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A CARD,
To all Afflicted with Catarrh. Throat
Diseases, and Affections OF the'Chesf.

Dr.. I. Winslow Aver, Physician for Affections
Of the Throat and Chest Rooms IL and 13 NcCor-
mick's Building, corner OF Randolph and Dearborn
streets, gives his entire attention to this depart
which has ATTENDED his practice In this city, has
enabled him to refer 70 the best and most respon-
s!blo PARTIES in Chicago It Il especially desirable
Catarth. Asthma BronchttIs, Of CONSUMPTION.
enculd make early application, The patient, at 4
distance. who cannos como to the city to remain
return home aud pursue the course OF treatment
with snccaes Where 1t is Impossible for the party
to come pereona]lY to the city, he should write as
description as will afford correct f.ea OF the case
list Of questions Will be furnished upon applica.
ton. oct 2j.O.SB-m
, 1863-10-29

s:oIea. Asay matter. and brewers, Who are ttm?o-
Iattiy 1uerled have WITHDRAWN from tee market and
nc coaseqre M restretc1. The sales report d snce
Ho-ruHei state nt II 81 ~ N' ~
, 1863-10-29
M a II FIED ID.

Raw Jc1eph Hafk,pacn. NJ CIA3 s. LuOING and
Mis- KATIE A., cAeRttex OF Louis K!cabc:E, Ei1..
beth or tbs city. ~''f
In this city Gct 18th At the 1eeld.ncs OF NJ ssth
Fat1e Etq.. b. Re1. ]. a. Tuttle, n. CHARLES
FARA snC AnsPaRAEI1A WlHTkR, all Of CaIc3go.
II thfs city on the I'D tnSt ty Rev. j. F. Sh!paezJ
1lr. 1DWAHD r. FIrk1S n:d Visa Lut:AEE j.
DICKINSON.
n this CITY cE the 18th Inst by Rev. Eooe1t Laird
RINE pOPk.
By thu san:e on the 37th inst. Mr. WILL M
PltKSTi36, Il -Au- Mss ELIZ aBEfH 3HATIOY,
, 1863-10-29

EN9l u tos Cale.Eo s9rtax; 81 Cs.ts7 f,r Vii rau,
- coS: 81 gl $. ioT sub1 lows; 81 . Tor cao1ce
emh Gtecn BsJ: u 5t91 = icr xtasef :ed 1ea,ara
Co!n opet "a 11.es sao eioseA tc hizner: fio o5x9
!gtA !c, tai7pars nt1ed Hessara IN 1tafs: ii n5a
1-e E Aafas oAts & e1sd Ea%TY taa cio1td Sef:
lo1el: 7*59ec tor wete1a Aad st1se, sS"
Noc-t}u!o&
PEos1aIoss-p'rk wnrn active aud t1yu.- as s,l,o
ais % for Oh 1asv; tls @ls = tor aev Ee+s si:15
912.tb for re- Prime; StttN1tI5 81 for nav oE.tna
Hess BeH qltst. Lard nsn !: IL .'Sn1c.
, 1863-10-29
The DpmeAtlc uYea

Prepared by Geo. Il. Reed & Co offc. the simplest
And most perfect means OF lyeing household ap-
parel ever pr1Eented to the pnhltc. They embrace
fashionable co!ora, ::rd are PERFECTLY TaI. Sam.
pies on silk and wool can be seen and the colors
procured OF tic druggists. oceI.o98i. .3tTrss
, 1863-10-29
G Gas fitting work done promptly at VIII
1nalth's, 49, Lake street. ocle2Cd
Gas F1xTCnEs.-Tha cheapest plaeoto buy new
styles, Ia at Wilnarth's, 1Sa Lake Street.

60 70 THg BEsr-9o TO BarAczr Il sTnArroE's
cH1CAGo CoAAERc1AL co1l3aE, to get. a Thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
Chicago Illinois.
, 1863-10-29

EF Nervous Diseases ard Physical Debility,
arising from Specific eausee, IN bota se1ss-1cw
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
Association-scnt IL scaled letter envelope ires Of
ard Association, No. South NIath street Pcila-
Ge;phta. Pa sr2t-8u3
, 1863-10-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

