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V.. XXII. WASHINGTON, I). C.. Fill DAY, SEPTEMBER 25. J863. N2. 8,300.
THE EVENING STARfife PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON
{80NDA J EXCEPTED,)AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
otm Pm'A Avatttra a«td 11th Snn*i
W: IXWALLAOHJnp«n Mrred without wrappers toy carriere
1 oent per copy, or 28 cents per month. InpacJtagee by carriers at 84 & year, or 37 centsper mouth. To mall subscribers the price IsitA* a year, in advance; Fi.50 tot si* months;fU6 for three months: and for less than threesouths at the rate of 12 cents a week. Singleoopioe, with or without wrappers, two obhts.^&DViBTlllO(nM should be sent to the
ofioe before 11 o'clock otherwise they may»ot appear until the neat day.
fob sale and rent.
ItNFURNIBHED ROOMS ON P«!IN. AVBNDBJ TO LBP.Two Unfurnished Rooms* one front,the other back), communicating, in tee secoutfloor of No. 301 Penn. »renu«, twttMn 9th sad10th streets, to rent. Pr.»w>ssion given immediate¬ly Aypir on the premises ef MEB8RS XELOW8
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Ir*0R PALS.A PABH of 78,V seres of land, 13miles from Washington, on tbs turnpike rosd
leading to Brookeville. between tbs 8 sod 9 milepoets; new home of 4 room*, and well: ofwood and water; cheap For farther referenoe in¬quire on tbe premisesof GBO. M. NICHOLi; orBo. 433 11th street *Mt, W. P. DRURY, or No,300 »tb street weit. corner of M. se _i lw*
I,"0B PALS -~Tbe~ LB *SB"FIXTURES, andOOMPLETE INVENTORY of the . tloietVoilmann ." in theCity of liuboksn, New Jerstv.opposite New York. Three ateainbnftU jrmuiBg u\New York, day »nd night, every fifteen minute-*
r gular. The Hotel is in the next neighborhoodof the new landing p'*ce of the Hamburg «ind tfre-roen steamers Not ruueh monev required laquire of KRSUDER 4t BBHR, 372 Rat. 'Vashipgton. P C. "<*2? !w*
FpOR SALS .A first rate two-story FKAM1HOUSE. containing nice rooms, together with
nine Building LO rS, all set ont with choice fruit,such as peaehes, pears, plume, cherries, grape*. allof the best selecticn; with a pump of excellentwater in the yard; on the corner of G and Lath sts.,and Peon, avenue esst. Kur farther particularseall at residence No. 57 5.
r¦e21-lw* D. CARROLL,
FOR REN I.In a private family, for geatlomanonly two very n>atly-furnished secom gtoryCHAMRERS. location very desirable oniy*hirty
yards east of the railroad and Rings' Bank andState Department Reference required Inquire460 New York avet:n9, near 13th st. se 19 tf
DE<SiKABLK DWELL1NG IN WESC BaLTI-noore For Pale.O* Mount street, 135 feet north
from Saratoga; front of Lot 60 fee< Dy 1M to vin-eeut strttt. Tu» Hcu-e is of brick, two stories,with fine dry basement. kitchen. See., wita Was*Honse. Sheds Gaicen and fchruboery. There are
fine airy rooms The propeity i* very ei«vsted. overlook in* Franklin square, the city, anlBsy, and for beauty of location and health cann jtbe surpassed Persons wishing a retire! residencerm be ax private as if five miles iu th* country.The city cars are within five minutes' wain.Ground rent §1 13 per foot, or $:<7 fifi per annum.1 he ttoose cost .®S,0<0, and is in good order. Thesurrounding ground leases for from S.1 to #5 perfront foot. The whole will be gold for the v*rylow price ol S2.S subject to the above smallground rent Half cash, and the remainder m sixacd 1? monthR, with interest, which i« a iit'leoverhalf its value Apply to. or address. Cli L.BOCHDRE.st J W. Harvey's eiilictf . Noond f-treet, Baltimore, or at No. 57 soa-h Gaystreet.
