Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1864, Page 1

p Boros8aLs ron Loar ; == TaEasvny, Deranrusnr July 35, 964. + Notice in hereby given that subseriptions will | be received by the Preasurer of th@ United States, the eeverai Assistant Treasurers and Designated Depoeitories and by the National Banks designated aslified as Depositories and Financial Agents er Treasury Notes psyable three years from = Anugnst 15, 1564, bearing interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths per cent. per annum, with + semi-annual coupons attached, payable in lawful money. These notes will be convertible at the option of the holder at maturity, into six per eent. gold Dearing bends, redeemable after five and payable twenty years from August 15, 1967, ‘The Notes will be issued im the denomination s 0 fifty, one bondred, five hundred, one thousand an five thousand doMars, and will be ismmed in blank, or payable to order, as may be directed by the sub- seribers. All sabscription must be for fifty dollars, or some multiple of fifty dollars. Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos Hes, The party depositing must endorse upon the original certificate thedenomination of notes re- quired, and whether they are to be issued in blank er payable to order, When so endorsed it must be left with the officer receiving the deposit, to be forwarded io this Department. The noter will be transmitted to the owners free of transportation charges ss noon after the reosipd of the original Certificates of Deposit as they can be prepared. LATEST NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. ‘The Richmond Editors Think that Lin- > m Hangs Fire—Threy have —The Yan- k rism in Richmend. tusk ot ave A of the Richmond Examiner 2 Bore th (Qist,) received here, says: “There Was no news of interest from any quarter yea. terday, Lincoln’s campaign, waren wee Boe~ itively Ye have crashed the Uonfederacy, hangs fire ai the teason of the year most tayorable to Active Military operations. We may, however, ‘with certainty ct his armies to be again pat in motion before t snow.” The Examiner says“there was & rumor car- rent last night that Mi Gen. Robert Rhodes had been Killed in the Valley, and that his body had reached Staunton. We did not learn whe- ther he was killed in battle or a sxirmish, nor any particulars whatever.” [Vote.—From the above it would appear that, the accounts of Sheridan’s victory had upt at thattime reached Richmond, or at least had not been made puniie) The Examiner publishes the following ac- count of the Yankee raid into the county of Orange on Monday: “The raiding party was about 500 strong, and are thesame with whom Mosby has re- cently been fighting in the vicinity of encase and Alexandria. They came down through Culpeper, and on Monday morning arrived at the Orange and Alexandria Railroad orid, over the Rapidan, which they a\cempied w de stroy, but the timbers bing green, and the structure but a mere“trestls work, their suo- cess Was not commensurate with their effert. WASHINGTON, D. C.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1864, Ne, 3,611. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. FRUM NEW ORLEARS, Rumors about General Banks—Later from Mexico—Another Fight between the French ertinas. . New ORLgans, Sept. 16, via CAIRO, Sept. 23. There is nothing new from Mobile. Colonel Day, of the 9ist Illinois, commands the Federal troops at Brazos Santiago. Itis ramorea im military circles here that General Banks leaves this Department next week. He is now more popular with the Free “, XXIV. @ AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. FUTURE DAYS. x FORD'S NEW THEATER. ~ CANTESRES SEL Tenth street, above Pennsylvania avenue. Y 3.0. MGQUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers, MUBIO, }CANTERBURY HALL. | AND JORN T. FORD, ——. Proprietor and, Mansger CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE vacanr | H A L L?CANTERBURY HALL.$ THEATER | 51.09, 0f Holliday Btreet Theatey., daltimoret LOTS AT THE CORNER OF F STREET NORTH Lovrsiama Avance, q AND 12TH STREET WEBT. Near Corner af Sixth street, Kear of Nattonal and Last night of the engagement of the Popular Fidmerynemprrteee eo reeacuarelcie Metropolitan Hotels. Artists, Mr. and Mis. istrict o: olumbia, passed on ie mn coos. any whintin thaw Wiltacuieter icine | Wek, Ostanivox ———— "singe Wanaret "ping RVANING. a Arthitte Welscn cord othete mre Gofconte nce | Xe patepianter | Last time of the new Sensation Drams of vd Arthur Neb nfond aot UIs _AvOL LOS. ar Lodersigned Trantee will, on WEDNESDAY: the | Jum BOPvvs... Musical Director HLBEN MAVOURNERN; 2th day of October, A D 1844, at 5 o’clock p.m., Or, 8T. PATRiCK’S EVE. in front of the premises, sell, at public auction, Terrence O’More, (a young peasant i State party than ever before, A Interest will be allowed to August 15 on all | ihe following described pieces of ground. situated UNPARALLELED SUCCESS Tove with Ka-hieen). 