Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT Forw's Turater.—To-night Miss Magie i iL takes a Benefit, and the event will be* wt aed by as did bill; and one which will insure Miss & full honse, donbtles musical drama of the «Pet of the Putti- coats” will open the entertainment, hers Snes ell appearing as % Se and the comedy of the «Wild Trish Girt” Will conclude thus of- tering to our citizens a rich treat. a to-mor- Tow ait rnoon + Fanchon” will be played. Groves Tuxaten.—Thir is the last night but one of the brilliant engagement of My, Mrs. W und W. J. Florence, nd _ 38 the evening is set. ‘heir joint benefit, they will doubtless to be remembe! with pleasnre. inment will commence with « Dom- bey and Son” and conclude with the comedi- tin entitled “The Young Actress,” wherein “Mrs. Florence will sustain five characters ani appear in a variety of songs and z Wasnieton THxatTer.—At this establish- ment Miss Kate Denin ix the bright: particular star. She ap to-night as © Pantine,” in the + Lody of Lyons,” arndas “Jack Shephera” im the play of that name. Mr. A.H. Davenport appears as “Clnade Melnotte.” This is a good bill, and one which should attract attention, as it will be well played in all its parts by the =plendid company which Manager Jarrett has engaged. On Monday night John E. Owens appears. Canternrcny Hati.—Another good bill, re- plete with fun and humor, and specially adapted to make one laugh, is offered for this evening's entertainment at Canterbury. All who love Sweetsinging should visit Canterbury and liste i to Miss Agnes Sutherland. Mlle Marietta Ra- vel will exert herself to please every one by her graceful dancing and fearless performances on the tight rope without the use of a balance pole. “‘Te-morrow afternoon a splendid matinee for dadies and children will be given. ‘THE Cincvs.—Madame Tournaire, the dash- | ing equestrienne, wins much deserved applause atevery performance. While at Nixon's Cre- morne Garden, New York, she was a general favorite, and any who see her horsemanship can f understand the reason why. Gard- ner & Hemming have a fine company, and they Aare meeting with such success as only first- class performers can command. Acapemy or Murstc—Free concerts daily. Execution of vocal music by Signora Seydrl. Retreshments at hand. ———— Poiwy Matters.—Svrcond Precinct.—Jonn Robinson, petty lareeny:; dismissed. John Ty- non, fast riding; do. Third Precinet—Joseph Dayley,selling liquor; dismissed. John Kelley and Ira Fryer, drunk; do. Daniel Welch and Pat org » disorderly; do. Frank Ress,. do.; fined $3.41. Catharine Haggerty. da; fined $2.56. Pat Haggerty, do.; Fourth Drecinct—Mary Wheeler, throwing stones; fined $1.75. Margaret Daw, disorderly fined $1.75. James and Margaret Handley, do.; workhouse. John Schmidt, do; do. Mary Shay and Conrad Scienrede, do.; fined 22. Mrs. Tobin, de.; dismissed. Frank O’Brien, larceny ofa mule; do. Mary McNorton, threats; se. | Sandy Lacy, buying | curity to keep the peace. and selling in market hours: fined $10. Eighth Precinct—Michael Glancy, beating his wife; dismi<sed. Alfred Carr, larceny; jail ‘ey, Patrick Mahony, Timothy Hale’ Sarthy, drunk and di-orde riy: turned over to mili + Jos. Dunn, attempt at Tape: do. Tenth I'reeinet.—Geo. Grinnell, fighting; fined $5. Philip Keese, do: do John Garvey, steal- ing; J. Conleen, John MeConnell, Chas. beer, John Hartman, assault and batt. Ty} de livered to military. T. Kelly, J. Morgan, ( Mahoney, S. Tucker, E. Tucker; disorderly; dismu~sed. esas ee In the proceedings of the Sol- Relief Association. published in yesterda, Star. there occur the following sen- twnees, in the letter of the Rev. C. H. Powell, attemptir g to vindieate himself from some charges ‘hat haye been made against him: «The fact is, there isan under eurreatat Eck- ington Hospital, growing out of the fact of there being Remish influences there with some sub- jects, who could make misc * * * The Protestants are my friends; the others are impudent and often disrespectful, and _re- quired to be held in awe by just rebuke. The dast, I doubt not, would be glad to see the Prot- estant chaplain superceded by a priest.” If the Provestants at Eckington are the friends ot Mir. Powell, it is to be presumed that the charges against him come from the “others.” As one of that class, I would be glad to know whether this holy messenger of God i been especisily commissioned, for about ) per moth. to hold in awe by just rebuke. men who have sled their blood in the cause of the coun- try, and whose emacist d and mutilated bodies are for the time deprived of the power to resent the insult aud outrage to which they are sub- jected. The Catholic portion ot ‘our wound » &= is well known to every one, di only the ministraticns of their own p: from all others they ask only to be allowed to fates of their conscience. Their Fight tothis they have fairly purchased with their blood; and I trust that the President will Ppremptly remove from the position of chaplain, O° any other ition, any One who attempts to eomyert an office, for which the United States 7 t pays so liberally, into a proset, ‘hine. Let us have no more “rebuk fering wounded patriots—no more holdi Mr Emon: Union ag | in ewe Of mem Who have freely risked their lives | in our service. Yours, respectfully, F. i A Mistake.