Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1861, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. ooo Though Tr= Stan Is printed on the fastest steam prevs in use south of Baltimore, its edition {aso large 8s to require it to be put to press at an early Dour: Advertisements, therefore, should be gent in before 12 o’clock ™.; otherwise they may may not appear until the next day. Senrovs Avvain —Last night, Patrolman Fen- called on by Mr. Isaac Herzberg wick wae Greet, ack of the National Hotel, to ‘2 young man from his door, ving in a disorderly manner. The man was te- to Justice Donn’s office; but it appearing to more than a misdemeanor, growing out of the intoxication of the prisoner, be was taken to the guardbouse. There he was subjected to search, when it was discovered that he was wounded in two slight cut in the flesby part of the right arm, below elbow, and ‘a more serious wound bebiod right shoulder. of it, went to in- ascertained from Mrs. Herzberg that the stabbed the man. She went to the house with Mr Allen. and a iminary ination was had before Justice ‘alter; in Which it ap that the wounded man, whvte name is Daniel O’ Hanlon, a waiter at the Nattonal Hotel, being intoxicated, stopped at Mr. *s door and behaved very rudely to im; and he went for a patrolman While be was gene, the man assaulted Mrs. H , calling her very opprobrious names—as “« d—d w—e, d—d b—h,” &c., repeating them until she became enraged, seized asword and went at him, inflicting the wounds, as she rendily admitted. A young man pamed Chas. Kearney attempted to get O'Hanlon away, and put his band on O’Harlon’s shoulder for purpose, when the sword descended and struck off the little & of hislefthand. Prob- ably thesame blow inflicted the wound in O’Han- Jon's shoulder. Dr. Lindsley attended O’ Hanlon at the mggere yore — Me ueeret Se detter quarters; and there Ing no danger of a fatal result, Mrs Herzberg was adnu!tted to $3,000 bail for farther hearing. An Ewyeneztic Poticeman.—Yesterday after- noon Mr.C.D Welch, of Georgetown, happening to be in the city, meta man named Adoip Grose- man and a colored boy driving bis cow along at the corner of Seventh and H streets. Intimating to them that it was his cow, he told the boy to follow him and drive her along, when they left suddenly. Groseman, after 2 bard chase, was captu by Patrolman Grant, and Patrolman Frasier took charge of the cow. Groseman was taken before Justice Donn and committed to jail forcourt. On the way to jail with Ser avin —_ patrolman saw a little gi in a parlor ng extinguish a fire ‘which bad broken out ina dwel- ling on Leuisiana avenue, opposite City Hall. Selzing his prisoner by the collar he pushed him inte the house, and succeeded in putting out the fire, which, fortunately, was only the flames of the gauze cover of a bo ia chandelier which had caught fire. Groseman broke from him and tried again to escape, but Grant was too fast for him and overtook him on Four-and-a-half street, near C, and conveyed bim safely to jail, where he will remain to await the order of the Criminal Court. A Prornecr.—The following prophecy, trans- lated a few since bya ly who isan in- mate of a religious institution in the vicinity of Washington, bas a peculiar interest at this time. The original is in Latin, and bears marks of great antiquity. It issaid to have been written bya recluse some centuries since. “ Before thirteen united Shall be thrice what t! ‘The eagle shati be bligh! By the lightning of war. ‘When tixty is ended. And one takes its place, ‘When brothers offended Shall deal mutual disgrace. Lf white remain white, And black still be black, Once more they'll unite And bring happiness back. But whenever the Cross Stands aloft ‘mong the Stars, They shall gain by their loss, And thus end all their wars.”” are, ‘Tux Tavzs AND THE ATTEMPT To BREAK Jatt Mr. H. M. True desires us to correct our statement of the recent attempt to break jail, so far as it re- lates to him and bis brother,who are there await- ing trial upon charges growing out of the fraud upea the banking house of L. Johnson & Co, some months ago. The Trues say they were not in the room where the work was going on, but in another in the same range; and that they bad no band in the cutting out. We will also say for them, that we are informed at the jail that they were aware of the efforts making by the other prisoners, and intended to tell the keepers, though somehow they didn’t ag to do it. When the design was detected the Trues were put in irons, but were afterwards released from them. The principals in the work were the soldier Baker, — with killing acomrade in Georgetown, and A. Cohn, who attempted to break out of the guardhouseon two occasions withina few weeks. Tuomas Kine’s NationaL Circus —Mr King’s official notice for the opening of his new establish- ment will be found in our advertising columns. His card cootainsa long list of names, and em- braces some of the best performers who haveever graced the arenas of European or American establishments. As Mr. King is well-known here asa mean of professional pride and veracity, we opine that bis promises can be depended upon. r. James Melville, the Australian rider, will create a furore, as will the galaxy of female stars. Mr. King starts out with the determination to render circus in Washington a place which the refined and fastidious can visit with unquali- fed pieasure. Dsaru oF Soipizns —The following soldiers died yesterday: Private Knight, company D, First Pennsylvanin cavalry. at camp. James Glass and Barry Hobaugh, company C, Firs: Pennsylvania reserve, at Camp Pierpont. me 1D, First New Jersey cavalry, at Camp ‘onsen. W. Sturgis, com E, Long Island volunteers and D.T. Nactatces compeny D, Fourteenth New York, at the Seminary. HocksTERING WITHOUT LiceNss.