong detach- Ment to scour the country. General Custer, __ AMUSEMENTS. ——GROvVER'S NEW THEATER, umore GROVER. & ‘BANKERS, * JAT 000K 2 00., BANEEES, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep alwa en band, a fullvtpply ofall - den EAT te yin ore mbt: eb Be ‘Mercutio said of his wound, COW... -orse esse Directors ONABD GROVEB.......C. D, HESS, ONE MORE REPETITION. “ noe of the tremendous hit and unex- by 2 powerful and un- In conseque led furore occasioned anproechable performance: ana GOVERNMENT BONDS, crenings, of SauagT >") AME ROUMIRE Co oe ordered to Austin, from ‘whlch ase of oper. 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, the management have been induced to repeat that | PEANTATION BITTERS wil not raise the dead, mt in tions detachments would be sent out in the country lying immediately north and west of the State capital. The work of reogganizimg the State Govern- ment bk ate, oper &s rapidly as possible. One bund and five cofinties have been completed in their organization, and thirty yet remain. The universal good conduct of the soldiers is the theme of almost constant remark. Tne Honston Telegraph says that while collisions take place between the civil and mili- aa, anthorites in other States, none oceur in ‘exas. General Hamilton and his appointees are But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed, Add a rose tint charm to the social circle, ‘And render life s thing to bé enjoyed. Also, the thing iteelf is quite enjoyable. Never was searching Tonic im sach pleasant shape. Tender youth, declining age, the mind "er wrought by mental care, most gentle females, nd the wreck of men, all find these Bitters ‘The balm of life and souree of health. Delay not atrial. Conveniently deposited In every town wherever civilization extends, It can be obtained, true, genuine and sure. 8030-1w CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &¢., | grand production of scenic, musical, mechanical, And pay the highest prices for and dramatic excellence, on ONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9 QUARTERMASTER’S CHECKS and for thie ight only, with the same tremendons AND VOUCHERS au 2-att and elsewhere unattsinabie cast as before. REMEMBER, THIS IS THE LAST NIGHT, First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. The performance will conclude with THE DRAD SHOT. H. D. COOKB, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, WM. 8S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, FENNO & MAGINLEY'S WASHINGTON THEATRE Bleventh Street. near Pepnsylvania avenue, Seventh night of EDWIN ADAMS, who will ap- as pear as very popular. : GOVEENMEKT DEPOSITORY IVAN KHORVITCH, CHEVALIER’S LIFE FOR THE HAIR The 12th regiment of Illinois cavalry arrived aD in Tom Taylor's ergot play of wn - ite ORIGINAL COLOR: in Texas on the 17th of September. FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED To conclude with MR, & MBS. PETER WHITE | errexctuens and promotes the growth of the From Louisia: STATES, CANTERRURY. WEAKEST MAlehsuieents mening ont tn three dade, |) iecy ki eis, Oct. 7.—The leading jour- 15TH ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street, | keeps the head clean, cool and healthy; can be used | najs here denounce the statements made against RGE LEA... Sol jetor. | freely; contains nothing injurious; THE BEST | Gen. Vanby by the Louisiana delegation now in — Sere ae achat in HAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THE | Wachingiov, and cay that General Gandy, ine Government securities with Treasurer United GREAT SUCCESS PUBLIC; it is recommended and used by tho first stead of trampling upon the civil law, has been instrumental in restoring it. The convention of the conservative Union party met to-day and appointed Judge Thomas, of this city, temporary president. After electing a committee on credentials the convention adjourned until Monday, October 9. itis understood in political circlesthat J. Madison Wells will be the nominee for Gov ernor, Btates. 7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS. og Acting in connection with the house of JAY COOKE & CO.,as SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7-30 LOAN, we will fill all orders with promptness and des- patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks medical authority. Sold at the Drug Stores, and at my office, No. 1,123 Broadway, New York. I assure all persons the above preparation will do all that is claimed for it se 2 Im SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M.D, CANTERDURY. COMPANY in their NEW AND BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE. Return of the olf favorite. JOHN MULLIGAN, The great Mogul of Negro Comedians; Also, of mend A.J. LEAVITT, the famons Banjoist. Second week of W. A. WRAY the most versatile performer of the age. The Great Canterpury roupe of and Bankers. 