—Yestwerday Joseph Buhler, a German, was arrested at the railroad depot | upen a charge of stealing sundry articles be- | Pad to Joseph Ford. “The arrest was made Otficer Kimball, and the case was taken be- fore Justice Donn, where it 2p] ed that both parties had been in the Central Guardhouse in custody of the military. Both had traveling sacks alike in all respects, and when they left | Ford found that some of his property. was Ferd met Buhler on the road to Balti- to this city. He stated his es tothe military authorities, who told him it belonged to the | sivil authorities, and dismissed the case; and | Ford had him arrested again at the depot. The matter ts explained satisfactorily, and the cause diz missed. cceemeegisicar TraDeE Sates ror WasutnGron.—The ea- terpri.e o: establish'n< regular trade sales in this city. of zroceries ofall descriptions, about i be i augarat d by, Mr. F. “ ¥ te. rove Very advantazeo: to Washiagton. t cargo to be thus disposed of at auction | ‘a 2 bop pon Bomg one, and will be sold for what it will bring under the hammers, in lots to suit bidd°ts, we presume. It will be well for all grocers and others in this region to attend who wish to purchase exeellent goods than they can be otherwise bonght and rapidly increasing prices for such goods, and rapidly ery in this mar! Bee aS®of McGuire & Co. of this sale in another column. * whee ee d him arrested and returned with him ; brought to Washington for in these times of , increasing Obstruetions to their { 4¢ rl the ad- | ardson, William True, were arrested by patel rket, of the Third Ward, upon a su,ubl cion of stealing twenty-four sh sepand a cow. Yesterday mogning th ey were brought ont of Jail for a hearittg before Syastioe Thompson. Mr. J. Prather testified that four young mon came to him Wednesday night and offered to sell him the <he Wednesday nti John | mith Ohwither. | 2.50 each, and ths cow | for $25. The sheep worth at least St por head, and the cow S10. They represented tht | the stock belonged to Mr, Richardson, sutler of | the Rd Pei tvania Regiment, and he told them to but not to sell for less shan $2.50 for the sh Patrolman Porker testified that he was called Npon to make the arrest. and when he found the prisoners near the sheep, he asked who i the stock, and True told him the owner Ji:stice Thor court. pson sent the party to jail for a TAR: ef ~ickness and epidemic di provided against at t in view of the numerous oc ind peen- liar surroundings of Washi fon sufficiently dificult to provide against, without the addition of those others which have their origin only in the neglect of ‘certain constituted and paid authorities. The citizens of the First Ward, at least, willacknow ledge the obligations imposed if you will arouse to some reasonable degree ot ivity those officials who, by unpardonable et ef duty, e allowed the alley ways and strevt gutters of that portion of the city to become places of permanent de it for the accumulation of decaying heaps yerything that rots and gathers green seum and breeds pestilence. Sanitary precautions are more than ever necessary, since types of ordinarily mild disease, such as local fever, searlatina, &c., show 2 j decided tendency to assume malignant fory H CrTizen. ——- = FAtaL ACCIDENT.—About six o'clock da. yoster- afternoon an accident occurred in Stewart s gre , corner of Twelfth and H streets, which resulted in the death of a colored boy aged about nine years named Charles Hendereon. It appears that a loaded gun had been left in the store, which was picked up by a boy named George Milier to place behind the counter, aud in removing it the load was discharged by the cock striking against the counter, which took eect in the head of the boy, blowing off one side of his face and skull, scattering his brains on the floor, and killing him instantly. The coroner wis at once notified and a summoned, whorendered a verdic of accidental shooting, and exonerated Miller from blame, aiter which the corpse was removed to the boy's | mother’s, on Twelfth street, near G. ee SELLING Ligvor To SoLprens AND ASSAULT. | Tisted | mor to | On Tuesday morning, officer Noonar | Peter Staub, on the charge of selling soldiers, and the case was heard by Justice Clayton. It was proyen that the liquor had been sold by bar-keeper, Charles Bucher, in the absence of the proprietor; but the justice regarding Mr. Stanb as the responsible fined him 220.50. ub wen’ ing bar-keeper out, who immediately got a war- | rant, and he was arrested by officer Cook, and taken before Justice Clayton, who dismissed him. FatTar Occurrence.—A few da fatal occurren ook place at the camp of the New York 10th, near Fort Corcoran, which re. sulted in the death of Wm. Catron, clerk to the | surgeon of the regiment. It appears that an altercation took place between Catron and in Ordner, when the latter shot as stated defense. Captain Ordner has Trested and is cenfined in the Oid Capi- Tn the meantime the matter is undergoing is since a £° Ey “S tol. investigation. > — day morning, Mr. David n old citizen, was knocked down ttached to a wagon which was being driven furiously by a boy named John si + and badly ext on the head and be ed.on the body. The boy drove off at once, but was overtaken by officer J. F. King, who arrested him and took him before Justice Donn, who held him to bail for court. —~———_- To ve Trrep.—aA trial of the steam fire-en- gine Hibe- now in Government service here, is to take phuce this afternoen at 5p. m.. at the corner of Twelfth and E streets. SS A Canp.