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IOT FOR SALE .That Uesirable uuitaprovelj Lot on south aide «f i'^nn avenue, between
ji^th and 21st streetrt Tfest. irf ofT-red for sa^e Ithas a front on the Aiffnue of tifty-eiK"-.t (5^3> feetand a d»pth of oae han tr»-d and forty-uiue ?e>tthree inches (1493-12) to a twenty fitt&U-y. and aten feet side alUy ontheea-t. 1 his is one of thev«r» be*t vacant lots ;ii tb« whoi" city, and c.ki-tairs tquar^ feet; price Go cents, \pply *ttb" Gas Oflice lo BQ-W
u KAL ESTATE AGENOV
Persons wanting to Rent or Purchase Dwelling orgtore Ileuses caii be accoramo^iated at ibi he>klE-tateAgeLCV AUo.persourt havii <s Property ofany kind that tney desire to Sri', Kent or I ease,ran bt- furnished wi-th th > best of pare ^asers andtenants 'ree of cbar«e.When desired, t.-ie very best of references caa be
ci^en. Apply toPECARK. COG8WELL JAOK^'>N
Attorneys find Cirunstilurs a- Laic anl Ht il M,staUlirokttf,
4.'<* fever.th stre°t. opiio, the Post Office.itooms[ s» 15-1m* I 19 and-2Q tip stairs.
I/MfK SALE .A srnslltwo-htory P.RICK llOlTvSS,s coutaining 4 rooran, Jiltchen, and eoodhuusa.For rarticulars caa on lfl« preuii*«!B, G street, be¬tween 1 street west and North Ca ,>itol st'^et, Priut-ir;g office equare. fsel6-?W*l R. WORDR\l AN
BRICK COTTAGP FOR SALS..That delight-Ini Brick Cottage, with covered verandah.and
containiD* 8»veD rooms. licht«-<l by ir&s, on H st.,in PriDting Office Square, will b<? b >!d cheap In-qa;»» of present occupants or of W STll/KM5\,by letter or in pereou. Possession given i>ninfdi-
se i l iWI^LRNISBED ROOMS Tu LET-At No. ir»3 Gr street, near 19th bt. Qaa and hot and coid
Bath s. se 1-1 n*
VrALUABLE LOT FUR BALE.On K. fetweenEighth »l1 NiDth Btr»ets, and fronting the
Northern Market. Twenth-three feet front, witha depth of one hundred feet. Alley in rear. In¬quire of flARMON BURNS 40^ Penn. sveaue.orG EO. W .COCHRAN 39^ Penn. av». jy31 tfr*OR RENT.A fine 8TORS on Seventh street,
ji ene of the hest locationa in Washington forany business. Apply at the Gosliog lienWuaat,No. 247 P«-nn. ave. bet 12lh andlbthsts. jy2atf
OR SALk.KrtAM"K"llOUSB AND LOT NO871, on 6th street west. Kor term" apply to B.
M. M.COY. No. 669, ccr. L and Si streets,au 2b-*aw4w*
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FEK.SONAL.Acautios.LL Persons ar<» herebv warned against yur-
ehaaing a NOTSOF FIFTY DOLLARS, dated Sep¬tember 1. Is61, given by me to Robt. G.Thrift: also,a Note of 1 wenty-four Dollars and Bixty two Csnti,dated December 1. 1 >>5©.also given by me to RobertG. 1 hrift-as I stall refuse and contest payment ofthe same, for good acd lawful c«u>es
ne 24-3t« J08EPH KILTAN.
Mdr DAVIB'BETIIOD OF TREATING ALL VENBR1AL and
Private Diseases is fast (ainiog favor All parsenssuffering with Syphilis, Gonorrh«ea and SeminalWeakness will do well to call npon him. Fe naieDiseases of all kinds scientifically treated Chs-gesmoderate Room No. 2'J, 45® Seventh street,opposite Post Office. se IS lm*
1\JO IMPOSITION..MADAMS ROSS. Doctrixt1^1 rnnd Aslrolotist, wa» born with a natural girt.She tells tke past and fntnre.never known to rail.Causes apeedy mairiages ; brings together thoselong" separated; cares all diseases Baslnnasrtric\ly confidential. No. 333 G street north,eornfoi 18th street west, th» squares from thsPstsnt Offiee. The only eersCb that ean show »likeness of fntnre hasband or absent friend in re-ality. Ladles 50 cents : Gentlemen SI. se 3 lm*
VANT1DIi SYSBY LADY £n~WASHINGTON
to see Ihess Sous, and oali atTBS PINKING AND STAMPING DSPOT.
Ne. 3*1 it street.Spposite ths Patent Offiee.
(MV> elegant Patterns for Braiding and Im-broidery now ready to stamp.W>ew Patterns rseeived daily.¦^"Stamped Goods, Braid and Bilk for sals,.e2-lm
GEORGETOWN ADVBR'MTS.