—Yesterday, Padgett, a non-resident, was arrested for huckstering in the market without a license He was taken before Justice Walter by Patrolman Reynolds, and was fined $6.94. This offense bas been for a long time cause for complaint by the bucksters, who have always been Prompt to pay for their licenses. A Pxiaz.—A few nights ago the Metropolitan Police picked up a portable box—such as the chestout and fruit deslers at the street corners use—containing the utensils for roasting chestnuts, &c_ It was taken to the guardhouse, and, no claimant appearing, it will be recorded as un- claimed property and stored away. Seppss Dsatx —Mr. Michael Carroll, quarter- man in the plumber’s department of the Navy Yard, died suddenly at bis residence, near the Marine Barracks, yesterday afternoon He has been 2 consistent member of the Methodist Epis- copa! Charch for 35 years past, and has worked in the Navy Yard 40 years. For tae Uxion —It is stated that in the short “— of four months, during which a company of the Provost Guard has been stationed on Massa- chusetts avenue, near Sixth street, thirteen of the soldier boys have taken — for life from the bandsome young ladies in that vicinity. Dip ix Dixix —Iit is stated that Henry Arnold, formerly of the Sixth Ward of this city, died at Manassas Junction, a few weeks since, wounds received ina skirmish near Munson’s Hill a short time previously. Atrzntion is called to the notice elsewhere of the arrangement made to c: those who may wish to attend High Mass at Mount Olive Ceme- tery to-morrow. ANEW PROGRAMME at Odd Fellows’ Hall to- Px og rare and , overflowing with the best jokes and songs of the season. “Bon't miss this evening's bili. ADMITTED To THE Bax —On motion of District Attoraey Carrington, Mr. James B. Gardenbire Was y admitted as an attorney and coua- Scllor before the Circuit Court. Dzav —His many friends bere will be pained to see in our obituary notices the announcement of the death of Mr. J. G. Hempler, an esteemed citi- zen of German birth. Ox= BUNDAED marriage licenses were issued from the Clerk’s office, at the City Hall, list menth. Cold nights are coming on! Caution —1 hereby caution th> person who has be Basing My psient Carpet stretcher to abstain from the farther use of tir asm determe ined to enfu-oe th Taw agsicn yar " a H. Buav, G et. bet 1th and 15:h st. ek BLANKETS. & oot lone. 4 Ps a $ ot Ss et wide, at $2.50 each, 300 Rupber iaakets, 6 feet !onz. 3 feat wids, a: i caea, 1 pon Rubber Biankets sad Poueho combined, for eacn Attne india Rubber Warchouss, 305 Pa avenve, between Sta ead 10h sis net 00 31-3 tye: " i BS. se SOLS TEE hal raz ta them Novce-—Bewpre of coun its unprine!~ pled jealers —p i a pore of some ™ other articles o1 rep! Helmbold’s Extrac ‘Buche, iti d specific o * ee, c. si jo! he Tak ‘opsy. paoy * ¢ no other. Sdvertisement in another col y sos DIED, a . wt hil dence. on C st. Thurada: sist Ooier JOHN OEORUE HEMPLER. S = ve of Bremen, aged 57 years 5 months and 4 His feneral Will take place Sunday next, 3 inst-, .m., from nis idenes. Friends sre invited to attend without further nojice, * On the 3th of October, ADA ELMOOR, only dsughter of Wm. A and Sallie Fuse, aged 6 months, (Baltimore Sun copy.] : NOTICE, Mrs. mu _pASdsoN Has removed her ence. No, t ath and 13th sts., ‘where she will be ‘ween | happy to see all her formereustomers, All orders Promptly attended to oo Si 3t* Lo DRESS TRIMMINGS. RINGES, GIMPS, CORDS and TASSELS, B LaOne in every variety, on hand and made to o-der by y% WE, Fringe and Trimming Manufacturer, 297 south side Pa. ave, between St» and i0th sta. N. B.—For rent, s fine toned 7-octave Rosewood Piano, modsrn style. 00 % eolw SUTLER's WAGON.—For sale, & first rate a light = Tanase Rares Sveece. Also, U siness 5 vel . “ROBT Bok aa As Coach Al st. aa Ropeling of all kinds promptly done. oe - AND'S | INE NOTICE TO CONSIGNERS The schooner “North Carolina” from Phila- deiphia. is now discharging osrgo, at the corner of Pratt and Fiedenet streets, Baltimore,Md. _ Consignecs wishing their goods can receive thom by qvpiving to the agent on board, oo EW ARRiVAL OF CLOAKS! TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), Nov. Ist, ReovtaR WintER OPENING OF CLOTH CLOAKS, S4CQUES, CIRCULARS, COATS, §c, &€ All of the New Styles. at very moderate prices. At MAXWEL!’S Cloak and Fancy Sto.e, 06 31 St 28 Ps. avenae. UFFALO ROBES FOR SALR, Wholessle and Retail, at EMILE DUPRE’S, 00 30-14t 320 Pa. evens oot 320 Pa avenne _ TYLISH IRISH POPLINS FOR DRESSES, ‘New Clesks opened t0-da: at low prices PERRY & BROTHER, 00 9 5t ‘8. avenue and Ninth st. Fs SALE—A beautifal grey Arabian MARE, 7 years old, perfectly sound, kind and ae. She can be aon on Thursday, aN * Saturday. at No. 400 € s reet, be tween Sd and 439 sts., between the hours of 9 a. m. and 12 o’clock. oc 3 3t* IRKWOOD HOUSE. . _ NOTICE. This House will be closed for the purpose of Fainting. repairs, and alteration, from Monday, November 4th, to Nove~ ber ‘8th, when it wiil be reopened, with more extensive accommodations for guests _00 SO St* J. H. & A. W. KiRKWOOD. BUASEErs, COMFORTS, SH&ETINGS. 