Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1862, Page 3

‘LOCAL NEW a AMUSPM STS PO-NtGaT. Foun's Tawa 7 a —Theatert goers; sated with the « ‘ype rouhd of average theatrical par-! fotmances, experienced a new sensation Inet Tigiet trom the f: —— and thorongh origizalty LA, new star At Fords Theater; Mies Maggie Mitceheii Of s petite bat eaquimtmly modewd Agare, With sa animated, Wibniag teen oapahie of ox- Pressing tendertene and erences by torns, sho shows siso by her actéag that has not Regiact.1 to sl vast pan be sting’ by hard Study to fee fine nataral gifs with which she ns bem go abuadaatly redewrd. ? Hee “Margot” wes “ar triumph fast igh’, and quite as much so invite way was’ her «Kathy OBI. = to-night, aad % _ aie) The, ~ Margot” is repeated Bonnie Fish aie concln ~ aad daring the latter Mise Maggie Mitchell will wing two charscteristic ie We must Sind r Ford-the oredit of paying attention tb the’ comfort of his audi- enw — aabenres: "Denekaense hin cloqent piece af am Despite” crowd last. night at Ford's, tite Ronse was thoronghiy cool anu comf-rtable throughout, something the; cea be said of te.ether place of amusement in the <aty, Sud it were t be hoped that ‘would totlew: se good an caample. Groven'’s Tumarux was literally crowded dnet night, “from terrot to foendation atone,” sad the recepfios extes: to Me. and Mra. Florence was fattering in the‘extreme> Not ~caen NE ere ete Az Iurcpsext Pattiuonz Tuer Aunwar- en—Om Setardsy, morniag, sidlow partly in soldiers uniform, aud aithne sere ! steven ot GER aire Se Aba ba | . doc of Mr, Hello: | { more Banca ole” Mo. en to" Mr. Morea of this andacié: theft, the flow was quickly ‘followed aad i cenrbt with the balmorale abort him... Being | banded over to R. Johason, the :wict | aller examination was fully committsi for | = bf adenine - - ee tho officer | ite on the way station house to jail | = Lpecipiel Oar ious his ae to ths m seta 1 rate te» forkin Sinith, wsid that he was trom | Baliimiore, and that Re and somoother of tha | boys from thai city bad bem” wry sucewsial | in their depredations here, having in a f-w j Mghts stolen a number of articlos, to the value of seven or eight hnidred dollars! The fellow boasted of his thieviste exploits, and safd Ke ’ did not care fer As, Bed he bad alcesdy bere | im several, and-had bea seven yoocs in the Pepitemiiary at Baltimore, which may be igun or falve. Iftruc, the following description of the rescai's pérson will wuable the Baltimory Of care of jurtics to reeaenize an old acqnaint- aace: Heis about flye fort seven inches high, hae red (somewbat curly) hair, rl momstaches anian aqailine nose. Comklin appears te be abou @ years of age. Tux Naws Yserunoar—X wk News Ysstsroar—Yesterday wasa glogions day for Wax 2. Ev A wa excited—secesh painfally so—while loyalist. were heartily joyous. So many smiting coun tanaaces wa do not rac only was every seat occupied, but every ayatl- olect soeing for a io! able standing plses waa takegm ga terly hour, | wail’, aud the howls public oles. and proiae ‘The Floreuces the tinned | enades wer taronged. evsey one having good roar. T oF Dh Very-at. | news to cagamunitatr, and -ongratulations to Snacd yé bill, & i? wilkopen | offer. MocClollan stock went up generally, and tRe performance, andiwill be followed by the | the-e who had adher-d to his fortunes throngh «Young prs. Picrenee ia the | goo@andthroughevilreport romendonel characters of & Sa Featherstone.” soraeap ace loos the lnioewarn Werte and ~Corney Gray,” ‘ Jéra-ng Joyful Lobb; miy transtormed. int uittie Mae's" most wherein aha want aongs..| aPdentadmizers. Duri ae evening a large Vorite ‘The langhable farce of « Uneie Sum” will con. clade the emtertatament Canvampone Mait.—AN who desire a a laugh, to heer beliads exquisitely ren. > and pica in, > rms valgarity, should go 2 Agnes Sather. 7 at it 4 ae aad trepr -Pope re > di use: i. ‘Aunclia Weite the Yankee « ae pig Semchom te court of beauty, and the truape ¢ Ethiopian performers will put forth s ver: exertion to pleaee the ardiance. Tho panto- mnime of the “Ape of Bors” aad the Ethiopian jarcw of the “Rival Lovers” will both be per- jormed this evening. Opp Fattows’ HaLs.._The Troupe of Min- streis at Odd Feilows’ Hail are, by their inter. ing performances, fact ingratiating them- vives inte the favor of tha public. They offer 2 complete change of programme great bill to-night. AeaDmNY OF Muetiwc.—Sigmora Segdel, Henry Jnngnickel and Werenstein Seutinee to entee- teen the habitues of Howenthal’s with yooad and tis umental music. Goud refreshments at and. ——_—>—_— Covrcst Procempunas, Sept. 16.—Board Aliermen.