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ADJUSTMENTS.
fUkD's NEW TENTH STR. THEATER
Tfnth ST.. nboss PsHnx vir0nia
JOIN r. FoRp. Lessee and Manager
HUMPHREY BLANp.-............S Stage Manager

fOkD'S NEW TENTH STk- ThEATER
JoHs r. FoRp p........-.-.... Lessee and Manager
HUMPHREY BLAND.-.-......---.....st Stage Manager
FARE VEIL!
EEiSs# ESs# EES:E EEs##F EEEE$$####
sf Miss sss MxGGfE fafiGH:hsd SfGHEk fFs''
AND BIDS ADIEU
10 TfIIs Tff s"RS[fSf B7RS1Ear Sefr0n'
BILL WORTHY OF THE OCCASION,
Two ATTRACTIVE PLAYS!
The 6 rand Military Drama of
Marie with new Ballad, pressy written for her
by by Prot j. RoswsldL L... Miss Maggie Mitchell
~ Ali the Star Gcin psny appear. ''
eF~ Sixteen Beautiful Young Lsdips, Female
Zouaves, execute q Military March and Drill.
To conclude with
c,,h.r;n. HUSBAND AT v;i SIGHT ,r;t.,on
PRICES oF ADMISSION.
Dress Dress Circle ana ParGuette.---...--.. cents
orchestra Seats. rs cents
Falrliy Circie Is cents
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Doors open at quarter TO O'Clock /; overture st
8oclock; curtain rises at = quarter past o'clock.
GROWERS TnEATER.
Penn areaWe, near WiiiaydS Hotel.
LEONARD GEoYEh.---- --.MASAGE1
LAST NIGRT
OF
MIR. L. l..
DAVENPO
DAVEN NPORT
Tho Great American Actor
Last Night of Miss
ANN T I Z L.
The Great American Cenneiisn,
MIR. b. SETCHELL
MADAME vASDERPASTs.
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING.
k1cH k1C Il Il + + 1 1 / / EU! + :
Or, THE Conspiracy
Annette lnCe as. S............... Julia DE NortTnsr
Ben Rogers as............... .Sieur De Berringhen
To conclude with
WANTED,
WANTED,
LOCO MTLLTNERS,
1000 NILLINERS.
Sctchcll lss...................M Madame Van'crpants
NEXT MONDAY, October q,
keentre of
MIR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
Fer Sir NiShts Only!
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Grchestra I halrs----- 70 cents
Family Circle . cents
Private Boxes -..-...------...-.-.--.S so
CCOred Gallery .25 cents
Seats may be secured from 10 Q clock a. m. to s
O'Clock p. m, without extra charge.
Doors open al ~ O'Clock. Performance COM
meuces al 80 O'Clock
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CLOrHs AND CAssIMEREs.-A A new ana fun
u supply in the lot, many reall choice grader
PLAIN BLACK
One price Only. PETiR 4 BRO,
sep Pa kyenas O. kd Ninth EAeeS
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st. Louis. Oct l7.-Advices received al head
quarters state thaI Gen. Schofield. with the ad
vance guard OF his army, has left Cassyille
moving southwark, towards the Arkansas line
The scouts sent forward had penetrated tn
country as tar Cross Holloyys, but had been
driven back by the enemy.
From East Arkansas intelligence had been
received that a Rebel force of 1909 had been
concentrated under Mcbride, at Pocahontas
zen. Carr, in command at Helena reports
that Holmes and Hindman, with considerable
force, are on the west side of the river, threat
ening 10 attack him, their object being TO do so
before he could be reinforced. Gen. Carr has
sufficient force TO make his position safe
Reports from Par.s, Monroe county, 70 saw
that many bushwhackers are surrenderlng,
and skiing fer mercy. They are immediately
placed in confinement
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Louisiana Avenue and Tenth Street
CAPITAL CIRCUSe0 COMPANY,
including the most prominent STARS in the eQues.
trian art m ale end female
COMMODORE MUTT,
the Smallest Man Alive! engaged to P. T. Bsrnum
BARNUMs 5000 MUTT.