WEDNESDAY KrznHe, Oct -. ss..
Is foows aies AZ "a Tas
sureftor ssis Hieehanie. slhoaut5s X. s. j. 1en,1c
- ts & s CT Ss!k ssis; =
81 bs4as9 p fS!9S nsa, 's (, q
gneat Ia? Hour Il tic q IS 70 M n5ase SI3
ct! ss :s9I E9 5ssA ;s
Eess ii ss II; ~; ssas =
BosIeS T!s G9pzrIenoos Geo brls at 81 q. To BGF-
:inse Msa Haas !: s sf:,: es,o
sr H'; ssots Msksf sa S - ~
rSa S Mt55S s7,s i 81 Ar
MsHFsss;ss e a!sst i. ;ssss j it,
MIETxE WAxArIN sroEEzloo bu GID No I'D At 81 Ii:
q sst d e. Ssa s IT, 1s1 s. %
q l5s bu co 81 q lk 900 bu do at g. o5 LOO
g ss :: + 8 :;
e St $St: Is stai L e
& .G1RN-RseeiSsa g 5on1s 49, - oa; salspe5 II
C q eora s, s' M
@e e hu % 20 At SHc aaoas ooena So Corn aao,s AZ
= 4 81 ss &C. 4 IS 81 setsi G sera
ses5s = IS IS II su: ss,sost Il
b1 % at1s c 5000 b do Il S3lc 1s@ ba % 1t 81;
b g a.: e M % IA os &
,,sY, Ssss PstH Hsx0 on track Including
RIE-neeeire5 Is hoafa. T. 80 bu: shlppe,, 1850
Ss|st Ii ssFa 81
ii Ssmpio on y gD q b%es ne: at e.c m t,acx
s.; !: l. ba NJ
b sample is bags 1t s. = del sol bags at 81 20 de-
Ai.G0HOL-Qu1et aud uomlnA ut sl.os9l1o per
YEANs a Dull sa,e. go bu prime at 1881 ls bags
,hhK;10ai C0RN-searce andia good demand ut
,uHUTTEit-steady demand aud prices rule arn,.
Sss;ss Sssiss f};kgs. R;kI5g. ia .;'sgs :!s;ss
fsI 70 COCA ~
s.les ioGay, i'd 1tias It 2i;: IS rSIas ai :2c
COFfEE--1nTEet nEm md In fatr demand.
@s.
liz. 10
3s!o EoEn 70
EG{;{:S: + feod dsm ;ad i isai7s III doz.
~ 1aIes aIa aaofs aA'' S''' ae'''e' an mar
Msss:n S,ssS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FORK Bsiiaii It siss; 500
n9fs ssssE ;1 s ;s g.
ee
sIe ia very limited supply and much waa.ei ''s We
koj Rbl.ensh, haK Dsls.,.............",sso e.@
Mo Mo 2r.r. - ...a...s's...s..s. 4G @a5t
~ LOAt +ss.s+.sss-.s.ss4s a5Q &4.l3
n assssrs nav. @fs IL
ks;;s.si. Il; + (... ::!::::: s . S S$s
Sss5,s ssaass t!:sS asssSs ~
%, Died Herring = Rbo1................ ] s S ' j.
, 1863-10-29

VEN. AoaAS's CHICAGO SFEECH,-Our Wis.
oons,n h1eads viii And this one OF the most effect
I'VE documents they can put Into the hands OF
.,, so'e.s. We have few thousand on hand, which
We VIII send to order at $s,oo per 40. Addrrss.
TE,susE Company, Chicago, "' H3ssAse@
, 1863-10-29
GARD.

Fo Persons Suffering from Diseases
&. of the Eye and Eur.
Dr.. J. BtWAlker continues to attend exclusively
to this important specially, which he has practiecd
With great success for Tie list FOURTEEN ueurs.
OMcc III Sonth Lark etreet, CAics.o.
Examination free. octs7-pEnG
, 1863-10-29

Flour md Grim In Store In Chirngo.
The following table shows the amount OF Flour aud
Grain in store in this city the 2ith inst compared
with The amount in sto.e the corresponding date IN
, 1863-10-29