2 Mt J.¥lorense | A McCiellan organ will be started here if | The injury tothe bi is trifling, it being onty deporita made prior to that date, and will be paid | the city of Washington and District of Columbia, To conclude with the Protean Qowediettaentitied | his friends cannot purchase one of the city | Simged. ‘The raiders then crossed the Rapidan Dy the Department upon receipt of the original certificates. Asthe notes draw interest from August 15, per sons making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the interest acerued from date of note to into Orange, burned Holliday’s Mills, near Rapidan Station, containing 2 bare nantity of wheat belonging to the Orange and xan- dria Railroad Company. my, then started for Orange Court Honse, but had proceeded but.about two miles when they were ambas- with the appurtenances thereto belonging, Via : or zee MIBCHIEVOUS ANNIB. fattecn foot oa. eth eet, in gauare 29) teouting POWERFUL AND TALENTED COMPANY, pun Florence in five characters, with Songs and 4 nee that width the depth of raid lot. MONDAY—First sppearance of the Charming And the north part of Lot 17, in same square, i ”] (290.) fronting twenty eight feet and six Inchon on | THE VARIRTY THRATER OF THE PEOPLE, | Actress and Universal Favorite, apers, F Later. The transport Alabama has just arrived from Brazos with the intelligence that another fight occurred at Bagdad, between the French and date of deposit. street west and running back with that width in her own origisal character of Cortinas. Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars | ie ceri of thelot. so tne decree, will Lien Lae Oe ou FANCHON. THE CRICKET. exh Ppiveie letter written ton minates nese Harte (rare ed re ede eon and upwards for these notes at any one time will | be: One third of the purchare money in cash: and THE MO MPANY GROVEK S THEATER. rogressing. Artillery is used on both sides, | Over the Rapidan into Culpeper, in their the residue in six a be allowed a commission of oné-quarter Of one per d twelve months. with interest | received with a per‘eet avalanche of applause. Pennsy,vania Avenue, near Willard’s Hotel. Cent., which will be paid by this Department upon , for which the purchaser's security, will be taken, with he French marines are good gunners, and The frightened ao turned loose a number are entrenched. The result is purely con- of our horses and mules which they had picked notes, with appro’ Leonard Grover... -.Director ir receipt of a dill for the amount, certified to by | 3 eigined 1 th : 0, D._ Hen... Acting jectural.” up at the pastures in Culpeper. This is the officer with whom the deposit was made, No | "If the terms of sale be not complied with in five JOHN DENTER SATURDAY EVENING, Beptember.at;- = = last of this rafé.' The raiders are now deductions for eomutissions must be made from | 4#ys thereafter, the Trustee reserves the right to JOHN DENIER, last night po-itively of the orilliant engagement GRANT. tracks for Alegandria. The only real damage Te-ee @ property on whic! e fan! shal JO! ENTE oO J jone \e} ol "a the deposits. eae atthe risk ne Senet the defualtivg 3onN pEnige eps DAE PONISI, No Later News from the Front—Negetia- fait anh tae eheatircomeniat ame: Officers receiving deposits will see that the | purchaser, on one week’s publie notice. c © and her last appearance in her unequalled tions for Exchange of Prisoners. «In the City Councils Mr. Scott offered a re- proper endorse ents are made upon the original | | Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by THE AMERICAN BLONDIN. impersonation of LADY MACBETH. RTRESS MONROE, Sept. 22.--No arrivals vides inal | sue purchaser THE AMBRICAN BLONDIN, Me fine young actor, Mr- J.C. MOGOLLOM, ana | ,)¥° eee ep vals | solution to authorize the Mayor to offer a re- bar ao z * JOHN C. KENNEDY. Trustee. THE AMERICAN BLONDIN, the excellent Company of this Theater, will aus. | ‘his Pp. m. from City Point. Aone ward of $1.(00 for the detection of the incen- officers authorized to receive deposits are sep20-eokda JAS. 0, McC UIBE & CO., Aucta, THE AMERICAN BLONDIN tain Madame Poniai in his arduous performance, | _ 4 arrival from Aikin’s Landing this morn- | qiaries engaged in kindling the fires now of Tequested to give to applicants all desired informa- THE AMERICAN BLOND IN, and the public is promised an unuguaily fine per’ | ing reports that yesterday Major Mulford was | nigntly occurrence in Richmond and suggest- tion, and afford every facility for making sub- ¥ J. O, Mc@UIRE & 08., Auctioneers, THE AMERICAN BLON DIN, formance of Shakspeare’s Grand Creation, appurently making the exchange of his one | jing the co-operation with the police of the seriptions, W. P, FESSENDEN, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VAOANT | the most artistic Gymnast in the world will por- | ___________MACBETH. ____s|_ thousand rebel prisoners taken up on the 19th | members of the Fire Brigade as patrolmen.” ty %-tf Secretary of the Treasury. on SHURSDAT Aten wooe ts < form his perform his perilous feat of VARIETIES! VARIETIES! instant. From Mobile. ee in » Sept. 29th, at WALKING A ROPE MUSIC HALL AND THRATER. 