The Songs, Dances, Drum Playing, Grecian
Statues and Comic Performances OF this King Of
the Pigmies, in Various Costumes, astonish and
delight all who behold them. 2O.00 ladies and
gentlemen have visited him at Barnums Is Museum
Eer York, and all concur in pronouncing him the
most BEWITCHING and ENCHANTING little
Miniature Man ever seen!
THE WONDERFUL ALBIS0 FAMILY,
Man. Wife and Child. from Madagascar, are most
EXTRA AORDINARY CURIOSITIES,
and astonish and delight all beholders.
Mr.. Barnum is also happy to announce, in con-
nection with the above, Old Grizzly Adams
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA GRIZZLY BEARS,
IL in number, including
The Mammoth Grizzly Bear
SAMSON,
Weighing 1000 pounds
Also engaged MR. HARRISON, the wonderful
Improvisatoir and Comic Singer. whose Impromptu
Songs. made at the moment, afford rare fund of
delight.
tF Admission to the whole only 25 cents; re-
served balcony seats 5B cents.
Day performances commence at 212 o'clock
Night performances at ~ O'Clock. ocE
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Further Details of the Charlestown Rec


PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. FIN our efforts
10 make IN" mail train yesterday, we did not
conclude our letter relating 10 the reconnois-
sance.
Those Of the wounded. when we left yester-
day, We're doing remarkably well, the attend
ing surgeons doing all that laid in their power
10 alleviate their distresses. DIR. Mart Rizer,
the Surgeon of Bakers Zouayes, was early on
the ground with an ambulance ladened with
provisions for the we;rry, and stores for the
wounded. Only portion of his regiment was
on the expedition.
The enemy, as usual, fought under cover,
and when falling back would make one covert
after another, something similar TO the Indian
style of warfare.
The whole fight was clearly discernible from
Bolivar Heights. The four brass field pieces
could plainly be observed. From these Heights
the whole country, although very hilly, looks
apparently level; and the turnplke, although
quite hilly, has the appearance OF q level road
all the way 10 Charlestown. From Halitown
ii is q direct and straight road
AS predicted, our forces entered Charles
town az noon and this morning have pIcEets
two miles out beyond the town
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WASHI TON THE ,TRE,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND q SWEETS.
Lessee and Mana ger. ........- HENRY c. JARRETT.
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iupr.cticable And this 90 lot believe =
Us Irlerds, there Is power 70 execute TITS
measure . great as to be beyond i1agsn4.
fioa-Sreater tksa tho lawyers or doctors. o.
clergy, or legislatures, or Congress greater
thAa al these eonbirei-z power i.ssa
spring from the people. ard which only God
and TO people couM have isen biFlh to-
/ mean yo1r grand iaviacih'e. rs-dizi7us
Army, Trus. - T. There = nothing !.
Cannot DO. i ghe leader ealy iei e. web
Is we're r. ny pswes - s-ise zoe 10 fo.-aa
numbers tie t0tas Of The slares ~ fflei~
d0uA Sonthe Afslls 10 The peiG. q Which oar
Arlax -tar5sed r. - : -rrorlous career Had
this prreiarafio0 accompanied that -1leiusi
march vhst rciiifuie az operative, ari
6cit ilr..- wcCii have bsea taken from TIRE
Coaiese,3sy. each Gle taken making tie &c
te,.an thss .rscs rs-h,- Making ( Weak
or - ls,~ssrisi. lie rrclust- ~ slave laher--
corr wheat. stet--or vhish to- fe'fl nt
/, roe sehss8tinz u fat iser- 49, tf..
food whcfe~iih - sa-iffair fesf .-.s
roR. Bat ikea ihers eout ha'a frta ~
=. ~ fAafi4a-e
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Endorsement Of the President 8
Emancipation Proclamation.
y eschr- I'd GOV Tod snd t.rn nas-
lace ct Columbus.

Governor Tod harms nor esn~ = sl,<
The taaiii''Hls shouted b.. nan, .s,l ,alsd
hun oat lie 49, received with ertAa..as,le
cheers. A. sooa a. s.leaee ~. fe.,ors.l. ss.o
Governor cane forward ati ,at.