4 WHY NOT USE THE BEST? NasHviLiE, Oct. 7.—The Methodist Confer- IN Tere ARtiSrs Over twenty years’ incroasing demand hasestab | ence was held fonda at Edgefield. Great en- A constant supply of the Notesonhandandready | mw aTINEES Wednesdays and Saturdays. lished the fact that MATHEWS’ VENETIAN | thusitsm was manifested at the introduction for tmmediate delivery. HAIR DYE fs the best in the world. It isthe of Bishop Soule, who ig the oldest bishop of that faith in the world. All present rose to their feet at his entrance. Recess was had, during whieh he received the congratulations of cer- gymen from all parts of the country. Next week THE FEMALE OLERES OF WASHINGTON. SEATON HALL. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing MONDAY, 19th instant. RETURN OF THE FAVORITES! THE CARTER ZOUAVE TROUPE. NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES, NEW ACTS. First appearance of the Young American Canta- trice, MISS LOUISA BERGER. First time of the new comic act, THE NERVES! it ZOUAVE DRILL by the young Misses of the Troupe, e wonderful OPTICAL ILLUSION OF PRO- THUS every night. The present is positively the last week that this popular Troupe can exhibit in Washiogton during the present season, as they leave to fullfit engage- ments in the West on the th inst ~ A change of programme every other night. Admission—Parguette, 50 cents; Colored Gal- lery, 25 cents. oc 7-5t cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does not require any pre- vious preparation of the hair, No trouble. No erockor stain. Does not rub off or make the hair appear dusty and dead, but imparts to it new life and lustre. Produces beautiful black or brown, as preferred, Achildcan apply it. Always gives satisfaction. Only 75 cents per bottle. Sold every- Where 1. MATHEWS, Manufactarer, N.Y. DEMAS BARNES £CO., New York, Wholesale Agents. my lé-eodly COLGATE’S HONEY SOAP. ‘This celebrated To1.ET SoaP,in such universal @mand, js made from the cApicest materials, is mild and emoilient in ite nature, fragrantly scented aad extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. Wor sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. jan B-eoly STOP THAT SCRATCHING, ‘We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates, FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other business entrasted to us. | FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally farnished. WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Wasnineton, March 20, 1965. m-tf ~ Destructive Fire in Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. +.—A fire this afternoon destroyed the United State bonded warehouse on Dickerson street, and the wharf contain ng fonr thousand barrels of coal oil belonging to various parties. Loss $96,000; insured for about $50,000, mostly in New York and New England companies. ——___ + ore. —___ @7 A crazy newspaper correspondent, named D. Stelifer Moulton, styling himself “ Steliter the King,” was on Saturday arrested in New York at the instigation of the proprietors of one of the hotels, who charged him with havy- ing defrauded them of a board bill. “The King.” who is only about twenty-eight years old, has been in the habit not only of writing for the newspapers, but of addressing commu- York. . 5 ~ | And use WHEATON’S ITCH OINTMENT. It | nications to the President of the United States For Freight or Passage apply to PERSONAL. Ryton” GRAND ead BALL TOURNA- ee and Salt pean in @ hoprs: i sg and the crowned heads of Europe, signing } Sin a tLe EGRET SELL ce ce, E sins. Uloers, and ions e Skin. fess c ©, F HOUGHTON, Ageat, fost of High street | (VADAME MAOH can be consetted on tie | "on MONDAY NEXT, Ocicber9, the renowned | Bald by ll Druggiate. © 2. ‘GILMAN, apres grind eae ep el M. ELDRIDGE & CO., Prince street wharf, Alex ship, maretage tosses, Bo., at Room No. 10, Wash- | first crand ‘match game with the NATIONAL yi ak tae can Destinies.” He was committed te the enieta. ingten Bali ing, corner of Pennsylvania avenue | CLUB, of this city, and on TUESDAY, October 10, SECRET DISEASES. charge of the commissioners of charities and ND 7th street. oc 6-hm ib is expected that the ENTERPRISE CLUB, of BAMARITAN’s Gi¥t is th rtain, safe and | CO!Tection till it can be ascertained whether he JAMES HAND, 117 Wall street, New York. B.