7 i i 5 sai TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. | ‘is lero! theSasieme Chore of toe Ditiet WALEING 2 BORE PIPISBEMONE Peter sat Bees setden, | Uo” M""Yineota and Jeumson. | pegsacola are eporied to bo mabing’s aid on D pt oul ict Ls by i bd of Columbia, made ina cause (No. 98 in equity) WALKING A z soe rees nduenmanpab BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-The Hon. Henry | Pollard.” Dp .. OAPE MAY. | Wherein Julius M Granger is complainant, and WALKING A DOUBLE MUSIC HALL AND THEATREICAL | Winter Davis will speak for the free constitu. From Georgia. Y RAILROAD PROM PHILADELPHIA rao | Ai¢!2 Douglss and others are defendante, Rese WALKING A EERYORMANCE BYTHETRIPLECOMPANY. | tion and for Lincoln and Johnson, at Elkton, | ‘The Macon Confederate says:—«It is cur- FA Wier EReny RAIL’ divided Into desirable Building Lots, fronting re- | stretched from the Btage tothe Gallery,adistance | *°'TWk"DRAMATIC MIRROR OF LIFE, Maryland, on Tuesday next, the 27th Instant. | rently rumored on the etreets that Gen. Beau- VAs wast JERSEY spectively on north I atreet, New Jersey avenue, | of ZA ‘ Fitzsimmons’ etrange Drama. in two acts, —_—orn > regard is to take command of the Army of Ten- a. m., accommodation due and Ist street west, all having fine alley facilities ONE HUNDRED IRTY FEET, DANGEHS OF A DANCING GIRL: Curious Calculataions. nessee.” ince epg intherear ONE HUNDRED Y FEET, Or, TRIALS OF A DANSEUSE. isnpie wutarest Gt Sor The Macon Telegraph remarks:—“If the 7 a This Square is located on the high ground north ONE HUNDRED A i The Home of the Dancer—The Phantom Mother— | The eimple mterest of one cent, at six per | ott Cree seine map, he will come to a of the Capitol, in the immediate vic'nity of St. al- ONK HUNDRED A iT, The Explosion in the Theater—The Blockade-run- | cent per annum, from the commence- er ee Lee oysius Church and the National Printing Office, ONE HUNDRED AN iT, ner’s Den—The Abduction of the Danseuse—Death | ment of the Christian era to the close of the | realizing sense of the ease with which Sher- and is ineveryzespect desirable for private resi- este en before Dishonor—The Dael EE pony ht. present year 1663, would be but the triflingsu’ man can repeat from Atlanta the combined ‘ue at 8% p.m. dences. x £ carrying Also. DOUBLE MUSIC HALL SHOW. of eleven hundred dollars, seventeen cents and | Movement by which he backed Johnson down Through without change of ears or baggage, | ,,Terms: One third cash; the remainder iné and | MAN ON TOE ACT PRDRN SAY ATTERNOON, at 3 p.m., DAN- |} eignt mills; but if the same principal, at the | from Dalton to the heights of Altoona. It New cars, and everything first-class. Of the trbiteas: onthe catilcatlog CF tere ieee | Sean ON BA ORe GEES OF A DANOING GIB. a; FIT same rate and time, had been allowed to accu- | Shows how Sherman can move by different Pas RENSSELAER, Sup’t. sales by | MAN ON HIS BACK, LOOKOUT FOR FITZ8IMMONS’ BENEFIT. : ds, flank Barnesville, and thenes south. je 20-3m J.VAN B the court asd pay aent of the purchare money. the | MAN ON HIS BACK. supine at componng interest ais peguire seis weonld Tank Mason’ with the same. D OHIO ROAD. rustees will convey the property in fee to the pur = —— x ee je enormous sum of 64,840,000, ,000 of globes BALT'MORE AN RAIL! * | chasers. sae WHEELING A BARROW, PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &ce. | of solid gold, each eaual tothe earth in magni. | ease. Hence there is an overwhelming neces- If the terms of sale are not complied with in five WHEELING A BARROW, . ANDO; le sity for such reinforcements as shall prevent a Hew ees See ae ays after the rale, the Trustees may re-sell the WAEKLING A BARROW, tude, te BBY, be ee ene vs eat were repetition of the S erman strategy from Dal- roperty 60 in default at the risk ani expanse of WALKING BLINDFOLDED | NH OTIC RB! SU CY iC AY Seog ee Aan En eae Ce nto Oto wall? On and after Sunday, June 19th, 1864, Daily Trains | foe purchaser, on one week’s notice in the Na- WALKING BLINDFOLDED. 1 McCLELLAN SOCIAL CLUB, earth now estimated to be one thousand mil- 2 will be run betweem Washington and New York | tional Intelligencer. ; i _ lions, every man, woman and child would re- | Necessity of a Immediate Increase in the and Washington and the West. as follows: Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of AND OTHER INCREDIBLE FEATS, The President and members of this lab regret | ceiyes4,340 golden worlds for an inheritance. g | Rebel Army—Col. Mosby wounded—Move- FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND | the purchaser. |) Vp ap tobe obliged to postpone thele BALL until Were all these globes placed side by sidein | ments of Federal Raiders. BOSTON. 