Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1862, Page 3

The bill wae then referred te the commi' On ine Perienisy 4 ___LOCAL NEWS. _ AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT Forms Tu¥aTeR was thromged Lt night oyster ehelis for top dress, BEAM OU DY SCeA-1ON Of the presemesion (ior Hit to repair Bist sfreot east, the eizhiin tim) of ¢Panchon® The public Sere sen Banat north, eee crave Bever appeswe to Weary @f wilnes K Sie ke - > Circle Reex " titel play; © of Mr. Knignt Su apie a bil to a Tax ae gars Tidbth Gunes. |S Wh #0 to dus salecy tor esira excelled. or the Life of au Actress," and “The Ladies’ Stratagem” is the excellent PALL for this evening. Bishop and the promi- ment members of the star Sanerey appearia the cast. Don’t lil fo see + Maggie.” froma the commiite- on markets, Ut rection ‘kat honses i d to coraniitte + ty hte the bill uthorizing ©. Grover’s THearer.—Those who haye not t sapliecit ang. + to Bild an area was laid on the table. Seen Mr. E. L. Davenport should not tail to do considered, and the bill was reterred to £04 for he certminiv <tands in the front rank of . is profession. He to-night ‘assumes the char- acter of Hamlet.” which is considered bis best character. Its presentation last w eek was Teceived with nurked commendation by one of the most critical audiences ever assembled here. Susan Denia. chell, Fenno, Rogers, _ Doud and other tavorite actors are in the cast: Wastixeron Tite. rer, under the excellent yanagement of Mr. Jarrett, is taking runk Sinouzst the mo<t popniar resorts. Both Mr. Owens and Kat Denin will appear to-night in t.¢ fue comedy of Goldsmith entitled © ran ‘® Conquer. Owens’ gt at special or oodles” will conclude the ¢ ¢-rRtinent. A bill is thus offered very Way caleuluted is to “drive dull care away GantTeRRURY MALT.—The performances at this popular resort attract the usual nuthber of Visitors, and the admirers of Miss Julia Morti- pers, pet fh gepea attend the performances Of that beautiful actress wiih renewed pleasure uightly, M'lle Ravel also comes in for her share of meriwed praise. Lier style is finished and truly artistic, and merits ali the approba- tion @ pleased public hax given fe*. She, in @onatction with Julia ortuner, will appear on this and every daring this week in the “4tipsey’s Lay. Barxew's Meuskew wa~ throngrd Last night, Suid tb - enier aimment offered conferred @ great @mount of plea-ure. To see-and hear Dan Gardner and Jin: Reynold~ and not laugh im- ely 1s an utter uapossibilty. Equally ut of the question is it to Witness t+ perform. anees of Hemming, Tournaire and others and mot be thrilled with delight. Among tle attrac. fons bere are Tom Thumb, <,000 Nutt and the Albino Family. ACADEMY oF Mreic.—A free concert will be Siven this evesing a. Roeathal’s. Signora Seydel will entertain with ¥oeal mnsic. Re- ar shments at hans FRANKLIN Exouiny Hovsr.—A grand ball Will be given here this evening under the auspices of the Franklin Active Association. FPRranktrs Harz, corner of Ninth and D | streets. Ball this evening by the members of the United Club. oF OR Corser. Proceepinca, Oct. 3.—Board of Aidermen.—The following cominuuications, bills, &c., were read and appropriately referred. A communication from the Mayor enclosing a statement of the Board ot Trustees of Public Schools of the amount necessary for the salaries of teachers and support of schools for the year endiug June 30, 156%; a communication fron the Regis‘ eT transmittiny his annual report ot re- cript- and expenditures of the corporation fer che fiscal year ending Jnne 30, M2; a commu. nication frora Judge Purcell and Z.C. Robbins; a bill of Gales and Seaton (8147.75) for printing; et increasing the pay of the messenger to the Mayor, Register