—Mr. Joan B. Parton, Alderman alect from the First Ward, vice Berrien, rewigne<|, wae Cnly qualified and took his wat. ‘The following wer reed and appropriately roterred: An act for the repair of Twenty-sixth o'Tret west, between (? and K nerth: a commn- micatton from E. J. Kiopi+ a4kIPg compensation for @ compilation of laws of the Corporation; an act relieving the ‘orporstion from sll turther liability on ac- cowntot the guarantied bonds of the Alomandria roed Company: 2 communication from Heury C. Kleiber, memenger to the Mayor and salary; am act to anthoriza the establishment of sa additional primary sehvol in the second dix- irict; am Act in reterenoe to granting licenses in Washiagton city; and @ joint resolution reque<t- ug the Mayor fo enforce the act Tegulating the and weight of bread. he following passed the beard Tepairs of bridgre across the cana al; joint resoln- tion to pave an alley in square No. 589: a joint | resvluuion to secure ire pings from injury; joint revintion of insuractions w the Waler 4 trar, an act for the relief of Thomas (7. Ford: an set for the relief of Goorge Spalding; and an act thorizing Samuel Warner to adjoin his brick biackymith shop with ‘amie building. The nominations of ward Semors for po- lice constable of the ninth police district, and ot Jos. Hedrick for inspector of four and salt- ed provisions, were confirmed. ‘The Chair | Mr. Brown) asked leave to offer joint resolutions reqnesting the President of the United States to direct the immediate con- struction of railroads from Washington to the deep waters of the Chesapeake Bay, and to Ha- seIstown by way of the Point of Rocks. The preamble sete forth Alinost isolated condition of Washington, m the fact that but onedailroad, and that gle track. offers means of tramsportation; river, whéch the only blockaded bs enemy's caunon being plan ~i on the bial, or by 4 still sarer blockade <TeAL necessity of additional commun with the North aud Hast ie apparent at Government, aa for the benatit of the citizens “f Washington. The preamble also expres unlimited conddence in the strength aud alti- Mate success of the Goverament, aud deems it only necessary to invite the special attention of the President in this formal manner, to secure and efficient natiomal aid in the con- of such military railroads as, in our jadgment, are vitally necessary to the perma- nent security and prosperity of Washington. ‘Therefore— And be it rewleed, &-., That the Mayor, one member of the Board of Aldermen, an one murmber of the Board of Common Coancil be sppointed a special committee to wait on the President of the United States, and arge upon dim the pressing necessity fur the immedigte construction of, at least, two other railroads leading outef Washington, in order to guard gainst the fearful exigences alladed to in the preamble, and which may otherwise occur. sind be it reseieed, That in our jndgniegt, one ‘railroad, as nearly direct in its course as prac- the Atlantic Ocean, the seaboard cities, and the | Northera States, and another railroad should > as nightly. A ed a eat Sevagw Hosrirar A cleek to the Mavor, | the tace and cyes of a populous neig’ } 3 | Sourd of Aldermen, praying for increase of | { | > Aw act tor | Ss the Potomac “f ontlet, may be | H i i 34 well for the preper protection of the | prop P crowd Ascembled in front of the Star office, and while one enthasiastic individual was reading the news fromthe bulletin beard alond, two persons waiked up, snd one remarked that «He wanted that news contirmed before ho fully believed °°, as MeClIolam was no more reliable than Pope.” The seatence was scare uttered when he received two blows bim on either side of his bead, one from a stont Irishman, who Temarked ae he struck“ Divil take the man who world say a word again McClellan after at news.” Notwithstanding the order of the Provost Marshal in reference to the sale of liqnors, { MARY persons Managed to obtain the “ardent,” and their spirits went up asthe spirits went down. We have, however, hoard of no rows | or serious disturbances as the resnit. | AIX. nenyisdle | ompisinis hie hospital seems to be getting an aoloriety in many ways, and th are so general and on such reepectahlo anthori- | eral will doubtless i canse athorongh | overbauting of the mz tion. ent of that ins Au exposure was made of t ent of thin hospiral at the m other aight, but itis lo another matter we wieh | | to refer to-day, ie: the shameful practica at | | thie ho-pital of taking the stark-maked bodies | Of deceased soldiers to the open lot, and stretch. | ingthem@hpon the ground to be Prepared tor | sepultnre, carrying on the wholr ope n- | P internal | ting tho | i i in the immediate vicinity of a large school. | Suck au outrage upon common deceney y | never before exhibited in this communit it is quite time the abu This is to it, an ‘ clined to brave the public feelmg in the inaiter. Borsine 4 Sairor—tast nichta U.S. sea- named Samuel FL Thompson, enph Wm. Sheaha, re him about the city. Being flush of rey. Thorapson, With 2 sailor's proverbial lib rality, spent it very freely, and was not sober I Daring | the ernice about town an Dger wis taken in with Thompsc it ath Hanias, and wie robbed of Si4 in recover his loss he ca! the part of policem: omicer got pas. x s laved the bogus Thompson itied tit hi The back ‘Te arresied snd taken to the Ward station. This morning Justice W sent the woman to jl tt Sheahan, the backman, < not vt 'y, and Miso arrested for t to Kill, Serg’t of August Iasi. SmMacw Notha. i 2 i Wite announced by author. } ity, on the eh ultix the Government to thie District, atter all bank n than five dollars; ala 2orh day of Sept 4009 Tem de Whe issuing Dn, pro- orivsd Persons OF Kesocine uctions be given to eotores, atter proper offi day, the pe inst the practices in_question. We now learn, unofficially, that sme an or- er in not mplated ao that, until the H BNrnish Asniticiont amonnt of ; small no isane of our regular banks will | give the munity A convenient and reliable | | small-note currency. i Cavent at Last.