5 Trustees , 5 rt equence of this ne d magnificent a direct line,it would take lightning itself, that From the Richmond Examiner, Sept. 20, Leave Washington at 7.50 a.m.,11.15 a.m..and | sepigeokds JO MoGUINE aistpome Recond Week .ch theta 0, beautien, Misses Hall not being finished for Monday the seth ¢ can girdle the earth in the wink ofan eye, | [F" Sublishian order this amoraing oP es 8.30 p. m. daily, except Sunday, — = MILLIE AND CLARA FOWLER, instant, asadvertised—this baivg the Opening Ball | 73,0¢0 years to travel from endtoend. And if | peristration of all white males between 16 and On Sunday at2.30 p.m. only BY GBEEN, &, WILLIAMS. Auctionsers MILLIE AND OLARA FOWLER, of the Season. i __ | a parrott gun were discharged at one extremity | 78! I i ih the Conn FOR BALTIMORS& AND PHILADELPHIA. No. 526 corner 7th and Datreets north. MILLIE AND CLARA FOWLER, The Club would beg the indulgence of their | While man was stationed at the other—light | 90 motactually serving wi e Confederate Leave Washington at 3pm. daily, except Sun- — MILLIE AND CLARA FOWLER, many friends tor the postponement, and promise | travelling 192 0 miles in a second: the initial | 27™e8 in the fleld. The object of this order is, aa; TRUSTEB’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON MILLIE AND CLARA FOWLER, that nothing will be left undone om their part to | ‘Tavelling On ball being obuat isto feet | no doubt, to learn whether our armies may not Bassengers will note that this train rons as far 12TH STREBT BAST, NEAR NORTH BSTR'T MILLIE AND CLARA FOWLER, TREO ao ean velocity cf a cannon ball being about 1500 feet | b¢ farther strengthened without materially im- as Philadel 2 = ne AT AUCTION. i ; te d has been . 5 By virtue of s deed of trust. dated the 28th day | Peete onan eae toy will bo oa ee tte | Tickets for the 2ith instant will be good for the per second, and in this case supposed to con- i ly. phiaenly tinue at the same rate; and sound moving FOR NEW YORK. pairing the productive capacity of agricul- ture and the mechanic arts. This is an opera- of September, 1859, recorded in Liber J. A.3.* No. fi f October. through the atmosphere 1120 feet in a second— i ve Washington daily at 6.99 p.m. P 1ias 73,74, d 76. their Terpsichorean efforts by the 3d of October. , be P tion at once delicate and important. If the ir ovum ts far New York passengers exclusively, bg ees Pieces oe eee ane izecords BNCHANTING CIRCLE, By order of the Prosident. sep 23 3t* he would see the flash after waiting 110,000 power of exemption and detail has been exer. years; the ball would reach him in seyenty- four billions of years: but he would noi hear the report till the end of one thousand millions D. E of the premises,on TUESDAY. the lith day of OT IO B—The Fourth Grand Ball of th FOR BALSINGEE. October next.at 6 o'clock p, m.,allof Lote Nos3 | COMPRISING SIXTEEN youNG Laprgs, | N °*acouscLaN SOUrAL GLOB ge® and 4, in Square No. 1,011. cised to the extent alieged, there may undoubt- edly be an important econemy in scrutinizing Leave Washington at 6.308. m.,11.15 8. m., 3p. ta 0 : will be given on MONDAY, October 31, at indaul, cies. t m..445p. m..7-2)D. mi and 8.90 p.m., except Bun adhg.ahove prcperty in situated where the Phila- pho rill appear every night in the beantiful Bal pee Spo BEATON 8 HALL. eu ee Ot Veenvarion s Sxatn = tipaul tienes makee ct moat etandalecacios: At iheseme iam our a * rtisement, 5 i Ss aD y, Tr i is Is Gu Bunday at 7.90 a. m..8 p.m. and 8.30. m, ETerme: One-balfcash, balance in six and twelve | {ot urtitied Cais 8201 | ST ANN S INFANT ASYLUM, sop 9-til25" | Laving the sua for is centre, it would reach | Of Seed time is at hand, and any unneccessary FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. months. from day of sale with interest and the pay- i = eines in alt dire tio th d interruption of the farmer’s labors must tell Leave Washington at 6.30 9.m.and3,4.45and8.9) | ments thereof. to be secured by notes from the pur- SICILIENNE VESPERS, OULD Os RDA CES SNe. ctions, one thousand | npon the nextcampaign, both at home and in Rae lag peg ok weed Charer. endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee. SICILIENN£ VESPERS, Prov. roucrss oR Ss seven, bundred ends ancy canons of Tiles) | the fleld. In view of this we most earnesily Glee ee aE eet eee fans tae Onc ob mous: Wel nropercr sue baleen ar SIGILIBNNE VESPERS, fariiliea and the pullic-ecuerslicn tiation end of the present century, it would entirely it so be earnesand dillzsct tn saeidese FOR ANNAPOLIS. after one week’s