—I have suffered from a defect of hearing since joini the service. Dr. Von Moschzisk treated me for the sane, and with perfect suce My hearing is now most acute, and all disagre feeling I Fal ap orga such as noises in the head have entirely left me. ut. DaxieL Waitaker, Harris Light Cavalry. Washington, Sept. 99, 1962. Dr. Von Mose! ‘ker, Ueeulist and Aurist, 227 Pa. avenue, gives his entire attention to the treat- ment of all iialadies of the Eye and Ear. oc 3-2t" —— WASHINGTON, October 1, 1262. Ti the President of the German Relief Association for Sick and Wounded Union Soldiers : Mr. PResibestT—Inclosed please find $53.75. tie proceeds of a conc 54 ven usat our establish m_ nt, Academy of Pennsylvan’a avenn+, for the benett of th man Relief Association | for Sick and Wounded Union Soldiers. ‘The whole reds were $67.50, from which are deducted our stronal expenses. as vouched for by inclosed bills, Bis: 75. Fours. pectfally. RoseNxtRAt Fano, BRANbets, WASHINGT ox, D. €.. October 2, 1352. Gentlemen—1 am authorized to tender you the i y thanks of the German Aid and Relief As<o j cistion for Sick and Wounded Union Soldiers, for + Proprietors. cert given at your establishment. The Ar-vciation has thought proper fomake 2 public ucknowledzmen f the rex ebpt of the above contribution in the ~ venting Star, to which I take | the liberty of referring you, Respectfully, yours, &¢., L. WaLbecker, Secretar senthal & Brandeis, Academy of Music. Messrs. HEALTH FoR TH from the effects of the bullet. ten, aol oxparere t night aie. Small doses of Hollo- way's Pills, taken every other night, will correct alldiserders of the Liver aud Stomach, purify the | blood, and ensure sound health to every man, Only 5 per box. ——— | Postrace Crrvexcy.—The Bullion Bank redeem their bills in United States Notes or Pestal Cur- Tency when they are presented. Citizens having only one dollar ean receiye any other money for it by presenting it to the Bank se 2-lw* Saas 3c the Dollar Store, 438 Pennsyl- er Four-and-a-half street, and see ot New Goods now ores, and for One 7 -lw" « Gray, the eelebra notice that manent trnie Physician as usual at 119 xonth Bs Particular attent sim all forms. se 77 SBmnithsoni: to Female 434 Pennsstvania av.. Likenesses of @) c ‘Alse, Card Lik: nesse 3 of all the prom als and Civilians. Orders for Camp and Field Views promptly attended to. Remember, and go Secoxp Warp Statioy Cases—Before hs. = arae s before going to the battle-aeld, tice Clarke —Jus Pear asswult: dismissed. | *€ “6-eeln =< A.H. Sibley, dodo. John Joxes, di ae eeeity { var Ixprax Here Doctor, from Canada, will for court. ‘3 J. Seymour, do; do. The case of | describe diseases and tell his patients thé nature of the Inst *hree ocenrred last night in front of | Willard’« Hotel. A misunderstanding occurred between some gentlemen and hackmen who were there. A fight ensued, and one of the hackmen, named Kaveny, had his nead cut nun took from him, and struck him with. Sibley came wp to the and ws ;ointed out three, dismissed. Messrs. Jones and Seymour were held te bail for court. Mr. fag ch jnstafter the fight, mistake as one of the ING mone, inst the Botanical Garden fence, may be seen some six or eicht bushels of oysters tht have long -ince passed therrdays of usefaluess There they lie. with raouths extended, thy exhaling their dehghtfal odors upon the ing breeze, and adding not a little vo the pleas- | ant smeli< that arise from that useful institu- tion, the Washington canal. Have we any- thing like sanitary regulations, and properly- Suthorized persons to carry out and make effective such regulations? If so, should such offenses go « unwhipped of justice ?” Uctober 2, 1862. Prsric Goon. ETS "PE Fourru-warp Station Cases.—Before Jus- fice Wolter—Mary Tobey, profanity; fined 31. Congoo Grayson, fast driving: do. &. G. Par- dee, John H. Contrary, and Thomas Drank, disorderly; turned over tothe mititary. George Myers, larceny; jail fora hearing. Wim. My- ers, drunk; fined $1. Owen Park, do.; do. $1. Mary O'Sullivan, do; do. $% Elija Jane Gus. is, thet: Reld for a hearing. L. Miller, druuk: fined #1. Fred Kailer, doz withont license; dismissed. tor, J. W. Burns, do.—by Justiee Clay- a STEALING From fis MAsTrn. —Yesterday Atrernoon Officer Joseph Walling arrested a slave named Thomas Busey on the eharge of horse, valued at aout $150, from his Hamiltou, living near West Hine Tr, © Arundel county, and running away. horse was-b:oncht to the city and sold tor si, Brsey feted taken before Tu-tice Cull and committed to ru! at Digg ht ARRIVAL vats, -Last pight over three hen its arrived, of Shom 73 were for the Connecticut Cavalry, is for the Vermont Cavalry, and 4 for Berdan’s Sharp. shooteng :hix own whip, which ongof the gentie- | Ws arrested, Piet afters hearing was | their complaints or illness, without receiving any information from them. or advice. Ofice, No. 11 Washington Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Seventh street, Washington, D.C. au 25-tf > aoe cial aoe Corns rts t ee ja sad La ave Drew X 4 itbont | pain by hi well-known Chiropodist, at 426 Pennsylvania av., se 17-tf | pear 43, st. = GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Routx, ria Baltimore and Harrisburz, North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday —quiek time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold | through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- t ther informatien apply at the office of Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenuc aud Sixth st., Washington, Office open from | 5a. m. until’ p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to pep. m au li-ly ‘0. Nontox, Agent, SS Barcweron’s Hater Dre, The best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a color not to be distinguished from nature— Warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Ked or Rusty Hair instantly turns a splendid Biack or Brown, leaving the