AID Tol: TEE hat tongue can tell
What pen portray the mtscEfes suffered By those
tn1oftunHtee who, In Eoue nugaasded mpwe1t
have placed Themselves In the way OF temptation
which they were unable to resist, aud hare fallen
hu easy prey to the temptes: The bodily anguish
is email Id comparison with the meritcd agony
arising from the dread of exposure and loss Of
good name among those whose opinion Ia yalucd
1ofc tau life Itself. Afrnld to fake steps to re.
move the dttease lest discovery should cnsue.
that which VAS ut fret but trifltoc becomes ia.
tcr*t. fprt adng rapidly and iGocufatlng tho whole
tyetin with deadly virus. It Il to tie relief OF
tais c!aes that Dr.. Bisclow-No III CIask street
Ia specially deyo&iD. Ill. energies Te aims not
to desl .l with those children Of. vice whoze
xyho often ~ into ihc plt which they havs
d'gGe1 Tor others. Thosc who aro unfortunate
eEonsh1 to have once fallen from tho normal path
Or Ttctttude meet with his earnest sympathy and
for their relief all the OF the itca art
are brought into requtsltio7. Treated with that
tenderness and delfc1cy which their heightened
tciicacy so much demands, and which By the
moral action thus inspired. forms so essential an
atu 70 tbetf physical rccorcTy- None need fear
but that at bis hands they will receive oil the at.
tchtton required III their cuse, or that they wilt
fat1to be treated on the best improved methods
deyeloped by modern research Tito the physiolpy-
1ca structure OF the genital organs and ttefr syn
pathetic courect1on8 With the other portions OF
the animal economy and with the articles Of the
mateIta medtca. the Immense and ent}!esaly varied
resources Of which are in his hands an open book.
oct2ap4G-1t :
, 1863-10-29

PnoNoTED.-Capt. VIM. 1nness, Of the 10Th
Illinois, has been appointed Major Of the I'd Ten
netaee regiment. MAI Inness has been with the
10th since its organization, and at the battle Of
Stone River, where this regiment distinguished IT.
sen 90 much. he was honorably mentioned by
eols' Stanley and Miller, brigade commanders, foe
his gallant conduct,
, 1863-10-29
this morkin{

RELICS Pno4 Sr. HELENA Miss Kste Kennedy,
young lady from tho Island OF st. Helena, 1s WIS.,
iting our city. She las given tho Fair collection
OF views Of the Island, and styeEa1 relics Of Ma
poleon's life at Lopgwood. Hiss 4 eays that the
people Of St. Helena, though far removed from
tho United States, heartily sympathtza with the
Federal Government in the conflict with treason.
, 1863-10-29

Custom, HQnsc street, New OrIeans T.. sat.hs
1ished in 1850, is now permanently Incatsd st -
Naadolph street, between State and De,rhosn ~
chronic, meTc9rial blood and akin iseaees " e
them without mercury. ioiida notns.te sr.anIs
OF any poison, but neutraIfzef which Ia nns;,'
O,vn,,fr weaEues. hronrEt ~ ~, -
taxation Of buaIrcPs. or 6ther ca1ses. nTosdnrine
debility md lack of the yitaI fi,rres trants an3
radically cured by an infallible method.
fOrs Jsmee' tesfimnniajs arc oY the hiehcst cb,r.
, 1863-10-29

In wood1avr. On Wed1esday Oct 2s.h orcaucsr.
S.RAH D. F1stD rtllcs OF tao 4ss Basgeut Field In
The 51th JeA. OF her aga
q DhnglIe. Vt. paptzs please copy.
AT Tia 1e1iteEce IN Bristol. Eosoahs county. Wis.
Mt !. H. -e1OnEDaEakER.a aged 6o years.
good u1bn taa gone to lis rest.
~ Ae1 andrta and Pittsburgh papers please COPY
, 1863-10-29
New!york stock ana m oney a1arket-oct. -.



Us f., 81. .c......@ll04 7sob.. .1u7
Money steady. An active business doing at Sal per
tent chiefly ae the Latter Sterling rer, but closes
Gull al 1GeH@161H Gold irregular and nsrner, open
Ing at IS and closing lrm ut 4GXa47
, 1863-10-29
Qq Re11t

ITO REET-The two story Brick
l. Hause. iys West LsKo st+eat, conta.aiog Ten
soetns Apply to H1LLlAAc 20 n. 81 Cia:k street.
ITO KENT-A furnished housa in
y The North Div'ston. coa7sa'cat!Y 1oc1te1, con
ten ro7us. p1l tiles AID clciats gas an aer
E1th good barn. I;ent motiarase. App = = r, II
SA4tsQN. House ano Lard Agent, No. I5sroonl-
, 1863-10-29
Chicago Drix1ng Park.