8 5 Doylies. and oth Goode for the wants of housekespers and families, One price only. marked i alot 3 ekespers and families, lain figures. Carpets, Oiloloths, Curtai floors. P. Pa. avenne and Ninth st., Oc H St “Perry Building ” NEW SUPPLIES IN| CLOTHS, CASssI- meres and Vestings. of qualities that oan be relied on, at less than the u-ua! prices, in standard plain colors and select fancy styles With al kinds of Dry Goods for the general and specis! waxts of families and nousekeepers. Carpets, Curtains, Uiloloths, Rugs, & peer joors. ‘Une price only, marked ipgisin figures, PERRY & BRO.. Pa. avenue _00 90-5t 297 MILITARY TRIMMINGS. Cavalry. Infantry, Artillery, Rifle, Navy and Staff oO ns, Gold Cords and Army Laces, Silk and Worsted Sashes, Suk and Worsted Cords, Bindings and Webbing Gold, Embroidered Shoulder Siraps. Bugles, Wreaths, and Fiars On hand and made to order, b MRS. LOWE TRIMMING MANUFACTURER. _ Between Sth and 10th 10th streets, south side Pennsy vanigav-nus. 09 2%-00lw T NOTICE ‘TO SO},DIERS HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will maake remittances for so.diers to their families. at places reached by their Express, atacharge of 2 cents for any sum not exoseding fif y dollars. The money, whether goid or Treasury notes sbould be enclosed in ai sealed, with the full add ( nelading town, poat offies and State.) of the person to whom to be sent, and the amount legibly marked thereon, To insure pro pt delivery, the 25 conte charge should be prepaid. | When facilities for enveloping and sealing the money in separate parcels are not at hand in oanips, the several sums to be remitted. that may be collected by Chap'ains of Regiments. or other ng to do this service for the sol home their pay. will re- &t any of the principal offices of the envelope, and securely om pany These sums, accompanied with the full addrees, as above required, of the persons for whom in- tended, will be remitted to the respective con- signees, at any place in tne loyal States, at the same s¥. rose of onere es reby saving to the sender the oubie of atting In s*parate aces. Suitable blanks for the above purpose. have been prepared, and will be furrished, with expisnations, St any of the offices of the Company. DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. Washington, Oot. 30, 1861. o¢ 30-Im Ww _DRY GOODS. . E Have receive and are now offering for sale nd we'l ‘ted stock of FoRRIGN and istic Dry Goons, to which we would reaeee- ai the attention of purchasers generally, ng confident thst weoans-!i them at as low vices &s can be had in this or either of the Eas- ro or Northerr te tee DEVRIES STEPHENS & CO, Wholesale Dry Goods D-slors, No 312 Baltimore st, bet Howard and 00 3 2w Liberty st., (Marnie Front ) (ALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.—Miss ‘THomrson wil! opsn our New Styles of —_- oe Millinery on Thursday next, st inst The attention of our former patrons and the pub- lie genera!ly 18 invited. and ao examication solicit- ed, at our Faacy aad M sete Store, No. 310 Pa. AMUSEMENTS. KING'S NATIONAL CIRCUS AXD Metropolitan Arena WILL Oren . MONDAY EVENING, Nov 4th, for the Regular Seanqn, in the Pavilion on E street, site of the Old National Theater. The Manacer. Mr TOM KING, respratfally ar- Rounces to the citizens denizens of the Me- tropoiis that he has secured for the OPENING NIGHT AND CARMINE WEEK the following distineuish-d ladies and gentlemen note and ackno’ ged talent in the professional arena and gymnasi MR. JAMES MELVILLE, Tux IntREPIp Ho: who, upon his debut notices of the FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN RIDER. Mr M. will, on the occasion of his initial Entree in Washington, introduce his two pup: Masters WILLIE ann FERNANDEZ, MADAME CaMILLE, the Gay and Dashing Equestrienne, MAD'LLE MARIE, the Fascinating and Picturesque MAD’LLE VIRGINIA, the Embodiment of Grace and Chssteness, and LA PETITE ELOISE, the Child Rider, are incorporated in the list of Female Attractions; thus give ‘Fons, Styte anv Errective CHakacTER to the entire Entertainments. PHILO NATHANS, the Bare-back and Somersault Rider, has been engaged, together with FERDINAND TOURNAIRE, the astonishing Piroue:te Performer, together with WM. KINCADE, the famous Master of the Art of Somersetting. Special arrangements have also been made with Mast.GEO, DARIUS, Yc.ept tie Man Monxer In the Schoo! of Athletics will be found MESSRS, PENNEY AND pai "8 G Snow, where, in Tlhorprinetpal attion of the Sout and’ Weet, they created a furore by their intrepid feats on La Echelle Perillouse, Trapass Flying Bar, §c , &c. THOMAS KIN6, . Tux CHamrion ee willappear and pesaees hia two prodigies, the DAN GARDINER, the People’s Clown, will reign :n the department of Wit, Mirth and ilarity, . Dividing some of the honors, soweners with the ORTFOLIO COMED! THE LILLIPUTIAN DAN. FRANK WHITTAKER the Popular and Standard Performer, has beeu se- poare 8s Master of the Circle and Equestrian Di- rector. J. PROSPERI’S NAVY YARD BAND, Consisting o 26 Musicians. has been engaged specially for this Entablishment. H. ORSES_ ARE FRESH, IMPORTED THE 2 AND BLOODED: Tue Dresses, Costumes, PARAPHERNALIA AND PROPERTIES : sre new and beautiful, being manufactured during the past 2 months in New York and Philadelphia by the best artificers and designers. The Pavilion 1s of approved construction, and will be illuminated with gas supplied from the Dis- trict Gas Works. Pricks oF ADMISSION. Dress Cire! Social Boxes. Orchester