and Water Registrar: a joint resolution for defraying the + xywnse> of the special election recently held in the Fitia “ Ward; an act explanatory of an act to improve the Northern Market; an act to organize aud govern the fire departinent. and an act providing jor the purehase of three <team fire encin hose carriages, &¢. [This bill appropri $20,000,3 The reportof the Inteudant of the Asyinm for the month of Septeinber was reporied ba aud ordered to be phicged on the fites or i Board. The following passed ibird readmg: A reso- lution instructing the committee on iunprove- | “mts to m@nire into the expediency of the poration inz possession of the proup on renth street, in_ square No. 4%; Ret te | ih to tap a wa. he rd with an ec in of imperfect he repair ngs Was passed. rovemenis were a of the petition ase AN athe charged from od.T. KEP! Adjour Tue Cou yas in its lin +) paroled glers and ¢ 4 ts, the w qmand of Col. Belknap, of the New York \oluateer the Sth Pennsylvania volunteers, is Pos Quartermaster. ‘There are now 13,000 men in the camp. There were at one time 20,908, ‘bu: numbers haye he@™ sent to tha rezpective regi- Tuents daily, lately. The camp ol recruits is muder com adot Lieut. Col. Prescott, of the Sed M tchusetts; the camp of paroled pris- oners (containing abowt 6,000), ander command of Col de Korponay: the econ'val--cent camp under command of Capt. Balan, of the 20th N. ¥.S.M. This camp is compesed entirely of men discharged from the hospitals. In the Co for stragglers Lieut. S. 5. Balk, of the @h U.S. Cavalry, isin command. Lieut. Carpea- of the =th Pen: 5 Ad. jutant of this ¢ of the Sth, pri-oners, strag- Ole wader com C. Moses, 0 = Oe aT el lyania volunteer: Lieut. Piggott, ariermasler. This cump ind thourh denominawd glers,” it is composed of many who have been discharzea trom hes- pe era Mt oe 7 men who have bf st thal r hur: Je fraggler tre in &® measure di-- ed by that appellation. Fach dolachimen: coups is Seay! tthe command of 4 captain The meu here are all well clothed and fed, and “comfortable 23 could possibly be ell policed and kept ina mp of suragters er in pyidently the best eonditi neb to contend w camp, # the organ surpri-ing ho’ i rt spire ground now. oc a should be | however r thus en- md is very gre ‘2 vo ad. division batterie~ of artibler - Under the ex tes | other offic coming efficir ready a1 any he rick, ot Court, in ci ibers, to be i ad t he writ ned atthe grade and gravel North Capitol street, between ; Stmitted to The writ i. - Samuel Spaldin i Mr. C. H. G end H strrets north; an «ci to lay a new flaz ae er he 45. fe footway across North ('tpitol street, upon ty south ~ide of H street north; an act to relay a Haz footway across Firth street west. der appeared for th Depot. m act authorizing the j atihe time, by “aaets Crane, taking up and relaying of the water main on Thirteenth street West, from Penn<ylvania avenue to Ohio avenue; an act making appre- priation for the payment of the salaries of teachers of public schools for the fiscal year ending June 30, 3 Mm act antheriaing the | te organi: an uddi- | iin the First "school Di-trict; a joimt resolution in reference to the erection of public school buildings: [thi bill provides for the appointment of a committee of | two from each Board of @ouncils, fonr from the Board of School Trustees & committee, and ot which the Mayor of the be ¢hair man, whose duty it «hall be to select and pur- chase @ lot, adopt a pkin, and superintend the erection of 2 school honse; Mes-rs. Richards and Plaat were appointed the committee on the part of the Board of Aldermen:} an act for the Tepairof Maryiand aveane bridge: a resointion dinecting the Surveyor to furnish 2n estim: of the cost of grading und gravelling