S=» NOTICE.? GENERAL LICENSES AND DOG LI-NSbb.-A.il Lisenaes dne the Corporation of
Georgetown on the 1st of October next, most bepaid within ten days from that date, othsrwisethey will be ctrietly enforeed by the Metropolitan^And nortee is further giTsn. that all Deg Licen¬ses expire on the SOth Inst. If payment is delayedbeyond the 10th of October next, the licenae by lawle made Twenty five setts higher, and if not thenpaid, when demanded by the Metropolitan Polioe.the owner is sntleet to a line, and the law directsthat the dog shall be killed. WM. LAIRD,seai-eotOctlO Clerk.
TNOTICB.0 ALL WHOM If MAY CONCBRN. TheOffice of the Corporation of Georgetown has beenremoved to the secord story or the Post Office andCustom House Building, on Congresa street, nearBridge strset WM. LAIHD,ee 9-eotOc 0Ur*-
GEORGSTOWN TAXB3.11 ^5 ah ABATBMEiiT of three per cent will beSlowed on the General Taxes of 1«63, if paid priorto the 1st day of Ootober next, as provided by actof the Oorporation; aftsr which time, as is alsoprovided property is made subject to advertisementor distraint for all Taxes then remaining unpaid.The Water Tax of 1861, payment of which was
deferred by the Corporation tilldue Persons in arrears for tae same are requesteato give i; their prompt^t^Uon. ^ WRLQHse 17 d'Octl Colleitor,W ATYBNT10N I
.^TAMPINO Proaptly and neatly executed atNo. 92, corner of Gey aad High streets, George¬town
OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER MILLI¬NERY on Thursday, Pnday,and Paturda*n«xt
at MBS. WATTS'Mllll* ery Store. 154 High st.,second door above Went street. Georgetown, 1>. L..A large assortment of Velvet. Silk, and Straw Bon¬net* Ribbons. Flowers. Feathers, and RnchesChildren's an« Miss's Hats. seC-3t
J^UOW CASES ICASKa ,
Of ALL KINDS,MADE TO ORDERand CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
C. F. RAU & CO.,M K> to^° 30 MCCL1L^A^IOB'g. WD.
100 000 fKST oSrVI^I'OH WLEB.2tMS HOG8H » AD ap^PIPB B^YSS.fo^.WbyALNUT^ "WNST^HSS,lataw street near Lee strset
t» V Th* Balthoere, M4.
AMUSEMENTS.FORD'S NEW THEATER,
_TENTH 8TRE1T, ABOVE E.Job* T. Iiu,. Mmgw and ProprietorTHIS EVENIN G,
BENEFITBENEFIT
MISS MiUOlE Ml fCHELL,MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,I.ABT WIGHT BUT ON®LA8T NIGHT BOX ONE
THE LITTLe'baREFOOT,THE LITTLE BAREFOOT.
In preparation »n entirely new drama entitledTH« PEARL OP SAVOY.
Also, the exquiaite domestic drama entitledFANCBON, THE CRICKET.
Prioea ofadmiaaion U, flo and 75 cente. Boxea 910and $6. Wo extra caarge for reserved seats. ee a
CANTERBURY HALL,CANTERBURY HALL,CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, N1AR SIXTH STREET,Bbak or National Hotbl.
THE GREAT COSMOPOLIT A.N TROUPE!THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE!
ONE COMPLETE COMPANY!ONE COMPLETE COMPANY!
Perfect in Organization and equal in Numbera andTalent to four of any other Mneie Halls.
A COMBINATION OP STARS,A COMBINATION OP STARS,A COMBINATION OP STARS,
Each one of wh»m would alone be consideredsufficient as the principal attraction of any Theateror Mnaic Hal) in the world
TO-NIGHT,A thrilling drama in three a:ts, entitledTHE QUEEN'S PAGE!
A TALE OP BLOOD!THE QUEEN'S PAGE!
A TALK OF BLOOD!Introducing the Great Successful Illusion,
*y-TKE GHOSTIWTHE GH'JST !-f«S^THE GHOST !"^a
THE THREK GREAT STARS:THE THREE GREAT STARS :
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,MISS Ml l-ilil E FOWLER,
MISS ERNESTINE HE FAIBER,MISS ERNESTINE l)E FAIBER,
MISS CLARA FOWLER,MISS CLARA FOWLER.
TEE ALBUM OF BEAUTY AND THE GREATVERSATILE COMPANY:
N'llip Taylor, Liilie Brandon, Kate HarrisonJosephine Florence, Juia Richmond. M lie Ger-t:d!iic, Lucy Clifton, (,eo. R. Kdettr.n, R. 11. Ool.lias, W. i. Armstrong, H. W. Wiilmms, J. 8,Clarke. J. H. fclierwooa, Mons. Sol. Thos. Brown,Neil Swageart, 4e.%Z~ Adm1"11"1 twenty five and fifty cents. Doora
open *l7o,,"""% performance at 8 o'clock.