Chairs. Separate seats for P.S. There wil! be no half price tickets sold for any but Dress Circle Places. MATINEES At 2 O’Crock On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFT’NS, Tickets for sale at all the leading Hotelz. rs oven at 7 0’clook. Performances wil! com- mence at 8 o’clock, and terminate &t & seasonsble hour. Omnibuses will pe at the doors of exit to Sake visitors to all parts of the oity and adjoining istricts Sole Lessee and Mansger in Chief... Thomas Kina Assosiate Manager. .C, ScoTT Treasurer____. .... Wuitney Business Agent. . Dr. R. P. Jonzs Due notice will be given of the appearance of a NUMBER OF STARS, with whom engagements are now pending, no 1-3t THEATER! Me. BLAND has much pleasare in announcing that he has effected an engacemont for ONE NIGHT only of the feliowing eminent Artistes: OPERA AND CONCERT MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY, The Distinguished American Prima Donna, W hose success, since her arriva! from Europe, at the Aosdemy of Music of New York, Brookiyn, Boston, Philadelphia, and in other cities, has been without precedent, wi! make her first appearance in Washington and give ONE GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT, FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 1, 1961, On which occasion she will appear in combina- tion with the celebrated Artists: S1G, BRIGNOLI, ‘The Renowned Tonor ; S1G. MANCUSI, The Distinguished Baritone; SIG. SU3INI, The Great Basso; HERR MOLLENHAUER, ‘The ae'ebrated Violonoelist The entire combination will be under the direc— tion of the distinguished Conductor of New York Academy of Musio. i SIGNOR MUZ'‘O. Part Ist-A GRAND CONCERT. Parts 2d and Sd—-ITALIAN OPERA, consisting of the celebrated seoond act of LUCREZIA BORGIA, ln Costume. And the entire lsst actof LUCIA DI L4MMEKMOOR, In Costume. oF PRicss. s Privats boxes. Orchester obsira....$1 50 Parquette.... Dress Circle& Parterre $1 Boxes snd Seats oan scoured witt ut extra oharge,at the Music Store of W.G Metzei Beers open at 7—performance to commen 06 3i- XH Se: ITION AND ASSEMBLY, at Odd Fel- 8’ Hail, east waghth st., Navy Yard, THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 7th. Prof. BARNES will give a Free Exhibition of his, style of Dancing by his present Class, fro 7to 9 i> m. Assembly commences at 9 o'clock ; tickets for gentleman and ladi-s 50 centa, Exhibi- tion ee ‘ickets to be obtained at the Hail. oc 3! lw* GRAND UNION COTILLON PARTY ‘Will be given atthe HALL oF THE FRANKLIN Ena. Hovse, D st.. near Twelfth. On THURSDAY EVENING, November 7tu, 1861, TICKETS 50 CENTS, avenue, between 9 h and 10th ats. Admitting 6 Gentleman ard Ladies. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO. WILLIAM H. FANNING. _00 29-St Unlel. & Repub} oc 9) W.M.Th Treasurer. B FISH AND CHEESE, LANCHARD & LEACH, Wholesale Dealers in Cheese. No. 56 South st.. Baltimore, have just Teoeived a large lot of Mackerel, Herring, Codfish, Hake-fish,&c.,&0 rime tastern Cheese. All Also. be sold at the lowest market rates RIVATE INSTRUCTION —A G. WILKIN- SON, formeriy Teacher of Languages in the Union aac be es 2 Academies of this city, and now Adjunct Professor of Ancient and Modern fgasuascs in the State University of Missouri, v.ng obtained leave of absence for a year, wil ashington this winter and will of which will 0c 3-2w* . of Yale and Solan Colleges, as also to his former pa- teens end Ss Application mist be mae before the 4th of No- vember to P; W. E. Jilson, Librarian of the Patent Office, who will give a!! requisite informa- tion. Oo B 6t* Ww NOTICE. E Bog leave to oail the attention of Officers of the 4: to our very extensive assort cepeoially to 8a artigie cf Miktay Bi eo wl e Cloth ‘and tin Cassimere, which we warrant will retain its color. Our aszort- ment of Swords, sashes, @untiots, Capa (indigo ins 1 Shirts, gies. Sword weather Bi oulder Strapa, ‘1 desoriptio. row complcte. we sre weil satisfied inepesiiees will prove sated Ti]. e oes r. b oc %-im = Merchant Tailors, No. 406 av. R. M. KOCK. cHINOPoprsr FROM PARIS, And from 502 B. way, New York. Breach. oMce—246 Feanezivents between 1d 13th ste, seh Lose 5 ah ani soft % e8, Ciah &o., om: pair ray causing pain or inconvenience to the en! merhe Boot or Shoe can be worn im: jiately after the on. fou His treatment is inded on striotly rule of science, such as al. erpaaeeta ang ove. is charges ite trifling indeed, gumpased Srith the soliefang sadsfsotion he affords « sufferer "Refers to the Physicians and Surgeons of this city. Persons attended at their rooms or reside: Without extra charge, by ieaving orders at 24 Pa. ava. bet 12th and Isth ster © oo I-im* Great ADVANTAGES Ty 'be found by Sut- oR A REN ‘2 Store. ‘We manufacture our saith at ‘prices by 8a) freight. “ate cana oka sat . we wepny a mortiment of sole Hiph-owt ‘and A osi! from ali 00 T-lw2dp.&30* Peet | DD FELLOWS’ HALL! SEVENTH, Asove D Sr. Continued Success of This Favorite Troupe TWEL U7 WEEK ol CAMPBELL MINSTRELS. 12 STA +3 PERFORMERS, Immense Success of * PRANK SWANN, The Great Basso, from the Cooper Opera Troupe. Nw Sones anp AFTERPIECRES! Concludin: me the He-would-be a-Son......... —~...-...F. Wyand Admission 25 cents. 