L street south, from Seventh street east to its inversec- tion yith Virgiuia avenue, an act to repair the de gutters ou the north frent of square No. and ap act granting additional compensa- von to the Tax Clerk. Mr. Sargent called attention to the fact that e*rain parties were erecting building tor a the space in front of the Bank of gion. They did so, thev said, by per- nof the Secretary of the Interior; but he | (Mr. 8.) did not know Where the Seerctary zot | ~ while ‘ Not finding the conapenion, ™M ‘turned to the poticer leased Henry, no! Nr. Crane. “Henr protest ot Ss And went turned to the tedto the polices and was censured. Siner that lias heen on the lookout for the ept. Wih, when he met him on aad called county officer Har- rrested the prisoner. Henry re- ha hat the solticar , he tet S-venth street, rover, Who Henry ia cust oly antil the offic warrant. and he ¥ taken be Donn. The eviden Donn eeranitied It “any his imprisonment a nuraber of pe: applied to Sustice oun to obtain the rel tH « The Sustice c Judge Berri cided not # amount of bail required, but grant- ed that tf: should be taken by amy jasuece of the | 1 at Authority to zrant that permission. He, there--) Siitur.r yy calling tive atient ion of the authori- | tore, ——— in relation to the public | f° conduelof the crews of vurgunboais | squares, Me ions, streets, &e., and which : provides that they shall not be occupied by AMY | have been in the habit of landing on the Mary- | Private individual, or tor any sores purpose, taud shore and heiping themse rs to any and Bader a penalty ot $100 for every.day so orcu- { everything they im vnieaued pied. He ‘e@ to put the bill on its passaze | narwe har: not “commi t act,” at once. When ewan puts up a building in the | and comtend tha! we sare to protection public streets he thought it that the hoard — : cooked to th . roma Goyerinent. . to the matter, if they did not wish to b ae: peyote may make mention of this & trampled on. } toawe river. Forsome tine pa-t they ae i Zz rovaltable paper. We are ni The Chair (Mr. Brown) stated that within’ wany of comforts of tite. It the crews of the las® three years Congress hud pas<ed a law | the boats are permiticd to land aid 4 wherein it claimed control of the reservations, ovr portable what shall we do uu Win roneh respect and esteem, CuakLy< Cornry. &c The Seeretary of the Luwrior clearly had some control over the wfatter, and it wa< not advisable to push the matter through now. He | agreed with Mr. Sargent, and it ‘shoald be | stopped, if Councils had power to stop it. Ir woulkl be best to refer it toa committee, and look into the maatier. ‘ Mr. Lioyd stater that the gentlemen who Sere erecting the building were not acting hout authority. They did wot -uppo-* any neceseity existed of an «pplication to the city | councils or the Mayor. Mr. Richards hoped the inatter would be re- ferred to the palige commitiee, and the corpo- TBtiom witormey be first consulted, aud tin probably save acanthict wih the Government. He thou cht ¢#overnment had full control in the prem Mr. Sargent thought it very extraordinary if the Seeretary of the Interior could anthorize the erection of a cireus in the public street. If =, be did not Want to be an Alderman any fouser, when he could not properly conserve the morals of the city. Aitey some further diseussion, the bill wis Teterred to ue police committee, with instrac- Uon- to consult the corporation attorney. ‘The act authoring the Mayor to appoint commissioners Of Improvement for the several wards, was taken mp as the special order, and again postponed until next Monday. Mr. Dios yd offered resointions ot condotence with the family of W. F. Bayly deceased, tor- urerly « member of this Board; and as a mark of respect the Bourd then adjourned. Common Councit.