the tsottirg yesterday between "Blsck Dia
mond' and "Cooley" attracted respectable num-
ber OF vieitors, and interested those who were
present. ..---.-..-- -.
TIE Pateher-Clay farce Is ssatn to be put On to-
daJ. Both are splendid horses and eau do good
work-ueither is likely to under the patent combI-
raton arrangement, that means only moderate
exercise for the gate money. The horses are aa-
yertised to 20 under saddle to-day for $4,000, ad-
mission one dollar. Rather Z large price for 4
horse show, and yet quito the rule for great
attraction In point Of epeed. 1t Will depend much
upon the result to day whether twill not be time
to .d,isa the Patchen-cla Joint stock concern to
dissolve bus.ucss, or come ont honestly as they
are. and let It ba understood the TRIBUNE will
shave repor:er there"
TuAsKs-The Lake County Committee
wish us to return their thanks to the Northwest
ern Plank Ro1d Company for the free passage Of
tie teams and loads OF the county delegation, on
Tuesday last. Also to Mr. Doyuton for the free
use OF livery; to STRIKER Co., for cloth for BAN
nc1s and ribbon for badses and to B. F. Hages for
painting banners.
E A Union meeting will be held ut East
Wheeling, In tlis county, on Friday eveuIug, Oct
3oth Hon J. D. Ward and others will iaddsess
the meeting.
A NOTED VISITOR Gen. G1ierson, of Mis-
siesippi cavalry raid fame, Is on brief visit to
friends In this city. Gen. G. and stat will visit
the theatre tonight.
BARRELS AND Boxes WASTED.-Tha ladies'
Of the Sanitary Fair want more empty barrels aad
eackg for the Lake county potatoes. Let them ba
provided at olcc.
For IL called to the alver.
tiscmen1 ofn furnished house to rent il the North
Division.
E A valuable corner on South Clark
st1eet NTH other good property. is adyertiasd for
sale in another eolEmn.
BRYAN HAlL.-The receipts at Bryan Hall
yesterday are reported at about five thousand dol.
Lars.
, 1863-10-29
UNION MEETINGS.
~tNfeFnAl Vigilance Is the Price of
Libcrty.ss

Notice ie hs1eby given that the following inset
apge viii be held at the times aud places herein
specified during this week:
THURSDAY EVENING.
1sth Wazd-At john Clutches, on Milwaukee
Avenue. near Reuben.
7th Ha,d-At Albert Franenknecht'e, corner OF
Union and Tselfth streets. -
6th Ward-At Charles 6chlenkor's, Blue Island
Avenue near Twelfth street
10th Ward-At Peter Danger's, s6 West Madison
atteet.
18th Ward-At Henry Hnscl's, on Wells. near
North Ayenne.
street
Al these meetings some Of the folowingpersons
wiu be present ana deliver addresses Per order Of
the CENTRAl. CoMk1TuEE.
4. c. Hess1ng, Wm, BroRs,
John NehtWcrth. John A. Nelson,
Or. Emit Schmidt, CDWo1L
z Anthtny, H. T. Steele,
E. Jusscn, John A. Jameson.
George c. Bates, Cyrus II, HaWley,
William a. Potter, II. B. Stevens,
Dr.. G. c. Fnoli, J. 6pcllman,
T.. A. StolEs, IF. Eberhan
4. K!cp1u William Hopkils,
D. D. Ufiscol1, G. Z. Jones
L. BreItauo. u. X UA11cy,
8. B. Perry. Frederick Knuxlet.
IOf1u Iy1e kfuE,
, 1863-10-29

Barley In Store In Albany.
From the Albany Evening Journal. 2sthl
rhero Il abnut 10000 bn barley In storo here. OF
uhich stopt GO bu has changed h2aaa aimee It wA8
, 1863-10-29

:: sR F. E. Rieby. 50 Randolph street, is selling
Pspef Hapelhcs and Window Shades at New YORK
prices, at Wholesale and retail. The trala supplied
on tho most liberal terms. oca9p3i4w
, 1863-10-29
TEE CITY.
seRkND MASS MEETING AT
NORTH MARKET HALL,
Eternal Vigilance is The Price
Of Liberty"