notice given in the Evening Star, SICILIENNE VESPERS, the 2d of October he will open hie very cen- fill up the solar system, andeven encroach five | Patch © usiness. Work day and night. at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser = All Conveyances, including revenue ptasige ‘at | Also, first time of the elegant Character Dance, the cost of the purchaser. Itis much less trouble to you toeat a late dinner, or no dinner, for a week or two, than Leave Washington at 6.30 a. m. trally situated t Sund. “Wo train for Aana hundred million of miles on the domain of the void beyond the planet Neptune, whose orbit, levy en masse. It isa review, a scrutiny, a purgative of the exempt and detailed list, increase of our army is rendered ne. by the recent Yankee draft, and we can best meet it by reviewing the indulgences granted at a . ACADEMY tor the farmer to ride a plough horse eighteen No jor Annapolis on Sunday. i $ ‘ F LE PLAISIER DEB TYROL * at the distance of two thousand eight hundred Trains leaving Washington at 7.9 a.m; and | Vin ovea om and if nos paid dows it will bereuas LE PLAISIER DE TYROL, No, 310 I street, between 15! and 16th. and fifty millions of miles trom the sun, en. | OF twenty miles to be told he must call again, 8.30 p.m. go through to New York without change | 7s th again and sold to the next highest bidder LE PLAISIER D# TYROL, re Fite z Fae feet circles our whole system of worlds. cat Go poblisned: went fd ainda Sleeping carson 6.9) and8.9p.m.trains. Berths | Who shell comply nee ere: ECK. Trustee. by the Misses Fowler and Mons. 8zollosy. gdapened to bins: ling ars, peta The present avsiem of figures is called the | i. ane no less to the government than fe peo- gan be secured until 5p. m. daily at the ticket of- 2 eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. qe attention. i Arabic method, but it should be more proper- | pie, Let it be known what is wanted, and a ipod bib must be secured of the | 1 Yosnew ofOcti rer Hewulbe ithe Academy dy termed ene aes oe ot, because ae its | who is wanted. Let nsexpel the tapeworm, sleeping car conductor. — i i onday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons from | orjgin among indoos of In whom i Tie ie — Su teres enty aye eee PERSONAL. woralige on ee ale eo 8 to4 o'clock. sep 23-2t* the Arabs learned it; and they, in turn, carried We ventas Gre aouny regard this: pnd tos . .» ™m. je y Batons, Tearel, Annapolis Janction and Relay JENNIE ENGLE, the art into Spain, where they practised it ay. TB, LABBE’S DANOING ACADEMY. EMALE COMPLAINTS and Diseases arising JENNIE ERG: F EB CO} is ‘ ‘F.R. LABBE has the honor of informing his Piepa E- + Honcrable snd sclenGlle trestnent wee D. W. COLLINS November, he is obliged to. postpone the, during their long occupation of that country, The publication of their astronomical tables in the form of almanacs was the principle mean of spreading it abroad among the surrounding nations; but so slow was the progress, that 4 daily, except Sun Bon Bunday it stops at all way points, PARTICULAR NOTIOE. Passengers will please observe that the Sp. m. train runs only as far as Philadelphia daily, except D. W. COLLINS, commencement of his classes in Washington| ¥ whem men were not so important to ue. Sunday. Qa Bandey it runs eo eer ne csenaers {EVER AND AGUE PERMANENTLY CURED D. W. COLLINS, until that time. Due notice will be given in fature Reheat sree fo panel about the | WE guys prompt report on the part of the « onlv. ; 4 fc tion, tickets of any kind Se ree ee ee the personater ef the great eccentricity, navertiperne2 —e— =P eat eee We uuck Go am epimers bed For farther informatOONTZ agent ar Wasu: | lic to cure the Fever and Aguo permanently in THE HAPPY OLD MAN, [AFM HIOWABLE DANCING ACADEMY, | GENERAL Convanrion or THz Univarsat | ly strengthened without materially imparting Sc., apply te ae rickas Office. one week’s time. Also other complaints treated * | 1878,—The annual session of the General Con- | Gur industrial or social interest, ie ington Tp EMITH Jen r of Transportation, with great success at No. 403 K street, between “Tike OP ee T Temperance Hall, E street, between 9th and 10th, | yention of Universalists in the United States n L. M. COLE, GeneraPTicket Agent. Je20-tf_ | oth and loth ats, on Return of the Ethiopian Monarch, Boe ee ieee ee of America, for 1661, commenced in Eagle | Destructive Fires Roging in Charleston. FAREAT PENNS 4 , ATTENT. — N i is us ps Hall, Concord, New Hampshire, on Tuesda: JHARLESTON, Sept. 1s, 1561.