0c 28 BOARDING. Tse OR THREE PERSONS CAN BE a odated with BUARD at 190! street. side. fronting Pa a — 20th snd nor! 8) 00 30-lw* 2lat sts, Single gentlemen PI ee ORTABIE FORGES red. Yor CANAL BARROWS, W 8. Le eg fcr BAIL BUCKETS, ROAR Ieee, SECRETS, * et, Hote ox> Sracnemars LE BROOME, CG ASim and Counter and Hay SCALES, BUTCHERS SCALES UTSHERS KNIVES: Por anie ar eheteeale Pada. 3 Ba HOLOW, | av. Caral Pe aga Wapeheese, RUSH KR SEVENTA ripe foe Paes ae yd| iis oo l-lg ..! WANTS. ) eel TRD—A good COLL Wi Pesrome: (OU RED WAITER, ot WAANTED-—A MAN to attend a steam boiler. Apply at T. M. HARVEY'S Oyster asic” yeetot WNTED IMMEDIATKLY=A GIRL, to baate work for & sewin; wee One who has had experience referred’ ‘aces @3 per week Inquire at 504 Ninth st, itt WANTED-Two or three root COAT MA- KERS, for which I wil! pty the oity Prices B. VAND ME, Merchant Tailor, N>. 45% Sev- enth st, between F and G sts, oppgsite Patent Office. nol iw* A RARE OPPORTUNITY.— WANTED.—A PURCHASER for the stock and fixtures of 8 first claes business, on Penneylvenia xvenue, ond Inontion, The present occupant bout to leave the city. Capital required from six to ten thourand do'fars, Address ‘Tf. C.&., Washington eity Post Office, givine name acd where an inter- view may be had. No communiaation will be meee unless accompanied with the name. no 1-3" Te SUTLERS.—An energe'ig merchant, with sufficient cxpita!. desires to purchase the stock and bustcess of a Regimental Sutier. Address “Business,” at the office of this paper. oc 3i-im WwW 'ED—A small HOUS*, or 3 or 4 unfur- nished Rooms, hatween 4% and lth streets and the Avenue and I st,, by asmall family. Ad+ dress Box 633 P.O. oc SI _st* IANO WANTED.—Any person having an un- used Piano to rent for 50r6 months, can hear anapplicant(who will warrant good usage) by addressing Box 325 City Post Office. WANTED—A young man, who has had eight _) ¥ yosrs’ experie ca ina ola-s country 8 ore, is desirous « fodtaizing 8 SITUATION in some re- spectahle business. Please address “R. 8 ,” City Post Office. Wages not so much an‘ object as & permanent situation. 0c SI-3t™ ANTED—A COLORED MAN (slave) who can come well recommended hy his owner, or a free man, will firda good sitration and wages. He must a good driver, and can make h:mee!f us*ful ona small farm. Avply Kalorama Heights, once owned by Mr. Vivan. oe 3 at" WANTP SA ENGLISH TEACHER, yy, the . H Congregation. Inquire of L. BAR, corner Seventh and E sta, 00 30 3t* WANSTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, ina Rie location, at reasonable terms Address “H. H,T.,” this office. 00 30-2t* WANTED—A SUIT OF ROOMS (furmehed) near the War Department, with the privileze of washing and other acoommodations. Address “C.R. C.,” Star Office. oc 30-2t* wr ED—10,000 lbs_ old HORSE SHOES and SCRAP IRON in small or large q tantities, for which one cent per pound will be paid. i . EL VANS, oc S2w (Republican) 309 Pa. avenue, OURNEYMEN TAI! OR&8, NOTICE — Wanted immediately, ten Coat Hands, and four nds on Pantaloons. HINTON & TEEL. 406 Pa at 00 35 lw between 4% and 6th st. WARXTED-all Dairymen to know that the _ Washington Brewery having commenced rewing for the winter season, they oan get Fresh rains every day at 40’olock, at 16 cents ber bush- ei. Call, one and all. & COLINEAU, 00 10-im* Cor. K and Twenty-seventh sts. Ce WANTED. Call at WALL, STE- PHENS & CO.’S. 322 Pa avenue. se 18 WANTED-T4ILORS, TAILORS —® Ta'lors competent to work on military goods. anole G. KOLP, at Wall. Stephens & Co.'s. Bed W4Nhpaws Ee, now buying SECOND- AND FURNITURE, STOVES ard BED- DING, far which we are paying the highest Ss! ri ices, Families declining hon ing, Or baving surplus of farniture, will Gud tt te “heir advan! to give us acall. BONTZ & GRIFFITH. jo1s-tt No. 369 7th st.. betw. | and K sts. W4ate . FOR THE CASH—A!! kinds of tS) OND.BAN Fi RAI ToRE AND OUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Persons leav- ing the cand or having & surplus will do well to call immediately. R. BUCHLY, jes 426 Nevonth. between 6 and H sts. LOST AND FOUND. OST.—While coming from 14th st, along Pa, yon the Island, the DAGUE R= Thistieton, in uniform. By ce the finder will reonive cae i it thanks of the owner 2 REWARD.—Will be given for the return (uninjured) of the kage which was stoien from t e residence of the late Mrs. Ju! Keep, E stréet. between 10th and Ith strests questions asked, and at Star office, w+ TAKEN, trespassing on my premises No 374 G street. Washington city ablack and white SOW, and six Pig: above reward given. Enen ire no 1-3t* The owner is hereby notized to prov property, charges. and take thom 5 OF hey wil! be disposed of for the damage done, no 1-3t* E*28, AY.—Two MULES came to tho promises 4 of Mrs. Roberts, onthe 3th of October. The owner can get them by proving property, paying bared ad the corner of 35 sad M oreot. eo 5 REWARD —Lost, this morning, near Wil- lards’ Hotel, a Scotch TERRIER Hy limps sligbtiy in one of his hind lege: 2 bebo £0 the name of Jim.” The abov hun to rd will be paid to any one delivel WBiidtg Ruy one delivering him Mr. Sykes, at 00 31 2t* ALF. W_GREEN._ a TRAYED AWAY—From Ray’s *? Georgetown, on the 3th instant. tw small dun MULES. A libers! rewar. will be paid for their return, or f r infor- mation concerning their whereabouts. THOMAS YOUNG, 00 S1-2t* At the above nam TRAY :D OR TAKEN AWA ©) ing. from W. F_ Benter, © stree! Inrge Bobtail Bay HORSE and WAGC hes 102 with ovaroant and cane in it. A r ibsral reward wi it a. e return itt W.F. BENTER. © P™S fF 09 9-3" ee | REWARD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN— From the commons in the First ‘ard, onthe 25th inst. two COWS, one & Biaok Cow with white stripe down her back, and white belly, and very wide hor: will be fresh in a few dave, look® a little the other a redand white or mit and cider color. With white fece sod short horns. zoe above re- ward wi given for the returning of said cows to me. RLES LEN MAN, On 17th street, between K and L First Ward. FOR SALK AND RENT. OR RENT.