Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1862, Page 3

EWS. AMPSEMPNTS TO-NIGHT Guover’s Tuxatsx— This week opens with brilliant annonnceinents at all the places of Smusrement; three of them producing new stare. Comedy has had @ most successful run at Grover’s, and now we are to have plays ot & more carn ature. Mr. E. venport. the eminent American actor appears to-nizh’ as * Damon,” in “ Damon and Pythias.” \fi.- Susan Devin persouates “ Hermione.” La the aferpiect, Dan Setchell will get into a 4 Ragu. lar Fix,” and get out of itmuch to the aindse- ment ef the audience. Wasuinotos THEATER.—“The favorite com. edian, John E. Owens, appears at this resort thie evening, as « Henry Ye, in © Marned Lif,” and as «Billy Laciaday,” in “Sweet. hearts and Wives.” Miss Annie Wilks, Miss Kate Denin, ane the other prominent perform. ets arein the cast. Mr. Owens has filled so WOAHY successful engag=ments in this city that it is unnectesary to enlarge on his abilities. Forp’s THEATKE.—The startiing melo-drama of “Narramatiah, or the Weptof the Wish-ton- Wish,” will be produced at Ford’s: and Mazgie Mitchell—the public's pet—will appear in the Jeading character, and. with that -uccess, we opine, which invariably atteads her deliues- tions. Charley Bishop appears as “Satisfac- tion Skunk.” The merry laughing farce of the “Ladi atagem| il conclude the enter- tainment, Mies Maggie sustaining five charac- “OaNTEREURY.—Julia Mortimer has return- ed, und wiil to-night renppear upon the Can- terbury boards. No other announcement is mecetsary to fil the house, so popular is this ‘eautiful young lady with the public who are ‘wont to resort to Canterbury. “He Barel has been re-engaged for one week only. The “Gip- sey’s Lay,” which was so popular last spring, ‘Re reproduced, and none who would wit- Nees one of the most deautiful pieces on the stage should fail to se it. ‘ne Cincrs.—M'me Louise Tournaire will, af every performince this week, appear in a umber of astonixhing equestrian feata on her thorough-bred Engiish charger “Kail,” and her Arabian steed “ Liberty.” Gardner & Hem- Ming bave selected their performers with care from among the moet prominent at Nixon's Cremorne Garden, New York, and the London Royal Amphitheater, and are, therefore, ona- dled to give entertainments of a high order, AcapyMy or Mvaic.—At this resort Signora leland M. Jungnickel continue to enter- in with vocal and instrumental music, while attentive waiters dispense refreshments. —— ee Rewizr Fryp ror District Sotntens.—The purpose of making due provision for the vol- unteers in the army, and their families of this District, has for some time, as is known. been engaging 2ttention here. The General Relief Committee hae adopted the following regula. tions for the disbursement of the funds which have been or may be placed in their hands for this purpose: Firet—That the gratuities be confined to the fumiies of volunteers now, or who hereafter LOCAL N Tay be in active service in any reginent of the | District of Columbia, and families of citizens of this District in service as yslunteers in other regiments who are notentitled to receive as- sistance of like nature from any other source, Second.—That the word family shall include the mother, where a widow, and sisters, if in whole or in part dependent on the volanteers. ‘Third._-Tbat the gratuity should be gradua- ted by the number and extent of the family. Fourth.—That the allowance toa wifs.mother, or adtit sister or sisters, be one dollar a week, and to each child and infant sisters or brothers, cents a week. Fifth.—That the claims of all seeking an al- lowanee or cratuity be exarained by a commit. tee of three, who shall certify to the treasurer the number and character of the family, that they have not received assistance of a like na. ture from any other source, and that they are entitled to receive relief according to the scale hereinbefore fixed. Sixth_That families of volunteers shall thereupon be entitled to receive from the treas- urer the weekly stipendghereinbefore provided, So long as the fund lasts and the volunteer re- mains in the service. > Mort TRooPs.—The 22d Connecticut Regi- ment, numbering 911 men, arrived about It o'clock lastnight. They were recruited, equip- ped and armed in less than thirty days, from the vicinity of Hartford, and come prepared to take the fleld. The following are the officers: Colonel, G.S. Burnham: Lieut. Colone!, E. N. Phelps; Major, H. Giuleke; Adjutant,'C. A. J. Juvell: Quartermast yilman; Commis- sary, DF. Hemi 3 przt. Major, C. G. Foster, Chuplain, C. C. Adams; Captai ins, John G. Raot, A. P. Ampbrewster, L. G. HLF. Loomis, Geo. Clark, F G.Ww n y arrived late in the night. They number 1,003 men, who were re- cruited principally in Middlesex, Camden ana Gloucester counties, and are well prepared for ®S campaign. The following are the principal cficers: Colonel, Wisewell; Lieut. Colonel, Roberts; Major, Wilso Adjutant, Gulick; Quartermaster, Bodise; Surgeon, W. D. New- a amd Assistant Surgeons Baker and J. F. erg. Simce Saturday over 700 recrnits haye ar- rived; 422 for the Soth New York, (Engineera,) 240 for the regular infantry, and 46 for the In- dependent Ohio Battery. a ee FoUrtH-Warb STATioN CASKa.—Before Jus- tice Walter.—Sunday—John Latham and John Dougherty, gambling: fined $1 each. Dennis Shonnahaun, disorderly; do. $3. Michaal Ken- nedy, selling liqnor without license; do. $21. Margaret Long, Mary Sullivan, Cornelius Sul- livan and Huch Digny, drunk and disorderly; €o. $1 ench. Daniel Benton, drunk: dismissed: Lewis Cass, for safe keeping: do. Wm. Brown, creating a nnisance; dv. Elizabeth Malone, drunk; do. Wm. Brown, resisting an Officer; for trial. Henry Kew, having concealed wean. ons; fined $20. Jos. Tyler, disorderly; do. 43, Henry Kew, assxult and battery; dismiseed. James Lynch, drunk and fighting; turged over to military. Monday.