POb JLA R FAMIL Y MA TINEE,POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
.y Admission.Ladies, 20 cents; Children, 10cenis. se2I-6t
VARIETIES 1 VARIETIES!Fronting I'f nnsylvania ireuua and Ninth at,
THE BRILLIANT AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE.UNION OF TWO GREAT TROUPES.
FINEST ARTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED.Thousand of I>ollars Erptndcd w Colleaing ihtui
together. arid tn paying thC/HEXORBITANT SALARIES.E\ ERY NIGHT THIS WEEK:
ANNEl'TA GALLETTI,MON8 TOPHOFFw
from the Parisian Theatera,MONS. ROZANI,
Celebrates in Europe and America.THE ROZANI BALLET TROUPE,
Twelve Ladies. beautiful in face and form.MONS. BAPTISTINO M'LLE L'NA W1NDEL,
MISS LIZZIE SHtJLTZ.ALL EMINENT STARS.
Our beautiful Ballet Troupe,Mi?i ELIZA FLORENCE.
Miss EMMA MILES.EMMA MARSH,
MAGGIE WILSON.The Ethiopian Comedian,
JOHN Y MaCK.M'LLE MAZOKI ARKOLDI,
In her Tableaux Vivanta anl living pictures ofClassic Marble Statues, in an arrangement ex¬pressly produced by ourselvea, entitle!
THE CHARM* OF VENUS.This is the greatest attraction ever pr-rented in
any Concert Hall in this country se 81-lw*
ODO FELLOWS' HALL,SEVENTH STREET.W Y M A N ,
THE VENTR1LOQ VISTAND WIZARD,WITH BIB
LIFE-MOVING AND MPEAKING AUTOMATA.JS VER Y NIGHT. at 8 o'clock.
And EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAYAFTERNOONS, at S o'clock.
tOT Admiaaion 35 cent*; Children If oenta. Be«amall bill*. Reserved Beats cente. . 19 7t*
QROVER'S THEATRE.THIS POPULAR THEATER,
NEWLY BUILDING,WILL OPEN IN A SHORT TIMS,
FOB TXB 00*110 BBA805,with the
EMINENT COMBINATION:E. U DAVENPORT,
J. W. WALLACE,MRS. FARREN,
ABO A
COMPANY OF BARE EXCELLENCE.
UT The Opening Performance will bo announcedin a few day. se 19 tf
Musical entertainmentEVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORE SUMMER GARDEN,No. 360 C Btbbbt,Between iX and 6th atreeta.
Jy J1 2m" C. H. LIST, Proprietor,
BOARDING.BOARDING..Several gentlemen and wives, and
a few tingle gentlemen, can seenre Bnard.withfine Rooma, by applying at 486 Eleventh atreet,between E and F. Baference required. a2i-3t*
QQQ FIRST bTREET EAST-BETWEEN AOifO and B, (Capitol Hill,) Gertlemen and theirwivee. and single gentlemen, can be accommodatedwith large pleasant Rooms with Board. Referenceexchanged. ae 19 Jw*
0 T Q| PUB LIC.We call your attention to the EXCELSIOR
CITY EXPRESS, for the delivery of Packagea,Baggage, and Merchandise. Having slates hangin all the principal atorea at convenient dintance*throughout the city, where orders may be left,which Will be attended to promptly. Our driverstake orders from the slates every hour, thereiysaving persons from walking a long distance tolexve directions for bag«a*t, to b- tai en to theDepot and other point*. Trunks entrusted to thiaExpress wil. be taken care of till the owners claimthem and receive their checks. Principal Offiae413 I'enn. avenue.corne' 4ae 2t-laa* W M. BAHRY ft. CO.. Proptrs.UPLENDiD GHAPE8© FROM KENDALL GREEN.Samples of these dflitiov; Grapn way be seen at
Oilman's Drug Store, Pennsylvania avenue, nearMetropolitan Hotel, where atl orders laft will re¬ceive prompt attention. 1 hey may aiso be had atPearaon'a fcruit Store, Noa 491 anl 493 Eighthatreet and at stall No. . in th* Centre Market, onmarket days. They include all the choice varieties,and will be aold at a very low price Famllieasupplied daily ox otherwicein auiall or largs qnan
ttiea. -se 11-lm*
|\T0T1GI..For a ale, five huodiel seta of one,two and four horte second )>and Harness, three
hundred good citiaens* and WcOitUan second handBaddUa. Apply at No 373 Ponn. ave..between4)| and 0th stmt Harness and Saddle Hand awasted : alao, one good errand Boy.ae !-!¦>* H. 8. JOHNSTON,
For sale.ATTENTION!