—A amall FURNISHED HOt near the Capitol. Apply at No. 494 Bouse, between Ist and 2! no 1-3t* pa Eh 5 ee. 2 i ee FUEN {SHED ROOMS—Weil faraished Rooms for rent by day, week or month, in houses Nos. 475 and 477 Thirteenth at., three doors from Pa. venue and midway between Wiliards’ aod Kirk- wi jotels. rol 2w* For NF —Two UNFURNISHED PAR- LOKS, at No. 297 3d street, (west side) between G and Massachusetts ave, Rotomen water in the yard. Also,ths HOUSE No. 299 ‘Sd stron, containing 4 large rooms,with side aliey. no ‘a a 70. RENT —A Handsomely FURNISHED FE House. Apply at ‘No. 1731 st eet, between 20th and 21st stree! 00 31-3t* peor RENT-A leree, neatly furnished seoond- , story front ROO. without board, at 510 north L st, between 9th and 10th sts. _o0 S1-st™ F°, KENT—Two KOUOMS on a business avenue, suitable for a whole- 1 W. E. CHAND! EE’S Segar Stand, in Hotel 00 31-2t* (OR RENT—( ne farnished front ROOM. on G st-est, No. 327, between i2th and '3th streets, suitable for a gertleman snd his wile, or two sinzie gentiemen. ‘Terms moderate, oc S1-2t* {URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—Near 0 2 6'* the Capitol. To « good tenant the rent will be ye cy month No. 308 Delaware avenue, between and © streets, 00 30-3t* OOK, STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOR SAILE —An established Store in George- town, Sey 8 first-rate business, 1s now of fered for sale, is & store well caloulate: for sutlers’ suppite Terms rei je. n~ gation for same can be addressed to zl Georgetown, D. C. Oc S-e0lw' Fak RENT—The Gyolling ps: of HOUSE No. 117 Pa. between i9tit and 20th sts. It hss 14 rooms, bath room, &c., a pump ofex- osilent water in the yard, and gas throurhost. In- ‘00 30. quire on the premises. 3t* Fe, R —A largo commodions RUOM With g*s, with or without meals, ia & genteel rivate iamily, where the comforts of & Lomé cin had, with bse of pa: one smsiler room to let. 00 30-3.* O LET—One large magnifioont PARLUR, with Room adjoining, (unfarnixhed.) in ons of the finest looslities ; suitable aira for commi'tees. Rent moderate, if taken soon. Inquire at FR ANK- LIN’S, 244 Pa. avevus. oc 2-1w prant FOR SALK, or Exchange for City Property. situated m Sommervill opacity N. ug acres ins high state of oul- dranees seed debits 1h ail necessary vation, lweliing- house, wi ail m out buildin *s ‘00d water power. fine orchard, an well-fenced. 3 miles from Central Rai (6 ly fraims.) miles from BI .and 2 miles from sareey C.ty. For fart! ot perticulare inquire G W. BRAY, Jeweler, 516 Seventh st, op- posits Intel izencer Office. oo 25 Im' HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.— with r, piano and library; also, inquire At this office,” water a ‘convenient to the Baten 23 100 **9,2gnse FEges ren” R. Yivans 0¢ Sl-eust TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Frem General Banks’ Divisien. Daxygstowy, Oct. 29,2 P.M.—On Sunday last the picket of the Twenty-ninth Pennsylvania, which regiment was stationed on Muddy Branch, disco & scow floating down the Potomac Dearghe Virginia shore. Private James Magee, with" others, procured a skiff, crossed the river and the scow on its @ewnward pes- sage. It wae found nearly full of water, but contained thirty-one guns with fixed bayonets, twelve baversacks and three knapsacks. From certaia indications it is believed that this was the ‘incipal boat used in transporting General er’s command from Harrison's Island to the Virginia shore, and which went down loaded with the dead and wounded of the battle of Ball's Bluff. The guns were the same as thoe used by the California regiment ‘The inference is that the bodies of the unfortp- nate soldiers, becoming lightened Interns! decay, rose to the surface, and the it, thus relieved from ite weight, floated down witb the current. A close watch is now kept on the river to intercept any bodies which may be carried down by the current By the selection of Lieutenant Colonel Kings- bury of the Fifth Connecticut, to the Coloneicy of the Eleventh Connecticut Volunteers, Major Chapman has been promoted by the Govenor to be Lietitenant Colonel of the Fifth, and Captain Henry B. Stone, of Company A, has been tender- ed the commission of Mejor of the same regiment. From the Pacific. San Francisco, Oct 30 —Thesteamer Panama arrived yesterday, from Mazatlan on the 14th inst. bringing $14,000 in treasure. She reports the U, S. sloop of war St. Sony's at Cape St. Lucas A terrible gale prevailed at Mazatlan on the 27th of September, Sewing down houses and wreck- ing a number of vessels, including the bark Roll- ing Wave, of New York en Shields was at Mazatlan onthe 13th of October. He is e-couraging some plan for Irish emigrants to settle in the Western States of Mexico Several Texans had arrived at Mazatlan on their way to California They report a stagnation of business throughout Texas, and the utmost Misery prevailing at Matamoras and along the Rio Grande The stores were closed, steamers laid up and all kinds of improve ments suspended. Onthe 27th tbe 1.8 steamer Saranac sailed from San Francisco for a cruise down the coast Capt. John H. Lendrum, U 8. A., died on the 29h He was itive of Connecticut The steamer Narragansett was at Acapulco on the 27th ult. The {'. 