—Yohn Harris, assault and battery; dismiss: Wm. Day, disorderly; fined 91.06, Sam't_ Roberts, do.; do. $2.06. and Wm. Kennedy, drunk; dismissed. Wm. Woaggins, A. Jones, Wm. Smith, Julia Bran. don, Lizzy Ames and A. W. Jones, disorderly; finedStenach. Isaac Lamon, fast driving, Chas. Hay Franz Oachatein, Geo. Claggett, Ma- hide’ Spownsna Frank Windholtz, disorderly; Argrst ov Horst THIzves.—®n Saturday afternoon Bill Hooks and Jim Wilson were ar- Tested at the door of the Clarendon Hotol by two of the Metropolitan detectives on the charm of being concrrned in some of the recent hotel . When @& lot of skeleton keys and burglars’ tools in their pos- session, and were parently csrcranear chance to goto work at the Clarendon. T'! y ‘were taken one before Justice Olark and the other before Justice Walter, and each were cowmitled to jail for a further Nearing. They are well known thieves, Hooks having served & term in our penitentiary for a&room in Brown's Hotel some time since, and also a term in the New York State priso bery committed there. aie, Se ———— A Surses sew Stoce.—Mr. J. Markriter, = Seventh street, nod sorb erga bony i nown stand 3 new Stock of paper hang- ingteand articles in that line that cannot be ior and execHence south of N.w P of sult themselrec; and purchasers, we may add, are etre of finding articles bought at his place to be just what they are represented. Ho also has ucorps of first-class workmen to execute orders, apd those desizning to renovate their houres for the senson should certainly cali at Markriter’s. See bis tempting announcement elsewhere of new and beantifal goods, —— Becoxp Warp Sratrox Casra—Befors Jus- tice Clark.—Sunday.—Mary Oartwright, cre. Sting nuisames; fined $2. O. B. King, drunk, divmissed. Alex. Stephenson, do. do. John Simpeon, theft of a + for trial. James , disorderly; fined $2. Wit Nicholson, rusk; do. #3 Wm. Robinson, do; do. wi. Lewis Eckstine, assault; do. $3. Mag. Kirby, disorderly; dismis-ed. Alexander Stephenson, rusk, fined $2. a eae assaaning ee court. ‘ londay. —W. Alexander Summetviile, disor. bat divemberd. Philip MeAleer, do; for arial. Ira Wright. to; do. W.O. Tilden, drunk disorderly, fined 23. lie Heanrgrauters—We perceive that come one has discovered new army headqnarters, if ‘we may judge by & signon 3 brick wall nota arandred miles from the cornor of Maryland Avenue and Four-and-a-half street, which reads. “Headquarters U.S. Army.” How dong since the headquarters were changed? “Or dors the ignorant writer suppose that the place most frequented by certain army officars must neceseariiy become “headquarters,"— Repubiecan. < —_———>— —- Tue Hoxtcrps ov Rosixso%.—Chartes Ash- jey, sOidier charged with sbooting Durius Robinson on ths care, whore case was referr to in the Ster of Saturday, was dismiss! from -enstody in that case, held for shooting on the cars. The ball extracted from Robinson's 7 was too large for the pistol which Ashley >. -— Mower Loer.—Capt. Crotrer, of the 150th Tegiment Peunsylvania volunteers, lot this morning at the depot, . fmonnt of nesrly slo’ They are mostly in $19 Treasury notes. The finder will be liberally rewerded Ly bovine them at this office, Treasury notes to the’ sate A RR eon, fast riding; do. $1. Louis inamarket: fined 31. Willinm Smith, disovterly; do. €3. Nelly Shepherd, keeping adi orderly house; jail for 2 hearing Margaret M ‘ole, prostitution; do, Peter F Thompson, burglary: } H. Heeton, érunk, fined $1. a Hotet Rerrer ast night, Patrolmen teele and Tvisby arre man nimed Henry | Thompson, whe was fouad concealed in the Delavan Hopse, open a trur k heloncing to one of the inma the honse: THrmp Warp Sratioy Casza— Walter —Sui.day.—Le fined $5. Before Justice wit Brooks, disorderly; Jutia Clark, do; do.$35. EA, Kelley, . James Fatten, do.; do. <5. Charles do. $5. Charlee Howard, do; vlius Barr, do; workhouse 33 sorderly, flaed $5. of and from the apprarauce of tha crt. ting, the operator must have been near half an | hour at work when he was interrupted. had not got the trunk open, but Wats taken to the Third- ward stallion, and this morning was committed Walter. A TRroTtinG eary hour, an interesting trotting mate! off on Fourte-nth st. west. ons, for a purse of 375, tor which the three entries for further bearing, by Justibe Matcu.— Mile heats, to wag- ere he * Hop” pony, “ Heister,” ant «“Pumpstock.” The race was very closely con- tested; and the judges, after some deliberation, awarded the purse to Hop, rating Heister sec- ond, and Pumpestock third. FULLY ComMMITTED. pe SSS eremiah Dickson, the negro man whose arrest by our officers we no- ticed Inst week, for the murder of Peter Miller in Philadelphia, about four years ago, had a hearing before Mayor Henry of ‘that city, on Saturday trial. last, and was fully committed for a H. O. Hoop, 333 Pennsylvania avenne, was the manufacturer of the beautiful silver piteher presented to R. G. Hedrick by the employees of the Interior Department. nein Crry Covyeita.