--On the ne of the 23th ot August Im ‘harles J Brennan was issant | poodl kicked do | it wae found he woule | of the F aas ever since b tryiag to discoyer and arrest the offender: { Jaet night, be ret Win. She- | n, a hackman, his prisoner | fe Nery man for whom br had been searching | ' - eral days. This orning, Shehan was com. ted to jail for further hearing by Justice Walter in default of $2,008 b merg’t Major | Brennan is still confined to the hospi, but in slowly menadis will probably be able to | appear as a witn in a few days. | ——— Sacown WARrbd STATION C\KKS—Refore Jus- tise Clark. unda on Sunday; tin A. ‘ol do. J.D. Ham k, do.. do. Bans & Kasthe, do. Eavex Reser, violating hack buw; fined 3. Edmonice Gales, drunk; workhouse 39 days. Wm. Bawyrer, fighting; tined 22. J. D. Hollins, drnuk; do. $2. gxtend to Hagerstown, by way of Poiat of | “Jamen Culloin ana d. J. Tommer, flo.; turned Rocks, and be similarly defen So that it | over to the militury. Giro. W. Bristow, do.; may be reliable 9 ell timesfor supplies of fuel | tinea $1.5. Geo. Smith, cold, assault; dis: | Pesce Gweet from the inexhaustible | wiswed. David Thompson, drunk and j mines, and fields of Wostern Maryland | and Central Pennsylvania, and afford ample Px transportation of troops and war, y of this pre- amble and jolut resolutions be farnished by the President of the United States, the of War, and Major Generals Halleck, McClellan, and Banks. Mr. Brown, on offsring the resolutions, said | nhe matter had been suggusied by a high oficial -of the Government, and ll would at once see the necessity of immediate action. Osers. 5 Clarke and others expressed their hearty concurrency in tte ree- olutions, and were willing, not only to suggest the building of these road=, but to vote money for the purpose. The resolutions wore adopted unanimously; and Mr. Sargent was appeinted the member of the committe to represent the Board of Alder- men. Adjourned. Common Cownei—Mr. Barr introduced a bill authorizing the Mayor to rest or lease the south part of lot 4, im square %57, aud purcha-e the | duilding for school purposes; ref-rred. The following were read a third time and pressed -—A bill appropriating $1,000 to repair tbe canal bridges; resolution inquiring if any | contracts bas been entered into for the erection of sheds at the Northern Murket, and why the work has not ben « bill to pave sont Irent of square 7s; resolution calling on the Mayor for a statement of the amount of whartage re- <eived om the canal during the last twelve | mouth-. A bill to purchase st or's cftice Was referred Mr. Utermehie introdnced a joint resolution requesting the Mayor tw have thy act regulating the quality and quantity of bread enforced; paseed. Mr. Lewis reported beck the petition and bill to change an alley in square 634, near the depot, antoa street to be called Lincola street, and seked that the meotter might be referred to the Corporation Attorney for his opinion Mr. Vtermehiv odered the totluwing resola- tion, which wa» adopted Resoleed by the Board of Common Council, ‘That the petition in this case be reforred to the Corporation Attorney with a reqnest that he inform thes board at his earliest copvenince whether this Corporation possrsses the right and power under the charter to pass &law to change an aliey, regularly laid cut, into a street ted assume control thereof as a stroet, and whether the law ia relation to opening strevla Would attach to this cas. The bill tor organizing « fire department was taken 8p and again postponed The following bills tram the Board of Alder- men were ree: and reterred: Topave south iront of square 7: to pave east front of square 41; and to repair Twenty-sizth and I streets. Adjourned Im our Ist report we inadvertently stated hat the bill introduced by Mr. Utermehte, re- laung to comMisivners of improvement, pro- vided for seven comm. toners, when it shoald Drep.— Michael Harne, ° regimest, who was shot mear the Park on Fri- day night last by nome rson unknown died Jessy ab Wee De: pital od tae Devil cavalry. taonery for the Survey- | derly; faced $2. Geo. Latrute, drank: Ir wILt columns thi tT Wolewski, the | distinguished pisnist and compo-er,commences bis diith and la course of instruction of the piano and singing by his new method in Wash- ington. The very #atisinctory results to hia | numerous prpils in his previows courses show | good reason why all those who desire to be- come fine singers or good periormers on the piano in a short time should ayail themselves of Bis new system. Prof. Wolowski’s resi- dence is in Tenth street, No. 451, between Band | F streets. Serie Ligror To SoLpiera ov Scxpay. On Sunday night officer Crown, assisted by a squad of the Provest Guard, arrested the fol- lowing persons for selling liquor to soldiers on | Margaret Fitzgerald, of Prather’s al- | ‘y Fitzgerald, of Second street; Mrs. | ixth and G streets, and Mary | of G street nnd New Jersey ‘yy Were taken betore Justice Wai- niral Guardhouse, who ordered them to be locked wp until they can pay their | fines Z ——= s Caska.