JnatreeeiTid, 60 HORSES from the West, con-aiating of the flaeat Teama. Saddle and Carriageflorae*; the boat jMtahaa aver seen in this city.Call at the Bull'a Head Stable,corner Thirteenth-asd a half street and Ohio ave. ;m,14-lw* U. FM01, Prop,
LIST OF LETTERSREMAINING IN THE
WA8HINGT0H CITY POST OFFICE,THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 34, 1863.
OfFICIALIY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPEBHAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
TOADIES' LIST.ArdersonMrsEMFcJk Harriet Putnam Mrn C MAniuan Sarah Frazier It- beo^-a Parris Julia WAnderyenWilb'a Foster Sarah ii Powell Mrs W HArnev Mi«s a L Freeman Mrs Priester Miss CArnold Jennie Charity Purdy EllaAnstin MrsJosA Fayman MrcOH Perkins MissAfton Emma Fairtield Martha Frarik EArmstrong MryJFowler Eiuily Richard'oiiMarvlilnmenthal FriendBelindaD Reaves MaryJe»nnette A Gillijran MichaelRice Olsr*
Boyle Caroline Green MaryBurk« Mary Glynn SarahBrown Laura Gray ElizaBrentMryLouieaGihon J aimBaker LizzieBrown Julia FBeckelv SusanBurke LitzioBraee Louisa IIBy rin; Lnzic
K'.inil'y KateRight Mary 8Kus*«U MargtRed MA-vReiley Mar» KRveves Sallie
Galliger AnnyGilbert LaviiiaGardnerLucretlaRobe? SiuaOeddeR Mary Roberts XetaGarnaux Miss RiJi;ely Miss K AGordon Jenn»tt KeddieR Amanda
Brant Josephine Gregory Eliza Rollines LotiifaJBrtlderJosephineGreentielrt Li/KieRundiilt AliceBrooks Mrj> E Pa Ilill Mary E
_ReyeU Margaret
Burr Nellie Hodge Macirie Redmsmd MrsBittinger Miss HarringtonMaryRichardson!.izr.r?Hammie nenson Rebecca Redding' Mary
Brooks Mary P Hunter Kate Roebuck PaulineBonner Adeline Hewitt Mary E RoaeberryAliceBBrownMrsGeoWHatton HarrietARetan JeunyBright Amanda HixouMary. UuldenMargaretBoyce Mrs Edw Heuyou Mri>T Ri/harJson KmaBnrrh Sarah A AnnBurke Annie HnmmMlonBoor Mrs F.milv AButts Mrs CS Harris Emily
Smith MarySt'»ne Annie KSmith Abbie IISmith fc'raucis H
Bragle MargaretHawley Mrs A V Smith Geo TBl»nsdt'll Miss HarshcllMatleWficlialk MaryA M
BhanyMrsGBaih y Mrs
Iloopes MrsIInrySiuith JuliaeoWJ!avilmHCharl'eStall Mrs Geo
H arriiijjton MyA Seals AnnSprigg Ana GSmith E'izaSmith Sar.tti ASteel Eliza,^hi:iiin>-if.i!'iig¦frs Genl APiilliva*a JansStanton LucySt Clare MarySpillman MarySeaver Susan
BowenMrsRach! Hollev Callilinker Fannie Harris RachelBurdick Mi(¦ s Hammond MrsBailey'Mary I) JnoBander Alice Harwood SarahBenmttMi-eFrk Ilaskins CathBroklen Alice F Jones Eliza LBrown Eliza JohusJennieCuke Elvira Ji»nep AnnieClark Nellie Jones Emily MChorche Mrs EN Johnson AnnCarr Addie Ja<-fcs«,u Mary A Stetaor. Melv naClarke Mrs M E .!< hnstonSarah ".l?inc°!l llettieClark Olenia Johnton J ulia S Sih;l-y SusanClark Mrs S A Johnson Delph Shorter Kli/.aMh