—The City Conncils meat this evening at 7 o’clock instead of half-past 4, as heretofore. Wantro—A Hel} mediately. oc 6-2" Epitor ov tay Stag. Touch «at Foundry Excursion of Washing! their untiring efforta to distribute the said excursion amo District out the residence of each bereaved home, and h: ry children and caused sad fed hui Laas for smith shop. Apply im- H. Granam, Coachmaker, 374 B.and 477 Eighth st. — ir: Ihave noticed with isfaction the eommittaes af tha [ren ton Navy Yard in Toceads of the needy families of our heir committee has hunted ave mothers to ro- Ros unteers. Se in the hour of need. and I do think all honor in due tet chanics Navy ¥ been ¢ ‘ibuted to the pur he liberal hearted, patriotic, loyal ms- the iron Poche irs the ‘ashinston Tunderstand t t the fanda have all se for whicir it was designed, and T hope that all loyal citizens of tha District may fako example hy them and give aid ta j those of ou our country, r community which standa in defense of AN OBSRRVFR. SS Go Av of you to the Dollar Store, 438 Pennayl- Vania avenue, near Four-and-a-half street, and see the splendid stock of New Goods pow opening, and take your choice for One Dollar. Heantey from the effects of the bulle sure to night air. illz, taken every ot! and ex Way's oc t-lw* DRESS yor tim SotpigR!—For one who dies ten perish from dap alt doxer of Hollo night, will correct aildisorders of the Liver and Stomach, purify the blood, and 25 cents per box Post sGe their bills in United States Notes or Pestal C rency when they are presented. @itizens havi only one doilar ean feceive any other money for by presenting it to the Bank, ensure ound health to every man, oy 22. Currency. The Bullion Bank redeem Be 29-1W* eer WHITERURST GALLERY, furnishes scription recent batt Also, Card Courort ions, Cellosities. Warts Ciub and Inverted Nails, Folarged Joints, Chillblaing, and all Discnses of the Feet wellJAnown Chiropodist, at 426 Dear 455 st. their complaints or illnese, without rece te on from them. informa’ Mveure. venia ay, Fashington, D c de Visite Lis tea can be obtained at t! js establish oent. Likenesses of all the prominent Gener. linns, Orders for Camp and Field tly attended to. Remesaber, und go ret’s before going to the battle-Held. ——_— Anp Easr —In one minute, Corns, Bun- cured without pain by Dr. White, the 5 Pennsylvania av,, se 17-tf . from Canada, will maser and tell bis patients the nature of No charae for consult ce, No. 11 Washington Building, » Corber of Seventh street, au 26-tf ——$__<$—__ AH. Hatt & Co. have removed their stock of India Rubber Goods from their branch stot + $6 Penneylvania avenue, back te Boston, during the summer whera they will be pleased to Tecaive orders by telegraph or mail fer any and all of tha vari: Gutta Per. exprees ce twent could A. Hell & -four sold here. Send on your ordera and have them filled at mannfacturer's oua articles made from India Rubber or cha. Orders will be forwarded by any mpany's lightning train, and arrive in ours, cheaper to our citizena than they prices at Mosars. H. Co.'s warehouse, (where they have the jarerst aseortment of India Rubber Goods in the world.) 85 Milk streot, Boston, Massachusetts. may 19-M,W,8,tf Great P Harr Washins low fare an: through at urate the Northand Bee SS ESNSYLVANTA Route, via Baltimore and —Two trains leave daily and one on Sunday—quick time— 4 sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold Government rates. For ticketa and fur- ther information apply at the ofiice of Great Penn. sylvan avenue a! 5a. m. unt achly There is no Hair Dye in use so pure, 5 vite, northeast corner of Pennsylvania t., Washington. Office open from ; OD Sundays from 2to4 p.m. E Nourox, Agent, G i3 p.m See ee Carstapora’s Harr Dre, ° free from all objeetionshle properties, that produces such splendid ard permanent tints,or that operates so qnickly, uniformly and certainly as Cxistapono’s Kxcevsion Han Drs, This matchless article is pronounced by all who Bave ever applied it, or seen it applied, the moat wonderfal invention of theage. Ten minutes suf fices for any shade of brown or the deepest black, It leaves the akin unstained. Manufactured by J. Oristadoro, 6 Astor House, New York. Sold everywhere, amd applied by ail Hair Dressers. Price $1, 1.30 and $3 per box, according to No. 7. Caistapono’s Hain Preservative In invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the utmost | softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality Ww the hair size Witiam duces a col Price 0 cents, Sland $2 per bottle, according te #0 Z-eolmr ——_—<s_— Barcrzton’s Harn Drs, The best in the World. A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- or not to be distinguished from nature— | warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rom- dies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Bair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instatly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beantiful. Hold by all Druggists, &e. S&T The Genuine ia signed Wittiam A. Batoue- LOB, om tha four sides of cach hor. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, m 2-ly (Late 238 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) On the Sth instant, by BO! ABST! Bick H cr '‘W, both of Baltimore. MARRIED, harles Hicks, ELIZ- to GH E. DEF (Baltimore papers copy.) SILKS AND FANCY SILKS—A fail vy. The setual cash yalue marked in plain figures, Au inspection of stock salielted, uo vbligation to pure incurred. TiN PERRY & BROTHER, Ps. ave. and Ninth str: ‘erry Bui OIXTS, PROPR and CARTIN: LACH, BRINGE, SEAMING CORD, For salo 00 2-3teo (Repub. & Alex. Gaz.) without advance on old rates, JOUN RB. ELY AE 309 Pn. a m. NEW STURB. Sanarrorp bees Meal Niath st., between Offers for sale choice lot Five Best TEAS, lish Breakfaxt, 96 centsss TYE? ute. 5 38 o Aleo, Best Gunpowder, Imperial and Young tly- fon. Fine Beige a aevort men! b+ Cota W.. B. BA MITH