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FROM THE SOUTHWEST

Large Rebel Cavalry Force near Louis.
vilIe-Wheeler's Command Between
Chattanooga and Dalten-Rebels enter
Rssaca and Capture Coiered Regiment
The Enemy Moving on Daiton-Gen
sherman Following Closely.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 15.-Chattanooga adyice.
say that Lieut.. w. Cruel, OF the 7th Ken.
lucky, led scout toward Lafayette, twenty
miles from here, on Wednesday, and drove q
SNAIL squad OF rebels out of town, and, pur-
suing them, captured nine out of eleven. They
afterw ards fell in with fifteen hundred rebel
cavalry, and -eIreated.
Some OF his prisoners say Wheeler's entire
command, ageregaung from eight TO ten thou.
sand cavalry, are all between Chattanooga
and Dalton.
The rebels entered Resacca on Wednesday
morning, and took the only troops there-a col.
ored regiment-by surprise. The rebels imme.
oiateIv thereafter moved upon Dalton. On
FRIDAY there was considerable alarm at Chat
tanooea, and every able bodied man was put
AT the last advices General Fitzpatrick, with
his cavalry, was at Dalton. No apprehensions
are now felt for Chattanooga or Knoxville.
rations at Atlanta, and Knoxville has aoun-
dance Of provisions to stand q six months
siege
The Chattanooga Government storehouses
Gen: Miiroy was at Tullahoma, and Gen.
Scofield at Chattanooga
A private reliable source says on Saturday
evening Hoods army was between Dalton and
Lafayette, making for the latter place, while
Gen. Sherman was pressing him closely.
Prominent military men say Hoods last move
places him exactly in the position desired by
General Sherman.
There is considerable excitement at Clarks-
Vile, Tennessee, in consequence of the reports
o. scouts that the rebel General Lyon Intended
are armed for the additional defence of Clarks-
Vile.
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GOvERNMEST SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo
tations Of 4oysrnmeat securities:
MARYLAN D.

The Baltimore Suns calculation lin that
paper OF this morning) OF the state OF the Ma.
ryland returns, shows majority, including
the soldiers vote as far as heard from, of s25
against the Constitution. Before going to press
this afternoon We received certain infor nation
that the Maryland brigade in the 5th army
corps gave majority OF 692 for the Constltu-
ton. The vote Of the Maryland troops in the
9th army corps, IN Sheridan's army, at Clarks.
burg in Western Virginia, at Poiut Lookout
and elsewhere in Maryland where there are
detachments OF troops Of that State not yet
heard from, can hardly fail to give the new
Constitution thousand majority at least. So
we now have little doubt OF its adoption
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F1sANo1AL.-rhe New York sunday Herald

says:
The stock market was without amin alton at
the opening of the first board, bnt as the call
progressed It became strong. At the close,
however, it was heavy.
Government securities were steady. Con.
pom dve.twenties advanced <, coupon sixes of
1851 e. smsIi lot of one year certificates
sold at eix, showing decline of y. Con DON
tsn-foriies sold at ok, seven thirty Treasury
NOTES October ard ApriD 100
The rise in the gold premium has stimulated
prices LOT produce AND merchandise Of all de-
scripto' s, and quotations have been ad vanciRg
since Monday. To-day -four rose 3Oc .a40c. per
barrei, " heat Sc .aSc per bushei, corn lc.a2c {,
oats lc, whiskey 2c.a3c., and pork 25c per
barrel
Strung efforts are being made to engineer
still further rise not only ny the ordinary spec
ulat rs in gold, but by inf MENTAL firms inter-
crested in the price of produce, general mer-
chandise, and foreign exchange.
The money market continues easy to stock
houses at se ven per cent on call In the dis.
CONT line the demand Is still very limited, and
tbe ipdispositioa to take any but first class
names continues. The market, however, is a
tJjfie easier. owing to the advance In gold,
which places merchants In a better position
but this Is more than counterbalanc ed. In the
estimation of lenders, by the prospect Of the
DE- per they may discount now being paid Ia
currency after further de probation. The rates
are quoted at from nine to fifteen per cent.
Foreign exchange is stagpant. Bankers ask
1863 for sixty days bills and 10 for bills. at three
days. Merchants are offered at 1Os q 100.
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BOARDING..