—Mr. Wilson, Viee Pre: dent, in the chair. Communications were received from the Mayor, one enclo-ing a statement of the super- mtendent of the Central Guardhouse, stating that thereds still due for the erection of the building $1,563.27; and another recommending certain improvements in the First Ward. Mr. Barr offered a resolution calling the at- | wntion of the committee on improvements to | the defective drainage of M_ street, between ‘Thirteenth and Fourteenth; adopted. The following were passed: Billtograde and — gravel N street from Fifth to Tenth streets; bill - relay gutter on north front of square 21; bill | mph: and gravel Fifteeath street from K pede to Rhode Island avenue; to repair bridge on Boundary street, between Seventh aud Eighth; to grade and gravel Thirteenth street from Pennsylvania avenue to F street, bill for ihe relief of Henry Leer; bill anthorizing an additional school in the first district; bill making apprepriations for the payment of teachers a Mr. Lewis reported a bill to grade and gravel E street from Ninth to Tenth streets. Mr. Utermehte mo Tt :t proviso that the v. ork shall be don Tithe ward has ‘¥, tO ks eredtit Lewis stated that the Thira W S19.501 to tts ere He had ue obs ndment. and reported Ue TASS. Before Tus M. MeCunley, do. up tour bons each, Cs Hauer: tined &1. John Mori = cholis Cx . George Baxter, K piourheurs. M.P. Comber, profanit vveeraid, do: fined $1. Frank Ric : turned over >, suspicion ebb. disni} ‘and duscatta tly; workhouse 3 Moxy ror Tir FAMILIES OF VoLuntrrns, We onderstand that George R. Wiiseon, Esy., the member of the War Finance Commiites fiom the Nayy Yard, has qaaid over to. the Treasurer, Major B. B. French, nine hundred and sixty-nine dellars and sixty-five cents, co! lected by him as follows: Blacksmiths artment.......... Engimeer and Machine Department . Iron Foundery Department. Blockmaker's Bepartruent General collection oY te Cranes or F rday afternoon, a young man named Chas. Brady was arrested y county constable H. S. Ward upon a charge oid iding Thos. Wier of S120. Ltappearcd Brady -old a horse 10 Wier for St: ranting the horse to werk: but Wier discovered that the ° and demanded Wagon tosuow nd in the meantime 10 be deiivered to money. He did not st. The cuss ¥ wry n. George Thomp: 1 naigh, disor. Elen Davis, doy lined *. G. > MATION O\ SHS Before Juss ag re Chas. Ho: ‘i Smith, dri ob't Willems, col, deta: do. SS. had jon tothe bul wilh the fine that . & Ward ate redin, and | 1 were tout - . The money went «on n f blank Bowpeas y rove other ward Th petal weal fads ay four rn ‘ oreadi Resotuiion an. | P questionsjasked i! THAT ayy Sonocte can be re Uinracet aa withoure of It v8 vis now opeaing. and e oc ls tae — 38 Oxe Mincre rHo aaa { Clab and Inverted N nil «Frosted and Tender Foct, eniar i Joint:, Warts, Moles, und Wht Be Feet, Wands and Face. < aye te th ationt b bevy, No Acid, ao Blan : oc stt Batcnriox’s Harn Dre, ‘ The bes: tn tie We ip Witliam A. Batchelor’s celebra Dye p: dugesa color not to be disting:ished from nature— wagranted not to injnre the Hair in the least; rem- edics th, ill effects of bat dyes, ant inyizorates the Mair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty-Hair iustantiy turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Mair 6 1 beautiful. Bold by ts, &o, ®7 The Genuine is signed Wittiaw A, Batous- LOR, on ths four sides of each bo. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Now York, ante ould aul ij Boodet.) | mZ-ly Taa Isptan Hzas Doozoa, fro! will desrribe diseases and tel! hix patfonts the ratire oO} their compiaint= or illness. without receiving any. | inform: eg from them. Vocaargs for Ca iK ioe ee » No. 12 Washington Buildin avenue, cormer of Seventh streat, Washington D.