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From Chattansega.

= rem CaSIt8nooE0s
We have dispatches from our special CORES
pondent at Chattanooga. up to Saturday eve
ming The enemy were then reported a. making
q heavy movement to our left. Deserters
broughti in the news that Atlanta and Rome
were being attacked from the rear. This story,
however, s.needs confirmation" In fact II is
Burnside's army has hardly moved in that di-
rection, and Sherman could not have reached
there even il he had moved direct from Oorinth,
having left the latter place on the 18th. A cav.
airy raid on the enemy's communications Is
Of last evening says Hooker had crossed the
Tennessee river, and there were rumors Of q
fight. This is probable.
From the nature of things, active movements
cannot be long postponed. The situation is
fensive, SO tar, at least, as to open communica-
tion by river and railroad between Stevenson
and Chattanooga. In no other way can the
army at the latter place be supplied. The
roads over the mountains were bad enough
when tile weather was dry Since the heavy
rains they must be we'll nigh impossible. Be.
sides, General Grants re-enforcements must
be well in hand. He has a splendid army, with
Thomas, Hooker and Sherman, while Burn.
side is also under his direction. He is in all
respects more than twice as strong as Rose
Grams was when he crossed the Tennessee,
on is incomparably stronger. Vnere being 9
necessity, therefore, for immediate action, and
there being nothing to be gained by any further
great delay, we may, any hour, expect news OF
ali the information at hand, and allthe indica-
tions observable, will contest the ground stub
borply, and another great battle ON or near the
old ground on Chickamauga Greek, is almost
certain 10 occur within the present week. Ien
Grant arrived at Chattanooga on Tuesday
Cincinnati Gazette..ssfI = $50,
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ByJ. O. NoGUI11 & co.. AuetioneefD.
no An IN WARRINGTON CIT

ByJ. O. AsGUI11 co.. Austionssrs.
SQUARE no. 40, In WARRINGTON CITY
= At Pu1LIo Aucfiox by vtrtas Of O. desd Of
trust, dated o. the oh day Of July, 1857 and 70.
corded in the land records Of WaaAinSton eounty,
Di!trict OF Columbia, in 1dber 4. p. No. lS7s
folio liz to ll9, viii be sold st Public Auction. on
the premises. on yRIDA1. the 1oth day Of Novem-
Der, s6s, ct sN clock ?. n all ofthat valuable
81 ssc ., ess 1Sss a
yidsa Into sixteen original Lots, eight Of them
fronting sAeh twenty four feet ten inches on south
D street. With depth Of ninety -nins test to az
teen feet alley and eight Of them fronting each
twenty four fest ten inches on . Public Square.
with depth Of one hundred feet to fifteen foot
alley. The Square fronts north on publie square,
south ON south street. east upon Eighth street.
and west upon Ninth street.
The sale WIN b made b. lots, commencing with
Terms Of sale One third cash |; ons-third in six
and one third in twelve months, for notes bearing
interest. deed in fee will be gwen and deed of
trust required for securing the deferred peyments.
All eenveyaness and stamp taxes to bs at the cost
"A payment Of SIS on each lot win b rssnired 1t
the time Of sale 70 prevent irrespensibls Siddins
days frem day Of sale. the Truatses reserve 70
u emselyss the ght either TO sell the perty
At any time within sixty days thereafter, at the
rsks loss, and costs Of the 6rst purchaser or pur
chasers upon giving notice Of such intended sale
ten days prior to tn day ofsae BY advertiseme Mt
TO be ipseI ted five times In the National Inteli
senoef Newspaper olished In said city, or 1t the
whstever, to any one Of such op ion to conaideI
fsld first fale or sales rescinded.
By order of the Trustees
ocl9 % va ds j. C. McG UIRE Il co. Auets
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CAIRO, Oct. GA party OF Colonel Streets
forces made another raid into Brownsville
on the 10th, piundering stores, and oonmittins r
other outragee,
Three prize steamers were sold here vester-
day by the United States Marshal for one hun.
dred and thirty one thousand dollars.
The marine railway, at Mound CITY, has
been seized by the Government for the pur-
poses OF the Navy Department. 1t is expected
that the business of the navy yards will be
removed thither.
General Davidson and staff, from Little
Rock, pass sed through here last night, en- ronta
for St. Louis.
The steamer Key West heavily laden with
government eight, struck a snag, yesterday,
sunk to the boiler.deck. The boat and cargo
are total loss. No lives Were lost
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Rrena Rert Scatt.