VI, NcisaAll.. Il = ve-, rr.,i.,..... =,
De thu eosdla'y and kirdly received Bur
h0rs that Yen n c1cuse rss. asa 3 ti... "A. f.
srpoiatei TIA, I make a. sgse.f MI
be glsi - u -. pa 'fc 'ssn.s fhr a..t
ies asys. anl he itsssnS sfs -. ~
had. forbid 4 len ueids III. ell "a ser
sas 70 sieas nv views 90 iois pror' ani.f.4a
have .tcd.ei Il calmly I have .,tst. = -,
lalthial attention. aaI hpss ~ - ,.s,...,
cordially iadarse cvrrv seaUrue.s 4s.f ~
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the ilsiins siei Gcuefsl Is li,-., -
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q = usii tuse;. peissetIs -cli timed 10 rse~.
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II 'boss rssel lesders ~, rsth - A.s.,-
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Arelkuss
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rs-a ient ~aH7ts ssst - sAe,s rehrh.. ~r..e
ar nc - ~sr. ~ es~n sesr -ssrsesof
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. hypoerisic.i profession 70 get their votes,
.nd Il they are 50 fortunate as 10 be elected.
their frst endessors ans votes viii be %
CO, Of the supplies ADD lbs hard esraec
wages Of the soldier
Il bcboovcs every loyal nan "a Incisna .
be awake. on to-norro~ let every che ~Eo
loves bis country better ;hAa party; vho
woald rather that The Government should be
maintained than that the CT that party siaH
rule. record his vote If The Uni0n ,ieke,.
.nd II &C -hsil DC successful IN defeating.
a we believe tbs s,h Of January State
-cket sd VOORHEES,. NC believe ~e VII
alve gsined great victory ior The cause 81
tie L aior. aud & nsuss forever rsrsiyze al
hopez tte rebels nsy erssstsia q northern
al and syapzshy.
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Johr Ei.lee, az Tsr;aer - d. y. b9or-
hes@, 9Th whom never have bad aay IT,
iefeousc Ehx.ever. excc1t q al Official
ciarsc.sr. cane i1to tie interior % SIC Pos.
Chiee. ant mech 70 ny s-rpri-e. WAnted .
bet uiih mo on the fesglt - tie coming
e.ecs.on Tiers Eas ss1cthing IN The mar
re-. A. vel ~ ito matter, offensive = nc.
and replied. tbs, ielt the consequence
.1rolvet TOO Srea, % think Ct betting On
tie ,.ecti51. 80 that II waited = bet.
should decline betSirg vim la. fsr I coa.
,dsrvi him Z secessioris,.
Perisps 7 vas wronS Ia usins such isn-
ggage o., this nue. will aow say. that IN
ut,srinS ia, -cntinsn, pr.vsseIy % himseIf
| Only gave a. expression universally enter
tAined mere By loyal men
The uexi morning he wsylai1 no ugog she
stree. a. ~ passing to nv business aud
daas sstsd rc'faction. and before | was
avare tea, he had any intention Of attacking
ne, be struck as a stunning b.o~ in the LETT
eye. from he effects 81 which. l shall not 70
cover Tor some time
The cowardlircs. o! ths aci may be It,
ferred from th- f,r, thas R..iev E. much
s,ronsor maa than an. 49, 10 he prime
AID vxos OF HI. liza. whil. II iofsy.eight ,sni
gererai health bad. II would be absurd for
me not = knoF that an on tho decline. IN
.cd,i3a u thu ! hal on r heavy beaver
cloth osefcoat. wAica alno.f =. eicctnslly
fA.eaeJ nv arm. a. though ihey haa been
sirl Chiaeap iu,ef'ered Immediately. and
- .erers,ed. uoi,hes PARTY injured except
ng-slf from rs f.r,. SLOW which never saw
aimed u.''i iels il crushing wcishi ia that
sunsiise organ. ,ss eye. AL ~ ps9
nounee ih,' tie bloe 81 COWARD and sn ~
,ssaiu
II there . i.sssteo - t4.a b'os. ny
citizen may be q any time di-sfaced - aay
fraian who ehooso. 70 wayla, bin lpgb.