—You should not have trusted In such an | Baltimore, will visit this city to engage ina mal enundpedadess thoes coe is a fit subject for the lunatic asylum. Freight received constantly and forwarded toa | Gry Beer mesmo not have teasted in. Tngueat | friendly game with the NATIONAL. eon mbar far may hapelage hag pen fo ead Darts of the country with despatch, at lowest rates, practice, and is considered the mist scientific in tee scale have pee DWE Op, ent ever: ithe coat caso in twenty-fonr hoaty, No mine al, no | VISIT TO THEGETTYSBURG BATTLE-PIELD. te em ax ae HOUGHTON. Agent.| a eee eee oriehe pareieo ik fd gentlemen. for which a reasonable charge will | {the adidiers bebe, and -& fricad to thes who de adcemests wilt boy ak Cannan ee ad ‘ jc s § 3 U*itEDs 8S MAUL LIMB. | | STRANGERS AND CTHER are advised | dics to eats. Tickets may now be obtained of mera. | 80; Want to be exposed. Male packages, $2;fe- | Gettysburg battle-fleld, starting for that place — vices of s first: sician al : FROM BALTIMORE. to consult bers of the club, or on the ground on days of games, | ™#le, §3. via Northern Central Railway, to-morrow FOR, SPE ANB WichimOND Bake x7? | PE LEON. ere peer toe oat tes afernoon.” Gov. Curtin, of Penns¥lvanis and ih ' Bett 420 Penn’s avenue, Fetters, Re. Price $1, or six bottles | Other officials of that State, are to meet the THE DAT LANE STHAMERS wil Mare | 1 corastee tne sen emt rete: | Posteo ence, Hote HAL aC ah ay, | Or Wh Bold 8:6. Wort Gs advrtannont. ma | Genera at Haritnog, aad accompany im er ar sPM for FORT MONEOR, all SECHET DISEASES, jn both sexes, in t | Fas ag nt B. HENZE | THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of Warn- | <Tounds will be made, and the progress of the Sed NORFOLK, VA. shortest time possible. His successful Practice f iiage menage! CHAS a nd ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, newand | Cemetery as a national enterprise be reported Connecting at Fort Monroe with a line of firstclag | many years aa og ed cured A: na, toatl: cting Manager. Prof. G. NACHMAN is able treatment for diveases of the Urinary and to the Secretary of War. General Hancock steamers. oD er. ' cian. x ret free, in seal 5 \- "1 ory POIST AND RICHMOND. Va. tions bet ed from the most selentific ré- OPENING OF THE JAPL AND WINTER | Gress Dr/J.ExiLLin. Hoventos, Howard Associa: | Sod than or be ne eee tle of Gettysburg, RETURNING, ! Sau santbe tend innend oe NOTICE TO THE PUBLIG—Mr. Henze takes | “00, Philadelphia, Pa. mb Sl-ém | bie field since its occurrence.—Balt. Sun, 9th. Will leave RICHMOND at 6 A. M., DAIL’ stepping st City otek, saa connecti' at Fo Monroe with Bo Bay ine 81 ra that leave aes + A -» and arriving in =| in time for and Western trains, for Washington, D.C. t ‘The Steamers on this line navigate the J: River going and returning, entirely in daytim giving passengers ample the fortifica- ous. and all ether objects of interest. i TICKETS for the above places cam be had op board of the boats. Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk. ® « “ ‘ort Monroe... ‘Through tickets from Balt’e te Richmend... 8. - ir - y Point...... 7 S7-State Rooms and Meals extra. B7 The state room lations passed, snd the table is well eupplied. 57 Passengers taking the 1.15 train from PHI ADELPHIA will make connection with this lino. a 3.00 A.M. trai NEW YORE: have apie time to dine tn Balt more taking the 8 P. M. train from are unsuz INGTON, make Ce MIT ‘this lin: DENTISTRY. ; [pyetaL NOTICE.—DR. THO: bas resumed the prac! of Den: in all its branches, and will be to see his old patients and the public gen- erally. Ofce—306 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. and 10th streets Be 4- G™=" DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. I would advise all persons ha teeth to, extract to call at De LEWIES ester have them taken out without . Also.call and examine the Doctor's new ‘coved method of meerting ARTIFICIAL T if you once see the great improvement in his you will have them in no other style than this ne and valuableone. Teeth inset on Gold, Silv and Rubber Plates at the old price, as we have airacced the price on our work since the ein go 242 Penn's avenue, between 1th and 13th 8. R LEWIE.