FORT LKAvKNwoRTH, Oct 2s-Adyices from
Fort Scott to Monday noon say the rebels un.
ger cooper have been reinforced from Price' 5
army, and threaten Forts Blunt and Smith,
Prices force is reported at 5000 strong. with
him. VAN
Gen. Blunt goes to Fort Smith with the train.
where he will turn the command OF the Army
OF the frOntier over to Gen. Mcneil, and pro.
coed to Lsayenworth -xs - ), - -
Gems. Mcneil and Ewing are in the yicfu-
Brooks, with 1900 rebels, is marching on
White river, near Huntsville, and has been
joined by Shelby. d no - -
Gen. Blunt's train is escorted by q force of
Infantry, cavalry and artillery, sufficlentIv
strong to ensure its safety, and Blunt Will
oner Cooper battle II opportunity occurs
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From the Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-The war steamer
Narragansett has arrived here from Acapulco
The ship Heloise has sailed for Hong Kone.
carrying $350,GO0 in treasure
Honolulu dates Of the Sd are received
The Advertiser says the indications are that
the northern whaling feet this year will show
large average yield of oil.
The same paper speaks encouragingly of the
sugar culture. All the plantations are Yielding
hdhdsnmely this yaap. Tho aesroeoto profits
will show large increase on former years
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ByJ MCGUIRE Co.. Auetioneers.
SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT Ol

srsE1r-On FRIDAY rERNOON, November
d:sa !hs By ss Of
corded 10 Libsr A. g., No la2. iolios N9, &c asd
Of the land ret ords for Washington county, D: g.:
vision Of sausrs No. 2is fontins 100 feet inches
on Massachusetts, avenue and ls2 feet II inches on
Circle in Pourte epth street.
Terms: Cash: Ii the terms et sale are not CON.
trustee the right TO sell st the risk aud
cost OF the defaultinG Durchsser on one week q
notice in the IveninR Star.
Cost Of aneine % be Isid By The purchaser.
THOS 3. DONOHO Trustee.
oe36 eod&ds j. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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AIRxANpRIA AFFAIRs.-We learn through
e,ol Wells, the Provost Marshal Gsneral OF
the defences South OF the Potomac. tna5 large
;acts. are daily coming into our lines from the
South. Quite number Of deserten from the
reheI army and others flying from the rebel
conscription, are also coming in. nssr-
The trains on the Orange and Alexandra
railroad now make regular trips to Catiett's
Station, some thirteen miies beyond Manassas.
Tne r9aa d,.srds6 - ,nsp e ~ oes ~ OUT
Of five days more So much for tho story that
it would take month to repair the ROAD
: Ali sorts Of fenements and bnsiue s. houses are
Homes which would not bring $50 per annnm
before the war now readily bring from $500
to &6O0-Alcx Journal, Oct %. AZ
~ Brigham Young has sixty children, and
prospect of more. s 8a sEsFtE8 ~
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General Butler Elected Delegate.
BOSTON, Oct. 2S.-The State League of Mas
sachusetts has elected General Butler and VIM
Claftin, delegates atlargs to the National Union
League which meets at Washington, in Decen.
Der. Delegates from each Congressional Dis.
trict were also chosen. General Butler ad.
dressed the meeting at length.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