Hass the ota otand of P Gatieell ia both end will sell the choiccet only I conta, seetPansily Green, With AT oth at. between Dac! B markets, and takes ail that may be o! LAMB, ie SATSAGE, wt Luox Bank NOTES oc hw SOR SALK-A Ca Rat GRBE: For tals 00 PHeo Also, several fine DATE ad 258 ORSRA—on ‘entrei Guerd House. Alao, 1 pair of black match HORY! i MAKERS’ WEBBING, Can match HORSES; Ido. of jot Lali ew |. BHA BR and BCREWS, ard TUPPS y Lage ces}, : s ENAMELED. Gays OM ped. & Ainx fines Anatiempt had been made to | He | Se LOST AND FOSND. | LL oie, em NEN PEE COMM RENDRED Hl morning, from NINET’ LLARS, mostly in 916 Treasery nov finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving Same atthe Star Office. or with CAPT. H. W. COROT. Z¥R. Co. D, 34th Regs. Pa. Voiamtecrs, Cwmp, Ajera’ Tlome ocr STRAY—Camo to the premiace of the nnder- 4 eignel,e large white COW, with horm®. The owner fr Fequested tu come forward, prove proper ty, pay charges and take her away ee te V7 Ru psaM, near Georgetown Cotirga, oc 6-3t* on Clarendon and Jones! Pace WArcH, OST —Los hix morning, a lady's Gold Hunting-cas FATCH. A suitable ro- ward _will be given on its heing returned to the own- er, 175 G@ st., between I9th and 2th, oc 4-3t STRAYED—From the subscriber, on the 27th SS ult., a dark red buffalo COW. with white spots, A liberal reward will be given ifthe sbove cow is returned to the owner. corner 6th and (i street, Navy Yard. (oc 4-3t") Pp. ARTI. by Mpa UP ESTRAY—On tho Ist instant. one iron grey HORAK, with leather halter and strap, whioh the owner can have by proving prop- ert nd paying charges, Enquire st 446 Penn sylvania avenue. oe 4-30" | Revere the evening of the 4.8 AULD SEAL, with hook attached: one white and one corne- setting. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning it to W. WILLAKD SMITIL, Capt. and A. D.C, No. 233 G street, between 17th and 18th, or No. 441 13th OST—A large can between F and @ océ-3t" covered TRONK, was missing at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yousereay marked “BR. J. J.’ A liberal reward ¥ d for ita recovery, on being left at GEO. pe PARKER, Pa. ave. between 7th and 6th ashington, or t0 ANDREW JAMISON, oe ane to the subscribe stance from the south end esp ret horned) COW, with faving lost the brash; © the owner of the above de- weribed cow is re nested to come fotward, prove property, and take her away. oc 42 G¥0. W. TALBURT AME TO THE SUBECRIBBR, ‘5th September, ‘amotied grey MARH, ! or 12 years old: with along scar around her right hind leg: and Inme sa her forefoot, ‘The owner is requewted to como for. ward, prove property, pay charges, and take her aways PrOPery) POY OT ARLES KING, oc 4-3" near Tsnally Town S10 BAYA RP rhe, 8 fvetiak @amno © BRACELET, twisted gold bii ding, on last } Monday. betweenéth and 7th and @ and I 'stre«ts. Itisa gift token, and the finder will receive #10 for it at 523 I street. From the game place, s ‘mall BOX, with about $10 in it, was lost on T day. A liberal reward paid for the same. oc4-st* SB REWARD —Strayed about_two weeks ago. a ed red buffalo COW, about 7 years old. Tha reward will be given for her MAN, 614 L at., bot, sth TRAY,—Came to the premises of the sulscri- ber. corner of 439 #treet and Maryland avenue, about three weeks ago, an old bay MARE. very poor and searred, which the owner i ested to claim, prov~ property, pay charges and take away 3 . HOLBROOK, » REWARD. be paid for the finding and Fe) delivery of an extray MILK COW, a brown Pulalo, with white face and forelock; aud's dis white mark under the lower eee rn to Ch ir. ee oe side; had ena bell, to Sth ull corner of @ ant gth'streets, No. 164, ne 3tt . ARD—Strayed or stolen, $10 EASA ryan the night of the one grey HORSE 4 years ofl; stands about | patural tail, hax interfered a little on forward oer new all round;uich ese in lower corns: ever Bh: return said horse toC. W. MITCHELL 332 str uf ‘ B | t, shall receive the above reward,and no qnee- | ra nsked. oc 3-3t* £20 REW onto nesiday. & Maury’s, Pa. ave., about noon on Wed- | October ist. a very dark chesnut sorrel | HORSE, in a light, one sont ROCKAWAY, cur- | tains lined with Ulue cloth, cushions coverad | with white linen, and having two glass sash on hinges in front. buttoned by leather staps to the top of the carriage, The maker's name, A. J. Joyce. on the carriage. The horse is handsomely formed, with s white xpot in his forehead: has rather ‘a long, switch tail, about sixteen hands higk;, 19 years old; and had ena brenast strap. instead of collar. The above reward will he parl . for their recovery. THOMAS BLAGDON, oe 3.3t" 499 Seventh etroct, ee SS BALLS, PARTIES, &e. af Be E AXDERSON CLUR IN THD FIZLD AGAIN! The members of the Anderson Club take great jleasure in announcing to their friends, and the public in ergs » that they wiil give their fifth GRAND BALL at Pemperance, Hall.on Est., between 9th and ith, MON- DAY, October 27. Hays” brass and string band haa been engaged for the -ccasion. Committe be Arrangements. E. Quinlan, Kelly, J. Hughes, J. Suilivan, nor M. Horrigan, M.C P M D. MeGrat IN THE FIELD AGAIN! TENTH GRAND ASSEMBLY of the HICKORY CLUB will take place on MONDAY, October 6th, 1362 at Temperance Hall, E street, be- tween 9th and loth, The members pladge the:nselves te spare no pains to make this the Parts of the reason, A rplendid «tring band has been engaged for the occasion. Strict order will be preserved. Tickets $1. admitting a gentleman and ladies, No caps allowed in the room, SUTLERS’ SUPPLIES. PRESERVES, PICKLES, AUOES, CATSUP, AN K. SYRUPS, GAN ST POWDERS, M OU PS, CRACKERS, CAKES, AMS."SCOTCH HERRING .'3 TKA, SAKDINES, POTATOES. ER, SHOR BRUSH ga, B ‘3 THS AN PAPER. B BOILERS -y; a AG TIN CUPS. GOFF ERY: 8, TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, FANCY f a variety of other articles auited to the trade, which Loffer at the ome vices. Caliand mre: wee, C. CROWLEY No. 506 Nintu strect, e one door from Pa. avenue. Anz Soli wate as Es ernors G napect our large stock oe all kinds of DRY ‘Boon’ arel. 6 vast quantity of Mourning Gooda annually passing through our handa enables us to offer de- cided bargains the year round. One price only, the actual cash standard value, marked in plain figures. Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send ew supplies daily. Renew supplies dally. DERRY & BROTHER, Be 2 et Penn. avenue Aled Oth street, WATER NOTICE In consequence of the lowncss of the water in the General Reservoir it will be necoscary, unless great economy of water ia practice, for the Government soon to ahut off the aupply to citizens entirely. All persons are, ther: fore, forbidden to use the hydrants on Pennsylvania avenue. or on any atreeta oF avenues under tho care and sapesvigion of the Commiraioner of Public Building=, for watering the atreata or pavements, or for any private purpose wind ally ing the wat e 81 a rsONSs usin, we water are urgently so- licited to be as ecuuomsical in its use as possibis and complete for Mourning ; B. FRENCH, Commissioner of Public Buildings. Pecrse sre FOR PAPHR.- Navy Deranrue Bureav af Provistons and Clothin: { plermber 22, 1852. Propowat.s (sealed and endorsed *Proposala for Raper J will be received at this Bureau until noon op the th day of October next, for furnishing and delivering at the Navy Yard at Bro aN bas York, three houdred reams of paper, wita the pri lege of increasing the quantity to one thousand reams, The paper to be wh.i+, 13% inches by 164 inches, to weigh 16 pounds to the ream, and made of lion stack; to ba Stop ralsd aving. one inch each page, back and front; to be ruled % lines on each . With ono inch margin at topand bottow. Sam, oF gaality and size of the papor m: 1 be Seen af the office of the Inspector in charge at the N din Charlestown, husetts; Brook- iy , New York; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and at this Burcau. margin on so 3 inwiw R=’ OLVING [KON TURBE Wasuinoros. Repterrter tah ASHINGYOS, le. . Tre Navy Deri nrwesr will receive propositions for the construttion and erection on board of a ves bel veoh at the Portsmouth, New Ha:apshire, T3. Navy Yard ew York, and Philadelp! abie emoke- of two revolving towers and an imp) pige for each vews:l. e one = ~~ boat there edhe Be e t ced house, « whole te bo on ie goneral jan of these now building for the naval servien > The diameter of the tower will be 2} fact in the clear; its thickness will be 11 inches, composed o plates cf not lees than one inch thick, The smoke, pipe in thickness siz inches, composed of plates not than ons inok thick, insite diame- terat the top forty-six inches, and’ height above the deck eight feet. ‘The propositions must embrace all the machinery and working the turrets and the guns, and will state the cost and the time which the work on each vessel will be com: board and ready for service. for revolving wit ted on will be furnished with general avy Departm-nt. be receive unttt the 15th day of October, and must be addressed to the Navy partment and endorsed on the outside “ PRosos its FoR REVOLVING TURREVS, that the tinguished from other letters The con! drawings by the Proposals will may be die 4 6 To Ae 1B Lawtoctié HOLBSALRE BRALEKS INDIA-RUBRER GOODS. iE, RECRLY, DOZEN INDIA RUBBER COATS. do do do BLANK ets, PONC! pacts ire do to dn B Be s n ‘ » APES. do do io AVELOCKS, a do Cheap to Desiens. 2 fe olmif 322 Pout. bet oth and ith A PAM® EXP RE =5 ‘company, | NOTICS OF REMOVAL. The DELIVE 8 of this Goxipaay ia fram 7 ag Inegu dope ca B etree? Fete soa: wits bee Bea s BTEPTLENS & oF, “t Ay y VARD.—Stolen from in front of Taylor | — WANTS. ANTED—A good, steady MAN, to mako fires and work abou tho yard. Apply at tho office of the United 5 tea Hatet, ___ ae 8-288 ANTED—A good COLOKRD WAITER, at Me Restaurant 277 Pa. arenuc, between th an It Good and nth ate WW ANTED—By areapectable girl, aSITUATION as wet nurse or todo chambetwork aud sew ing. Apply at No. 29 Tronty-fest x! ro 7 ANTED—Good MESSENGERS, by the Amert- ean T+legraph Company, No. 432 Peansyl- vania avenue. och tw LACKSMITHS WANTED IMMEDIATFLY— SD—A geod washer and ir wages. 277 Pa. avenue, Four Firemen and four Helpers. Inquire of W W. R&PLEY, Kightcenth st., near Pa. xrenue, lsc, two Wagon Trim vers, oe 5-3t* WASTE — By x young woman,a SITUATION as cook, washer. or iruner, ina private fami- ly. Addrees or cali at N K stroat, be! 2let and 2d. V 7 aN ED—A quod active MAN. to drives Sut- team, and to inake himnelf gensrally ap. Apply to J. PEARSON, 491 sth ngton, D. C. ANTRD—A STORE and DWELLING, if not allthe dwellin, three rooms. Ad- B. B.,” at P.M. DUBANTS Restaurant. WwW dren OC oc G2" V Bit at FANT¥YD—A STEWARD and three & VANTS, at the Marios Barracks. None nem ply without good written recommendations. Ap- immediately. it a GIRL WANTED—To take care of ababy. To J young and active girl, this will be a good place. Caillat 372 Ith street, between L and Matreata. A German preferred. ie GARDENER. well recommended, te take char, ofsasmall farm,uecar this city, will hear o: [ad situation by addressing “do. H. ¢.,” ie a ANTRD—A YOUTH 18 or 17 years of ago, to learn theapothecary business. Address, with “Apothecary, Washi s- oe ton WANTED Ry an res bese woman, & SITUA- TION ss cooking hotel, restautant or pri- rate family. The best of city referonces given. Call at No. $45 Sixth street. between H andl. it* WANTED— To good WHBELWRIGIETS and one good BLACKSMITH, Non» but gool hands need apply. Tho best wages given. Apply on K xtroct, between 9th and 19th. 00 6-2" WA. SAUTER. AYARTMENT WANTED—One or two Rooms, ZA with or without Board, for n laly and two children Address MRS. MAJBR, at Ruliman's liotel, Pa. avenue; or Dr, A. MAJER, Pairfax Seminary Hospital. it Wits dustrious men; none others need apply. Inquire at 548 Pa. avenue (mp stairs.) oc 6 lw* FRANK DORMAN. OCSE WANTKD—To rent (containing 5 or6 rooms,} or to purchase. for ich cash will bo W real re and reference, Le paid. Addrexs “H. ..”’ at te Star Offices. cease" B ANTED—Prom 16 to 18 years old, to han dle tumber Apply atthe corner of Iatand D “) BALDWIN BROTHERS MAN, for an olf estab- re, Best of references re- io 4, Star Office. ocd 3t* ER for hotel. A Ger We sneer Apply Hotel du Rh'n, (for- merly Conrad's Hotel ) 353 Pa averue. oc 4 2)" W ac a D—A good my La! streets. (oe 4- TANTED—A SAL ished ueveny ANTED—A good P¢ and do house Restaurant, corner Ith street and the avenue, D—A PART OF AHOUSF, ora Hotel, to. of for a small family. near the Thite Address 8. GULDSTIM, Box 170 of £31 JANTED TO RENT—In the naighborhood of the pn ‘lic offiens, a small number of ROOMS for hovany o V (furnished) ce. VERL, to do how Apply at corner H xt ORSES AND CARTS HORSES anil CARTS will fi ment ou th town. oc 2-4t zal aie — FISUSE, WANT! BoA raze MOUs or unfurbish~i wanted. One containing te near fiearge- , Contractor t Rene . HAKL BURKE Star Offi vc3-3t* mthe itals situated north fourteen rooms, preferred Any one having su: ahouse may find » pr 7 tenant, by addressing" R. Y V ANTED TO KRENT—A HOUSE, farnishe1 or partly furnished, in the vicinity of Lafayette Square. The house to'contain six or seven chain- ides prriors. &e. Apply to BLL. KINNEY, ee, Commirsary General Subsistance, corner H Ftreet and Jackson Place. oc $-3t* I ADIES, LOOK IFERBI—I want every laiy in 4 town to bring their flannel, muslin, cambric, &c., and have it stamped. You can hare your choice of 0m elegant patterna, designed for every article of ladies’ wear. We only charge six cemte per width, and are the only persons in town who make it an exclusive business. Call at 2504 Saventh street west, between L and M streets, Northero ertion. oc 2-6t* T° GOVERNM. FOOD CONTRACTORS AND WoD DEALER3. 1,009 cords of SEASONED SPLIT WOOD for Fale, wpulin J been cut last winter, situated imae- diately on the Seventh street Plank Road, about 5 miles from the city. about 1 to 2miles f: forte, and 3 miler from the hor: of the city. Ap) to W. H. CLAGETT at W Bhuster & Co. 0. 38 Loui avenue, between Re ytet 7th and ath kta A CCOUNTANT—The rervices of an experienced Accounfant can be halin the evenings, apon en applical naddressed to 266 Hat. se 15-im REVERS MEN (discharged soldiers preferred) + and Boys wanted te sell goods to the army in this city and vicinity—a first-rate chance to :aake . Appixat437 Pennagivania av., (second a0'15-Im* V ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, tmmedi- ately,in acentral locatieu—not less than 12 rooms. Good rent and best of references gi ran. ‘Address "ER. Rox 3, Star Office, oe tite ¥ 7 ANTED.—We hi SECON D-HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BEDDING, for which we are paying the highest cash prices. Fam. ilies declining Rouse teeping, or having a surpl: of farniture will find it to their advanta, to gi usacall BONTZ & GRIFFITH Je 12-tf No 369 Seventh at.. between Iand K ANTED Every person to kuow that [ am in the market. realy ta pay cash for all articles e housefurtishing line” ‘These leaving the ah hoventh street between ts and Hi ven’ ree' ween . in New and Second-hand "Farol: no b URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rent. i from Lek _ee years a eee welling for a private family. Loeation First or Recond Ward preferred,” Address Lock Bot 65. Washington, D.C. Be 4-28 OTICH.—Thore in want of Employment of any kind would better call on the new Taseiligoace Office, No, 31% Ninth st., where the best of pay will he given to first-class Servants. I have always spplicationa on hand for good Cooks, cS g ambermaida, Waiters and u; alaa for ‘oung Men to wait op tables, in private families or tad years in want ant of popdibelp will tat tose cnikrentetiecy to wan olp wi ir he le. i Dest of tonants can f. oO R.—Housca wanted. ‘Pho be obtained without charge by spiping. = above, LON DON iT mB-iy I ARDNER on tins HAM ENGINE 7 te. Denin«on on Ctock and Watch Making, 75 conta. Law's Elements of lid, 75 comte. Tomiinson’s Natural Philosophy, 37 centa. Higaten's Histery of the Electric Telegraph, 75 conta. Harris on Gaivanism, 56 conts. Dompsey on Iron Girder Bri: . 37 cents, Hann's Plane Trigonometry, 37 cents. ical Pastruiments, 3? centa ips Anchc rs, 56 centn. qctiseina of Embanting Lands trom the Soa, 76 8. Andrews on Ayeicultaral Engineoring, 91 12 ddrews on Agriculturi nginserin, y ao ai whanex # {vitor D ¥IELD AND STAFF OFFICERS. co, PE DLK And -ingie Breasted Biue Cloth FROCK itiue Beaver Regulation OVER COATS. Light and Dark Blue Cassimers, PAN FALOONS, cere mere Suck Gaunth or hi iL 4 Plannel SUIR PS. atte and Wash Lecathine GLOVES. Under Shirts, Drawers, Half-Hose, &c., ke. Au ef the aboro goo! mare cf superior quality, Bol J will be sold at our wen EEK & 00., NeaH Wall _0¢ 2-10tiF 36% Penn. avenue, ‘OMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY. FOR BALTLI. oA YIA POINT LOOKOUT a RINGIPA ND- a CA a cae k iT wil hereafter traps Wanliingiow ana ALTE . making two tripe Cor ae ench way, touching at Point and all the i landings on the route. owe w inbin; Freight or passage can apply at G Street Wharf, Washington, sod vernment Whart Baltizacre, and at the diffrent landings om the route WM. R. SNOW, Agent. Washington, D.