—Monday— | decent exposure; fined $5. Anu Kennedy. drnnk and disorderly; dismissed. Margaret Fitzgerald, selling liquor to soldiers; | | farned to the military. Mary Morrixon, drank and disorderly: Gned S2. Edw. Minola and Forrtn Warp Tho-.S. Cole, John Carr, tarned over to the military. Wm. Winchester and Pillory Barney, la: y; jail | forahearing. Join Clark and Corcoran, sleeping in the street: dismiserd. Ellen Mur- | phy, drunk; do. } ——— | | Tum apins of Schenectady, New York, have i} been among the mont actiywin providing sup- | plies for the sick and wonnded soldiers. They | Pave forwarded to their agent here within a | lew weeks 29 barrets and boxes of clothiag, lint, jellies, wines and dried fruit for the hos- pitals of Washington and its vicinity. > *Byae Urser —Yenterday morning, as one of the Navy Yard "busses wason it down trip, the body bott hroke and the front wheels were drawn from the body, npretting it near the corner of Seventh and H su (Navy Yard.) The driver was thrown off and hisurm slightiy injered. But one person was inside at the ime and he was uninjnred. Turmp Warp Station Casva—Refore Jas thee Wolter.—_Sunday—Dennis Ferry, disorderly; and Henry Boyle and Robert Stewart, drank, turned over to the military. A soldier, very wick, wee found in the street and carried to the Douglas Hoxpital. —-— Seat To Jaiw.— Yewwrday, Officer Harbin arrested 4 contraband woman named Catherine Ambush, on the charge of stealing ten dollars trom Mrs. Piper, in whoee house she was em- ployed. She was taken before Justice Call, who commited her to iil. —— Loar_—tee advertisement elsewhere of Port. folio lost by Jos. B. Stewart, Exq. A liberal reward wilt be paid to any one returning itto ihe owser, a | the order in whic! they are ad ee ee, Novne Stn tixacu—Ia the police report of the fighth precinct, this mowsing, we find the fol. lowing reoord: «G. Broois, eofored, disorderly; arrestod by Officer Simonds, sad semtenced to saw & quarter of a cord of wood.” : ~ sda Mt fi tionee : at "ieths bent in ths mack comtcse: ing more and better stetioucry, and goes and cefal jewelry than aay ‘other ever \. Sutlers aud pedivrs should wee to them, se ld-iw’ Fons. TENTH Tre Pare the Deilae ss * . Tasl#pax Heab Dooros, from Cassia, will deactit disdesce and tell hiv petionts the nature of their cu.nplaiats or disces, without reeciving eay iniormstion trom th No charge f or adeve ‘hee, No. Poonsvivaria_svenee, cormer of te Washington, DC Waeat am AMoeny oF emoug the Voluuteors wa reatod by the —. feo ums of Holloway’s F at. For TocondTude with , omnds, Sree and Sen ‘a cor- BON. $ tai cur’, and for Bowel Complaints, Fevers. Seapit THR NIE FIs WIFE ek. ©. the ill a.e the best medicine im the Ia which Mise Mitcheh will sing the ballads of “Caller flepren* aud" One that Tore thee atte” world. Obly ehets. per Box or Po _-—e— Mint Phimietows ¢ Min Meagte Mitehott Bavonncon's Hain Bra, During the piece a characteristic Scotch Dance Tis best in the World. intepdueed. * 7 Wiliam A. Batchelor’s selebrated Hair Dye pro- “ = duces a color net te be distinguished from nature— | press tid tena warranted not to ingare the Nair je the least; rem- | ty Ady bat Sais the ill elwcts of bad dycs, aad invigorates the | et . Hair for life. Gray, Rader Rusty) Haw iesteatiy | "WS ree ty turns splendid Binek er Brown, leaving the Mair opem at s quarter to 7 o'cioe® ; @: saad Peurtuca Vince sts quarter past 8 obec soft and beautiful. Bold by all Drngginte, &o, G2 The Genuine ie signed Wittiaw A. Baroua- * @QROVER’S THEATER Peta. siine, near Withetds Mottl. LOR, om the foam avdes @ etch bor. ne Factory, Ne. 81 Barclay st., ‘Naw York, — | (Lote Sa Broadweg éad 6 Bond st.) -| &00¥kRs Gadtm Serer ry uly Soa i hia tb Goer te ae tileace, ® De er * from ir 2 | s/ Store, #8 Penusyivania avenue, back ICE, during the swimmer, where they will bo pleesed'ts |< recive orders by tlcgragh of mail for myeniel | wax’ v Tat ar} rom Guita Perche. Orders it To tecweedes > ‘say ns fxorom company’s lighiming train, and arrive in eek tweety four . Cheaper te recas "Masstro, alee achieved - could ‘esid ‘here: Send om you orders and have nal triumph! i asis peal & Cee cemeen (etna ees rr - Hall e, (whe: BYEWING larérot smuotionent of India Rubber Goede im t! cutie Atam: Toft SMARTS Bote MaSatoet | pac Pimnghap a comeing omcite drama, may 1-M,w 8 ieee weerepeeneeeege, Tim O'Bryan a " oe ae (wn omigrant just ianded.) RAT PRNNSYLY AMSA ROUT, os imors and rewce's adaptetio: Lancaster’ Horrishure.te the Norihand Wet Tootsie ieee, | After which Bloret Peeters Waehingtom daily and ono on Sunday—quick timme— FOUNG ACTREDS! low fare aad surecounections. Sokliers’ tickets sold tar ough at @ Mr. W. J. Florence, as. meatretes. For tickets aad fur- forms! ply ab the office of Great Pean- | yg(% “arefinn, with imit wylivenia R , Rortheast corner of Pengeylvania (the Manager's Dan sveuno aud Sexth st., Washington. OMiceopenfrom | Gaouin with his whiskers.) oe. wm. natild p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4p. m Mr. W.J. Florence, as. . Paul Bertram au (a Breneh minstrel, with the