I b GREEN Z WILLIAM8, Auotioneers.
| T1s IsLAsnARx X,,ne = ~ nSuuS1 - AND LVT ~
william Kiernsn. dstsd ths s1tS of Aa., S1 ,saa
&c Of fhis conntx r;,i ali Sc; ~ fo:acs ~
WEDN ESDXY. tie lsth OF Noyemhs, ..s H oz
square 10 Rs. IN TIA civ - IL kSs s9. 8. n
! streets And rnrn;nn thsc.o o. south ana ~
thence east rAraiIst vifn sonts 0Iset aneaes
POINT M Ant 3, FEET in.S e ~ 1871 inches 70
thence east parallel Win sSid IT, ~ eees,
moth n feet ipaSes To- .cnrh ~ ~ ls ie<t Aenoe
west vith south StpsSt TS t ;t,eSs ana 1snee
Sinnin1 viii the Frsma nweI,sSaa aaeaes 20 sae oc-
proven,snfe tneYeon. As soo osAsf I'M
Terms Of ssiS: Ons third a.ah. th h.,.,..;, =,
twelve and eixkts. months- 1ifh notA. IN II
interest and sNaured 0v dad AZ frnsS SsskiAAS
If fha faTnaa m ~ 49,
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T. MusIOAL INST1UM1NTS.
A1 Cheapest place IN the 0ity % fst Austea
!nsSrnmspss. such "a Guitars. Violns. ti9ses. Ac
3c tosether with Instrustion Books for al In.
nSemsnu ans Guitar and vtolon 6trtnp y g
9ObW BLLJ Fancy and Military st0ee, 408 j
street. near llth. leun. Chron ss1kln
THn CHAP 1sf 0LQfHIN0 HQueD 8 .
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Death Of q Telegraph Operator.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct 25.-John II. O'Neill
United States military telegraph operator, of
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, deserYediy esteemed,
died this evening in this city, of TYPHOID fev ver
aged twenty-three years.
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From New OrIeaus .

CAIno, Oct. 25-Tne steamer Julia. from
New Orleans on the Goth, brings two hundred
bales of cotton and three hundred and seventy.
i've hogsheads of sugar, but no news
The Memphis Bulletin of the 26th says, 0en'l
McPhersoD's 8 expedition has returned TO Vicks.
to scatter the rebel force on the Big Black A
large force Of the enemy was met, but it re-.
treated without general engagement.
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w. HID1S-HIDIS,
~ ~ " sold ct Public Auction. on ever,
WADN1sD1Y and 9ATURDAY, at ii e'oloef q
W.. tae wharf on Sixth street, Washin Rton al
sale. v" .s"~ - 'ss 'sAAs W
Term: sM:.a, M in Treasury notes, 70 b Paid a III
@oment OF eA0. g. BILL,
tan tohron.l 1t. COL. and q. 3. b.
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From Fortress Monroe.
FCRTREss MONROE, Oct. 27-There is NO
news to transmit from this point to-day. The
nag of. truce steamer New York, which left
on Sunday last for City Point, has not yet re.
turned.
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IMPORTANT TO 1AMILIRS The undsrsigned
i having perfected his arrangements in Philadsl.
Dhia New YORK and Boston, takes this method Of
Informing his old customers and the public gen.
erAly that he Ii receiving daily by oxpfess-
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem county IN. ] j Veal
Prime Philsdslpais Buttsr. 0eRons,
Bucks county and New Jersey Chickens,
eWsst Bread. Pheassnts Partridges,
Grouse, enipe, Woodeock, and every luxury OF the
ps.tan niaal pars Housed Piss lsss and frips,
Snsofed and Pielisd Salmon and Hsiibut,
Also. large supply OF Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and Vegetables.
To fsmilies and others giving entertAinmsnts
- .a1ehsaS THOS. =. WILSON,
l10 pennsyfvAniA avenue,
% aasm between 18th and 18th streets.
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
sUTLIRs WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING & co.'s
CONCENTRATED OLAM
10 BE 4 MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE 10R
THlIR TRADE.
It sells very rapidly, and IL the most economical
article Of distf the ofhesr's mess. tits prepared
In one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Ohowder. It is highly recommended b. Army
Surgeons. The profits are large.
II. A. DOWNING & CO..
Manufacturer of Concentrated 70 cd
3. Es4esea No. Ill East 18th st., New York.
For sale b. BARBoUR sEMMKs, so,s As,nt..
IS Louisiana Avenue.
ss7-iy Waship gton, D. q.
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N - 60 NOTICE .%EsS
DAKIRa Groeers. flour and Feed Dealers, Sut-
iers Shippers. Hotel Keepers and others are re; re;
spsetuy nfefsS thsx ssn q q pREheqH HxT and
STRAW. Go. O.. of the choicest quality, @ New
York and Bsltmors holessls prices: g xsa
sWholesa1e f3rsin. flour and Feed Warehouse
.l - cor M and O sts and Indiana si' ~ n..o.
oe - 3ms nsar y. z y. na.ll0.. go
nR; HuRLnY LAff fs0sorsain1 ~ maD the et 9Th
sens Of this city thAt he proposes % RssSeGd "A
profession. For the present. nS csn " ocrrs ms
w Have tnst reoefye a from the West 90 Bnnalo
Toneusa, wkieh We recorur1end 20 oar eussomsfs'
They are nicely eursd ApHI ING N BUECHILL.
ocn ecrnel ltthsf. and Vermont ~.
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HARBOUR 4 0B1lAG