—A large tire oc- REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE rapes OL PCat smwine cone JOHN MULLIGAN, will resume his usual course of instruction etry Ce eee oa Luescavall curred bacocyestatdny (Gestrovitig eeneiroer a No. 580 7th street. Island. Particular attention JOHN MULLIGAN a eee TOE SOISION Rev. R Eddy, of Pennsylvania, and Rey. G. | ty-five buildings in Archdale, Beanfair, CHf- 0 TER EST to Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children’s under gar- JOHN M = ters, TUES: LL. Demarest, of Ohio, one of the vice pres- | ford and Weststreets. Another fire broke out NORTHWEST AN DSOUTHW . ments. Machine stitching done at five cents per JOHN M nore Rats Lives Paces pois x DAY, idents, was called to the chair. Delegates were | this morning at the southeast corner of Trade ae: = pe JOHN M Claes for Gentlemen, every TUESDAY, THURS- | Present from Maine, New Hampshire, Ver. | and Mecting streets, destroying two large man- Mens MARSHA, late from a northern city, soe - DAY and SATURDAY, from 8 to 10 p.m; mont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connec- | sions. When the fire wasin progress aboutone would inform the public that she has taken JOHN M ¥ tient, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Il- ON AND AND AFTER NOVEMBER 15TH hundred and twenty shots were fired at the city. trains willleave Baltimore from the North Cal- e | a] it up her residence at No. 403 K street, between For further particalars see cirotlars at Music | io ois. The fqliowing gentlemen were elacted Colonel Mosby Wounded. Stores, or apply at the Academy during school and Ith. Is prepared to read the past and Ps : 7 % t Station as follows: foretell future events, ‘au 2-Im* hours. sep 5-2w* officers of the onvention for the ensuing year: Last Wednesday, while the gallant Colonel vert et Mail at tors a= A. M. ama rere a DELEHANTY AND WARD, NIOW READY. President, Rey. G. L. een ae or Onto: Vice | Mosby was returning from a scout with only Bagrsbure Accom: $8 5 ee 2 — be ota perth lse eee DELEHANTY AND WARD, President, Hon. A. D. Manson, o: aine; Sec- | two of his men, near Washington city, he was Lightaing Expres*--—- ——--— .M, nalten = oll rere Lwator Bota = — DELEHANTY AND WARD, THE POLITICAL HISTORY retary, Rev. B. H. Davis, of Massachusetts. | suddenly attacked by seven Yankee cavalry. A.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON | with the noe ra rs “ening and Are eC DELEHANTY AND WARD, Several committees were appointed, and re- | In the rencontre we regret to have to state Ool. Tee cts with they.20 a. m. train from Baltimore | Shinn,’’ as all who are found so offending will be | the Champion Clog Dancer, onaes ports submitted from the business committees. | Mosby received a flesh ‘wound in the thigh i Reeeohunt er scteattges cue RE | Udieenertee aera ae create —— UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, | cmtne Rushmond correrpondent of sme | ntiwebtor wa, _* =r 9 inshedela Beare Falls, and for New York city, fore also notify ie aaa that eels DOUGHERTY, REDDEN, AND HALL, DURING London Times, writing under ate of August 5, - ae for Elmira and the North and Pittsburg - Union Bottling Depot, 57 Greene st., in their eccentricities FROM NOVEMBER 6, 1860, TO JULY 4, 1864; General is described as suffering greatly from The peace rumors by which the stoek mar- and the West, Aug 18,1864. [aul9-1m] Georgetown, D. 0, | * c the acute sensitiveness of his right arm, which | ket has been acted on by the bears this morn- [aS kid ahaa) ane Including a classified summary of the legislation | was still wholly paralyzed, and it was appre- | ing are without trustworthy toundation. BLERPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS. | DENTISTRY W. B, CAVANAGH, of the Second Session. of the Thirty sixth Con- | nended at the rebel capital that he would not | Gold opened at 217, and after selling down Bon THROUGH TRAIN ONBUNDAY . W. B. CANANAGH, jongress the First Be-sion of the Thirty eighth | be able for many weeks, and perhaps months, | to 211 4, losed at 212%. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. D TISTRY.—Drs. LOCKWOOD & MERRILL, | in new Comic Bongs. Congress, vite shewciee Rereon, and the impor to resume active operations in the field. ean ge is more active, at 1098100% for . ; R 7 ant Executire, Judici« olitico-Military Lara Pa yaa - 3 hig tsl aga a entation soatg et tha | Ran oe ee Mirae — | Seay TAT OTST Facts of that eventful period; together with the | © POLICEMEN ON A STRIKB.