A Grand Mass Meeting o! the loyal Union men
Of the North Side will be held ut North Market
Hall, on Saturday evening, the stst day Of octo.
bef, 1858.
This meeting VIII he addressed by the gallant
MAJ. GEN, RICHARD J, 0GLESBy,
OF DECATUR
Hon. John Wentworth, Joseph 3. Gary, Esq,
ao5. aa. is.ss i: Ar1old, sssio1d ,. reny, Esq,
Hon. ]. d. Ward, John Lyle Ktnc, ESQ.,
Caspar Butz, Esq. Vim. A. Porter, EsQ
Elliott Anthony, Esq, Vim. Bross, Esu.
George G. Bates, Esq., John Van Woud, Esq,
Emrsy A. EtorIs- Ekb., Dr.. Schmidt,
A. c. Hessing, Esq., Daniel D. Driecoll.
And otherB,
Stand By lhe Government aud the
Union.
, 1863-10-29

New York A1arkeks-0ctA 9S.
Cor1oa-Film = $685.; by auction today. On
FIouE--1 ou1noa grades dulf and hsavv: trnde
brands esree md IN good request Ut dtctdelJ bae<
plcee: 4G6b IS tor extra GAta $71c@7 % TO- CO n.
mrh g Eood s1lppcK bta1 ds e1ua tou1dhoop tshlo
" N99 - 1os good 10 chalCo eIuA, market closing
EnlsKY--Q2let It SIC.
+ GEa19-. Hfes: 1c loXel ard rather mosc dolaZ. d
, 1863-10-29

IfIDErD1sins t7e last few Days there has be n \
mas.ed 1<1isDE 81 ia re dsmand s:d ~ market ls
rnaa lhc1 possibly he.p ong kt tAe present Tao
sailors. We Lave not A. yet heatu OF Aly reauctua
IN the preeeot rAtes. We q1otu:
Gseen Ska *
GSEcA 21kS4
34S4luH
LEY tE1bk
-. = ..4S se3l
lcIE or Oak 1ola. Tk4 mnfxat Is generally act:vn
anE Fr+neh Anf American Ca!nklns arc firm and ii
at.H n - - -
, 1863-10-29

fesAela Passed Dctreit.
Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribuncl
D1Tko17, Get. 23, 1868.
Ur-Prop Ntnslow; Barks St. Lawrence, Pierson,
Ion; Dr1. Banner; Schrs. Hubbard, laiorey Alvin
Clark. Eli Bates, Affair, Fashion, McInnis, Hyphen
I1onsiees.
.Dows-Props. Mohawk, Badger, Galcaa; schrs. Cur
lew. Adripncac A1ctufus
, 1863-10-29

PORT Of UxHT3Eb.

To op slseF HosS!as an1o oeepa .asaes
Fe ssias Gsss;o AIf5aI Es ba bba. IL :aaT: :aasFs:
ro E%n,s lsne,o 1atos son nssenasar =; @ ,4n :ss
hs sssss::s b. seSs e.. a s,' 'a
$ss $;asS s;.s i: $5;4 %
sssE S;,,!;;. 5a5;; Ls,Ss; aht::ss 10 z. iqme.
Pop W4nona. Collins. naGalo, suaoI!es.
k ?; gss;s tssSS : : ;s'sos:.
ss: sE Ns;a NSss M SsSS 81 Ss Ii, IF '
11tE eehastoR Johaso1: Mnskeso1 % n lumoer.
ssar ktty ufan : nscr
SER Eose Dous1nan, johnson, Aussegon, 80 N luul
sehr &c Foster. Hansen. ,tu,keEon, s. N lumber
sshf sss Sa1Ee. Sassssohh. amoes. a%es.
schr I Bailey, King. stu,keson, 80 N lumber, 80 N
sshF Msasr nF,s ssSs + sesa
sehr FL Hs!2. Mssaa. kalsaazeo. .? IS shln:l
ss4 ss:i sS
81 SsSs s:ss i $ss;$s ]
CLEAREo...........-..octs d.
Prop Merehass, Briggs. Buffalo, s,ooo bs!s aour,
Fisysfs sssss ssts!s M 3d. 81, ssf M
Sesr }GeF55tnE Ieht lea Windsor bn corn
Gfan 1ys hn r.
Scbr Gertrude. Mayes, Buffalo, 1870 bu wheat
, 1863-10-29
EvenKng Performance nj METROPOLITAN
Hall.