Iish this ard that i..r friends nay know ,hi-
difficulty whs not a. my own seeking. lbss !
public dglirs. whore thia tufi'n ir,ruded.
anl in az Offensive maanes. baniefed me to
Del on tfe eisrli.l Bef or the e'rcfioh
Grea, God WIT mu.' be tie constitution
Il "a usn's mind ~ho could think 81 such a
hing =, .uch , ume n. thi when detelailon
an uoufn'rg hss been csrlioa 70 every ham.
et ia the land. AL sAst to-. caasei IN a
great ,ueasafa. bs thess dsmsgoeucs shouting
Pssfs. svea while tl- country = -uusgl ing
"a " ds-il sroa, hea 81 Nieo. ~ NOR
row vii determine whether yoa vii iain
n ,hs iestrs - ~ PaEts-1.sss ses'uhiig We
are al! engulphed ia one common raia. or
whether you viii spain he diciailon Of these
coriups party Leaders. ani rally alou,d men
~ho have tbrpsp GA thoss tfamel.. aud
have bei cne thought. one purpose. ono DO
efminas,on. and that 4 . preserve ihe hesv.
on born Institution. ~ elvlt ~ religious
freedom. and stable eosssuuea'. 20 bl-ss
he present AL comnr gsaer.tlrns. regard
ess 81 tie ocr.h'ss ueys.af % maintain
then - -. JONES
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"whveyer = not PREPARED = .aerisso ssr
~ organizations AMI platforms on ne altar
% rs country doos not deserve TIE SUPPORT
ard couutccance q hCne<: mra.
ne mu.. cease iiscess.ns par;y isues. a lke
90 allu>ion 20 Old PARTY test. have 90 Grim
.sssout and recriminatious, indulge Il ~
,arrts. o1s againrl tho other. a. % shc ass
been the c.s-- q thee trouble. IS. A.
D0rsIc
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Hox. X. ". Tsosrsos vi. adiTers she
-isi,srs CT thk city the tsy Al . o'clock. a.
he Cour' Hous- I.e; everybody 20 and
heag hin
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fsraraaons esh.i esicai.Aa 81 ests->' sFs
Pre- frcn fcison<."
''Sot dsngcfousie ,he Human fsrliy."
''k.,s - rot ele On ihs rr--,i-es."
They eotns cui 81 their so'o~ % de-"
"rhsy ere The only lrsslllble remedies knc~n."
us ycsrs Ant more established Ia New rost CITY,
Csef ti--lhe Cits rost on'cc.
ts-d ls-tbe cts Prisons AZ s.stlc1 Igo->s.
tr-t i.--'h- CITY stssmer., ships, a.
C-oi e.-ii Cts nespllal.. Alus Elecss. So
ts.8 ts.'lsrC = Hs'ci. 'As,ors.' n S.esolss a.
tsei 6Y-ihs Boarding Houses. ae a.
Csei t,--fnosc ths- - ocO Private rargie-
us-SAs cas o. s.so .g-scsnisas u ,rlaf - Ro,.
srsefe soft ~ r. Feofie- kIH~s- Icfisrs, az.
H0usTKEEFsEs- troubled with verrsiu n.-ab
No lonrtr. n ta.y ese CosrAA's" ENt-raissicrs
We havs Vi "a ii O. eur satisfaction, and i teH
cost % 80 aoo3 have Is Ne lad tried poisols.
t1t tb.y ELECTED noihiugt but "tS.sAhs" article
iaocAs th~ breath OFT 81 Rats. hre, Losghes, and
I'D Dggs. quicker THAI w9 car v1lte Is. lils Ia
Stest densnd sd oveT SO cosltrs .Astlrs % +
orfefr
MORE GkAlN nnt provisions ate DESTROYED AZ.
utallt IN Grant CsnriY ~ sefmln. than woult pay
Tor tons 81 ttia f.at ert Insrc' kusI ~ nucss'sr
wis Hfeld
'R6NRiE. CAS1iE-ne are selling wear pfo.
persuons rapidly. wherever they have been rtrc.
BATS. Nee, EcAches snt yeripin disappear rapidly,
fcssn frctrssH fgrselsia wiaiser Ma
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r. I riIt ftffrH
vtQse tfii'aai' yEfaefieipeiif
upon q single sif. g cn1ff0f
i tln sifkali. I# H.a lf. ll..
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f@fier LrlsitlnUsaf r g. e.i
~hleh ~ Is coils o. T. hn1vu q.