Mair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggista, &e. Wo The Genuine is signed Witttam A, Barcag- LoR, on the four sides of each box, ~ Factory, No. 81 Barciay st., New York, (hate 235 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) MARRIED, @ Istinst.. by phe Bev RY want's in St, ch's Church, ‘Miss GEN ot Ch Be WILLIAM OSIES, Inte ce hice gt mZ-ly ears ra Ph «& ©0., o44 PL Sa IF (north ) mm 12th and i3th sts, BRAZILIAN s REBBLE (Ro ek Crystal) aceon * bee dead GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES, nuns ‘RY EVORS’ INSTRUMENTS, s BABIES FE A RTEREOSOOPES, THERMOMETERS and BAROMET Whojesale or ret bi ocleo va tae lowest prices ty, | After the trial was over Mr. ‘0 his place and pitched the offend- | your contribution of $33.75, the proceeds of acon- | There are many mnayoidable | ase tu be | is season of the year,and | Soe eosneeiee | Sopien !—For one who dies srish from damp ) and will be solid at ont usnal low No charge for consultation | Nb FOUnD. ol about twa COW, shout 7 yes 1 le sive far her betty Bod! 1 at., bet, 4tl and Sth, oe 3St eT_On the 1 bof October instant. a POCKST discharge of the we saned to The nnder #7! HT AD SACCIE TT ay —Came to the premises of the subser! ai ber corner of #12 street nnd Mary Jand avenue about th MARE. vary poor and scarred eh the ow ner neste? ty claim, ye pay charges and JNO. M. ToL! ROOK. Will be paiet for ths finding and an eetray COW, a brown hite face on forctonks and a distinet jaw. running z pe] jcorner of G oc 3-3t* Oxt—0n Thursday morning. somewhere be- foth "streets, N tween Isih and 7th streets, a lady's GOLD WATCH. sle cased. with # landscape eegraved on the faer. It was attached to a ha'r chain, mounted jer will be rewaried cei <t.. corner of ath. me bro. W. BULKLEY. EWARD—Str er stolen, from the S10 Nita onthe night of the first Inst. one stey MOKSK$ years ou; stands about 14: natural tail, has interfere? a little on forward ant ber. hind ancklea: chars now all ronnd: nigh eye con | siderable white in lower, corm return said horse to€, W. mITCH street, shall receive the abore reward ani no que tions ‘ask oc 3- ate STRICT OF OLUMBIA, Contry or Wasi: 5 To- y certify that Robert aan eet as an estray a sorrel :, two hind fect white and blaze face; about 10 yeare old, Withers my handand seal thie 9d aa Qetoder, her, for Washington county, D.C The owner of the above deseri bed horse will > prove property. p char, RO! i ERT W TERS, Guard at Jail, Wi ashington County. REWARD.—Stolen from in front of Taylor $20 Sitenry'ePa ave. about noon vn Wed- October Ist. n very dark, cheannt sorrel HORS#, in» light one seat ROCKA Y, cur- tains lined with blue cl cushions covered with white linen, and hay two glass ansh on Ringes in front, buttoned by loather staps to the top of the carriage. The maker's name Joyer. on the carriage. The h ese ix hamdsonicly formed, with a white apot in his forehead; rather @ long, switch tail, about sixteen Hands high;, 1 years old; end had ona breast strap instead of collar. The above rewant Will he paid for =~ Tecovery. 3 BLAGDON See eee iti add eet D—A small SUM OF MONEY, at the DON, leventh strent x I liard room corner of Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. which the loser can obtain by describing it Whoever shall if 332 E nesday, 49 ard paying the cont of this advertisement, of the Proprictor. J. W. EARP. __ 062 st" KE WAR D—Lost, FORTY-SEVEN DOL ~ $5 LARS. $42 in Treasur, Mis, The loser is an orphan boy, aa to lose the amoont, Inquire corner 11th au! streets of W. G, MOORE. ce = REWARD-—Stolen, from the stand on 12th xt., os HORSE and WAGON, The horse was of . With -hort tail; the wazon was colored ill give the above reward to any one re- tat the stand, corner I2th and Avenue. WILLIAM CR REWARD —Strayed or stolen, on the 3 of September HOGS, three boars ; ort fails, Twill give reward to any body who may return or give satisfactory see atic “10 W AN Ni ie) DA OMAN, jie! @e<oasGscene. | "wae rt LOS IST FOR SALE AND RE ENT—A hevdeome "7 J Furnished CHAM _AUCTION | SALES. w ral, ise 4 ati Appis 294 Bride st. Gevrgetonn, Itt Livers! ue, * Pint Ofte ocr a W. L. WALL & ©O_ Ant Ww ANTED—A GIRL, to do housework for tw ase Fa LE AND CARRIA we astgee senna —oe V family. Apply at coruer H awd 13th st. usb. oe se FOR TANT Atwete 0 areeoneptatioas eee aan met ieee cont Siccunee WANTED rig: WOMEN. for the Laundry at | forfour horses, Apply at $3 ne tage | a ee ages WL. WALL & ©0., 4 Finley Hospitat, New York avenue. Ap- = ee Ra LF. . L. jy Aneta. nivto'the Head Matron. e oc St" ‘OK SALE—A small FRAME [OU AE. ms eas. = a: z +. CROWN & CO., Avetioncers, v TED IMMEDIATSLY—WET NURSE. on I street Sergey | ith ath rhs, No. 357. corner 6th and Pa. avenue. Apply at 360 New York svonuerbetweorien | on reavonable terme, Appt to A. TAY ORSES, MU (LES, AND WAGONS AND 114i and! the? oes ot ii street between stir an lath SESS ar = tabl OH HENT_Two plenpatly 7 ” Cy WORN ING. nin the Maree situa. WiAnse ss Pre reanecebie women. = SIT CA, Pecnent at wt tat abe Be Pate Sree | senbcter tae there hae? Bs es o> 74 tenons age or call at Noo 73, 24th street, ] Bished with ens and other eonsemence | ame stock sre invited to atten! (hema Hees, ARD D CARTS. We ANTED~A nuntber ef RSER eed CARTS w — conetaut emptoy mr Genre Contractor, ment on the Gorermrent Re towen. Apply to MICHAEL BUR oc Ho _ WANTED-A large HOUSE, furnishet or unfurnisied wanted. One containing ten to Riess n oe a = ns house. nay promp tenant. by nidrewsing- “R.