™M. D., Dentist. | FIsX® cLlorHine. - F. HENKLEMAN, | 129 Battimoae Stage, BaLtiMorE, Mp, Between Civert and South street, South side. | In addition to his CUSTOM TRADE has now oj jor article oreign and 4. | band and is meking up a super READY MADE CLOTHENG. F Do+ jestic materials. cut in the latest styles and of su- Perior workma~skip. i Gentlemen in want of fine or medium quali’ clothing wili ‘ind it greatly to their advantage by ty | ‘ore parc! 2 is joys Clothing Ready je and \8 to Order. the mort matisfactory % . Terms Cash. Bw Ome Price Only i Having unsurpassed facilities for buying good urchasers may rely upon advantages voldom of ed them in market. Call and examime Stock and Prices. Seon by mail receive prompt attention, '[ HE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE T EUROPEAN PLAN, T Is enlarged to double its former capacity, Corner Pa. go. and lich sts Warnih This Hotel the Sidest conducted om in this ci been epiar, proved fn anuz sok eo melo Thankful for the patrenee ningady ‘ Replies to note dat by sttention ta a wis revere patronage as heretofore. Bette nckatsss wie wba they } poemeer * P. EMRICH, Proprietor. | Pp, 20%E# & BORNSTINE, * | LICENSED PAWNBROKERS. @53TH STREET, 5] Becond doer from Pennaytvania avenue, south IBERAL ADVANCES mate on WATO! JEWELEY. CLOTHING de. pit? ggBiDGE’S PRACTICAL MINERS GUI Btndon, Hl ng and ¥ D.C. | on. Hedley on, the Working a h . London: Milde: tosdon Hull's Goal Pields of tain, fcndeo; Atkin’s Miners ide 5 Coliziries and Col . London; M: on DB Ler moe < 0 of te thie ou Nentttation of Mtves: Meritale wontes’ bhi bridge on the Law of sep zl rn FRANCK PhveoR” ey aaceeeor ie F, Venton § Co.,_ . On erate | viet Westlexton. on sale a large and fine assortment of pleasure in informing the public and his friends ; that the Hull has boon eatirely renovated and splen. didly decorated. and his endeavor will be to please may be suffering from the terrible cflecte of RL ABUSE. mould contde in him at once; he is the th ' | the public and introduce new faces on the st A Cures, Bubors Sain only one who can thorough! ND Bea the of it MBO. ONCENTHATED FLUTE BERN ren: INSTALLATION OF GEN. Lex.—Gen. Robert RAOT OF | E. Lee was installed president of Washington Recent private cases cured in one or two days. 4 é age College, at Lexington, Virg: Od ins! . a Bene SARSAPARILLA. It removes black spots, pimples, ge, 21 xington, Virginia, on the 2d inst. L DIES DONT LOUR aE = se 23-1m* | Sie ante Sir ne ecoming s thek tiatteoe the and all eruptions of the skin. = poems The ceremonies were of a very wnostentatious . . i have heretofore. character, in compliance with Gen. Lee's re- r has, at an enormous expense, en- HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA The Man: uest, but contrary to the wishes of y con- WM. PRINCE. 381 F street, has reduced his | gaged the fui owing performers ; cleanses and renovates the blood, instils the vigor epeted with and ting ‘am insorent tn tie col. Price of STAMPING to ‘iret appearance of Miss MAZORA ARNOLDL of health tnto the system, and purges out the he- | lege, who desired to have the installation at. ok raat IVE CENTS PRR WIDTH the handsomest built Lady on the Stage, who will | mors that make disease. mm | cenged with considerable pomp and display, tage he i Es ae apoees osery eat tr her grest Impersonations of A letier says, y General Lee was dressed in a plam but elegant suit ofgray. His appearance indicated the enjoyment of good health—better, Ishonld say, than when he surrendered bis Nota Few or tHe Worst Disorpers that afflict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood ~ HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT OF SABSAPARILLA Temedy of the utmost value. in, Linen, ewer and mo: elegant patterns than any other of the ki in the city. FLUTING SIX CENTS PER YARD. sel5-ti Coxscet DB. BABNES.—He Cures all sec diseases of both and UAT. First France of HARRY YNOR, z denttle hd Versatile Pm MORsthe Bp IMMENSE SUCCESS OF OUR FAV M188 ANNIE L' nba Ve pee i Balladist army at Appomattox Court House. sexes permanently Ny e Beautifa! ist. To Pur B tl oo $$. shortest time possible. Recent venereal cases cur MISS KITTY LEE. pe, Feron pane HELM BOLD HIGHER’ Gone nora the Fplaqpel Chaxention in: Phila: in two te four daxp pithaut 5 vars to the Constitu- rhe fair Daughter of the Terpsichorean Art. CENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SA: APARIL- | delphia, Suturday, the Honse of Bishops sent Ce nae aan Tne comimamtion mec! gone MIPS MARY WALTON: 1 Vocalist LA. One bettie equals