FOB RENT foe large Furnished FRONT
l. k0OM, in tn. rond story with Board. Apply
to MRS. CLARKE, bridge st west of Frederick
1T Georgetown Oc F-Sts
QOAkDING-BOi o and LODGING can be- OBJ
- I, ned at No Ia I'D street. between aud L,
about l.Q yards north of Pepnsyl vaniA avenue Ap
ply On the premises. ISL
A FEW .GENrLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
a "a ted With FIST elias. Board BY applying On
month. Aito, few Table Bosrders at S2l per
month. oc Is 2t$
ROARDING-A first class BOARDING. HOUSE
- bias been opened At - Missouri avenue, near
80 street, with rooms. 19ly or in suites. M ~ly
ard Handsomely fitted -. Also. an excellent
library; q large. md elegan room, on the second
floor, s1tta'le for q part, 81 gentlemen To those
who wish for comfort vi, 1t pr.tension or show,
this opportunity is offered I'D the advertiser, by
the most earnest attention o their wishes, will
srdeavor to give tPoss resi- ing with her. real
home. Prices moderate. neal and transient
boarders taken. ocl5-2.s
BOARDING Rooms, with o. without Board
- can be had at 173 I'd street west between b
and G, few doors from the Avenue, Capitol and
Depot. &C Is St.
7 ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, With Board, at
IL 151 West street, GEORGETOWN. $50 lin"
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1Two young men were drowned In ths
East River, opposite New York city, a few
days since and on Saturday evening an aSed
lady fell from q Fulton Ferry boat, and SUNK
before assistance could reach her.
~A conductor OF one Of the New York city
cars has been arrested and placed under heavy
honda, for ejecting from the car gentleman
who refused to pay the additional fare lately
fmpoeed by the railroad companies.
~ TIE Denmark papers praise the full blue
eye OF the infant Prince of Wales, but think
premature. He Is IN diapers
- oraft 10 MI The deficiencies in the uota
OF Mary land pBter the last cal TOR s0a. nn1 man
Is In progress to-day.
@Tbe shipments Of specie from New York
last week Emountfd TO $239,s92; since the lat of
Jaruary, S55,eS5,3i9
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FOREIGN NEWS
The Mace ard Ccburn Fisht-Msre Pail.
uYes In ENGLAND

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE steamship City
OF W ashington has arrived.
QUKBssTOwE, October 6th.-Political mat.
tiers are uIimportant.
Mr.. Erlanger and Miss Slidell have been
married in Paris, with much pOmp.
The crew Of the City Of Brooklyn mutinied.
Johnson, the third mate, was stabbed in the
thigh. but Lot seriously.
Mace charges Coburn with never intending
70 fight, and CLAIMS the stakes.
The only additional failure Is that OF Salo.
n on, Manchester warehouseman. His cashier
disappeared his defalcations and forgeries
amounting to forty thousand pounds sterling.
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~ fire occurred in Baltimore Sunday
morning In a building on Light street occupied
by Mr.. Thomas Hooper, sailmaker; Messrs.
Jones & North. produce brokers, and Messrs
Klinefsl'er Il Co, dealers in hay and feed.
About s11,0 worth of property was de-
stroyed.
~ On Friday,s3, 623 were stolen from the safe
Of Meesrs. Armstrong 4 Berry, booksellers, in
Baltimore. A man who purchased some STA
tiopery only few moments before the money
was missing is supposed TO he the culprit.
SMaior General Banks is at the Astor
House, New York.
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1NRE CCPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
l listing between Stephen Thayer and SamaeI A.
Thsyer, under the srm Of Stephen Th.yer Son,
STEPHEN ThAYER,
SAMUEL A. THAYER.
Washington. D. c., October 10. 1884.
WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED COPARr
w nership under the arm of 8. A. & y. A.
Thayer. SAMUEL A. TuAYEM.
EDWARD A. THAYER,
Warrington, D. G., October 10. 1864.
&C lt-lN" sft7+8 - -
NEW SINGING CLAss.-Only . few Ladies and
~ Gentlemep a voices are required TO Dill up .
ne singh n Glass Of Prof. Alex, Wolowski. These
who would lake t. join that class will call 1t bus
esidenes, ass Il Tn street. sz,z..J'a &C ~ es
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.

IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA
The Steamship r. oanoke believed to have
been Captured by twenty-five Rebels un.
der Lieut. Brain, alias Johnson.
NRw ORLEANS, October 17.-By the steamer
Liberty, from Havsna on the twelfth, informa-
tion has been received that 1t Is currently re-.
ported there that the steamship Roanoke was
captured by twenty five rebels, among whom
was Lieut. Brain, alias johnson, who captured
the Chesapeake, and the engineer OF the Har-
riet Lane, tho would take charge OF the Roam
eke's engines
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Lust AND FOUND.

sis6 ; be ilss;s
Rewarded b, lrsv M it At l3o Z. Az "
8 . l.a Hi FER 10 marx. DO. the end o hrf
srss bst hff and S m
receive the shnve reward. oc II st.
roLo WATCH L, r--sundsy evening. nctobsr
nasr -.
a. s77 street. where he will be Suisi,ly re-
d.H " sv h oi'2'fa "a
three tests the ri he GemGs. tsas siT w 10
EAlksRs r Esd Ss~s,n E Sc c.c street
street north. Capitol Hill: oc y 81.
GAME TO MY PREhIsEs on the l4th INST. near
large enc White m.s one ear e;S2psd The
sity; g:st charges and take e cHa as1 v aoRnAN
STR.YED OR STOLEN from the subssrin n,i on on
S.,1 D7 :r IL H i1ns OF Mn
bind broke WI p, reward feT than
70 o @T list 0'''' "'"A GEO. W. TAYLOR.
T1AKEN UP As EsT JnX Or, n. l.th Of Az
xts sofo one one r ri :, Sss
make the COWS pay ths za Roek Creek
oc 17-St' Washington county, D. G.
STRAYED AWAY-On the 9Th instant. . young
- brown COW, with white spot n her forehead
Liberal reward will he given for her return, or
any information at 8. NJ. mEYENBERG'S, AZ Mar
ket Space, or 800 street. oc ls-2t
&1O REWARp:-Lost,. on Friday evening,
% w either at Fora Theater or in lat vi:io.
ity, lady'a gold BRHASTPIN, sat with one pearl
surrounded by small diamonds The finder will
receive tie above reward by leaving 1t at the
northeast corner of 5th and streets, at the
box Office of Pord's Tbeater. oc is st.
GO0 REWARD Will be paid for the return of q
1T ~ BAV MARE. about is hands hish. with a
blister mark on one of her h nd kles. Wa taken
from the farm of smuel G. and 3. Wroe, in Prince
Georges unity, Nd about six miles IF IN this
city. on thu i4th The above reward will be pad
TO any one by retaining said mare to stables on
ocl5 st SAM'L G. & e. WROE
c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the night Of
sCC Wsdnesday asst two POINTER PUPPIES,
ah' ut two months old; male ard female; male
brown; the o,h'r, gray and v bite sP.inkl.d. with
black ears The above reward will bs paid to any
cover the Dogs, at No. 442 It'll street, opposte
Patent Office. oc .-3t*
&1O REwARD.-atrayed or stolen, on Sunday
10 ~ October 9, a bay MARE, about II h>nis
high. She had a strap a'ound her neck, fastsn n
With brass hook. wi give the above reward IL
.he sfraypd and II stolen viii give $50 for her
r. covery ard convictian IF the thief.
lilw- JAMES GUILD, I'd and st.
7 OFT -strayed stnIen. on the 18th Instant
I large dark red COW. with crap ona ear.
The g. der will be suitably rewarded applica-
ton to C. 8. MOVES SO south street, or st this
nff e. l0-tf
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DIAEO FORTE TUNING,
MRLODBON TUNING.

take pleasure in announ Gin to my friends and
patrons tn have been fortunate in securing the
services Of
Mr. A. r. DESeAN
from New York, who IL one of the most COM peteu
and skillful PIANO TUNERS in our country. and
I solicit orders at our store for unns. Repairing
and Regulating Of tE ~
PIANOS. MELoDEONs, ORGANS.
or any musical instrument al .EE
PIANOS and MELOpEONS ..sH
taken to our Warerooms in upper story OF estAb-
lish ment, ard thoron Rhly renovated. repairs I'd ,
rsesppsd. &C., at short notics, and moderate
ORDERS FOR COUNTRY,
Alexandria. and other places solicited and pro mpt
~ attended to. JOHN r ELLIS, Ja-
z41lItsy Piano and Music 6tore, q .
goo Pa. AVENUE, be t. sth and 10th SITS.
Chickery Il Sons Piano Agency. 50 a. g oc
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New York Stock Market-Fifst Board.
[ BX tbs Peoples Line-OMce 5ll Ninth street.,