¥- ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSK. furnis! ir. Any one — Paying and permane "Star Offic a an ith street, firat house from New Fork avcure sea oe 3-eo8" OMS TO LET—A priva room than needed, woul RED ROOM, or two Parlors. t> <ingle gewflemen or gentlemen and their wife, witlt or withent Birt The ineation is yery pleasant, near the Post Oficr, &e, Enavire 504 Hf rect: between Aree stk oe LAST. WAND ONLY CHANCE YN PITE ra0n desirnus of obtai Te FE. well cxiahiiche ESTAT RAN T—Snsiness ter than the pro: “ercan econ nity. hr the trade te partly furni in the vicinity of Latayett medate—wilf eal at No. 423 Pa. reemue, samt eauares The horse to contain six een cham- | sife.near 4, street, i” Soe Cone see OR REX T_Th- srell known BUSINESS STAND street and Jsckon Place oc 3-38" of aie tap Emit nares somponite Va TED IMMEDEATELY—A good COOK, at Wheeitritae ant = Say Labor ee fig Cottaze Motel, 2d amd F street, And tre extensive Redding Fh I~ stand presente-one of the highest wages given. @¢ 2-3t* porietier naste oS) a MEHEGAR mr For Ttien tars addr SA Gtor ‘ W RiRc RRMA aay tae | Reve = 2 a _- acest ee torn Fe sek fine double BRIGK HO Waa, TO RENT—One or two unfurn . Rot too far from the Avenua, 2 samt meat Hore < ished in % Pe gr aap neighbor- W.Y.. T Office. o¢ 2-3t* ddresa ** W3TED—a young. active BUSINESS MAN od moral habits. with = eash capitol of $10.9, to become an ative partner in an exten- sive Business | in Washington, nirendy catablished, Addre, rss Box 12. Star Office. 06 2-3t ADIES, “HERE |—I want lady ii LAD, Po ey ‘muniin, cambric, &c., and have Sy Pe . You ean have your ree cg of $80 clegnnt patterns for every jadien’ wear. Weonly chara mt siraihs andere at only ooctoer tr ica hee i an ‘exclusive business, = at 280) atreet went, between L and M streets, Liberties. OARD WANTED for tho wi blo and pleasant private fain of undoubted reapectability. T° GOVERNMENT Woop CONTRACTORS AND WOOD DEALERS. 190 cords of SEASONED SPLIT WOOD for Bale, eles Fans been ent last winter. situated imme- diately on the Se miles from the city. abe forts, ae! Smiles: from ihe als situated north a of the cit AGETT, at W. M. | Shuster e Co. anaavenue, between | 7th and ath sts Re ptt RICKLAYE ED—Fifteen or twenty good Red Brick Workmen and twenty Laborers are wanted at the War Department. J. McCOLLAM, on the work.” Wastep—a . STEAM BOLL horse power, in good condition, saitable boat. cither sidewheel or propeller; must vo in a th street Plank Road, about 5 | 2 miles from the | di ng io mr eee ie peta Pah Peal NPR! Sal Ge) ane ae asege! ATA Fee! tales a Ibe oe iI ith street, between L and containing M rooms. with a back, Beldl skage in centor sf! rend alarge Meouteena | seh CRRA. | § "Goal Yard, = e LET ¥t RNISHED APA eee (ma eo LT aid a Parlor sich wad piesa pected. on firxt floor, nently furnis s ly situated. Alea. for rant, a BED WOO", wii ne Breakfast enty. if re Persons wishin airy ronms in the vicinity of the Capital, Bom atoner. For aes or address, enggice, at A FURNISHED ‘KooM Barbe had (with = ifdesired.jat No. 25 A street north, ape fe Gepitel gronnds.on the Hill. oc 1-31 I AKERY FOR SALE OK REN in the city. Addréss lette: Offes, OR RENT- An unfarnisked ROOM, first floor, able fora gentleman end wife, with a. re gentiemen, at 173 oct a OR SALE OR LEASE—A most desirable LOT, containing six thensand three hundret aguere feet of ground, enclosed by a strong pailing fence, With fruit trees avd shrobhery. One of the best lo- extions in the city for a Restagrant, Confectionery or Bekery, aud willbe sold or leased on the mort favorable terms. Loten north @ street, hetween td and i street. Enquire of L. McDUFFRIP, near the premises. oe 1-2aw2w* OR SALE.—A new three-story BRICK HOUSE situated in ee veventh Ward. between 135 aad trevts, will he sold a bargain for cash. Inquira at the office of the Washington Iron Works, Isi- and. _ se 3) Le We STATIONERY AND FANCY ‘STORE FOR —An established Store in Georgetown, epace seven by thirteen; lomest. pr Mf ae | De. grees first rate business, is now offered for Hiculars must be atated. Address JOUN. M b- “Terms made reasonable, Application for the | GRAVE, left till called for at No. 7, South Hts ie- | same enn be addressed to “B.,” Georgetown, D. C., riek street, Baltimore, Ait" | Post Office. © Be Dhiw COUNTANT—The servi enced | Fe x RENT, AT ELLAY. Anew HOUSE, A‘Kovontantcan be cyieyst anaes eek | SEAS Beas ce MES ‘OMAR, oat Alley, oe 2-3 between Jeand Matlith amd Te stad 6&5 REWARD el fre Jon oD) the Mth of September, a yellow COW; the of one horn broken off; has Short tail, blin'l in one eve c reward will be given if returned te. | I TBRLEN, G street, between Ist and oe 13 pWAKD—Strayed away, on September 27th thorned) COW, about S years old: givin f devon breed. The above reward will gaia to ny person giving any information of her to Yams BIGGINS, Zl street, between L ee M., First Wi fara. Washington. 