in strength ene gallon of | into the House of Delegates a message an- ington Building, corner Pepnsylvania avenue a MISS.CABRIE BENTLEY, : the Byrap or Décoction. m2ém_} pouncing that they had agreed toregard Bishop 7th street, - S 167 ‘sep 19-Im* | RerenEne pent utiful Dansense, Wilmer, of Alabama, as the reguiar ecelesias- HE PATIENTS OF DR. tended at Dr. Darby’s Medical and Sargic: Consultation Booms, 499 7th street, with honor: bile and scientific treatment. Sa Be; v tical presiding officer of that diocese, over- looking the irregularities by which he was elected and consecrated, but with the under- standing that his case should not be considered ST" ENGINES AND MACHINERY FOR BALE. I have on hand now, and am prepared to build Engines of all sizes, which I can sell much cheaper ¢ Great Bthi BILLY ABD vn uh Comet a] : PROF. G HINES Pianist omedian. J. RUSSELL’s foreach. ‘The Metropolitan Hall Brass Band will than they can be purchased for at any other es- | 4 Precedent. Bishop Wilmer presided over the 2 ES TOPHAM © 00,B aged | Mphtzpome ct their choies selections of Music." | tablisbment in the country. Tname in part" | Alabama diocese during the rebellion.” ‘Hence JAMES TOPHAM & 00.’8 he Musical Department will again be unde tie 116-inch cylinder, by 35 inch stroke, $3,000, the allusion to irregularities.” Considerable PaReniue A | Lae of the well known Violinist Prof. G. NACH- y2* * ‘by “ ry Sy other business of a routine character was te 5 Y pri i — Ae 5 it i i mercies cuit oaae | | | #2 The Bar ix always stocked with the choicest |} Double Hpright Engine. $1.00. spear teat Boh cectnlenhn Ke ‘RY, Liquors and Segars the market can afford. 28 Toe cr mere Dy Fe ach SeKe, BEN. 5 mission free Pee be Set 68-ineh byi2 (each) $500. A Tovcn Story.—The Port Tobacco (Md.) AND a beet § 20-inch se se 00. | Times of Monday last contains the following: by ls MILITARY EQUIPMEN a double cylinder Engine. 6x30 Hoister, A colored woman, residing near Nanjemoy 1 ANCING ACADEMY 210-inch Horse jotive, Boilers, (each) $5%. | Church in this ty, " MANUFACTORY, | x AT opp FELLOWS) MALL. : ches also Lahr gaa at short notice and | children ‘within twelee pod, Tae neat pond WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, | win even D ESDAY.S moderate rates, all kinds o' born in December last, and about two weeks avin reopen on nee series eptember 20th MINING AND PULVERIZING MACHINERY, | “ice she gaye birth to three more. The last For Ladies. Misses, and Masters—Wednesdays and Fridays, from 2 to § clock. ees ene Toe sane evenings, from7 to o’clock. For further information please call at the hall on se 12-M,W.F lm. hours of tuition. pe linet. et p2ers. J. W. & H. P. KREIS’ DANCING ACADE: . PARKER'S HALL Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th Oppesite Metropolitan Hot Those desiring to enter can do s0 now, as we are continually forming newelasses the quarter fommencing with the first lesson, Al in- formation in regard to terms, &c.,can be had applying as above three were boys—averaged at birth five pounds each, and are how living and doing well. They are named, we understand, atthe suggestion of a piously inclined gentleman in the neighbor- hood, Mam, Shem and Japheth. Well done for old Hill Top. ———— &7 The next trial between the double-end gunboats Algonquin and Winooski will take place in about ten days. It will be a sea trial ofa distance of 200 miles and upwards. The affairhas been delayed beyond the time it was ware 3 5 alo ecneihe al the Algon- ves very mucl the excessive steam carried on the boilers aetiog the late trial. Both vessels have a supply of coal for SHAFTING PULLEYS, &c. SAMUEL FARON, IRON WORKS, Nos. 342, 344, 346 and 348, Delancey Street, New York City. SEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Odd Fellows’ Hatt, Where they centinne to manufacture and have Address TRUNES, VALISES, TEAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVEBS, MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, HAYEBSACKS, WHIPS, 2-6t* grst ARRIVED. T have just received, direct from the Importers, a very fine selection of Cigars, embracing in part the following Choice Brands : CABANA LONDRES, CABANA BUVAS, and 7th sts., tel. See the trip. The Algonquin is now being caulked BITS, SPUBS. 