8 steamer Wyoming sailed on the 25th, to cruise Many whalers are reported on their way to San Francisco, believing its advantages superior to Honolulu. The mteer Ferce in New Mexice. Kansas City, Oct. 31.—The Santa Fe papers teport that the volunteer force In NewMexico numbers 5,500 men, 3,000 of whom are in march- ing order, and expect soon to be employed tn active service. Their destination is towards Me- ane, where they expect additional reinforce- ments. The Indians on the plains are now bly pee towards the whites, having received their annuities at the bands of the agent. General Clark hag arrived safely, coming through the State by way of Omaha. All is quiet The War OCCUPATION OF SPRINGFIELD B MAJOR ZAGONIa’s Loss. St. Lovis, Oct. 31.—Tbe Democrat ssys: Gen Sigel arrived at Spring field on Sunday. The people displayed national flags. and every demonstation of joy was made. No fortified rebels were visible Major Zagonia’s loss in bis charge was fifteen killed, twenty-three wounded, and twenty-six missing. she rebel loss is reported at over fifty Kiiled and forty wounded It is supposed that Colonels Price and ‘Turner were killed Gen. Price is supposed to be at Carthage, but nothing definite ts known as to movements. EN. SIGEL— Arrival ef Arms, Equipments and Ciething forthe Federal A my New York, Oct. 31 —The steamer Arago,from Southampton on the 16th instant, arrived here this morning, bringing a complete supply of arms, equipments and clothing for 13,000 men Among the passengers are Mr. ()niggle, lete U. S$. consul at Antwerp; Major Havelock, of the British army, and Col. Alexander Eristoff, late of the Russian army. The Case ef the Savannah Pirates New York, Oct. 31 —The jury in the case of the Savannah privateers, indicted for piracy,have been unable to agree and are discharged. Sailing of the Arabia. Bostox, Oct. 30 —The Cunard steamer Arabia sailed for Liverpool this morning. She carries out forty-eight passengers for Liverpool, but no specie. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS LOOK OUT For SATURDAY NiGaT: GEORGETOWN! GEORGETOWN! FORREST HALL FORREST HALL Last Night of the Metropolitan Opera T oupe Last wight of the Metropolitan Overa Troupe! Last Night of the Metropolitan Opera Tr: GRAND GALA NIG GRA. GALA Nig GRAND GALA Nie Hi GRAND GALA NIGHT: Comg Ong, Come ALL! Comg nz, Come ALL! Come Onz, Come ALL! Comx Ong, Come ALL! nol 2t_ WM. C. WORLEY, Agent. 30 BOXES BUNCH RAISINS, 500 !bs. Bordeaux Aimon 5 casks Currants. 30 drams Figs, Citron, Palm Nats, and Filberts, aise” W. H. TENNEY. 5 BEE SUPERIOR OLD BOURBON W8&Is- ter pipe pure Castelio Brandy. Pi - Beotted Whisky Holiand Gin, Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines. For sale by 0 31 6t W. H. TENNEY. LBS. NEW AULLED 1, BUCKWHEAT, 35 kegs New York and Glades Butter, 5 hhes Shoulder Bacon. 5 tieroes Sugar cured Hams, is bbls Freen Ground Colles 5 hhds. Porto Rico Molseses, 3 drums Hake Fish, 1,500 Ibs Codfish, & boxes New York Cheese, denon Pape re Hordesux OL, Farina, Corn ne a pers it rin or KF Starch. Rice, Fiour, Prese: ved Ginger, &c, 01 oo shee W. H. TENNEY. ECEIVED— ao Be, ime Porto Rico SUGARS | . AILORING ESTABLISHMENT —Tailoring in all its bracches. by HN tf, BUCHEN#ERG, No. 395, corner Thir teenth and H sts. tlemen’s and Buys’ C.othes cut to order. Having made arrang nts witha skillful Steam Scourer, | am ra ed to execute al! orders in this line, as well ending, in the most satisfactory manner, oe S OFFICERS AND SOLDIEKS. iGHT DR«+ TS sold on a’! parce of the United States, in sums to sult officers and soldiers. A'so, rafts on inoue Ireland, Coen ales, ermany. nourrent mone SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO. colt im: \ Bankers: 952 Pacey eect Browse” g ON HAND. 73-10. 8, PRexaURY Norves, wich will be supp ied pe to on customers, free of charge. ‘Bom ard Treasury Notes,as heretofore, wil he received o: Coty specie. SWEENY KITT NHOUS&, FANT & CO, oo 12-Im___ Bankers, 352 Pa. av., near Brown's. 239 No. deh beee & NAGLE, 289 259 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, th eT sts.. south side, Between Ninth and PORTERS OF W. ‘Ss, 2 1g0on: 2 . ESERVES, SA 4 & KUCERIES | A AS, PICKLES, pers, ise C. D SUTLERS’ STORES IN GENERA Just arrived the followi ‘ands AGNES: H. Mama, Piper Heidmok. Barat & Moet & C: nm, Cartier & Co, Fagot, ‘ouretts, Whi N k Prices—fr a JOENRGR & NAGLE, 89 Penns. a Abm. M. Bininger & Co.'s (19 #rosd shes Meek terry ay Loe by the Case. at jaHNSy Shag wiB SRP te chet buts + m the oe! msnafs S01 .» New York, at astonish a At JOHN! & oe eR the irre! doe, Wate sdsage © at oc 1-im oS Hl aaa aoe ba ine SECOND EDITION. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. pasorant~ swcealine ANOTHER REBEL BATTERY. A new of three rified guns hes bees erected by the rebels about a mile and « half be- low those near Shipping Point. Ht is site- ated 2 little below anew brick house near the wharf at Evansport. THE SITUATION IN TMs QUARTER. ‘The War Department have advices up to 2 p. m. to-day, from all the camps of our lines on both sides of the river, from General Banks's headquarters down to those of acting Major Gen- eral Hooker, opposite Evansport. All was quiet in all the camps to-day up to? . THE LAST INFERNAL MACHINE ATTEMPT. The barrel anchored and left in the channel of the Potomac, opposite Budd’s Ferry, by the in- surgents not long since, by treacherously using = a flag of truce to secure immunity from oer fre for their boat’s crew so engaged, is believed to contain an “infernal machine.” THE COMBINED EXPEDITION. It will not be surprising if as early as te-mor. row, Richmond is agog with accounts by tele- grepb of = blow struck by our combined naval and military expedition. By Tuesday we sball probably baye distorted accounts from that city, and in lese than a fortnight’s time accounts from our own friends. A CORRECTION. Editor Star: In General Stone's report, as given ia the Star of October 31, the following sentence occurs: “ Capt. Candy, Assistant Adjutant Gen- eral, and General Lander accompanied the cavalry to serve with it.’