&. au 2th _— Great Pasysyivayia Route, ria Baltimors and e throug at Government rates, Vor tickets and fur- rmatien apply at the officnot Great Penn- theast corner of Pennsyl¥ania Sixth st... Washington. Office open fro: 9p. mm. ‘on Sundays from 2 to 4p. E.0. Nortow, ‘Agent, i ie DIED, On poe 13th instant, Ae lons and painful ill- ; news, WILLIAM JOHNSON, aved 6 years, + deand those of the family are respect. | uneral. from his late between sth and 7th at o'clock, 3 to attend his 1M Ow he morning of the Lith instant. at 15 minutes | fo 4 o'clo DA, only child of James W.and Ella / White. aged | year, i montha and 24 day The friend, of the family are res: mpect fully invited to attend her tuueral. to-: som Wednesday) at. IND. i L° Os Tir stey .throngh auth and d or im the b +, Nith locket at stly rewarded hy ubscriber, bith Dazed face. two above reward nad faer will be given All hind feet wii tul thanks livered at B starning the said cows = ith and CL REW ARD. he between Hunter's gh NE S10. re wtih Jad Ge aM To THE PRE I us OF THK § St on the th i= sand take TpE “se TALKS, th aut 5th «ts, naway, Noe iS: P tre “ost On tet ay rows sled ant ne oe 163 Deas Hs ENCLO: ee bets of the FRR for ANTHONY OH RIE Monument Gattle ¥: iny farm, 3 j mirfax coun- ayed from the piv sribeds Piney Beanch row : i HE ndaut ¢<penses will be pai tie farm, or for inforiwat jon a Se! te er recuvery, lett at No, 199 xe oc 7-7t* TUOMAS BUAGDES. store OLLEN—At the Depot. this (Monday) wirom NINETY toONE HENDRED | DOLLARS, thostly in S10 Treasary note-. The | finder will be iiberat! ly Tewanted “oy Leaving suis OFF vA W. CRoT- yateers, . - Volu ¥ Gras VI ee one will hear LL BJ. SALMON wil something ¢ sROCERI VINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES. FINE GhWUERLES AT AUCTION PRICES, AT ALCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES ! ae SS : The romninder of curse of the Arratee ¢ SCHOONER © AID,” “Home,” ConAaling of every dee-tipsion of { eTNE PAMILY GROUPRLES, narged bi dike. rSupuly at the VRAD PHice, Cou be applied by the Package FRED. S COZENS vente aml fh + ste - CAT. HUT Wil be moles ng immedin! ly i Mec RE RES € Dots oe ue Corner of Recond an: Tota wrseter of War; Ame TRANCK TAV1.OK ADDLZ WoRs Y eR AMELY . ATD be hareby, W \ | willbe | Arai s" KC IAL | Pecans Ww requested to hare the n dependent on the tin renwir so thet t ‘ A Resouetros in relation to taxes on emancipst-d | Resolved by tie Boatds ‘ot Common Couneil of tre Cor ‘That the@lerk he Mad the the © olrr Ho emmon G A Rese Kesotee? ty the Boo. Lam men Coun te the Norta and West.—Two trains leava | 02° "dau ly. ay—qnick time— | cont. in maections. Soldiera’ticketa sold | Avproved ‘onrmon Cor ie aime ill for his bill for lum of this Corporation subbih gel in Viet izh Service Reservoiefor | 5! cents, mim an be nsed: the | -ontinving pons February %, 1883, to Ure contrary notwith GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws. onmeul nad Ruever dors ao | A Resoect0y yankees Tag the peice of Prue, 1 *¢ ee as fe. nie 1 R solved ta ’ ara ney ei Compiaiat, Fevers = esotved ty the B 4 tren and Board i cents per Box or Pot. is Cownel of ee tga Of Csorzer cod ota That |W heaever tha Highs ve Resees vir ty. f yon tu the Doliar atora, 439 Peanayi- | eupply the upper partion of the town wit water, rs aud-a-faif street wad sea | (h® Mayor be. and he is hereby, authorized end gart of the {Approved October 3, 1882, everal parti ne @urrent-} Ce Cleck ix hereby farther ‘olector of Taxes ated. which taxes st » fourths beings hershy remit . Xp Approved October 1ON to pavt for the expenses of quarter at ty the Board of Aldermen ne oF ng dune, the Cler proper LUTION in favor ‘dermen nety-nin October , 1862. conti in a ent funds. orn. P cantina ent fand for fifty dollars ag Approved Oct * Corporation of ndredt and furty-om gnd the same is hereby a J to defray the = Pp. Hours tor mn urths of ar, and the ing dn and Board of Grork: and that k lo the order vouchers fer ved October 3, 1362. £ Joseph Libbey. and Botrd of twenty We. A RESOLUTION in fayor of the Mayor's and Clerk's esol red by af Alermen and Board 0 Corpuratiun of Georgetown That the sum of three hundred: doliace be, andi appropriate’ d—ane hundred ant fifty dollar ; OF the same as and one hundred the Clerk. © the Mayor, a contingwut ober 3, 12, ANTED TO REN ta urry “Thott "HITE with YOUNG ran fur HO Treasvry B orden rye » sts Seb iN we {door from 8th, QVARTERVASTERS, & “or 1ERS.—Wantet, : i WANTS over Hiteen, minutes walle from Caater Apply toGEo. PERCLY. AL & CO. octs | COW STRAYED AW Taz on her tail, Th Turned to the = . Capitol HN ” re e-pects bie Cook, © OM ee + MAN clatite ~oratany bus fe NOTICE. —A boty from th st satisfactory & Box Ne. H dR WANT. aye A BORE Es, +. Mire W ANTED Market. : pt T INON Wi "S Store, Pean. WAGON” Suitable for x Huckster o sto! “satler."’ Star Ofice hed and aressonabie i E_with wildin s. ating ters. oaths addi Te inquire at 415 E st. bad gr perience upaccounts, He wri neve Terms 10° “Address "R. G dollara rewa: Ry a veung man, 1S years of wee \ xs porter ina store, or to a LODGING W ANTED. —A gentle ants Parlor and Bed a pedi stress immed-ately@tat Cee Boede7 Post Ofee Was Address “HEN = confidential. stevet. wear the Tres on the 13t a | er, DANT It pastry dress we business, eo Nurthwho | evidence of tiow ia» pci sired. Wachington, WORKERS, at avenue, ho. ec 1s tf AND H an: 1 Sutiac. “commodions stat #Y oc 13.30" Sk Wy. ANTED Wy, anted to purchase. or a yeen Ith and Ith Spr oH Box 57. Post OM: tion tou » and capable Hear this city, IN, by aname im ad idstin a good fe a OAR AND ROOMS WANTEB—Wanted ntl BOARD AND ROOMS. mils, and cent ANTEY nul w 4 town ak Sen pp W \Nter > aad have f AND BOvS anand wife, Address Boy 1—Permanent BO! AnD i ia & private faati A plen-waut room x» rwhieh full , i sand requires Star Offic a sot acd lL brin. nel, mapa. elegant patterns, de wear. Weonly + re the ive business, a oft 4 private iene shout thi= ef ® 3 cos of an the © oe D—A sk pe = Weraelt gene an centre! locatioy », noth statins location’ and term: 2 Box 5. Stax Office, detween L aad M streata, pleasant suite of ROOMS, deat’s,—eithee in H#aquire at the Btar WANTEDOTs seit clean than, pc NXN'S Coy hh, Wash ool I want every lady in moeslin, earabrie You can hxew your med for every 2 S87 cents Ber nly perany in town who make inecia- he Railroad. oo Sw a.wife and aily. where det ac expert she will | teviieat ata boarding , 2} attached; WOMAN, Va av ” 1th st. he “We are having SROONDIUAND | AUR: DDING toe | ne pay ‘ Yar : wee BALLS, PARTIES, &e. AUCTION SALES. | T3 NO RS OF THX PRANKLIN ACTILT | THIS AFTERNOON AN 3 feiense nat the pubige Pant thete StS Ge28T 008 oF PoaNtTeRE IN BALTC ie eal COTth the Ha‘l ot the Frantite © Mreet_ near Tweit'w: of TUESDAY RY Lwtete H Oct. 1ath. The best len ronsi¢engaged. Tickets ing a gentioman and ladies. By order Com: Arcangemen oc 33 at By santas. 4. SOPER & ©0., Auct joncers The eulite store of cunice Furai aio ae Sete io the terge Marble Warehouse Offered ai publicanction-on WRDNT PAUAY None sen, NO."S4 Hanov-r street ING next 15th imetapt, ew: jt OOK OVT FORTHE LAPAVETTE BOYR!