Marseillaine.”) Mra, W. 3. Florence. as. .........Pffla Featherstone Query. (a Seotch reel with the non ye gang wi Why 14 i that Cristadore’s Nair Dye is the best im hepemen ene S eootee reeks) the Werla? Reeause eminent chemists say so! .. .Corney Gray oNAT brook ar, ba .Jernaha Joxfnl Lobb lorence. as. Because it oontaina no equatic compounds! Tankeo blomom. her original songs,""My Hecause it wears longer tha any other | Stare Aan’ and *Pelly, won't you try me, 0 Because it operates instantancousiy ! Te eonclade with the Laughable Farce, Heeauno it does pot stain the skin | UNCLE BAM Hecause it nourishes and streugthens the haie! | Mr. Dea. Rogers, as.., sereeee see Unelo Sam Because it corrects the bad effects of other dyes! Because it presence cannot be detected ! Brausa tt naver fails! Mauufactured by J. Gristadoro, 6 Astor House, New York. Sold everywhore, and applied by all Hair Drossery, | Frice - gee i | Family Cirele en 1, #17 and 83 per box, cone © | Private Boxes. a ie | Colored Gallery ——— Caistavono’s Hare Paxswavativa Rs hatalbduationd 1. invaluable with his Dy, as it imparts the utmost softness, the most beautiful gless, aud great vitality to the hair. Price 5% cents, $1and §2 per bottle, according to size. an 9)-eolm,r Look out for HANDY ANDY! ADMISSION. CANTERBURY MALL, CANTERBURY HALL,. CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, Bowetaua Avanos, Nein Sixem Steger, In Rear of National Hotel, CROWDED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY, with an audience CBLTIVATED, ORITICAL AND BEVINED| Pateonized by the FIRGT GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON, Oar Motto is “FUN WITHOUT VULGARITY" 87 TREMENDOUS BILL TO-NIGHT. og DIED, in the lth inst.. after» ligering illness, HLIZA SETON JOUNS. eldest daughter of the kite Thos, Jehns.of Washington. D.C ‘The funeral will take piace from her late resi- between ¥th-and 10th. to-morrow . The friends ed toattemd, * BSCRIBER MAY JUST RETURNED m w York with a No.1 stock of all sorta ef TRAVELING SHRTS, which ho offers at New HEB 8U fro 8g York prices, at Washington Building. eryre Keom Ro. 3,344 Pa avenue, (rst aug) ote First woek of tho Beautiful fe It tw* MINZAHEIMAR, MARIETTA, on the TIGHT ROPE, TIGHT ROPE, Without a Balance Pole. Bhe is acknowledged to bo one of the beat Tight Fope Danaeuses in the world. She will also appear iu one of her charming SPANISH DANCES, In which she has no Hqual in Ameriea! Second week of Misa AGNES SOUTHERLAND, Tus Soorrise Niemrimeats! Received every night last week with shouts of appinuse, and is prononneed to be one of the boast Lady Yoealiste on the Amerienn stage. Sho is se oud tonone. Her superior talent as a vocalist is spoken of by every citizen of Washington. Sho has created a great sensation amongst lovers of high artistic singing. She reovives a sulary of $75 PER WEEK Por Two Songs Per Night! MISS AMELIA WELLB, The Yankee Songetress, THE COURT OF BBAUTY, M'LLE LIZETTA, Mistks FRANOKY LEROY, TILLY FORBES, KATE HARBISON, JENNIE ALLEN, and RELBNA SMITH BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS, Ta New Ethiopian Acts! YULL ASSORTMENT or MILITARY BOOTS aHOvS, HATS, CAPs, e. BURR & BROTHER, Por sale low. 3-3" 3®3 Seventh street, near I. Be 1. Bette! porta re: 10,000 POUNDS BUTTER I More. ¥resh lote arriving daily. For sale by D. k. DUTROW, No. 450 Kighth st. near Pa. ay. OFFICIAL. EPARTMEXRT OF 31 RB, Waemineron, Jannary25, 162. ‘The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Mom bers of Congress on busines on datnolays, evin- nieueing with Saturday. the fiest of next month jan @7-tf WILLIAM H. SEWARD. AND EAR. E on all maladii the BYR and BAR, requiriug Medical tre ment or Surete: rations to restoce SIGHT and HEARING. Office 227 Peonsylyanin avonne. dr. Von BM. haw. since hix renidonee in Washing- » performed many value cures on the deaf aad lind, and the testimonials awarded him. (which can be examined at this office.) aru of the highest order. we I-lin* WHOLESALE DuALERS — x INDIA-RUBBER GOODS. JUST RECBIVED— —y POPE INDIA-RUBBER COAT yyy | OD DU TEE WILuts anMuTROxG »% do do a> — PONCHOS. MASTER JOHNNY, x as ne > CAPS. WILLIE EMME! \ » do do ° Re0N Ani the STAR CONBINATION, IN ANEW BILL! TO-NIGHT, The Laughable Pantomime, entitled the APE OF BORNEG! APE OF BORNEO! In which the entire LEONI PANTOMIME COMPANY will appear. Tho Ethiopian Farce entitled RIVAL LOVERS! RIVAL LOVERS! CAPES. do do do = HAVNTOCKS, Cheap to Dealers. WALL, STEPHENS & CO. fe 13-colmif 322 Pa.av., bet. 9th and loth ste. By om runsiDan't "dy THE UNITED pursuance of law, I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, tentof the United States of Anmrica.do here: lare and make Known that a public sale will 1 at the land office at STHVENS'S POINT, fate of Wisconsin, commencing ou Monday. xth day of October next, for the disposal the publie lands situated within the following pamed townships. vir: Norih of the base line and east of the fourth principal meridian. Sets Township 31, of rauge 2. Doors epon7 o'clock ; performance 8 o'clock. Townships Sand #2. of range 2, Admission Beents, Orchestra Chairs 90 ecate, Townships 31 and 39. of range 4. ome Fomaehive x yak Sayee Bn Fk of renueS < NOTICE TO SOLDIERS. ‘ownships Now. 31, 32° 38.34, and 36, of range G. witt Townships Now. 31, 90, 33, 34, and 35. of range 7. 