—The police of | “ The loan market is unchanged. At 7 per PP a om (mh Peoae —, Seeks, ‘co: operations performed in the most skillfal The entire mammoth company of over organization, legislation and Geral proceedings | Wheeling, Va., are onastrike. Several months cent. loans on good securities, with ample . of the Rebel Administration. ago they requested an increase of pay. Find- manner. jarges mable. sep 8-Im* ges Teasonal Dp ONE ing the city government disinclined to accede margins, are readily obtained. Commercial paper is passing slowly at former rates. Oer- Tner enn. avenue and 6th st: pander Hetlonal Hotel, Hon. Epwarp McPugrson, i Superintendent N. O. R. &, RBAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. oN Clerk of the House of Representatives of the | to their demands, they have retused to do duty | tificates of indebtedness continue to absorb a Pass and Ticket Ageit lion etna and Teeth Eztracud wii Prin cwith the Mukrite of one Une BAsrey tains a MAGAzINg OF FACTS, ar- ony ener el oe mone - Belpog pistes RAR Sap bc adalat ly would 5 “ Ls o 4 z - . s. I » - | have ve n discounts, ests ____ Penn. avenut_ | | T vould advise all pagans Raving, teeth to. ex gue penged 12 gonrtitating s most ralusble. contribu: quence, of nightly occurrence. ‘The stock market is unsettled from tne de- ANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, rz , ONE tion to the Historical Literature of the country, wo men from Delaware, pressing forces in operation fenpaey Bie & and have them taken out by this new and harmless process, Also call and! examine the tor’s new and im- Rove on A RAIL. In all the votes, parties are classified. we understand, came to Uenterville on Satar- ernments are quiet. Statestocks are |, coal . The Index is thorough, both as tomames and sub- stocks heavy, and money shares neglected. Am ForsGm anv Ri TRANSPORTATION Sevests Stawet Waarr, 2 tote i ivi = f buyin sub- ? : WasuincTon, D, C,, August 25, 1364. apg Morte he es Artificial Teste. Xf wily oe seusen in, s great and glorious bill, em- tena ne = ian yarns Shien Retest Or oe Art ena and noisy. at night, thie Dont taeeee rephrase With. racing gems from the ., 8YO., law, sheep; price $i; FREE RY MAIL, < In accordance weet o et Rons from Brigadice | 724 Will have them in no ofke OPERA, DANCE, BURLESQUE. Fanon, | 117?" PHILE'< SOLOMONS, ‘Pablimhera, | |S RUMDET Of Perens tae ee ee | gut any apparent special reason for tye ty General D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, De- | Igth and Igth strecth, aac ER ‘DRAMA, AND PANTOMINE. "| _se1s-cotw Metropolitan Bookstore, 332Pa.ay | Conduct and gave hem a tide (ober Be SY tied ae AO 212.) Boer and Lower Cetar Poistncin taepooitions | 207 ___8. B. LEWIN, M. D., Dentist. | orny7ens, STRANGERS AND L qnonan FORREET: xv George W. McDonald, al'as M. M. Dun- | rumor was started in the room that Long- gecuried by thas ight Bouts, previous to their de- | [Vf TEETH. LOVERS OF THE DRAMA | 24ATE Quartermaster Dnited States Army, | ning, of the 3d Maryland cavalry, was yester- | street, with 40,000 men, was in the rear of bay iomtangnche nl Hake wilh bo emaue « LOOMIS, M. D., the Inventor and Patentee | 4:1) be repaid by visiting a day shot at Fort McHenry, having been con- | Sheridan, and the price again rallied to 214, victed by court-martial of desertion and assault regular demand and a There is very litt! ofthe MINBBAL PLATE TERTH at Ordnance, Quartermaster’s, tends Bence at bis office in Officers, zeny any each of the schooners. The reason given by THE GREAT CANTERBURY. tains of ls, chartered t persons % and batiery with intent to Kill. He acknowl- | lightsupply. The operations up to noon were Uulted. Mates Gaterniaster Desertnect’ for | South vincent seth aes Commissary's edged the justice of his sentence. rincipally “turning” transactions of the and NT acchoring in the Petomac river at night.'was, | person can wear others who eannet wear these, BEGULAR MATINEE FOR LADIES. acoou Bi. SusPENSioN.—All the cotton mills in Balti- | brokers. aground’ if they altsupied torrac suit the susets | whhase nine ned nse Tosh aeeemaeeee | REGULAR MATINEE FOR LADLag- A64 Tenth sre shington,D. 0, __ | More county have suspended operations. in | oy a iemnina RUN.—A trot for $1,000, dark. The lai laced th. REGULAR MATINEE FOR LADIES. au %-lm* sshington, D. C. consequence of the high price of cotton. They re ML & 2 ve alight suttcintly strong to enable all ingest, and most perfect denture that SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, cangot manufacture goods at present prices, | mile heats, between Mr, McOanby’s «Yellow pase ‘up and down the river with safety. | ast ce, the MINERAL PLATM will be SATURDAY AFTERNOON, when cotton s $1.80 per pound-—Townsontown paler Nori ane oe they govern themselves by the char’ re Fully warranted, BATURDAY AFTEBNOON, FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE U. 8. Treasury, | Advocate. Ete nat He ‘Baltimore ree na at eos cet ae] Oe ei Gres Cae pepeine | RT aces NE eT SAPUEBAY APRERNOOS: Barres Balers fe the fr ris ure hardy dons wnt ka"pat | peau meowrrlems Renate a. 2 by steam will be allowed. to ‘anchor, excepting in - * maaré-ly” ; NEW U. S. 73-10 LOAN plans sroor Bre Bare ys Concent Tt put | 5404. There was more than the usual inter- pone Se eg lr werd aa y OOLLING & 00.8 Tis vais Fe eal authorized by the act of June ath, 1364, don't take on the pesoh grub, ‘aud live longer eT el tent eee Sane Ail masters of vessels are directed to report any aren PHIA ERIOES OF