4 gp Vani He et ncaday and FIGARO LONDRES DE CORTE, and otherwise got an read as ae., ae. &o., Saturday afterncons’trom Sto borclock FIGARO PRENSADOS, ra i veneer rars ¥ ce Cees Tone, and Friday evenings, i pba every Thursday evening. Fate Taetrae oD given to suit convenience of ne. : hed at J. F. Bilis’; Philp & LA ESPANOLO PRENSADOS, EL ESCUDO PRENSADOS, EL ESCUDO PRIMERA, NAPOLEON HI PRIMERA, PRINCIPES (YARA) PRIMERA. I keep fine Domestic Cigars that I can sell at New York prices, H AT LOW PRICES, REPAIRING. Trunks, &c.,repaired promptly and thoroughly. THREES SILVER MEDALS ctor mapslepmensn mdse dee CoLorep MiLit1a.—The mihtary companies organized here by & number of our spirited col. ored men, are now regularly drilled at their ar- mory on Howard street, preparatory to their making a dress parade, Their uniform, which will be of the Zouave costame, is now being made by Mr. Douglas, tailor, on Calyert street, irculars can be nan’, apd other hood and, music stares; also at the ‘a q di ho f Praralitat he Acad anette hare .m.. from 3 to § and 7 to 10 p. m., and the expectation is that it will be ready in a or during the hours of tuition. JAMES THARP. few days, and then they will their Ar Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltt ‘A note addrensed t the Academy will meet wit ? ety hate si a ‘ of are e —— y beds J No. 509 Seventh street, opposite appearance.—Baltimore True Communicator. _Be 23-e07t* . | Oda Fellow’s Hall. STULL 4 FEW BARGAINS LEFT, ‘Which must be disposed of withim one week's time, It is certainly the last chance;'do not loose it; Thousands of customers will testify of those GREAT BARGAINS Gotten in the last few days.at the bronse medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ In- + stitute of Washington, D. C., in 1857, I1CTOR BECKER, aS ee PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR RPE SOLE AGENTS ESTALISHED IN 1855. For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va.,for Connected duning ten years with the Piano Store of VEANK MILLER'S Joun F. Ex.is, Esq., and known as Tuner CELEBRATED PREMIUM for Chickering & Sens. ppadiatenane nb: Ee ers tes aes &7 The Petersburg Index takes Gen. Jor- dan to task for his article on Jefferson Davis, in the last number of Harper's Magazine. lt suggests that the article was written out of spite, because Davis would not give Jordan a command. But we have heard that in writing it Gen. Jordan was acting in consultation with Gen. Beauregard. es lane BARNESS O1L. BARGAIN STORE OF sv Accounts trom almost every direction Dealers supplied at the lowest ORTERS NOW RECRIVED AT ISAAC SYCLES, piarmcrs in Saarytant hove Get vee hs feb 617 FACTORY PRICES. DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE, Engravers, Stationer? t 1900Mt 443 Tthstree! menced'sowimg their wheat, the dry weather 326 Penneylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th ¥. ©. REICHENBACH’S Piano Rooms, 498 11th street, near Pennsylvania avenue. revailing to such an extent that they have m unable to prepare their lands for that purpose. In several counties the streams haye entirely stopped running. pedi slusiats- a _ 87 With the exception of Col. Fisher, Chief Sigual Officer, and a single aid, all the officers otthe Signal Compe of the army who have been on dnty east of the bg ryen ak Tiver are hon- JE vata HERVEY SHRIVER. te . YEATMAN £0 59 Lovistans Ar sf ee Ayexve, ee prccngy ieee « beg leave to state that we ha w bel Dar oxpentiitt have pe a ie} Jor e iy of col . ‘Wholeanie ‘and Hhattemht Brocery. at 3 * ey yanieanenus. letropolitan Hotel, utder the le oeren Bro., where leaged to serve © friends the e. in want.will find a fall and com- tment, SPOSBELLB, Bava pur- oC. Bergnences.—Acadamies of the Visitation in ‘Washington and Georgetown, Miss Jnliana May, Professors J. P. Caulfield, Benj. Reiss, F. B. Kiley, ‘and many citizens. ‘sep 22-1m™ HB BRYAN, ROOERS, BAKERS, BAYAN. *%* | oraply mustered out of service. ‘There are 25 r officers:on di i - - arrexcios. | (uiTO RECN, 77 Lire othe issue heeensasl A large and complete assdrtment of pes: lala Rurricatee v. 8 Farr. that Femiain ofa curpe of 160 omcére curps of [40 officers. ‘ORNEY FOR THE PROS! ON OF lice have arrested fo tha eae AER ABADES OF FLOUR, CLAIMS BEFORE TUE DEPARTMENTS | proviarnch, Hel. charged with passing couse B Street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, | AT’ LOW RATES, OF THE GOVEBNMENT. terfeit United States currency, and a large peur Grover's Theatre, Washington, D. 0., ‘WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. Ghaima ts Pike Moeee, Lost Clothing, Beunty, | quantity has been recovered, loceding S100, egnateetirers and Dealors in : Peg Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other