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-U. s. 1881, coupon So,
l064; U. s. sos, l0Shs: Certificates OF Indebr-
odness, A4i 9old, 2i9A; N. Y. Central, 100;
Reading, l24; Michigan Central, 12lX; Micht.
gan Southern, 709; Illinois Central, lax;
Cleveland and Plttsburg, 1861; Cleveland and
Toledo, III; Chicago and Rock Island, 951;
Milwaukie and Prairie do CHEN, 81; Pitts.
burg. Fort Wayne and Chicago, =; Alton
and Terra Hauta, so; Chicago and North.
western, 434; QuicfAilver, so.
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Theyote on the Constitution in Maryland.

The result OF the vote on the New Gonstitu.
ton Is SUP hSabtful. The following table
shows, as nearly as can be ascertained, the
az -eeate result on the returns received. The
returns from Aliegsny, Washington, Freezer.
lex, Howard, Hartford, Baltimore county and
baltimore city are official. From Calvert and
Charles nc returns nave been received, and an
estimate of their probable vote Is given. From
the other counties we have unofficial reports
of the result
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,

Pennsylvania ELECTION
Three Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty.
five Union Majority on Home Vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE Pennsylvania
returns, official, foot up-Union majority on
the home vote, 1856.
EAsToN, PA, Oct. 17.-Wayre county, of.
fcIaI, gives q Democratic majority Of 9s3, q
Union gain Of 1903.
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majority against Constitution ...... AIS
the new Constitution, which NAV POSSIBLY be
ovefeone y he soldiers vote still TO come in.
we nave yer TO receive returns from Coles
cavalry, WIN sheridan, LIST MARYLAND cav
AIRY, with Butler; 5th MARYLAND Infantry. in
the Ninth Ccrps; I'd Maryland cavalry, a. Fort
Gaines, and from sewers, independent and de-
Maryland.-Bdh american.
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rVHE LAST TO RISE,
THE FIRST TO FALL IN PRICES.
GREAT RUSH TO
LANsBURGH BROS,
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORES,
81 / and 81 18th street, above I street,

Having just returned from New York with
which have been bought at Auction, We invite tho
attention of our customers aud the public In gen.
eral to give call as they certainly will save Is
cents on each dollars worth of Goods purchased At
our Stores. We mention in par:
300 yards CALICOEs at 30 cents.
sGn0 DELAlNES at half price,
5000 B!esched and Brown MUSLINS from q
centsu
B.coo ,ds FLANNELs of sill shades from Auction.
FRENCH and ENGLISH DRSsS GOODS in great
variety.
Ain shades Of FRENCH MERINOS, IRISH
POPLINs, and WOOL REPS
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAs, ell the fash
ion.)
cAssIMERBs and cAssINETs for Men and
Boys wear.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS. in great
variety.
sBAWLs, SHAWLS. large assortment
CLOTH CLOAKs aud CIRCULARS OF our own
manufacture.
ia P Coats SPOOL COTTON at 12E cts
Green Daniels SPOOL COTTON at 3 cts
Best PINS AMI Smith NEEDLES ct cts.
HAIR NETS, NUnIAS, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
be sed Is per cent. cheaper, than any other in
the city.
Also, q consignment Of fine, Ladies and Chill
dIen's DRESS FURS at half price.
Call and convince yourself, that the above Is no
humbug, at
LANsBURGH & BRO,
371 and 375 Seventh street, above L stree.
P. S.-Lsdies who wish to avoid Q crowd. WIN
please call early in the ing late the eve
ming, the stores will be open until O'Clock
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DRoPOsALs FOR LUMBER.