ADMISSION: The notes will be issued under date of August | than the tree au naturel. lect ‘on the part of the parties on board ef the PHILADELP: Parquette, Balcony, and Gall —-- 2 cents tolen from Rehts schooners, in not Kesping their lights burn- DEAUGHT ALE AND PORTEB. Orchestrs chair 1th, in denominations of 4 nary baci containing $15 rnd and Gallipolis, ng the Contederate ener veenng of “ copy of this eireulat Sill be Kept posted in the | Yamnow receiving large quantitiesof DRAUGHT | Heserved Orchestre : 850, $100, 8500, $1,000 and $5,000, | Gniogon Monday Inst. It was SUDSeqOe ny eee ce erro eee ace, Mis- piles Bouse of every vessel owned and chartered | ate and PORTER from this celebrated brewery, | Upper Balcony Boxes... payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at | recovered and the stage driver was arrested 88 | tay Confederacy could hope for no aid from y the Government, plying on the Botomac. rive | which Iam prepared to furnish on short notice to Bungie seas in 4 Paleony Bax -- fsais can be secured | 73-10 per centum per annum, payable semi-gn- | te thief. Europe, and asserted that the defeat of Sher- 8029-2 Capt. and A.Q. all persons who favor me with eats orders, f-om 10 in the morning till 2 p. m, tea nually, and will be convertible at the option of we Exod Delman ibses Renee Eptelgdylore man in Geared. od ema necessary to 367 Diener 367 Piss op lapagt tg ctrl poh na har the holder at maturity into six per cent, Five- of tan beokusce, charged. with giving ald | g>yt is stated that the “Barnaims” of Aus- J. T. Kipwatt. RICHARD Hexpznsom, | Goods delivered inall partsof Washington and FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, SEPT. 33, Twenty Bonds. comfort to the rebels during their late raid into tralia havo been treating witn the Rey. Mr. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, Georgetown, free of charge. BENEFIT OF JOHN DENIER, We bay and sell— aryland. S ‘Tom Ssyers,either of whom, No, 367 D street, near, Ninth, Franklin Hall a : aan sy duisa tire BENEFIT oa DENISE, GOVERNMENT BONDS ofall issues, Rte Bae eat euaale Aa DSi iris copAdently believed, ‘would “extensively a! ion 3 of ans wept ret ie ise aes oa, vee tae pe | — Pett _Setepreesi2- 8, BENBFI? OF 30s DENIBR, pcre in INDEBTEDNESS Giemarads SOD aa Tana a. ne Md ahs Sty adepethe rane.0e ting ine public that they are now receiving ir Fal 7 . rT i Btock of PAPERHANG INGS and WINDOW Josrnzczrvige en med comnlete stock of _| on which occasion he will make an Penge az Paniahment by wipping, is on ups is Lhe cure care, starting & fight, and sa tbe males SHADES, PA HOOL BOO) TSIDE THE CAN’ the highest pri i eee and 7 sazte, ge. All of the latest styles and which Tetategl atisehool feasielig gmbracing ASCENSION gerne THE See au aeeeent area's CROCE ween oes acne mune wee bore oil ees bette: aS, The postage. stamp aystom, has been at the lowest cash prices, Blatens Blate et Pell Teen ee eee | Al iy i Fait 8 2S s r <andria Journal recommends an'| Sdopted — m.. paver hung in the city or eountry by expe- | tionery, Ink, Pens hubber Bleck fe te | AB By OANTERDURY FH pabeec regen ‘of the Mayor of that pipers =) ya Board an at Gemember the las. No sey’ D street, near | Bubdbers, &c:. Ac. Wit. BALLANTYNE, | ah pee, Me, 498 : y Pre gait tho Knightage of Sage ee MP. The of Grest F Tr) ge ot Grea t Soe Y 9th, entrance on D Ce eats 7th st,, bet, Dand Es to the opporite corner. including some fearful feat New York snatched a din. | _.57"A billiard totrsisntent for we a __38T_____sfautm) 867 BERT 103 niyteae ETT Sanding | THE ASORNSION. WILL TAKE PLAGE BE. oh ate eat from 8 gentleman's: | SR! of Pennaytvanis, ni held sPainl PSP M AED CLARK ons DEALER, Lie which we 2a PO A tg Pe R THE : bosom while be was on Broadway. en ga Camptell. of Coc idm Virginia avenue, between sth and leth ats., east, mark ites fe i. All persons in want of bi a7 The a renga Toronto, A who Put the fatal GRAVE. In . stantly 01 lowest andthecanal, | Cayansa’ et rat for cash. avy-Yard, Inmber will do well to call on ws befo nasing ae], a new local written by W, B, A large stock of ail kinds of LUMBER con- | @sewhere. ILLBT & REDGRA Fen Beshwhaskers ce 3 hand at markst prices, Mer Corner Inka: Ape Said ‘cae aa Major General McCall, ex. ed commander of OTIGB TO BUTE GOVEEN! Pennsylvania and an old Demo- cottan , i Niwas i Seer taeoperecta | rte os Pee Per le * La 4 of ares ited in New ck aor barwiarres a ork. tim OF GEN, Bho ihe Red Ber ren ee eR oak ua-There is a grepe-visisyard in Souomsico.y YOR ve ge Reroyt: Lqmaage ot ; ‘Ag, Gon, Hooker was herdniliod ta Mie Ties | Tere in increased activity Sn rat estate, farpeWained at the Academy, coruse iith stent | LeCThe ex; heey Fees French coches BRAID OW © on Thazeday evening. tie wes *00 08% in Minnesota. ‘ and New York avenue, 8u 16-e03m* 8 FRANOK TA . D ON W. ipeech,