Kerby Mrs J A St-warl CiliuitttKins Mrs Stanley Mary is
Cci Ac aline SCamion SarahC'arr Mrs Jno PCallenbergcrRopy V
Sin-rill' Mary.'line AnnaKrufrli Ellen Sum 'rvilleSarhJKiiigMrfsKthenA^e/nrvir Li'.zie
Castoi) Mrs.InoF Rui^ht Carojiu* -Staudley Miss GChamberlain Kii..hal' ArnieS gltr rry Vllattie F Kerfoet Ella Sh.»h.'inMrfcGe«»H
CrawfordKftteA Koley Mary J^Smith >Irs(» LI
Callsn An.Hiu'a Ker:io"lnl;i.li- N St-tso: Me'vi; .»CarothersEb'anrKtv.wltoo Efe.e Thnnm 3nsanCryer Rebecca Kendiir Mr-8 i> Thr<,op s >1 VConard Mrs C KathmanEii/.ht'iTurre'i ?ar«h NCunnincrhnm Kimmfll LnuraETaylorlTenriettaMargaret J Lev Fannie Tyler M iry
CnatzJane Lynne l.avinia Towv r ; C .'nliaFCliften Mrs M C Lr-rmtrJ AnnaC< r.son Mrs J I» Leavit.t Julia ACarson Mary Mills Mrs S £Cramer.lane May Ida WChapman JoFpheMoore Sarah AConnor Joanna!) Morse MarUiaCantnlore Mrs McDonnongh
ti M AwniiChapman Nelly May Miss W DCiiftonMissAlphMor.se Jennie GCarry Annie Morris Mrs IICarptes Sarah Mather .. CathneCusnleyMaryA Mentzef BettyColeman Miss Mulloy Mary MHicks Catharine Mahc MaryDay Sufan B Martin MaryTieKnichtRosellMnnlz ! izzie ADixon Cath McOoy Harriett'emantiD Miss Miller A'"1 -^1M J Mcpherson Mrs
DonglassLeuraTMaddix MaryLuton Emily L Murphy Knt«Dubois Mrs L Mahliu Llizabth Welsh !iri'S_- -tDninfrede Anne McMahon Mary Whitby I'hiliisDorrell Kate MeKim.MrpC L White isabel'aDorsey Mary C-2 McConnell Mrs Williams Ruth KDorialdsop MryA Capt Welker Mary AElleiy Affiles McKnicht MartliWeacott Alher:EhnanceyMrs Mape-' Mrs M'igcins Mary
Norris Mary E Wheelock JuliaNeiss Anna M'illiams LizzieNichols Kate Waylaud EdithNimuio Mary F Whittain Mr^ A>NewcornhMaryllWatson Vlrs M F
EiiierV MrsM K Needham Julia Watties KateEvansMri-Jospb O'Brian JobaanaWoodland MrnFranks Sallie J Payne Mary Wilson Mrs (»eoFlint Jennie M Penn Isabella Wade MrsC A CFrench Mary Prints Lizzie Whipple Mr^> 1) K
Peck Mrs WinPoor SophiaPeddicord MissHelda
Parsons Julia
Tronsl'-w Mary JTaylor Miss1 arit C .-i* y ATis i:i- ':n MissS M
T h 'uu -K-un ?1 sWrn H
T.J hot Mrs A TCpshur MrsJ. ioCinoerfi .: ! \!i -eV»n Alien MrsG'-o "vV
Vant ;c"< E 1.1hWalker Ca* hWashburn E:nma C
Well® NWli-Wno<( M rs C SWalls li innah 5Wells Ai;ri"Wright E'.izab'hW^lcli (lit' i\rii.e
E<>n JennieEdelin Acnes CEliot HannahEllet NinaEly Mrs Jno W
Ford Fannie MFrench MarthaFrick AmandaFisher FannieFibber Hope H
WairnerMt sChsFWilliams Mary AWilson EmmaYoung Clara EYoun* Mary
Mjsckllaskoos..Miss A. F.; Miss F. A.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST-A.