? General Lander was not present at the battle of Ball’s Bluff, and did not arrive from Washington until the following day, when he took command of the advance at Edward's Ferry and repulsed the enemy. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS TO-DAY. To day the President made the following mili- tary appointments. Viz: Commissaries of Subsistence, with the rank of captain of volunteers —Jonatban Renick, Willem Wilson, Wm. B. Lebo, ira B. Gibbs, Lewis G. Huling, M. J. Green, J. M. McKenzie, J. J. Reb- inson, Javen B. Salisbury. ané A. McCann Assistant Quartermasters, with the rank of cap- tain of volunteers—Charies Wing, Charlies B. Wagner, Henry M. Whittlesey, Max Paul Engle, Thomas O’Brien, Wm. Paluoter, George W. Lee, W. . Owen, F W. Hurlt,8. Lockwood Brown, Alexander Sympeon, Frank E. Foster, Jas. Hemp- bill, H. R. Jeffries, and W. D. Swigart. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. The President yesterduy made the following military appointments : Assistant Quartermasters of Volunteers, with the rank of captain —Viz: Clement L. West, of D.C; Michael Garber, of Ind; John Spicer, of ll ; John W. Lowry, of Ind; Vincent Phelps, of Colorado Territory; Lewis B Parsons, of Mo; Wa. A. Hawley, of Minn ; Geo. R. Dyer, of Ml. Commissaries of Subsistence, with the rank of captain —Viz: Edwin R. Goodrich, Wm. War- field, of Ky.; Thomas Gray, of Cal ; Spencer C. Benbam, of Ill; John F. Hopkins, of Va ; Robt. C. Walker, of Pa ; John Fay, of Ky; and Ralph Plumb, of Ohio. Brigade Surgeon.—Dr. Alfred Hitcheosk, of Mass NAVY YARD The Resolute came up to the yard yesterday af- ternoon, and went down to the flotiliaagain inan hour or two. The Pusey came up late last night, and left the yard again at So’clock this morning. Both of these steamers report that affairs are unchanged down the river. : The Page isstill cooped in Quantico creek, an@ our vessels above and below remain in the same positions as when we last reported them. Work on our batteries on the Maryland side is progressing finely. and a number of gunsand mortars have been mounted A few pungies with oysters occasionally run the blockade, and yesterday a schooner is sald to have passed down. Experimental fring with a 10-inch mortar was made at the yard this morning. With acharge of three pounds of powder and an elevation of forty five degrees, a shell (not charged) weighing 102 pounds was projected toa distance of 1,400 yerds, the time of flight being about seventeen seconds. The firing convinced the spectators that considerable accuracy may be attalned with the old-fashioned mortar, and that at distances of from 1,000 to 2 50 yards they are very effective ee: eee LATE LOCAL NEWS. —_>—_ Connuct UxBEecomine Urricers aND GENTLE- MEN —Notwithstanding the militery order to pro- hibit fast driving on the avenue, and the Guards stationed at various points to enforce it, a few roffianly fellows in uniform still ee their horses with a reckless disregard of lives limbs of passers by. To-dey at noon one of these crentures wearing the coat of a lieutenant of vol- unteers gallo} his borse over a small boy nesr the corner of 7th street and the avenue, knock- ing him down and injuring him quite severely. Onward he fiew without stopping to see if his vie- tim was dead or alive, or amg, sympathy with an injured fellow creature, to the great in- digaation of a crowd of citizens who assembled. Mitttary Court —The military court beld its usual session in the County Court House this morning, Judge Freese iding, but no civil business of interest came before it. ‘The case of Chapman, Lyon & Noyes vs. Bar- ley, Triplett & Co , was postponed by consent of both parties till to-morrow —Alez.*-Local News.”” Not Dean —We are requested to deny the re- rt of the death of Craven Ashford. of Fi Ln , he being, according to our inf * home with bis family.”’ LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Bartimorz, Nov 1—The Old Point best, which arrived this morning, brings the follow- ing: Fortress Monzoz, Oct 31.—The tug Ethan Allen, of the great expedition, returned to Hamp- ton Roads this morning in consequence of rough weather on the coast below. She brings no par- ticulars of importance respecting the expedition. A flag of truce went to Norfolk to-day, with 20 prisoners who were released some time since from Fort Lafayette. ‘The barks Gosbeck and Amanda have just re- turned from acruise. The latter took four prizes, three English and one American—the names of which have already been furnished. The Rescue is at Uld Point end will go te sea. atonce. The frigate Roanoke is hourly expected from the South Gen. Wool beid a grand review yesterday @ Camp Hamilton. . prorosats FO® BERY CATTLE one to perm ° BE, ————. '961, or &- to iegt So"SREEN. 4 treet, Rovenber, i st : ss till the yong the 4 000 i= be bare, Passa the