1-3t* —This morning. from the veer Nathan, corner of 12th and C ARE. about 6 years old; and 1s F10 reward will be given for her re- IL NATHAN, corner 12th and € st. bande Neneh turn toe JOSE! 06 3t* D—Lost. on the 2yth Sept., ndled Milk COW, short horas, (i ite staron the forehead; the flanks speckled, and belly white. The above reward will be paid of her return to me at the Navy Yard gate i PATRICK McsW PREMISES, with three white legs; nnd A RED COW, wt white spot across C AME TO THE her shoulders; the right horn short: and one of the | tits lost. The owner is requested to ‘come forward, prove property. and take her away. Tenth street, tween G and I, Navy Yard, Ph oe 1 5t* &5% REW VARD—Strayed or stolen, fr scriber.on the 27th day of August, COW fand bad when she lett home. «canvas belt, with J. G.on it, around her neck; she hada small bead; ‘and the tips of her horns were Diack; anda iece’ of of hoth ears, and a slit ineach; and her ail tonches the ground, TN GOSS ~ between Nth and i2th, oe 1-3t* Novy" Yard, Washington, D. ©, m REW ARD—Les in moving from Fort Bun- ee kerhill to Poe Heights, a Sitang td BAG, marked E. ©, Chaplain, of the Iyth Regt. . Volunteers, containing important papers, o: Be value to any one but the owner. The above reward will be paid for the recovery of the property, and no questions asked. The papers may an ad mail or left with Adam’s Expre RLIER, Chaplain of the 19th Regt. S pow at rae ay oc 1-3t* slate Gora’ | | | 65. Washington, D. ©. written application addressed to 266 II et. SES FRAT MEN enernee oe ngp na and Boys wanted this city and vicinity—a ast Tal money. floor.) 82 15-1 eferred) army in AGE to make Applx at 437 Pennsxivania av. ry _ ad 5-1m* 7ANTED—A FUBNISHED auke imm \ room: cous rent and best of references refit” ” Box 3, Star Office. Addr Wax ‘\TED.—We are bu ring SE D URNITURE, STOY. Sand BE DING, ‘for h we are paying the highest eash prices. Fam- s declining housekeeping, or having a surpli of furniture wiil find it to tole advantage to si Hh. NTZ & GRIFFITH. © 369 Seventh ae between T and \—Every orson to knew that T am in n the housefurhishing line. Those leaving the or having asurplua, will do well to call. K. BUCHLY, 428 Seventh Mreet. between G and H, (east side,) Dealer in New and Second-hand Furni- ture, no 15-tf Ble HO iE othree years a Furnished a private family. stor neconal Ward preferred. Address et ft fe —Those in want of Employment of any kind would better enll on eee w Intglicence Office, No Ninth st,, where the best of pay iven to first-class Servants. [have always sheet on hand for goed Coo! aucteet se Waiters ands ng Men to wait on tables, in private families or a Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want of good help will find it to tneir advantage call, 3.—Iouses wanted, The best of ten can be ¢ outained without charge by appl ying, Aa shove. BALLS P ARTIE: ES, &e O! FOR THE ee RY e “FIELD TH. AGAIN TENTH GRAND ix “SEMBLY ot th. iCKORY CLUB will take place on MONDAY, Getober at T wrance Hall, E street, be- ledze themselves te spare no make this the Party of tl son. 3 band bas ti ngaged for the erved. Tickets es. $1. admitting a gentleman and exys allowed in the room, $3 WA GOULD Sphet wens , While riding frem the ner of Mth and C to 13th and T sts. The finder leave them at ag? ith st. ae JOH. PE TTIBONE, away on September 25th, lored COW, middling size? around her horns; she is The above I be paid for her return to Mrs. STAN- +445 9th, between E and Fists, — 803160" SaRA4} D TO ENGI ‘ER CAMP, at Fort Bnn- ker Hill, several weeks since, a BAY MARE, with Mack legs, mane and tail ; ‘about 1424 hand: high. She had on at the time an officer's regula- tion halter. The mare has been foundered, and interferes behind. The owner is hereby requested to prove property and take her aw For other y not Engineer Camp at Fort De Creek .er at Epgineer Stable, cor- Washington. se 29-3teo* ad AEE CE we Li information ae on D.—On Saturday, a pair of | | Guring their stay, at's moderate expense. S NEW STOR: H SOTRAFFORD odes pe 487 Ninth st., between Offers for sale choice lot TEAS, oo arrived, Fine English Breakfast, 95 cents, Best Oolong, 88 cents. bods Best so Fine Bright Brown Sugar, only Wconts. genoral assortment of fine Family Groceries oc a 487 oth st. between Dand E [ELD AND STAFF ‘OFFICERS. phe And Ningle Breasted Blue Cloth FROCK Hiue Beayer Regulation OVER COATS, Janpowder, Imperial and Young Ny- | With | BOARDING. OARDING.—Several BOARDERS can be ace »m- modated at 502 I strert, hetween 6th and Table Boarders can also be accommodated, 3t* 7th. oc 3. Fr RST. CLASS, PERMAN ENTAND TRANSIENT Board, may be obtained f the most healthy and beautifull locatiogs in the city of Washi ngton, No. 52 Missouri avenue, between 3d 4 434 atrects, and within two minutes walk of Pa, me. Fe masters of the Army and strangers Washington, would find a pleasant = au ADVER’MTs. GEORGETOWN a GEORGETOWN CORPORATION $2,800 Stock—interest pay’ able quarter year ly—for sale in lots to suit. A to We. TENNE ce2-3t Thion 10 ASTILE SOAP, in store and for HYDE & DAVIDSON, oe 1-3t* Water atrect, Georgetown, D.C PoTaTOERS! POTATO 2.40 bushels of prime BT EYE POTATOES ' just arrived per schooner Ida and for sale from Light and Dark Blue Cassimere Hie LOONS. ! ers Cassimere and Flannel SHIR Buck Gauntletts and Wash Leather GLOVES. uder Shirts, Drawers, Half-Hose, &c.. &c. M of the above goods are of superior quality, ices. OAH yi “alae & CO., Penn. ayenie, R, WARM 5 ania LS (OR TRAY SHAWLS) FOR G They also answer the purpose of blankets for offi- IRED BLANICETS for camp 0+ aS or camp ase. daily opening mew ant stylah, DRESS One price only, the actual cash fale marked in piain figures. PERRY & BRO., Penn. avenue and sth street, oc 2-10t “Perry Building, nlard fabrics, fabrics lex daily only, An inspeciion of stock incurs no pbleation to purchase. PERRY & BRO. oc 2-1 NOTICE TO FAMILIES We are sellin Washington. em Penn. avenue and 9th street, “Perry Building.” AND SUTLERS. the choicest GROCERIES in Wats S TyOt Ebene DRIED BEEF hg SHOULDERS. EEF, SUGAR LASSES, RAISIN L ENON JELLI S. F RY E ED FRUITS, CHE KING Aone SEGARS. sie. 2g 8 bushels M mone, Fras — 5 ‘ons ce OAK Sand LEMON hiscUrn ams. fi We will take Bullion Bak ite for a | our goods, _0¢ 2-16" 336 ¥ street. A S202 %, OF WASHINGTON socrery— Jutt publiated sad for sale Metro i tan Boat Sees itan _oct-st__ 332 Pa. ay., beteath And