D1AMosps.-We czu the attention Of the
citzers OF Chicago, and Of strangers visiting tbs
city, to superb collection Of diamonds, jewe1sy
ecte, rings, pins and bracelets Just received at the
store Of Jamcs Il. Hoes. This 10 unquestionatly
the most extensive, valuable, and beautiful stock
of dne goods that the people this city have been
invited to e1amiue, Ladies' and gentlemen who
have lore for the beautiful, or who propose to
nr1cliate, should not fail to look at this new
assortment. It IL already well known thst this
5cHe9ly house ie The Oldest Ia the city. In al
hono1abe competition It nsre1 takes second
place; and Eow, willis, during the period Of the
Northwestern Fair 90 many objects Of utility and
Of beauty arc offered to the public, 1t p.es ents
1lEt Of attractions exceued by none.
, 1863-10-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TsibuneJ
B1DaxFoks. Oct y. Es67
CLEAIED,
Energy. Joliet
Asia, LaSsll:.
ARRIVED.
P Northrup. Prison, Is ysr3s ruble sto1e
Pow hattan. Lasalle, II tons coal.
Monitor, LaSa1le, 5,r4i bu corn
Africa, LaSule. I, 200 tu wheat.
Geo,g L Ta.1or, Jo1ics, = yasts znble ssoae.
lmperla, Locxro.t. 8 93a 1,u corn 800 trIs nou,.
AcSance Athens, 10 yagcs rut1c htone, u yards linz
etoue
1aty Frank1n, Athere, 50 var a ruhle stone,
" S Davis, Athens, Z yarjs Tublc stola,
]. Gates, Athens. II yaft 1lr.e stone.
Corstit aton. LoekpoFt, .G0l bu corn.
, 1863-10-29

- ! : BIG DaArT,-A draft for Two millions was
paid 1t tho United States Depository yesterday.
,Tbe funds are to 60 TO Louisville. Kentucky, It
Ii t6s largest pecuniszy Transaction Of the Kind
that cyer took place in the city.
, 1863-10-29

BARRELS AND Boxes WANTED.-The ladies'
Of the Sanitary Fair want more empty barrels aad
eackg for the Lake county potatoes. Let them ba
nroyIied at orce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

Thy Courts MARTIAL The court, Of which
PrIgaoler GeI.erai Siough Is president ad-
joG rned OF Saturday until Wednesday, October
18th
The case OF STANDBY, the detrctive, was con-
clude5 after a defence by Mr.. Norris, Shaud-
len : counsel.
in The ga G Of Capt Ford late Provost Mar
ST al II hi lin both t'ol T.. =. Ba.rtc and Col.
FIsh testified 10 The efficiency Of Capt. 10 d, in
pTsvfEuns smuggling, but the m"in difficulty
SEEMED 10 be that Capt. f. was surrounded by
men who were 100 sharp .ar HIN. The Court
las mad nptts decision III the case, but it Will
not te made public until officially promulgated
by u. <. cr-tary OF War.
=, tore he c1nrt OF whish Gen, Augpr Is
Prcslee r1, he case OF Mr.. VIM T. STrithson,
yel and Mr.. Webster, OF the : ate DppartIhan Mt,
we're b. tore the court on Saturday. They were
sxamined With reference TO certain dislos,l
4 rrs alleged 10 have het taken from Mr..
SLll LsuH.s letter book IN December, 1861.
DEMONSTRATION OF CoLoRgp ODD FELL
Iows.-The CoiC-ed I'D Elbows propose
la4tEg n pral d demons ration in this city
Wednesday, October 7th, he demonstration to
consist o. \ stree. parade and appropriate SER
vlc'- H. Israel Church, Capnol Hill. In view
Uf lie street parade, com u1ittae consisting of
iona A. Sin M, Ihomas II. Cross and John +.
\. W nix sen, was appointed 10 wait upon
President Lincoln. ana secure proper protec
tou during the parade. The President (the
ApGlO Afric1n s-atesl replied a. follows
hile think u probable that the protection
sought wi hin viii not be needed, IL is alto
gFtDFr proper lHdL III snOuId DE Il zen III needed,
and doubt rot would be given without any
0iIeCt in Interference OF mine.
Sept. -, 1853. A. LINCOLN.
FoRbs NEW TBEATRs.-Two nights more
Of :, Fanchon, the Cricket, are announced at
this first lass place Of resort and il is posi-
lively asserted that they will he the last. Other
attraction has been crowded back too long, aud
novs peremptorily demand 10 have their full
share uf public attention. This final oppsrtu-
n;sv tosde Maggi. Mitchell in her very best role
canrotpossibly pa,s unattended by our citizens
MHHager Fords grand com bination-bsaHty,
talent, aJt-is one W hi b has, as yet, scarcely
BEEN ecueiled in the theatric history o. Wash
irslon. Mr.. Bishop will, as usual, support
Ha. sie ard as matter OF course sha.c the
applause and admiration Of the audience.
AeRAULT or WHITE BoY.-On Satnrdfy,
Geo. Boy II, cclured. was teasing whfe boy
nsmea Don nelly, employed at Leary's restau-
raE', near tie depot, which tho latter resented
fy tnrniI a hose OIL him, when Boyer caught
he hoy and beat lin severely; INT some OF the
hystsnde-s interposad, and officer Clements
arrested Boyer, W no was taken before Justice
Gihtrssn and committed TO Jail.
CLOSED FOR THE SKAsON.-The perform.
snCes of ths Marine Band at the Pr.sident's
and Capitol on "Wednesday and Saturday al
ieTnoous have ceased for the season, Nk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