Acker OustavArnold HenryAtberton H FAliell Henry HAtwater J P-2Atchison JmAlloc J EAulick J WA ii tone JosAllen Lewis MAnderson L
AnthonyEB&Co AUbrij<ht MaxAbbott Geo A AlexanderMetsrsArecher WAlexander GB-3 A Co
Albert Andw JAlbro Arviu NAllen A IiAnjflesy AAndrew# AugAs'nenfelter BAltman CAnderson ChasAhtain DennisAllen EthanAchillea* Kil
Allahac.k P IIAljfvr v. ol R A-4Avery K SArmptronir 3Adamsou aami EAndrews AsstSurg Solomon
Andrews SidneyAnderson ThosFAdainson IIonTLAnderson WinAllington WinW
X*Rroiduax Amos Bonsall HenryBacon A M Babcock H GBacon Alonto R Boyer H CBoyd Capt A Blackburn H«»Bailey Anm J Bingham U CB*inbridtfeLtAUBroom« Hy UBarton Bradluy Bitting. Hum-Briaham B W phreys ABaker B C A Co BrnndatfeHenrr
Batcheldar H JBall HoratioBarns Hiram I>Balravr J as
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Bradford C ABarstow CBarker CalvinBacon EergC jrBarclay Clem BBonta C B-3Barnard C PBurlingamw C H Balxer JnoBoorom CBaker ChMBakert'apt OBagley Kef I>Burncdl D HBobb DanlBarnes DavidBates D WBaker DavidBeedh- BpkinBarlaw KBrown Col E FBurhows KaraBarlow EdwdBacon E P-2Barnes EdwdBrownlield E PBabbitt LtColEBBoyd K CBantle VredkBestortus F-2Blaney FBallenrer F FBrant Francis
Brownie* MrBryant MritesooBaiter M CBurns UichIBurdenett MajBrown MByron M HBorannanLtM V.2Brown Miles XBroekwar MBusk MorrisBarrett K HBurns Nathan
Birrell Capt Jno Booth NapoleonBrodhead J II Brauizer OiivarBrieuJasS Buxtvn OtisBarRett J *. Blanchard O DButler Jnu-2 Farns Parmer &
Bonavires PaulBriney Jno X Boyle P ABeckmannJno Burns PButler HonJ M-2 Bates RobtBreman Jas-2 Baxter Richd ¦Beachaui J G Birldinf BichdBroanan Jno Blanchard R RBerntheisel Joe Barton Col K GBailey Jno Bouhain Robt .Bradford JboD Brereton SamlBaylor JasK BeleherCaptSC-2Baker Jas Barnes SileyBrandon Jno Boyce SilasBradley Jao H Bareford SatnlBaehman J 11Brickner JnoBaker J BBrannon BrigGen J M
Bracken Lt J CBrodrick J no SBeckerich J os
Berry J MBarnard Job S
Bardell SergFA BnrchnelJosTBartlett Freu A Black Jas C
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.The Defeat of Rebel Cavalry.They Re¬treat Across the Rapidan .A HashingCharge of , Kilputfick . ThoroughfareMountain Occupied.Wakhukjtojt, Sept. 21..[Associated Press
dispatch.].A letter from Headquarter* Armyof the Potomac received to-day says that den.Buferd, with a portion of his division, drovethe Rebel pickets on Tm-sday through Madi¬son Court House. Three miles beyon'1 he en¬countered a strong force <>f the enemy's caval¬ry, and after a spirited fight ho forced them toretreat, and drove them across the itapidan atthe point where (lie Gordonsvilie liaiiroad in¬tercepts the river.The action reflects the highest credit on a'l
our troops enpaced. Our casualties w-re onekilled and about twenty wounded. We tookforty-five prisoners, among them Lieut. Col.Dclanev, ol (!obb s Georgia l^egi-ju; ] jcui. -ntuitBoyce and tv.o private* of North Carolina re¬giments, who were seriouslv wounded. Thewounded, under cure of Dr. A. Hand, h ivebeen properly attended to, and were brought1o the division hospital at Culpeper. Ourwounded include Lieut. Hines, of the .itii N.Y.cavaP v. and Lieut. G. W. Bullock, ol th . 'Jrh.On Tuesday a body ot rebel cavalry eroded
into upper Maryland, a lew miles lrom ltock-ville, but had not proceeded far In-lore theywere met by a portion ot " Scott's Nine Hun¬dred" cavalry and au infantry for.'e. A fl"htensued, and thirty-four rebel* wer^ killed andwounded Among their killed was C iptainFrank Kilgore, of Maryland, the com^ian leiof the enemy's force. The rel>el«, finding theywere .contending with superior nnmoers, re¬treated.Betwen S ar.d ^o'clock this morning a !«quadof 21 guerrillas made a raid at Wool Station
No. 11, on the line of the Orange and Alexan¬dria Railroad, a^out twelve miles from thelatter place, stealing nine mules, which werefeeding in the field, while the guard were eat¬ing breakfast. Sergeant Highland, of Pennsyl¬vania, who started in tne direction of the plun¬derers, was, it is said, tak< n prisoner.