CaiG Qna-tsrMast,'s 0tes, Depot Of Wastirgton.i
WAsaIsoFos. b. G, Oct. II 1854. e
Seal'd Proposals will be received at this Office
until SATURDAY, October %, 1854, 1T u O'Clock
u, Tor the delivery ~ this depot OF Lumber of
viz:
Cuttings.
Sos feet s or Hsiuch white Pine common
lingB
1880 feet "a or l.inch ton zued and groo,ed
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Damascus hes passed this point, with Liver
pool dates Of the 9th, and Londonderry OF the
18th instant.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. THE political news ID un-
i'm ortant.
The Rebel loan has declined to 57a58.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
GOOD NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
Prospect Of the Capture of Price and jeff

ST. Louis, Oct. 16.-The Democrats Jeffer-
SON City special dispatch says the Pacihc rail
road is runpins TO Lamine Bridge, and that
troops are being rapidly sent there. It is be-
Nsyed that if our mounted force moves rapidly
Prices train will be captured. Prices force
being divided, either part can be easily de-
feated if overtaken.
Sanborn's cavalry is in hot pursuit of JEFF
Thompson.
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CAPTURE OF A VALUABLE STEAMER.

Rear Admiral David ID. Porter, writing to
the Navy Department from his flagship NAL
vern, Hampton Roads. Va under date October
l4th, reports the capture OF the English Block
ade runner Bat. by the U. S. steamer Mont
gomery, Acting Vol. Lieut.. Fancen, command
ing or the 10th inst. at sea. This was the first
voyage OF the Bat, having been only 10 days at
sea. She is 8 fourteen knot boat, very strongly
built, GEO tons, and adapted to catch blockade
runners. She can carry two 30-pounders and
60 FOUNDER howitZers, and would make an ex.
cellent vessel for the navy. The Bat Is q steel
plated vessel, built by Jones, Quiggan & Co.,
OF Liverpool, and is vessel OF exceedingly
fine lines
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GEORGE WEBSTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
FREDERICK, MARYLAND,
Has for sale number of
VERY VALUABLE FARMS,
Situated in
FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND,

No. contains 9s acres of first quality land.
No. 2 cor tains 2i8 acres
No. 3 contains about 800 acres; beautifully atua-
tea' elegant Improvements; land In hi Oh state of
No. 1 contain. 100 acres; is one of the best i'm
proved Farms IN the county; very desirable
No 3 contains lsn acres o. first quality land; new
house and harp; &C mplete out houses new fencing.
Nc 8 contains 2lp acres 70 miles from the city:
good dive lbE and harm, at 80 per acre.
No. contains E5 acres, miles from Frederick;
No: !. cont.ins 70 acres, 5 miles from Frederick;
No 9. House and 8 ares of land miles from
Fred erick, and will be sold for 81 900.
No 10. a arst class Dwelling. in one of the mos.
HCs pitaiists wi hing to make investments, or
purchasers desiring homes. will do well to exam
inc tie Real ks'a'' GEORGE GEO p. WEBSTER.
Resi- Estate Broker and General Business Agent,
No. West Patrick st. Frederick. ocl Ii At
NOTICE TO FAMILIES, HOTELS, &o-We are
.nSw ready to supply kinds Ct 81 psror Crack
and good AT the New Pbtladelpbia Produce Store.
Wholesale and Retail 334 street near 10th.
oct Is St
> a n SO 900 PUNCH, o ,o,,,
On GO nsisnment, free of duty, Ell ght on this cid,
Tor 1c Fnic 2" by u. 4. 1 80 s stb Street
DIAPER BOX MANUFAC rORY.-I have always
on hsnd. et my Mandatory. a large quantity
Of PAPER BOXES of all sizes.
Boxes made to order.
&C 1881 Corner D and 18th str ,ets, Up Stairs
ONio ONIONS.
oNIoNs-5o barrels Prime Eastsrn onions.
HENRY OGDEN,
sos South wharvas.
&C l5'6t Philac 81 phia
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@From Shtllington, Odeon Building, and
from Hudson Taylor. 1874 Penn'a avenue, we
have early copies Of the November number OF
Godey's Lady's Book.
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THE MARYLAND ARMY VOTE
The following is the official account, Just re-
ceived, OF the vote OF the different Maryland
regiments designated, upon the new Constitu-
ton
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