©., Rapt. 9°. 1982. vel 1 GIVE NOTICK, That the sabserl- bas obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Wi qton County, in the District. of Colum! ¥s o) admin) 0) the personal estate neti Inte Of Gaorgstown, vtet ington cvunty, Sctonced. Au mA hav Sesinat ths paid leeraeds are hereby Sacned ‘to exh with the vou a tharcof T thevsuiloeRer et oe tet the tole Gay ot Beptember next; they many oth €X:luded from aU benefit of the said 5 Given under my this thirtieth dey of Sop temorr, AL D., 162. ‘ CATHERINE V. KING. _00! lawaw* Administratric. ae abies NAMPBELL & SON. Cc abt PHNNSYLVANIA AVENTS. A genuine satortaent of HARD WAKS ANP AMY Godups: * SN ANS STEEL: ANTRD-AGENTS to canvas for stencil | From $5 toe $3 per day made by in- | eeping, Rent in advance, | her of constantemploy- | pi paying and permanant | | just arrived per schoouer Ita and for sale from | Vereet. ER RO RRY. FOR SALE AND RENT. | ‘OR RENT —Two front ROOMS, comwunicatiog ill be rented either aa chambers or parlor and sober. Apply at No. 274 B street, corner of 34. poe R SALE—A HOUSE al LOT on Datrect, noar Tth, houre 3 feet front by 6) deep. three stories; lot 197 feet deep. running baek S*foot aller a xe good business stand. For particulars apply at 40" Detreet oe = org st Fo RENT—FURNISHED KOOMS. een f of a suitef apartinents on the first door Chppbens the evoond and third steries. Hot aad water, withevery moderg improvement. Sit- uation, Na. 184 F «treet, above i7fh. For terms applg at the house. oc i-3L" Kx BALE—A three-story brick STORE aat DWELLING onthe North MarketSpare. Also, a large four story and basement brick Store on tha corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Df atrast, Also, weeral Ufeanie Hoaaer in different parts of the city: a ol tae t le wULYS WARD ee a ee Laren 5 {OR RENT—A handsomely Furnished CHAM. EF BER Ethereal pay reqnired (and no questions asked.) Address*A. B.." City Post Office. oc3-3t* Nw BRICK STABLE AND CARRIAGE AOUSE FOR RENT—Ample accommodati for four horses. Applg at 53. 6th and 7th. HT street, between re SALE—A small FRAME HOUSK, with LOT, on I street, between 2th and 13th. Perms ensh! on reasonable terms. Appiy to A. TAVERN, 334 Tl atreet, between 13th and 14 {OR BENT—Two plessautiy Furnished ROOMS, convemient to all the Public Buildings; fur- niehel with cas and other conveniences; located on I3th etrect, first house from New York arconua— aes oc S-ee3t* COMS TO LET—A private family, bey, t rey than needed, woult let a PARLOR an: BED ROOM, or two Parlors, to sing! ntiemen or ie and their wife, with or without Board, ‘he location ia very pleasant, near the Post &e. A 304 street, between 7th and sth. oc ERT ew three xtory BRICK HOUSE situated in the seventh Ward, between 455 and oth streets, will be sold a bargain for cash. Inquire at the office of the Washington Iron Works, RAM i ea | 2 B 0K STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOR SALE.—An extablished Stora in Georgetown, D.C., doing a fret rate buniness, is now offered for sale. Terma made reasonable. Application for the addremed to“ B.," Georgetown. Do, - } j i stabling, hauve. Ac. with a lot of ten acr tty under cultivation Also, for esle. a good ow, ands family Horse and Carriage, on reason- able terms. Apply at No. 369 corner of ixth s Ti streets. ne 23-20? ]'WO FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with or without Board, a few minutes walk from the Post Office Department and Patent Office, No. 437 Est. between 6th and 7th. Also, Table Boaters, at rearonable rates Se 24-2aw2w" | menths. with interest. AUCTION SALES. ——! (Gy ee THI LJ AFTERNOON AND To-MIORROW. eae McOVIRE & CO., Auctionsers. RADE SALE TRAS, Pies etre Lane, Ha tng Po 304 firkina free ware York Better, Hew 61 tube ao do ¥8 kege fam’y Leaf Eardt, tierce: Sugar-ewred BP boxer Rastern Cat BM extra Ohio Flour, followi ly and to Cheeee, York ii Urands, viz: Star of iret's Ne k, Reuud Layer Raikine, 4 bales ota. 1 bele Princess Paper Shell Almonds, cares Lm Peqnee, oltas fare, boxes ite. do Sugar Crackers, . wis and Paley trels Rice, i. ey * cases Rardines, witele and ial? boxes, ¢o Extra Ou, boxes Vermacelll, le Maca: 7 lo Lem d igate and Hell’: Rest + ee Tollet Soap, ie vrtete of kinds, 87 boxes Gilbert» Lenndry Starch, be do ode Nortan rte rs von Yr im do Candice, in epcartens mm 4o mr xen, 10 cares Cayenne Pepper, im glass visis eed Ge 1's Fine Out Tobaceo, . Pure Cider Vinegar, wire ae HIBS RSAe Adamantine io By J. G. McGUIRE & CO-, Anctioncers. S' ALL FRAME HOUSE 2 ON Latp, aT Acctios —On , AY A on of Lot No.6, Square irteen-and-a-halt: NOON , October 7, at 5 o'clock, -a-half stheet siween I ‘aed attecta south. Isinnd,) and ni , to a wide alley, tomether with the im provements, comsisting of s2we-etory Prame House, Sg ore ly roemes. Terms: One-balf cash ; the remainder in six secured by déed of trustom the premises. * Title perfect. ocd J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Ancts, POR RENT_At No. 450 Twelfth xt., east side, | hatween G and If sts., comfortable APART: MENTS—chambers, single and with sitting rooms attached; recently furniahed. No children in t house. The location is one of the most desirable ip Washington Je Z-tf BOARDING. ARDING —Several BOARDERS can be ace om- ated atNo S02 Tatrect, betw-en Oth aud 7th. = ble Boarders can also be accommodated. oc 3a" SS EKORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. NOTICE EK AND LAGER BEER For Suie by M. RUPPEL, No. 37 Market Space, Georgetown. AYOR’S OFFICE, Goxcerown, D. C., Oct. sth, 1852, NE AND BRICK FOR SALE AT PUBLIC | CN —The subscriber will sell. at 5o'elock, TURDAY. the lth inst., on the premises, cka of tuiliing Stone and Brick, at the n termination of Fayette street. in this 2. Terms eash, HENRY ADDISON, oe 6-dtd Mayor. pet TOES POTATORS!! 