87 No Soldier wit Ve admitted to the Canter Townships Nos. 31. 92.58, and 34, of range 8. | bury without s proper Pass. All Passes will be ox- Townships Now. 31 and 32, of rauye 9. amined befere Soldiors can purchase their tickets. wna pa Noi Towushipa N 41, of range 1. Lauds appropriated by law for the wsa of schools, military, ard other purpe together with the “swampe and overtowed Iai made ig tay & wnfit for enltivation.” if any, granted to the State by the act entitled “An act to enable the , and other States, to reclaim the * awamp Innew in their limite, ‘oved September 2, 1850, xeladed from the sale. F e offering of the above Innds will be oom- menced on the da: pointed. and will proceed in tivad, untfl the whole shall have been offered, | closed; but the sale shall uot be kopt open longer | than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the | lands will be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks, Given ander my hand at tho city of Washingtem, thie thirtieth day of May, Anno Domini ome thou- sani eight hundred and sixty-two. By the President: ‘ a ae ABRAHAM LINOOLM. er of the General Land Office. NOTICH TO PRA-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. K ¥ parnon eutitled to the right of pre-eraption to apy o! lands within the t. hipe and parte | hove enumerated, Si and W. of range 19 - 31, 33, 4, 35, 35, 37, 38, 99, 49, and By order of tht Provest Marshal of Washington. SP SPECIAL NOTICH TO LADIES. BECOXD MATINER FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, GATURDAY AVTERNOON, the ath, on which occasion the ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY will appear in their BEST ACTS! The managers take pleasure in referring tothe family entertainments given at this establishment last winter and spring neea will be conduc! in same lar way. Over 15,000 Ladivs attended the matiness im four months last season. The orchestra will be reserved for Ladies and Children. Ne gentlemen will be admitted to afternoon en- tertainments unaecempanied by ladies. The Baloon attached to the Hall wit! be slosed om these eccagions. Admission—Ladies, 8 cents ; Ohildron 10 cents. Doers open at 2e’closk; performance at3. sels hand) to att Ro. 308 H steers, pear 1th ed ieoner ss detween 1th and igth streets, J 4 ot; betwoee Handi. ft" TRD—Thr iS at 496 1 he, WANIAD_ Three BARRIS, at 496 terest 0 16-3t" jcRULDEN & PATTERSO.Y. WwW AN PB D—On oot CARRIAGE WOO.} WORKER; one BI-ACKSMITH. aad one HELPRB. Good . ire 499 oth tweet. io lent] daCob WILSON WANTMD—A NURSE. Apply at HARRISON Gift Store, Penn. avenne, near Third, Nove need cept Can Cpme well recommended. we i¢-at* A S000 WATCKMAEME WANTED. Reference required - Caliar 3. & J.P. RORINBON & CO's. 3 Peee en — aveace. ANTED—A compstest OPBRATOR on W rte. Steady om oat. Keng " = Loe 5 aire — — gn ISHAD MOUSE WANTED. or a hones & few blocks venue. ree “A. A.” Metropoli¢an Motel. so ae ANTHD—TWU BOYS—one to attend = confer- toner? store. the other to work bake- . B bet: Mea a1 a W setter ie Sy orks 2y Srecrcomble LA , for. a small it “to de housework. poly se MES. FLATL hs he of wo 3 tweet, on Lat. Call for dare Wastm. SITUATION as cook, table wo: . whe thoreaghiy her besiness. None neod ly. Apply for oneday, at this office Oe. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WI a irea, Serenata id and child's mucess sao Ss sith a te Stroct, between F aud G- J ; goed Baker, and derstende all cooking. "Would preter » sit- uation in a Boarding House or Restaurant. Inquire 597 6th streot, Island it* SITUATION WANTED, by a youth 13 years of age. in a grocery store oF other ble em= ployment. He writers good hand, is accarate At Aiguros. and haw had sme ox porionen im a gone ry. Inquire of J. ¥. IALIDAY, corner of wtreet and Pa. avenue, over the Bank. Satish Inectory Teforeaces given. no 16-6t* ACCOUNTANT The serviees of an experienced | Aceoentant can be had in the evenings, apen written application addressed to 2 WANTAD—In a drag stor one or twe years’ ex: Address A BC. throusk City P.O. Wy Ane _tve FURNISHED RQDMS, with convenéonces for cooking. A liberal prio will be paid. if the advertiser oan bo suited. Addrene “Cash,” Box 15, Powt Office. fe 15-30" WY ANTED—Piret-rate HANDS to work on Clonka and Mantillas. Also. some SALBIWOMEN. Mast have experience in business. N. _fe 15-2t* 336 Se ANTBED—A smart, actir » wr. (ome ps cas nae acca —} W48TeDa sitvarion, vy a re spectablt 7. & ‘enth | LOST AND FOUND. joCN ORP—Testerdar, Acconnt x “Suse = te. own W. (TARE cP permayoa WETRAY—A gray HORSE owner is requested to rig aera take it eway; theew: ead & ste ii came the foot of Anacostia Bri@er Witenes fod peal this 1008 day of Reptembee = c The owapr of the above stray ma! is r call at the residence of PHILIP UMUCTCHINGSON, Charges and take iw Se see pe HIure ueronNeson Tas UP FSTRAY—A Rey MARE: slighty lame im hind leg. Tho owner will yh e Ca Ye 0! L, Sutiers, oc Hospital, Meridian HEIL se 15-2t* as a0 ostray. on the léth : HOasaS Whoevsr'rinimos mad come forwa) ‘ove property, charges, and take him away. AS BROWN, ELI Corne of isth and G streets, _ #0 15-3t* First Fy ae Satardey, about M o'clock BOOK, large sito, containing $6 muiv ” mostly in 8. Treaoary notes and thir va uabie papers. * paid for the reterm the samo and Bo questions asked at this office fe 15 prove away. Enquire back of Cary: brown H one large white cow one rel buffalo HOUSH WANTRD.