BRUCl 90. want al % know that they can
j buy better Clothing, At lower prices, at A6l
6syenth street, than elsewhere. N M-H
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W,u.v.ru,s HtsIIsNfitPrssS Shs IuNiPsS ossGss5 TiFa bs
JOHN n. HAMILTON. Our business. win here.
After be conducted under the name Of BARBOUR,
ago bestov ed upon the old arm. we solicit . con:
tfnuancs ef the same, assuring our friends and
please. BAkBOU0s 91M7sS . w.
EJAyiNG THIS DAY MADE 4 CHANGE IN
II our Business, We urgently resuest all parties
indebted 70 ne ~ notes, due bills and elSn eoeeuat
desire 70 close and D tts 0ur past buainsss.
All persone havins accounts against % will pre-
sent them for payment. ..--
oc2- colin BARBOUR 0B0Ao6
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This excellent Family and News Jouxns
containing greater variety of interesting
reading than can be found In any other. =
pub lished on Friday morning.
TKRNs- casA, sssarssssy q sSvessa
Single copy, Per annam... ........U @
rive copfesssss. ..ssss..sess..ss.... aX
Ten copies. s.........................e eO0
Twenty five copies es...............e 80 o
Il invariably contains ths awashiAstol
Sews" tsat has made zAs DsG1y xssatag SssS
circulate so generally throughout the country
~Sinele copies Tin wrsppers) can b pro.
cured at the counter, immediately afssr ne
issue Of the paper. Prics-THxxs Oxrs.
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WILLIAM vIfoH, Le HrME, JOIN Fox,
FITOH, HINE & FOX,
ATT ORNBYS At LAW.
REAL 1s1A1H, CLAIM AKp PATENT AGENTS.
-E-9 Corner Seresh oad + Streets.
topposite Post Omoe,l
AsHINGfoM OIfYa D. o.
N. B. OommieNon0rs for All the 9tAte0 90 3 I'm :
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"A NO IMPosITIONl dO1

MADAME ROSS, DoesYess and Asf,o!ostsf,
Formerly located at 333 6 ut. NORTH, has removed
to No. 42l 18th street north, above = ew Iork av'
enIe, one block frem Treasury DsEaftmsnts t.n. -.
psst and future-nsver known to .fail. Causes
speedy marriages; brings together those long seq.
grated; cures al diseases. bosaness ssficuS CONN
She ID the only person that ean chow likeness
Ladies 50 cents Gentlemsn d. oo9-lm
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ByW. L. WALL L co., Auotionesrs,
TN1THD STATES MARsHAL's SALE or THp
- sflAnsR DIAsoHD, HER TACKLE, APPAREL,
o ,ss Ssssss is
Of the United States, for the District Of Ooiumbis
hold tao,ains Fs District GSTEt win sell ct Public Aac
to9sise. siss. .1snu. 4 II Ms e.
steamer Dispond, consisting Of vsuabis .Ssort % sae
q e1so' % o. see'sh sseenia Whisassy WSfa1as a
5 bbls Piekieo Meat
kegs SAlsfAtus ..
5 trunks Mems lens Td and L. lies rr.aeh Shoes
] case Table Knives and Forks
! 40 nrge and small Walters
l 30. BOZ me me. S.if i.., paIss.. Skins ar,
! 90 Of Fancy Articles: Toys, &C., &C.,
do ofinaia Rubber Overcoats-Linsd with Al
case India Rubber Gaps and BATS
i ssss !: Of 3::se..s 3::ssE q, h..,,,,.
% kisessse kitssss d nssaa,Rs soHnRfne
I DO Porte Aonnaies II.
i DO ss sisst 4 e siiss
! DO seoteh Pisid M.riaos. g.. &e..
/ ddoo HAlSis: AsSass. ias nsnafsTssfsis ssnsy Ssss'
At the foot Of Sixth street Wharf. on the Poto.
l vii, ''n tn. sr.4azn p1AxorD.
noE "~sA1>' A1.~-~' 1so
At the same time,
400 Coil; ca bSRs s;SEssd i1ss Marshal. D. O.
ocH WN, i. WALL CO.. Au0ts.
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AUCTION SALES.