FROM ROSEt RASS' ARMY.He Retires to Chnttanooga.The Rattleso» Sunday and Monday.The Enemy'sLoss Greater Than Ours.Rurnside**Army in Dauger.Cim iknatx, Sept. 24..Mr. Shanks, the cor¬
respondent of the New York Herald, has ar¬rived here from the battle-field of Chattanooga,v. here he witnessed two days ol the lighting.He says that semi-official reports of the battle,Irom Washington, .ire, in the main totally in¬
correct, and that really the Army of the Cum¬berland has met with a defeat, which must putit on the defensive for some time to come.
Thomas'corps is really the only one whichdid any fighting. On the first diy it defeatedEongstreet with horrible tlau/hter, drivinghim in great confusion lor over a mile acrossthe Chn kamauga river. Longstreet, iu the twohours' fifiht, lost one thousaud men killed, auddouble that number wounded.McCcck's and Crittenden's corps were, the
same day. badly beaten, and tht enemy brokethe center, dm ing Crittenden iu every direc¬tion. The defeat of this part of the line causedThomas to abandon his field, and fall back toprotect his flank and re-establish his line; atthe same time the enemy, not knowing whathe had accidentally accomplished, tailed topursue the advantage, and Wood and Negl»vwent in the center, and re-established thatpart of the line. The day was our?, though theenemy held the field.We had taken three pieces of artillery more
than we had lost on the first day. Thomas haddeieated Longktreet. On the second day hesaved Kosecrans' army from annihilation.From 10 to 12 o'clorfc on Sunday he fought tbeenemy, and repulsed him in" three charges,when, finding the assault in rain, the enemypushed lorward on the right and centre, andat the first charge broke Crittenden's antiMcCook's linee, and routed their entire oom-mand, driving them in disgrace into Rossvill*and Chattanooga. Thomas with his corps sti 1contested the day, and was enabled by the re¬inforcements of Granger to hold a position un-till nightfall, which covered bis retreat toRossvi lie.Mr. Shanks left at 7 o'clock, P. M., on Sun¬
day, and Chattanooga on the noon of Monday.Rosecrans was then falling back on Caattanoo-ga, where he wae perfectly safe from all Br&egcould do. Hie line* of communication wereperfectly secure, and be had plenty of ammu¬nition and provisions in Chattanooga to etaada month's siege.The result is a defeat to us, as we have loet
tremendously in material, not lees than fiftypiece* of artillery falling into the bands of tbeenemy, though Bragg's army receipts tor twen-<y-The rebel loss in killed and wounded will ex¬
ceed our own. In killed, be lost doable oarnumber.Rosecrans was in no danger, bnt at tbe time
Mr. Shanks left Chattanooga, the danger CoBurnside was very imminent.
The neuea. a»»tiuyi iu Interrupt Raiire«t<iTravel.
Louisville, Sept. 23..A dispatch was re¬ceived here about aoon from QuartermasterGeneral Meigs, a passenger on the morningtrain from Louisville to Nashville, announcingtne burning of the railroad bridge at Nolen,Ky., by the Rebels. The down train went backto Elizabeth town, and was detained theresome four hours. Meanwhile a special train,with Adams fc Co.'s Express, comming North,put out the fire, which enabled the upwardtrain to arrive nearly on their regular tic.e.The damage to the bridge was very slight. Th«numb*rof the guerrillas causing the distur¬bance is estimated at from four to fourteen.
TSe Massachusetts Republican State Con¬vention.
Wobckbtob, Mass., Sept.21..The Republi¬can State convention assembled to-day. Gov.Andrew was re-nominated for election by ac¬
clamation, as were also all the present incum¬bents of State offices. A committee on re«olu-tions was appointed, with Hon. George S. Boat-well as chairman.
PRENTICEANIA.The rebel authorities issue bills promising to
pay various amounts "six months after therecognition of tne independence of the Confed¬erate States by the United States." That'*much like the promise little b)ys are sometimes in the babit of making to do a thing..next day after never."The Chattanooga Rebel has »»no doubt that
John Morgan laughs at the malice of his ene¬mies." We suppose John's laughs are allhceee-laughs.The Charleston Mercury hopes that the rebel
Generals will "*weep through the Northerncities, leaving only the blackened chimneysstanding." But why shouldn't tbey "sweep"the "blackened chimneys" too f Woaldu'tthey make good chimney sweeps 1"It is said that Beauregard is preparing an
earnest remodstrance against Gen. ullmore forviolating the constitution of Morris Island, thestatute* ot Port Snnater, and the charter ofCharleston.
KT A lady who drowned herself for lovenear Pawtucket was recently borne to hergrave on a bier carried exclusively by wfenen,and one fcbndred other women followed iaprocession. ?