GREAT PRSssYLyANIA ROUTE, Ella Baltimore and
Horr, Sturg. 10 the h0r,h and West.-Two trains
leave W ASH Eton daily and one on sunday-auick
tIme--low fare and sure connections. soldiers
ticl els sold throus h at Government rates For
tickets and fur Their information apply at the off
Of Great PENNSYLVANIA Route, northeast corner of
PennHy vapia avenue and sixth street, w ashing-
ton. Once open from s q. IN. to 3 p. m; on Sun
DAYS from to p. m.
Sc Ia EO NoRros, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

A NSTlDD GREAT STONE BOOK; 41.9s
a enk Lunss, and How TO Mako them Strong
TIE An Der Gods By Harriet D. Prescott; q So
= Ocr oil Home. Dy Nathaniel HaWthoYns; Oil. a.
a aaskisa Methods Of Study in Natural History !;
Hospital Transports; %.
kbif3p Van Astsvelde, rev edition: a.
etAntsy's sermons In the Dast; 81 30,
A.; ter hliiot. By Hsary kiasslsyi Els
0lH 80. =
.lneriesn esstlsmans Guids 10 Politsasss and
.Fsshics; 81 Is. ..np
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05
NEW YORK Styles

Tsftlenfa' s Cloth Hgt-Nelc and Fashionable
A large sssortm nj FOR Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats pxc-il in
beauty. grade and finish anything yer offered in
this city. WALL, STFPIRsS Il Co
1922 Ps. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS
Cc2tf INTEL. and Repub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

CoRNs, Eunions. Bad Nails, Enlarged joints and
other disorders OF the Feet cured W thout pain by
syiysnia avenue, between 4la and 9th streets
Hashln.to ton, d. o. No charge for consultation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05
E>OR eAL1-A set of DRAWEKS and 81 Ri.V 1S
IL II feet long and feet high; AlEo . small w LII
TENT. Apply ut No 915 L street. between 9th
and 10Th. &C 13t"
FURNITURE, CHAIRS. AND MATrKsssss.
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE RUsINEsS.

CITJZHNe And stransers will and It TO their
inherent to call 1T the excessive sstab shmsnt Of
BDWIN 4kBHN,
No. $50 Pennsysrasia Acssxs, up stairs,
Intspdiss TO close ont his extensive stock, bar
ssSs sssoId, fhisd. and fourth stories Of the
buiidins y III be for rent. 1ach osthe threeroo ms
Are l2 iet wide. By rs feet long and u feet htxh.
ven dnishse, md Can Be usso fosetAer OF sepa-
rbsre IN slso large back bulldogs and sta ss. en-
.fosa1 Sffh brick wall se2lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

THERE IS no denying the fact that at the Pot
lsr ftnre t43S Penn sy Ivania asen1e ~ at J
they have the ost be- utifnl stock OF Jewe!ry and
Pla'ed Ware ever offered here for the price
Ever, body shnnId go there and Sc. for themselves
what dollar will bEy oc5lv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

ALL QUIET ON THE LOWER PoToMAC-Ths
snnfoats Cpner de Lion, Acting Master Nor.
ris, and Wyandank, Acting Ensign Rrice, have
arrived from The lower river and report that
river.