-, 81 and St Louisiana avsnue.
TIE Gympa-ium will open about the 2" th OF DC
tober. until that time thr Gymnssu N will be open
evenings from ga to II, O'Clock for gentlemen
wish ing to subscribe and select their Lockers.
class for Boys forming.
sct Art ABNERs. BRADY.
n@THE EAsT WASHINGTON LINCOLN
lS and johnson Club will hold regular meet
ing every TUESDAY EVENING At Odd Fellows
Hell, Navy Yard, y at IN o'clock All true lovers
of the Union favorable to the election of Liocoln
and johnson are invited n unite with the club.
JAS. c DCLIN, Sec. sep 6-M,T&StN6
N%SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, VASE
vs. EG1oH, D. o., September 2 st, 1854 An
Army 4edics Board, to consist Of SurReo ChAs.
g Trip'er. e :. A.. President; Surgeon William
q King. q. 8. A. and Surgeon Glover Perrin, =.
A Recorder. will meet at CinciH natl. Ohio. on
the 18th of October next, for the exs ainainn Of
Candidates for admission into the 81 d cal staff
Ire United States Army, aod OF such Assistant
Surgeons TO. promotion o. may be broug before
it..
Applicants must be between twenty one and
thirty years 81 age, and physically sound
Applications mcst be addressed TO :he Secretary
OF War. the Surgeon Gene, 81. stating the resi-
den-e Of the applicant and the date and place OF
his birth; they must also be q compAnied by re-
spectacle testimonials Of moral character.
No allowance is made for the p nses Of persons
undergoing the examination. n it is an indispen-
sable pre-re Quisite to appoin. ment
Staff. JOS K BARNES,
Sc than Surgeon General o. 8, A.
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executing the order. was aware OF the fact
until the arrests were made and prisoners
committed TO the OLD Capitol.
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mOsBY's CAMP SURPRISED.
All Of HIS ARTILLERY, Caissons, &C., Cap

Official information has been received here
10 the effect that on the evening of the 18th Inst
Col. Ganesvoort, commanding the 18th New
York cavalry, surprised Mosby's camp near
Piedmont, Va, and captured all Of his artil.
iery. consisting Of four guns, caissons, &c;
also. number OF prisoners and horses. The
captured guns have been sent to this city.
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0@LADIES OYSTER AND DINING SALOON,
lS at JOS. SHAFFIELD'S Confectionery,
3s6 Sixth street. between G and Il. Parties,
m ents furnished at the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms. Ice Cream and Water Ice ms de-
by steam power, wholesale and retail sep lA-lm@
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Apply to JOS. F. WANNALL. Jsnitor.
&C -3t' at the Hall, on St, bet. 9Th and 18th.
nRPHaNs' COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLC MB1A.in ths matte! Of Che petition Of 81.
F. Morris, GxTrGi1r The said Guardian having
reported hat he sold al the interest ana title of
Margaret NJ J Queen, bis ward aud also the in
NJ. Queen. tshe asserting I" the samaJ in. and to
on. bait lot two: iu ,acare one hunds q and twsn
City. with all and singular the imprnv ementa
thereon described and pssieulIsriy get f,rh in
sand and f ty do lars and that said Allison Nailor
has complied With the terms Of ssls. it -. this nth
that the sad sale be. and the same is herahy RAD.
fed and confirmed. unless cause t. the oDtrary be
provided COPY Of this order be published in the
Evening Star, three tm.sa week for thre. weeks,
before said day VIM. y. PURCELL
Sole Jud GO Of Orphans Court.
&C l7-soats L C. RORRINS. Register of Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-17
JUST RECEIVED
AT
SIT SEVENTH STREET.

Having Just returned from New York. would
re- pectful eau the attention uf the citEe rs OF
Washinston, Georgetown and Alsxandris to our
large and we'll assorted stock of goods, comprising
in part . r..r
PATTERN BONNETs, --..
HATS of sll the different styles,
FRENCH FLOWER ,RI8BOES,
IINERY GOODS. NOTIONS,
DRF0a G'WHS. So WJ,S
COTTOHS. FLANNELS, &C., &C.,
tiou W.
Having purch based the above since the heavy de-
cline 10 gold am PFC pared to soil at prices which
oe ia.iv' Mrs. A. McCLOsKY.
MISSES OBRYAN, No I-I07 Wainut ,treet.
~! Pbiiadele CHA, have just receiven Q Ia ge~N
ana hxnr some sssartmept of PRkNcH M!LCt
dies Is invited. Particular care given to orders.