By WN. L. WALL co.. Auetioassrs
(MAT sAL1 OF 30 PRIOR CABINET YuR.
g.s 0RsEK's CAsIHEr MAEUTAoronT. No. $50
A...D.. Beg e S,ss
kessas.l = o'sosi 1i ss ssi 'ss s.
sas: Via ss. yssi:
e. suIerior vorl manship, and . larEe stoef Of
e aSass lis IS M
H.nd:ems he:s.osa s <! .1arble-top E.sssrss. with
1osswocd GhsnsSef suites
q 9S.mS:r Suites ssd @ OK siasecsrd.
Handsomac .a RossxSod DresIns Bureaus
&slS &.lsus press sa11ss; Saessss; handsome g.aE s@
Thirty Dress Bureaus
ssH9od: Aahosany, and Walnut Arm and 1asy
R'.':ess, ,i. ..Aes.n,. and walnut Sofa. .na r..s-
:ss M:nas 5ces:' Mirrors
.ss ss: ;sisas ::s
r x1'.:s ps;r,sS ssd = vn.assss.y s.a. Bookcases .s
g Gsrisd HaiI Aattrasses zfss -
ss1s, R:EioI Snais, Nshosaay and walnut Side
1s :'; S;s s:l sa... and
ssvoi,i9;s one. Chairs. Cribs, Bea...d.. great
Refteshmsnt Tables and W..A.s.,d.
Gssxtension and Mahogany Dining Tables
9sR: ss,.ss Tee sad pieces
eSs s.ss .ss Mef: and Fruits
1aree quantity Wines and Water Bottles
Fancy China Vases, Gard Basket and China Toys,
Motto Cups
dozen Tete.a Tetes Castors different kinds, with
many other Goods not here named.
smouat credit Of So CO. and 50 days, Tor approved
Lease: 1neur. of tn.
stention Of the trade is invited to this sale,
~ The Goods will he open for inspection and
tale. ~ ~
ocA WIN. L. WALL l. 90. Aucts
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REAL 1s.ARs. oLA,x AxD PATENT AGENTS.
c''ra so,sssis: ssss:H so:s Ed aaos's 4 a''''''
NIB. osnsisaon.1. Il. 81 ths b..... 90
JOS r. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
oORN1R OF 1I9HTH AND sTR1Irs,
OPPOSITE TIE SOUTH YloHr asxlaAL POST OFFICE
WILL OPEN Sfe1n1anS1; on MoNn.v asrH
CLOTHS. c1sSi%sRS, ez;ss is1sfss. lot Of
ai,a'iss' his friend. end 4. sass e s s!n
N HoIssAIs AsD RsrAII. - :
NOTIONS. TOYS,
sa9' 1AHo4 sooDs.
GoTfH1LP 4 BEHR1ND,
369 Seventh st., bet. II andI,
Respectfully invite tAs attention OF the public st
very lrrge and wen selected Stock, comprising
almost every article usually found in frst-elass
Notion and Fancy Goods Houses.
10 D1ALERS ESP ECIALLY,
Particular attention 10 invited to large and we'll.
selected Stock Of TOYS for the Holydays.
- LADIES BUYING FOR FAIRS.
A general inducement will be given. 90 l5-lms
ADIEs' DREss FURs.
The undersigned have just opened the largest
| stock of Foreign and American FURS ever offered
| in this city, such as EsEfE.r ~
| Hudson Bay SABLE, ERMINB, MINK,
| PITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
IMITATION or ERMINB. 9
| WATERMINK, YRENCH OOONY,
| And other FURS In sets for ladies and children,
| Also, FUR TRIMMINGS and WANSDOWN.
Gentlemen's MUFFLERe, ROBES. dc ,&c
| We are also receiving daily additions to oul
| stock of DRY GOODS. such aa-
CLOAKs. .sHAWLS.aDRESS GOODS, EMBBOID
r. yxRIR6, Il G., at small advance for arst cost
55al 8. Il W.M1YENBHR6, -
.1e&t Eite s.Ezs 4e Market spAcs.l
between 7th and 9Th afrsets. under the
90 % In a5'. assfo o Avenue House.
Gas YIxTUR1s.
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commanded by Queen Margaret of Anion. ,vho
yTSnaueIeds Tsln.s vas fought on Shroye Tuesday,
Edwsrd Nv gained decisive victory over ths
11Ancas,rfans-fhanks to the skill and yalor OF
Rnichhard' n1ke OF Gioucsster, (afterwa
mahded the van OF the Yorkist army-foueht
May 4th, H7i. In this hattie Queen Marssrst
me ,n eonsort OF Henry vi, was taken prisoner.
The common story runs, that after the hath.
OF Tewkesbury, Margaret and her son, then in
ns-s ns eienieensn NEE year, were brought before Ed
manner, how he dared to invade his Dominion.
Emo iIritate ed by a spirited reply, struck him on
the lace with his gauntlet; whersupon the
ings, and Sir Thomas Grey, taking ths hloV A
sie nal, hurried the prince into the ~ II roosn
and there dispatched him with their dareers.
don. where Knx Henry g VI .es aowe. Of Lon
Says aftsr the bsttae--nurdered, Il IL suppossd.
by BY The Duke Of Gloucester: The Queen was
rant tomeo IN 1875 by Louis XII OF Franca for
SH0UD crowns. The battle Of Bosworth Field.
sunday, August 22 1885, was the last fouehs
t between the Houses Of York ana Lancaster,
Henry WI (Richmond) with Elizsb@etn. @ dsSsSa :.
yer OF Edwafd Ay. In the sixteeh years or the
continuance OF this fsud, thirty battles were
Fought, with varying success; half the country
was depopuiated, and nearly the entire mobility
extsrminated. One hundred thousand persons
are estimated to have been killed during the
Shakspeare has drawn from this history Of
The War Of the Roses" the chief incidenS Of Of
ms ceIe6rated historical play of Richard III.
or The Battle OF Rosworth Field. The immor
tai bard has thrown around the naked trufhs
OF history the spirit Of poetry, and clothed them
In the garb OF romance. Connected as this
beautiful tragedy Is with the principal incl
dents of English history at that period, the play
recommends ITSELF not only to the student Of
history, but to the intelligent and refined of
every bent OF inclination. At the present day
Richard, Duke OF Gloucester. is supposed by
many persons to have been q demon incarnate.
but the Bard OF Avon has managed the tenor OF
his beautiful production SO well that desnito
thoee darker spots upon the short record OF this
monarch, 1t can at least be granted that he
possessed one virtue-braYery.
This beautiful play Of Shakspeare,s is, We
learn, TO be soon produced in Washineton. az
Ford's New Theater. Richard will find be.
coming impersonator in the person OF the dis.
SON Of the late Junius Brutus Booth the naost
celebrated representative OF the character
known to the European or american stage,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-29