—A gentle HOUSE, north of rent a good Penneyiy: avenae—rent not to exesed 98, if without s tare. Adress GB. Box 3. Star offfee. se st” ABORERS Waste Wanted immediately, ing hands. ¥to gsr Beha Uronas Buy, Captain and Amistant Quartermaster, se -lw Washington Arsenal WAN TED—A smart. active YOUTH (or young man) to attend sad make himsolf generally useful ina dry gooda store. Ono acquaimted the business preferred. Address “L. T. ¥..” re. se 15-3" GEVERAL MEN (discharged soldiers preferred) OS and Boys wanted to sel) gnoda to the army in this city and vieinity—a first-rate chance to make money. Appixat437 Ponnsxivania av.. (seeond tloor.) so 18-1 WANTEDA WAITHR, at the Gosling Rex! rant, 247 Pa.ave.. between }2th aad 13th. one who can come well recommended. will et eu wages, stndy place, and a good home. Wanted also. at the samo place, @ good, strong Colored G wash and iron we 15-2t* YOUNG MAN THOROUGMLY ACQUAINTED with Book-keeping aud Clerking generally, is desirons of getting a position with aSutler, or in ome good House in the aity. Best of references iven for all requirements, Addross “J.D. ©. tar Office. se 15-3 CoeE WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Ono thoroughly underetand« the business. Ne other ueed call. Apply at 349 and 12th. from W to with Star avenue, would be taken proper oare of, (col: white.) se a ws ‘BXD—A first-rate young man, as BAR. KEEPER,—one who nadersmads the bnai- ER. ness. Also,a CHAMBERMAID ; one that ean come well recommonded. Apply immediately, at the AX - WAntEeDitre No. 1 HOSTLERS, and one MARKNESS CLEANER. Good wages and study employment. Inquire at the National Stabie, O street. between 4) and 6th street. se 13-3t* VLBAMING & POY. ANTED TO RENT—A Dwelling HOUSH, or rt ofa house, for = small family, betwee: x and Weth atreets, not teo far off from Avent referred. Enquireat 3. & W. MEYENBRRG Bry Good Store, 4% Market Space. i Detweea 18h | Also. 8 R t up BOY, | ears of age. as above, or Store 251 Pa. ored or 15-3t* T 4 AND left on my premisce by two youue men, bright bay HORSE: aboat ls hanse he white nd legs. star on forchead; and white half on Rose: ia Very poor condition; and ‘back very sore. he | owner can have 'y provi ‘operty, an = a charecs. Apply to BERNARD Mecen, bots street. between Pa. ave. and M street. RKEWARD-—Strayed from the undersign=d, a $2 white and red bufialo COW. white taf The ve reward will be given ifreturned to JOHN SNYDER. se 13-3t* 332 Mase. ave. bet. 12th and lath. ‘OU N D—At the foot of South Capitol strect_ nae Neale's a small four-oer ROW BOAT. The owner is peutested to come forward, prove property, pey cl ec iteway ae G. CHAMP, 8 13-St* South Capitol st., near Neniv's Wharf. Distaicr OF COLUMBIA, Oneey oA Washing- ington, Fo-wtt:—I hereby certify that Suni Mudd. bs t before meas an astray trespassing, one dark chesant colored HORSE: one hind foot hi about 15 bands high; and seven years old untor my hand and seal this lok dey of bet Ae: THOMAS ©. DONN (Seni) ice of the Peace, for Washi county, District of Qolumbia fee tana ten j above describe! H — ve plenee come forward, ve property, pay charges, dud take bimaways "lita MUDD ith «t. cast, between H and I st. se near Navy Yard. $100 State caer ut, ashi yD C.e large binck morgges BOCKT DOOR. contain | one ndte for $10, four notes for @H0 each. aod other money, amounting in all toabout @1,900' The book also contained Promisory Notes, drawn by different individuals ton large amount; siso othor | a le papers, of no nse to any one but the owner. | | j | j = bet temper pire pa Bord for erred romisery mo! ether +f le 17 Banking Houte of SWEMNMY MUYCK th ot Bgid no questions saked. as ie desires the return of pers as aforewaid_ = WILLIAM HOMILLER 0 11-6t* FOR SALE AND RENT. {OR RENT—A large PURNISHED ROOM, fo single centieman, within t Patent aud Post Offices, i 29%. City Post OfSeo ‘OR vprabdee * J FPURSISHED BOOMS, beck of Netropo! (late Brown's) Hotel.’ Rent liberal te puuctual tenant. Apply at No. 310 0 strcet. se lb-at™ LEQKSHIP WANTHD—A young man of steri- ing character, good business eapaci correct ountant, and an expert penman, desires » SITU- at ION whore these qualifications are essential. I Addresa“G. F. W. at., Baltimore. a loyal citizen. CO., 20 Second OR RHNT—From 6 to 0 ROOMS, furnixbed oc _ Gufurnished. in suite of two each or simgir, suitable for C: eu oF officers—pleasant:7 10, cated. in fail view of the Government Gardous aad Cepitol. Terms moderate, Geruer Third st. and Missouri av. we 15 3t* 3 NURSH—A gontleman professing uncommon jeslifeations for the position, aud ho can be highly per nate for honesty, kindmess, 4 general qualifications, will be happy te to i ed nin ag “ airing Trodorate. Address Box 327s any sick or wound bis serv: rate. Post Offic WW ANTED—A FURNISHED an Geod od ‘Tent and ‘went of immedi- than I their flannel, |, pm! > ped. You can have terns, i.for every charts sz cents ies WANTED. —We are prins. SECOND-HAND YURNITURS, STOV Es and BEDDING, for which we are paying the highust cash ilies declining houseteepi of farniture will fud it to thedr advan epee NPL & GRIFFITH call. “helzté No 369 Seventh st betwee Land ik. ANTHD—Every person to know that I am ia the market, 7 y te pay cash for all articles the housefurnishing line. Those Soriag the or having a surplus, will do weil to call. R. BUCRLY 429 Seventh street, between G and B, (east side,) Dealer in New and Second-hand Furni- ure. ne prices. Fam- or having a surpl i to give URNISHED HOUSM WANTBO.