loth strests EL¥ED, at No. 16 Com, 557 REO. 1 UB alia ditched larket Space, Pennay! in esi i enue, betwee; hand ‘oth Ing @ BATSOKALS French GAIT Eis, Misses and fateh scription; ’ French a tier, Moroce, aa ten ie iso, vari exceeding iow vfices. J. ROSENTHAL. m3i-00" Tt! FURNISHED ROOMS TO ENT ane or it Board @ few minutes walk from the hot sg Office Department and Patent Office, No. het seo and Tts, Also, Table Bosiders, sonab'e rates, AND SILAWLS | We | Crape Cloth” and “l Exste: s | Col emt Exstern correspondents send | gases vy ‘will run regularly from theactval cash value, marked in | the ‘acing Fresh Goods just arrived { ETER BERK _ feargete 24 ES. nt of six per cent. will Be allowed an es for the current year.if paid on or before rot October. CITAS, D. WELCH, Collector. TOMAC STE. MBOAT COMP. z.. | FOR BALTIMORE VIA POINT LooKouT ANDALL THE PRINCI AL, LAND- ines ON THE ROUTE, The steamer PORT will run hereafter be- tween W SiaNG TON and BALTI- MORE. king two tri x im each Wa and nll the principal landings oa the route. | ‘Those wishing freight or passage can apply at G Street Wharf. Washington, and Government Wharf, Baltimore, and at the Aiterent landings on the ronte, WAI. R. SNOW, Agont. v Sept. 3), 1832, Kecdete} STRA rae 0’ D AFTER MONDAY, the Sin of Septem- ‘7 4 steamers oe] YOUNG AMERICA of Seventh st. at followin 5 “recta Washington, 7, 8,9, 19, a.m. And from the foot, es ime 9,10, 11 a, am. 12,1, 2,4 cents, BANU E -awiw* va rant ES, PIC Bes SU ay ine UP, SAUCE Ih. M y £0 A MS. = ate . M A WS ee AEBIRES. POTATOES MUST cau ‘HES. BLAC CHING TIN CUP: FFEE BOIL! 3, SU TE a PIPES, 3 oy A variety of other articles, suited to stwhiclt Toffee’ af the frees peters Gal Hand | ac No. nth street, on door from Pa. svenue. _ PERSONS eo ga AE Soe and pases ZS oe pees Ae . rd Fz Aur soricit go all ae of DI Aiie vast quantity of Mourning Goods annually mice Tirotieh, out etaaes e.aows ables us to offer de- me price only, the actual cash standard value, marked i = wescnitd and Eastern correspondents send. in figures, wu Gee ow i . rdw ates da ERRY & BROTHER, | 82 DW Penn, avenue and 9th i. ep hall” DEALERS “TRUNKS, VALIC! 'SATCHELLS eArze- BACKS, ©. canrer, 4 Ly th WALL. ~stubHeN dG), #e 1S-eolmif 392 Pa. av., det. ately, in a central location—not less than 12 | TE Ww the inarket, real y te pay cash for all articies | WANTED.—Wantad to | Location in the | ik ing, coach house, & with a lot of ten acres y under cultivat Also, for sale. a good ly Hor: . OD reason: Apply at d of isth and se 29-2w* i racing a parlor and chambers. can be had with or ARTMENTS tly arrenced AP. TS, without board, by early application at the rem No. 110, corner of nn. avenue —-* h th xt. Three = small, new BRICK HOUSES, ersey syenne, near Third street. Price ch; haifeash, balance on easy time. Enquire at 103 12th stre. se 25 lw* Po gztEe "APARTMENTS, private fr: NISHED da (ina Parlor and Chamber con- nectet,on the first floor, elevated five ir the located, « few yards east of 15th street and the line ' of cars running from the Capitol te Georgetown, References will be Snere 460% and a OK RENT. AtNe. 450 Twelfth «t., east si between Gand H sts., comfortahic APAR a ee single and with fitting rooms attach, recently furnished. No children in the honse. “Sine location is one of the most desirable in Washington. je Z-tf G PEAT 84 URNITURE IN BA ‘he entire stock of 3 1p & Sons, con- in their large Niariie MWarchonse, No. 34 ect. Baltimore, i be sold at re nm WEDNESDAY. 15th October. a fork avenue. one of the largest and finest tock of Funiiure over H uction in this country, and embraces an | offered a’ extensive ety of everything in this line. The store ix now open, and any one who wish can purchase of the goo m hand at geatly reduced prices, until the loth of October. ‘G-e0st™ EVOLVING FRO IRON TURRETS. “Navy DerantMext Wasmixcros, September 13, 1882. { Tne Navy Derartuxxt will receive propositions for Ney construction sei building at the Portsmouth, New I Boston, New York, and Philadelphia of two. revolving towers and an impregna® pipe for each vessel. On one of the towers there is to be a Fu the whole te be on the general plan o! ilding for the naval servic i erection on board of a ves- these now The smoke-pipe in thickness six inches. com: of plates not less than one inch thick , inside dinme- ter at the top forty-six inches, and height above the. deck eight feet. The propositions must embrace all the machinery for revolving and working the turrets and the guns. and will state the cost aud the thne in within which the work on each vessel will be completed on board and ready for service The contractor will be furnished with general drawings by the Navy Department. Proposals will be received until the 15th day of October. and must be addressed to the Navy De- partment and endorsed on the outside “ Prorosats For REVOLVING Turrets,” that they may be dis- tinguished from other letters. se be 15-lawtoctl5 PRerosars Fo FOR PAPER. Navy Derartuesr, Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. PROPOSALS (sealed and endorsed Paper’') will be received at this Bureau until noon on the 3th day of October next, for furnishing and gelive ring at the Navy Yard at Broo pokira, New ork, three hundred reams o' 1 © privi- lege of increasing the med to’ one thousand ‘ee a PARLOR an Hi i “O CARRIAGES AT PUBLIC a 7 "| Tn. SATURDAY, MORNING Octave On | art, Li | OR RENT. Several comfortably furnished and | sidewalk, neatly furnishdd and very pleasantly | iN lot house, | senate ) ro cash. ©. R.L. CROWN & ©0.. Aucts, Ry 3. C. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers. in freat of the Auction Dooas’s, 4 e halt ent Family Carriages, 4. C, McGUIRE & ©0., Avcts. Ss ALR OF DAMAGED “GRAIN. Offer Assistant rarmnster. A vac ic et tant. an ~ ie way Si pt em ~ 2 vinden tas ote ain. estininked st 5.72008 1 Terms of aalt. cust Ni Spear. furniture, Echooner Ry J. C. McG TR & €0.. Auctioneers, TRST TRADE. SAL O€ TEAS, COFFEES, SU- cane. Borren, Lang Pisa, Creme, | Revive, Ne ec.. Se. Schooner pet ate ee from York, com- signed to FP. &, eel will by cata- Feeue. bys reserve, at at the of eee a ime & O., OF MORX- TXG , October 71, com: pamples of the Srticies cn exhibited on or before the da the. oo ‘Taf quantity and articles, ws Nie fs boxen 6 cach. i 2 3 ings Goverment Tavn iq bin 75 be Crate Podered: an Yelive Wonnce “> 194 firkins frewh Orange and Deinware county, New ‘ork 61 tubs 9 boxes Kastern €' S21extra Ohie Flour, New York inepection. of the fol owe brands, vie : the Waver- ' - or oe stares ‘West, Da = ter boxes ‘sal. & French isin, wuts, 2 i bale Princess Paper Shell Almonds, 3 caxce Lmperial Pranes, glass jats, 79 boxes ja Risen its. * do Sugar Crackers, @o Fancy S bile. and 2 y half barrels Rice 2 cases Sardines. whole amd half boxes, 2 do Extra Saind OF, 2 boxes Vermaeel 25 de Maearoni, 25 ¢o Lemons, me do Colgate amt Hall's Best Family i Toilet Soap, i a tatiety a Kind 87 boxes Gilbert andry state we do Bakers’ No. 1 Chocolat WY do do Nerfolk pom Wo do ints Candies, a Ste cartons, = do do ny see Cayenne Pepper, in eg visls end tia bo: ru do. “iltienthat'y Fine Cat Tobacco, | Is bbls. Pure Cider Vinegar, = ——_ do |S bags Tapioca. aur beers ew ‘Will be added, 67 cases Umbdeeiles, of various qualities and sizes. T b C2 J... McGUIRE & ©O., Ancts. } ee? lcGUIRE & CO., J | By J.C. McGUIRE & OO. Auctioneers. | PRUSTRES SALE OF VALU ABLE BUILDING ~ ey bearing dat ag, pe snd daly o. ef fe Washi Seat vie of ground, in the city of Wash = Kor sieht {6 te “¥ ey ed su (2.) in Square | Nektighe hundred sid tye it eaos | | iiitiot ivaitanted 4 shy igh part of : One-thint in cash, of to Ee sald at salen tus combiatel te tee pun original Lo se 8 J.C. McG ARSHAL’S SALE. ae virtue of a wrtof feet facias ed from the Clerk's Office j cuit Court, of the ge | (4 Columbia, ‘Tor Ung County of vsabin earere hae expose to public Tiouse doer of sic “nner on A 0) AY. the day of October, 1842, at 12 o'clock m.. the decribed Lots, to-wit, viz: Lote ., B. D_E,F. James i = edirmeter of the tower will be 21 feet in the and se 19-dtd Rt ESTATE AGEKCY. JAMES F, HALIDAY, (Late Collector (a Site fares, U » | ING OF HENTE ON L ESTATE, Buying and | ed with the management of Real Estate. py saventenen, Tefers to— JASC. MCGUIRE & OO. Auctioncers, JOHN cB Editor of the ‘ad iio near W. W. SEA’ *} Ex-Mayors of Washingtoe. PETER FORCE. Office over Bank L. yo A corner of Fennsylvanis avenue snd Ten! second joor. A *"™= @oopns CAMP COTS. JAMP STOVES, = *Samr STOOLS, MESS CHESTS, TIN-WARE. Teams, The paper to be white, 13}; inches by 163; inches, N TIN PL ATrs, SPOONS, CUTLERY, to weigh 16 pounds t» the ream, and made of linen | TIN CUPS, PL. 1™@ Steck; to be step-raled a. loaving one inch margin om coat OF Oi aes STOVES, eae , baci ru on cach Pago, with one inch marginet sopamdbettens. | 3% st received by! B. Hd {1 SRpoory, Sample of quality and size of the paper may be | _fe Seen at the oftice of the Inspector in oe. Fa i Navy Yard in Charlestown, Massachusetts; Brook- lyn, New York; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; aud at | this Bureau. seiawew | pros ARMOR PLATES, | Dr. vow mosenzisKEr | Bw “Navy Derantwenr, Wasmxorox, September 13. 1082.4 | the TsE Navy DerantMeENt il the 15th of | men’ October. receive propositions for. the delivery HEARL the Iroh Armor and Deck Plating for a vessel | "Dr. Von M. has, building in each of the Navy Yards at Portamouth, | ton’; q , Boston, New York, and Philadelphia. blind and’ the & ‘the Nir’ Bite Biating to be in five thicknesses of | Blind. Plates, not less than one inch in thickness each, | order and the Desk Plating in thicknesses. three-aui 4 Ss ofan ineh each; the Plates to be trimmed to | WHoLgsare A dele Ax but the bending poner hes the eles. will mM dune by the Government at the Navy Yard } INDIA- The Plates are to conform generally to Those used ‘ e vessels of the class of the “Monitor,” now | building for the Government. H Upon application to the Serre ge eae of Berge of j the yards named the quantities, obtained. The proposals wil! be addressed to the Navy De- ‘tment, and endorsed on the outside * age — for Tron Armor Plates,” that ie i he guished from other le’ pwtocts: and descriptions ef the acverel. kinds ef Plates tha Be | 4 tr ped ixpia't TERE uc 3 de haar » $e 4 do APS. ae ae as. Cheap to Dealers. | MALL, 8 Syxorsis or Hit? as MATION, ape 0 HE OFFERING OF UPWARDS OF 4,400, FOR N00 ACHES OF LAND IN OREGON: It gris Public Belesia the STATE OF OREGON j t jo = “At the Land Office at OREGON CETY, on the sth of October: x2, of Guo hundred and Sity j townships and sot Nee Sree Fee 8 S| red, wentof the Cascade Mowntata. and within the rict of lands subject to sale at Ore S"At the Land Office at ROSEBURG. on 1 t October, 2962, of onn hundred and tions of ehool iegtons, org Das of We ok: once isthe i eh mao f a a renee ane inst the waid @ are exhibit the fame. with th te gt OE PS met they san excluded from all The the said estate = Given sate my hand ‘is thirticth day of Sep- tember, A CATHERINE ‘s payer, No mineral te be offered. such lands be- ing « “oxy —— i | aii i be kept pe which eS meee oF the land an aa Bon of the ive weeks, nte pete ciaitan to a ly