.niacs theessrts ,a sIsil fhs r.
'Aion ~ The iufItse ~ - ine IL
alrfe
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Observation-Disclosures soNA
NJ w>sAo\esoAC Ny
DIR. j. M. FROST,
w East Washington street
INDIANAPOLIS, rEn.
N\so Ny oM Nvuvo,s>e
and CowMtvM MsveMouts.
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NM. JOIN soslEsnp

lrsi ff.ufuf4 irEm lif4ai. tls
! .HeiI-l l4tfsif.4n ln fhf weird
ir naked holsa thsIal sii
= WI feffiI arHf. r.....4
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r. r. piks = G and Opens u
Ciacinusti. in sii ler rpiH 90 10.
New Ballot. Ir-uuunf ~ hist
Nasl.fs incorporate also in
.ti. 80 panh's Dance Yifh Nile.
Az
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IN 10 kffst f.UF befia Demo. a.t
=. inssisesriiy fIm, s4i -sefI.
fo'ig i1sfttd ed hgI.g faintf
Al IN f...sa
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qcsncss 60 their OWE hc.d- And VINO would
&c Eil.lDg % stop then! Go zst the father
eh-se r4-iv sou has xisl3oG - BE yccng
life before these Te0cis eras. i ho void
Gave Tie c9f eFnne1t top there No. Il
they should sop there. Il l have any ir.ar-
ence with Tie Goref1Ue1t.1 wii ur-c then
y % iafi1ef. srd = - "a Ia cvtry CO q
those iuiamers leader are banged. - a.
exai-sle - - Failure sis4e- fEnense sp
clause - besi bloc. .. Ohio crits frVn
tae q srtiedesi ast 1esn.zsi- 10 death 81
ttese icsseF> Great applause TO be-
al them IS e5ah.cstiia !. not enough =.
fisry rsasr rift - { ap yi4a>e There :
ID ioEd ma : oaiosisi csn eondsmn tie
fses--ri.t j So fs-e4-u4-t,a; Ne mo-t
Ave sea i-r.se- atias.- US
! an lArft. Il .eeea- 81 "a 49, have
recea.is risae "a sessEse.1ncs 81 AirahtH
Liaeor. irsd krsra t.n te!rr Sc
krss me4 sif-s tlfl $ isAe-rr 4.c goae
5 Be. ao- I =, sesris T. ks..I sie- - = hsi
iare 4r rfa-fn-is. lst.t. -. ia = ~
LIN H. ram AID a,s3i-Tfsyt1. ass 4
e1l sEi ste4. 80 -e.lF -st.sleE. ghzt IA ~
httfs vt tsse emf ici ihn a1a.r- q Gov
s efnusaf - asal- Gs.c AL ll.ihiui. And q,
7 us as.eru tsu. whatever tic ac9s- apCTs NAY
"a - ike rlntrsgx. that faefo = peslcct
+ harmony 8 he labre; - Washington -
Aud "a nt opinion az nfl- fair - s-c thu
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-31
THE FREDERICKSBURG BATTLE

re xtra cts from y Letter from All Officer. dated
Camp near Falmouth, Dec. 81
I hope the people Of the North will be salts.
fed if they have succeeded in driving General
Burnside into making an attack here. which
can prove nothing more than another bloody
fight, with no definite results. Should the
Confederates 'evacuate' and tear up the rail-
road, it will take US till Spring to march to
Richmond, without any other obstacles from
the Confederatos. For instance: We have
been on short rations ever since We have been
here, until lately; and if we cannot get sup
plies when so near the depots as We now are
what can we do when 20 miles from this place.
and in country destitute of everything in the
shape of forage? | tremble when | reflect
upon it, and fear the grand Army of the Poto
mac will melt away as fast, from snow and
hardships, as McClellan's did on the Chicka-
hominy. The North has never appreciated
the Confederates; and have yet to see the
first Union man this size Of the Potomac
From the limited means Of transportation we
are expected to live in shelter tents, and three
wal-tents to regiment are all that will be trans
ported. So, please think of US these cold
nights. A court-martial on an officer tried tor
misconduct before the enemy is postponed,
and he is now in New York havinga fine time.