—Wanted to Tent, for from one to three years a Purrished ng for a private family. Locstion i the tur Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box hington, D.C. se 4-tf WASTHB—WOOLRN RAG of every devorig on for which the bighe@ price will bo pa atC. W BAVAGHS, 34 anf 36 Lee streot, Halts! more. a B-im @TIGB.—Those in want of Hmployment of any | Kind woula better call on the new Intelligence Office, No. 511 nth st., where the best o! i iven to first-class Servants. I have always applications on band for good Cooks, Laundreases, GRambermaids, Waiters nod Keamutressca + also for Men to wait on tables, in pire families or Fi ands wan ployer want advaatage to call. best of tenante ean a) titan” pay ~ B— see wanted. be obtained without charge by poly lish the aame to the satinfaoté Receiver of the lant office, ODD FKLLOWS' MALL. Seventh #., near D. DECIDED SUCCESS of the werld-renowned CAMPBELL MINSTRELS! who are received each evening with UNBOUNDED APPLAUSE Rechusiastee ents Bets Aled Avdione, BLITH OF THB CITY! Neon TTOPLAN CONGRESS ae ese as H.C. Wars sghdmission—Main Hail 35 conte; orchestes seate ymemt fror seeing this imted for tl the laada embr: the tract claimed, othorwine sack elai feited. J_.M.ADMUNDS MAAS ¢ cecesinelonas of tha Genrer tect odien: Note.—U nder the regulations of the Depertwent, as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be mada for advertising proclamations, except to such ‘blishers ae are spertally awther:zed to publish by he Commimioner of the General Land Office. Jo 14-widw _ RPH ANS’ COURT .— Diswia of Columbia, Was! taaton Cownty, To-wit:—In the case of Jona! Simpeon, administrator of Hanson Barnes, deceased, the administrator aforesaid has, with the tioa of the Orphans’ Court of Washingto fo i inted Tnesday, the Sth di conta. aforesaid,» a for the nat settlement and dis; | | Deore open at Tif ; performance te, commence at the personal estate of said deceased. e’cloek precisely. 5 8 the asrets in band, as far an the mame have deem oe l1-lw* Contracting Agent. collected and tarmed imto money all the creditors and heirs of tifted to attend (at tom County aforesai their claims any, otherwise by law be e: | deceased's catate: P: when aad where jeooaned A fi" .ofvar" B CINEs, TOI ARTICL! So Ths compounding of Physicians Proscri reese ee : slaty ptions Feces: o & copy of thie U » three week the Rvening Star, said Seth day of September, instant. tenecony. Tomi 2 NOTICH. Wouorsearn ani Ret atl GROCER, ‘The subscriber ha receatly completed the petal ls Bl = aD oS k ‘some . begs to call the attention of hin old Iritmds and the Aig iy te the fact, aud te rewind thom of eo Fie has reeently returned from the various North- erp market. where he has carefully acom- jlete stock of Iv ISITE FO! - BRYTHING REQUIETE F BR A FINE FAM. and, having purchased ewelnmively for cash, can offer peculiar inducements, both as to price and | Sy) ality. She tock of Fine Teas, Wines, Liquors, Sagars o on : Bouthon Monongahela, gud Rye Whisky, | Praite, Mustard Wooden Ware. &s., Are of the best deceription, apd all adapted to the wade of Washington. No. 33° auli-lm = between 6t! HOLHSALE TRUNKS ALICRS, BA’ 8 BORE: LRH Ten Pees oe 13-colmif 382 Pa. ay., bet. pth end joey FS. RUNT—The U or ong 8 part of House No. @8 and 410 over Barn's Shoe Store, a. hussein 5 jure h si J.P. PRPPEE, 475 Sbxth wtrest.— RFANCY STORE FOR sia BOARDING. OARD POR FOUR GENTLEMEN can be bad at 377 Thirtecnth ttrect, pear I | Table Boardert will be taken. T! | dren in the house. Fst ob aas RMANNTAND TRANSIONT | J Board, may ‘be obtained in of the most | brelthy and beautifull locations | Wash No. 43 Mi | and 40y strocts, end within, venue. Pa of the Army and strascore vinta would Sod = BALLS, PARTIES, n°: YOR THE ISLAND PRIBNDSKIP A* 0. CIATION! The Association take great im anpoanc ing to their friends and Yeq— im gemeenl that their first GRAND BALL will take pince at Tem nee Hall, om H street, bet «orn 9th and em. MONDAY. September 2Pi. *. Commit go cunnelves that oe pelos ROT expense will be « to make this the Party of . Hayes’ Brase and stei forthe covasion. Tick »te 4 and ladies, By order Commit Tr. . 4. L. Hatton, Wm. Bird. |. Mar- ‘ernon se i6-at™ —$——————— {ROM LONDON. Gen. Cranford's Standing Orders tor the Light Division; 19 cents. . — of Artillery Bzercises, pocket odition; J Field Teike, pocket edition: & cents Col. Perey Scott's. Military Dictionary, pocket edition; 81. of Milit . pocket edition; @1.25 oe a tS aha ‘s Armice of the Po fase eae ot tooee eS ‘raDpe, Ty = Answers on Militecy JOU NDS the 10th inated, wont the Kitkwoed Houses BRBASE-PIN Shieh tes acer ood vat te atte ta