preper- $1, and 50 cent. scrip. One ef the men is TIS, SURET-IRON AND JAPARNED WARE, A180, J:srattenled te geomstaiee alleged to be a wholesale distributor of coun. PARLOR, COOK, AND OFFIOZ STOVES, FEED, BACON, WHISKY, &c., ATLOW RATES, | Omce 99.4% street. Post Office Rox 498 Wash- | terfeit money for fe | RANGES, FURNAGES. ac. In quantities to suit, by fagto’ city, D. 0. Binal b Index KITCHEN sod HOUSE:FYayishine mapLE- | “° 7 ia az Th ure, announces that t MENTS of °Ykinds,suchas |” WM, M. GALT & CO., 7 M oy ‘a will _pomunance mae Knives, Fouks, Pars: Botters,’ Buckets, Spoons, Cor, Indiana ave, and lst st.) Freedom: in Raleigh,” im a few dn eet Retake ed geteay eee. Saualiy oc the Fooee under thelaw: ns AN A wRicD we willeeit of low de any other HATS! HATSI!.- ivr | f law: ’ Ter nena porremaer nant | Wgeeas nea Os 7AD | whan of JOU WORM pros alent wade ee Ce enon with the SILK om viet & F BA large euppr of! MS for 4 3 Bow, 0 Bopalas “eget veere, iF at i B.— Measures : so A Tron a 2035-30 ; i ec i 3 We F i & mi side “Darius Morris, Uo. A, 160th N. ¥. = bh nd also receipt from Oapt. Winder for 8 number of watches i = —ptaeaceoered ; an annonn a y; of the Court of Claims, had tendered ose of their room. and the commission adjourned to Thursday next at 10 o'elock. Affairs in Virginia. Nearly all of the candidates for Congress in Virginin who are unable to take the onth pre- scribed by Congress,have withdrawn, and pub- lic opinion there seems to fayor this course The Times, the Whig and the Republic, of Richmond, are all in favor of electing as repre- sentatives to Congress only persons who can take the test oath. The Lynchburg Virgrmman and the Petersburg Express aiso urge the same policy. The Lynchburg Republican and the Saunton Spectator do not think it important to elect men who can take the oath. The Richmond Whig says that Manchester is waking up, that the manufacturing interest: of the town are jnceesing in ce, and the factories now filling large orders, It is un- derstood that recently some wealthy and infiu- entiat Northern capitalists have made exten- sive purchases in anchester: and will short- ly commence extensive improvements thereon Mr. C. P. J. Dimitry, imprisoned by order of General Terry, as the writer of the article in the Bujletin for which that journal was stp- bas been released uv giving bis role not to leave the city of witho permission, and not to criticize the administra. tion of the Government of the United States. Messrs. Cowardin & Ellyson, who contem- plate reviving the Richmond Dispatch news- paper, have leased one of the Purcell baild- ings, corner of Governor and Main street The Dispatch will be issued about the ist of November. The Enquirer will be issued on or about the 15th instant. An attempt was made to destroy the Spots- wood Hotel by fire Friday morning, bat was frustrated before the flames had made mach progress. The Richmond Republic says:—“ We are au- thorized by several prominent and influential citizens of Pittsylvania county to request the commissioners, who will superintend the elec- tion of a Representative in the fifth Congres- sional district, to opena poll for Hon. J. M Botts at every precinct in the district.” During the month of September $400,000 worth of tobacco, bonded at £160,000, was shipped from Richmond to northern ports. One hun- dred and seventy thonsand pounds of tobacco was shipped from Richmond on Wednesday for Europe Dr. Martin was shotand killed near Char- lottesville by an intoxicated Federal oMcrr, who went to went to the residence of Colonel Heiskell, the brother-in-law of Dr. M., toarrest the Colonel. The Lientenant was brought down to Richmond by Capt. Foster, and by order of General Terry ironed and lodged m prison. Gen. P. T. Moore will leave Richmond in a few days on atour through the northern and northwestern States, in order to consult with prominent business men upon the subject of the organization of the National Express Com- any. oes weekly paper is soon to be started at Warrenton, to be called the Virginia Sentine!. The First National Bank bas been organized ip Staunton, Va.; Alexander H. H. Stuart, pres- ident. The October term of the London county court commences at Leesburg to-day. Syxnop or Virernia—The Presbyterian Synod of Virgima met at Lynchburg on Wednesday last, and after the usual opening religious exercises and a short address, ad- journed. On Thursday, Rev. Jonn M. P. Atkinson was elected moderator; and