COLUMBIA OORN1T AND STRING BAND
" The underlined respectfully announces -
70 the public, thet he is rssdy 10 f1rnieh Ausic,
for Private Parties. Balls. Pie Mics, Paxades,
Exhibitions, ETC., with any number Of 4usfcfaes
required, At the shortest notice, BY leaving orders
at John fseman's, corner OF Fsnnsxiy ania ayenus
and 9TH street east. H1NKY 1H1AAN.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-29
Z FASHIONABLE DANCING AOADRMY.

FAsHIONABL1 DANCING AOADEMY,
MR; GO0DALL. Professor asd Teacher Of Ddneixs
that his GLASS for Masters, Misses, and young 81
Ladies win commence at the UHIrIp Hall,
R.utE .traet. LfsE doors from the cars,
p m. Glasses for Gentlemen on Tuesday ANA bSIufs
day evening". from to 10. Private Lessons any
The Beeptre Exercise for Ladies, % much recon-
nended for deformity and onssidednsss; also, the
Indian Clubs, for Gentlemen. O@eers and clerks
make Q note of it. t8# 2E E.E
Mr.. g. continues to sive lessons on the Violin
and Violoncello.
Due notice viii be given Of his Glasses ct George.
town.
Mrs. 0oodall will receive Q limited number Of
Pupils for PiAnoforte and Singing.
Tor cards Of terms, 90. please spply at hs rooms.
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