2.50 bushels of prime BUCK EYE POTATORS Reaprse AL ec G-iw* PETE “5 Water st., Geo fe Ft NV OURNING DKESS GOODS AND SHAWLS | inal the modern and old standard fabrics. We Bame among the new fabrics “Crape Cloth” and | “Turin Cloth.” Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send us Lew supplies daily. i One price only, the actual cash value, marked in | plain Sguree sks Z| Ap ins tion of stock incurs no obligation oa eck PERRY & BRO, Penn. avenue and 3th street, purchase ER _* Perry Building.” 1 a SHAWL (OK TRAY ELING SHAWLS) FOR GENTS They aleo answer the purpose of blankets for off errs in camp or on the march. _ PORED BLANKETS for camp use LARGE, WAI We are del A stylich DRESS otops" daily opening new and stylin ne plain Penn. avenue and 9th street, oc 2-1 “Perry Buil ting.” RM Y¥Y GOoDSs CAMP COTS, CAMP STOVES, C'AMP STOOLS, MESS CHESTS, TIN-WARE. SPOONS, CUTLEBY, TIN CUPS, TIN PLATES, SCALES COOKING STOVES, COAL OLL LAMPS, &c. Just received by E.H. & H. 1. GREGORY, ne 19 321 Pa. avenue. qtosns, SHAWLS . AND MANTLES. We bare just received a large and beautiful as- sortment of the abore Sent. in allthe new styles | of this season, the styles being satiesly new aad | the prices very moderate. We ask the attention of the ledies to these, as well as toa large stock o ge et M_ TAYLOR & CO EYE AND EAR. DEAFNESS. Dr, von moscuzisKER, the onty te European OCULIST and AURIST in thinames on all maladice and EAR, requi: Med 3 tice only, the actual cash ralwe, marked in | ures. PERRY & BRO. ean be Washington County, in the District of Columbia, lotters of administration on the personal of Mary Murray, late of Washington City tere, deceased. All persons bi sald dectgeed, tre ereby warned to el the E Youebers thereof, su , on or before the 3h day of bar next: = Fyncyes law be exch from ali o' estate. Given under my hand this twentieth day of Sep tember, A. D., 1362. HUGH ¥, ve 25-lawsw* Administrator. = JUST RECEIVED, at No. J WR wiariet Space, Pentisyivania ay. me between sib and sth street wii < YR’ SHOKS, r AL. ee ARMOB PLATES. “Rave Deessewenr joer 1s, Toda. ¢ until the Lsth ee 6 at Portemouth, @ thicknesses Wasntnoron, Tue Navy DerantTMent tions Deck P! October, receiv. the Irom "Armor ‘and a St eents. ~ 78: Hann's ai and Conic Sections, conte. Feelin on Acoustics, © cents. Pyne on Pe ive, TS cent. Hann’'s Spherical Trigonometry, conte. Main’s Astronomy 37 conte tomers ‘a fo momma bu o.. ‘« Plane Tr mere ST ots, ae, Mtatica afd Dynansine 7 canta Heather on Mathematical Instr Mremonical Leesons in Ge Tri oF conte #4 TURE DAYS; By W. L, WALL & CO., A 3 ” ‘Successors of Wall @ Bareara Ss STREET LINE ONNIBUSES af AveTr WEDNESDAY. at 1 o'clock a their Stables, on the Navy Yard, for cash. Number of Horses, 14 Ught two Horse Omnibuses, built by Jobe Stephenson, l large four Horse do, Laree lot of Iron, Steel. and Wheelwrichts bum- . Large lot Harness, 2large Sleighe. Terms cash. This sale will be well worthy the attention of Sutlers’ and others using Wi id Harness | ‘oc 6 (Rep.) wt. WALL * co. Aucte. By J. C. McGUIRE & ©0O., Ancti XECUTOR’S SALE OF SMALL Bi PFraue Dweiine Horses. —On Hon AFTERNOON, October 9th. at premions, the subscriber No. Ii and 12. in square N Fourth street wert, bet running back 62 feet, improved by built two-story Brice Dweiling four rooms on the Dwelling House on the rear, frontin, feet pared alley. ‘ Terms : One-third in cash, the remainder ineix and twelve months, with interest, secured bp @ deed of trust on the fone. MICHAEL GRI ¥ oc6-4 (Rep) ITH, Rxeou! J.C. Meat i. TRE & CO. Anete. By W. L. WALL & ©0., A (Bacosanors to Wall @ Bacnach ye Corner Nixth street and Penn. m= Condemned ax ur ft for public Terms cash, in Government funds. * Capt. A. QM. C.8. DANA, 0c 6 By J. 0. MeGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. ANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSER: “ER Krrrots at Pertic 8ace —On MON MORNING, October 13th, at # o'clock, st the Tegd- dence of his Excellency & F. Asta Buruags, Minis- ter from Gai N $75 ¥ Detwree streets. Household Effects, comprising— Buite of Solid Parlor Furniture, Snished Two Bela, four Arg and eight Site Obeie’ mate ‘wo Sofas, four to-order by Renwick. ahaa Six Walnut y Chairs, Gnished in Crimson Satin Handsome cr mson silk covered Sofa, Borewood Marble-top Centre Tables, Walnut Secretary and Whatnots, Rich Velvet Parlor Carpets, Suite of Solid Oak Dining-room Furniture com- Extension Dining Table, Marble- Three Arm aud ten Side’ Chairs Sntahed ooth tee. Tocco, Boheminn and Crystal Cut Ginseware, French China Dinner and Tea Service, Walaut Hat Tree, Iron Hall Chairs, Velvet Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes, Handsome Bronze and Gilt Chande:ior, ¢ 1! Hedutends, Bureaus, and Washetanie Cottage and Tron Bed-tesde.T vilet Bete, Toxether with tke eonal caccetencat of itechem ‘Requisives. At Oxe O’oLocx, In front of the premises— Ax excellent French Coupes, ‘° Double Harness, ai oS __3.C. Wav 8. MARSHAL’S SAL € & ES on Ad v Fi FARE fa TERRY & Ps. ef oars StS dha teete |