Dr. Ramsey. chairman of the committee on the state of the Chureh, submitted a lengthy report. The report recommends that no question be raised as to boundary lines between the State of Vir- ginia and West Virginia, and that the Synod should embrace the whole territory heretofore ineluded. together with that portion of Mary- land now within its jurisdiction. The status of the colored population having been changed. the duties of master and servant had ceased to exist, but the law of love still remains, and it becomes the duty of the superior race to do all for the socif! and religious advancement of the negro. The report further recommends the establishment of a religious ery which should be fully sustained and ably edited speaks of the ministerial duties of ministers, and closes with a eulogy on the ecclesiastical union of the two churches. So much of the report as referred to the publication of a vews- paper was referred to a special committer. One thousand dollars were raised on the floor of the Synod to enable the churehes of the State to su) pply themselves with suitable tract«, Sunday ras ao books, and other religious read- ing. A motion was made that that portion of the report referring to the instruction of colored persons be referred to aspecial committee, with Instructions to report at Lhe next meeting Of the Synod. which led to considerable discussion: and, without arriving at any conclusion there- on, the Synod adjourned till Friday. TROUBLE AMONG THE EMIGRANTS.—A lot of German emigrants who bad been brought bere from New York, to work for one of the farmers in a neighboring county, were in Court yester- gay to show cause why they should pot pay the farmer the amount he had expended for their transportation trom New York. ltap- —— that they had signed a contract, which ad been written both in English and German, by which they obliged themselves, and families. to work for eighteen dollars per month and found, tor the space of six months. After reaching the farm they refused to allow their wives to work tor the farmers and alleged tha: they did not so understand the bargain, bat there it was in black and white; and so it was decided by the court. It appears that the great trouble, thus far, wi the emigrant scheme, has been to get the women to work. Men with families sre willing to work on the farms of their employers, but they want their Wives to remain in their quarters to cook and wash, wait on the babies and raise chickens, &c., and this appears but reasonable: give the men less pay and let their wives remain at home to look out for their comfort ana con- venience; or increase their pay and do mot fur- nish supplies,—Norfolk Post, 7th. Tue Fret Market.—Judging from the ap- pearance of the wharves and the private yards, the supply of wood and coal on id is rather light for the present season of the year, but sales are tolerably brisk. The few cool days of the past week have set people to work ex- amining their coal bunks and wood cellars, in order to be prepared for the coming winter. The retail rates are as follows, with an up- ward tenden¢y:—Fair quality yellow pine, $6.50 per cord; best quality, $7.50; oak, to $6.50; hickory. $9, and but little im the market of the latter. Soft white ash coal, $11.60 per ton, and $12 for Lyken’s Valley. Many of the retail dealers in coal declare that the Baltimore market ‘© monopolized by two or three heaviest dealers. —Balt. pa hag ad Tue Dry Goops Market.—The trade ie week has been, upon the whole, dull. Toward “74 a rte gold had the effect of re- yiving confidence in prices, and brought in an increased number a on resulting in an improvement in the quotations of some lead- ing styles of cotton goods. The general feeting of the jobbing and retail trade is oneof caution, and commission agente to show mote disposition to sell. Stocks, , continue extremely light, and until the production has been largely increased, it would seem unlikely that prices can permanently decline to any im- portant extent.—. ¥. Commercial. _—— S27 Outlaws are committi depreda. tions in Northern Sistemas tees known as ‘visited of Jobn 8. Wilson, near ee tortared to death with fire in vain money, also killed the overseer, Witson's wine i. daughters. Four of the ruffians ig troops that pursued them. iS ak cane, gang for whose capture Gen, Howard once offered a reward. ber. prune tnd Denar, pats members of are to be elected. &7-Col. SP. Resaiese * prop td bm ae fs Weasels, Mexico, 4 se a7 The held an