— | Ua By the request of oar many ledy friends, ~ | Comer ‘Warinut and Mebogaay ® A age the members of the LAFAYETTE ¢t Boe Elegrat Rosewood. Walnut and Mahog Cham redey) to their many trienda, amd, fer Suirs " the ral Shat they w Svperior Dining Room F H on Sart t i . Oct. "5, ar emperance elie ve fone seni ge Seok apo { eth) The Committee pte then: A an assortment of medium and | selves that no ns or cxoense will Se spared to | porniture includiag @ large jet of on! org i pares jallequal to their leat. Tickets $1, 84- | tends. The good # gre pe bop si y for exe Nee i attin, re emi H = 4 By order of the Comm oc 15-38" we esinnne me pumas ge. | THR OLvoniains EXITED ty THE FIELD | ec hist” SAMTEL J. SOPRR &©0,, amets, ‘Tne members of ne a | EET PPRRs re BROO! eal. take plessure iv anponacip frien i i (Ons wie S| ABS pubic te geucral: that they wil mY ES eee eats. eit NINTH GRAND COTILLON PARTY | NING. OctoBer At a) 1 o'clock, at the Bevaar, Ninth end | streets, Philadeiphia, will be wold the t's. iy of agent! ov, ey te Rarope on + Stud Worse Mine, + Stalion. trowe Nine Benoa Mares, with Colts at their ai ickets Fiity Coals. bhaitsiny a gael and ane ladies. now m: yin tal tem, | hagemthamaas Comm rites of Avvqyzemeats. A parr of Trottim, oe W.Sullivna, (. Rerhena, Andacasia.e Driving J. Neumeyer, J. Laventer j See future adlvertisemen ocli-n* | 15Brick red Cows, 8 year lowers 8 Steers, 3 Bulls, Tdowen #Btock.) | 4 Hogs. jo heads Southdown ” FOR SALE AND RENT. 1 Yoke Oven, 1 Donkey, B87 The cutire sale will be peremtory. Me-pest- Pouement on account of the weather. FS RNISHED ROOMS. —For rent, several For nished Rooms. Ra eid at No 459, on Twelfth street. between @ and oe 14-3t" Ft : ALSO— A fost Souttiog Double Team, (will seperate, WGe-" Ronn Dain and Sorrel Prince. RNISHED | ROOMS FOR RENT—A Parlor oom, on first floor, and two Chambers. fulimitied' te One Of the best Buin eenew Apply at No, 333 F street, between Sth aud 300 | ein tniemattet tee ene of the, dieing, - streets, o¢ Is-roSt* | Prince ia a Chesnut Sorrel, time so ; togetber in 2:38. FURgenen ROOMS FOR RENT—Two suites of Rooms, on first and second ‘ioors, No. 21 Indiana avenue, nearly opposite Judiciary Square. oc W440 02 This mic can ge ‘oentherin33 Lady Jane. has shorn quatters, in 38 seconds, | 2 Roger's Wagons, Slagte aud Donbie Harmess(ty % fearce.) Cover & al FRED M HERKX AA, Auslioorers. Fe RENT-T! four-story DWELLING HOUSE. No. 31.0n the south side of Indiana avenue, a little east of the City Hel. psoas S large. convenient house, and im good o SS mNLON after the 1th inst. Aupiy fo THOMAS B Te oc 14-3 No. 499 Seventh etree’ Fe RENT—Only one block from the Capitol R. L. CROWN & 0, Ane rtion of a most desirable and completely 1 will sell. on saTU the i8th., | FURNISHED HOUSB, six or seven rooins, iu- 6th street, nes eur | giuding kitchen, and 4b: Tyan in { ¢ rent can be peid ia boa mili formation the pr ty of lence, | children. nead not appls Baltimore — ot Sharles Stet = { oc 14-3t* New Yor! . | oe 13-1" Commer 2th and C By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Seceest te Walla Barnard.) Sowth corner of Pe T—The large duable HOUSE, 120 14m oppusite Willard,’ Hotel, cont: hh basement and commodion< bac ing, hot and and ¢ waterand bath room, &e In- give, of THOS. 3, FISHER, or 3.00 MCG URE, i & of Iw Fron Beat. at ELLAVILLE.—A nex HOUSE, a kitchen, cellar, , with a lot of tea acres, ve sale, a good Peason- Bags Cofiee, Ric: Tierces Cincinnati Hams and boxes roy oo = Eastern Cutting and tide Boxes Chewing and Fine-cat Tobacco, pores Adainantine and Sterine Caudles, isthaand joxes Pepper, Lobsters, boxes Bitte. nes, oe IS % dozen Lemon and Raxh berry Sirup, rs axes French Lemons, a boxes Well = and Provos Chow-Chow Sauces, Tamar) Cizars. large Stee assorted =. Bhis. Su ad Gi © lity of its loentic Offers an inducement with its moderate re 14 boxes ox wg jew Ib persons ot small capital that is rarely to he met Roses Gis mn hg ‘ap bs | within Washington. Would not object to reat the oO , pe ‘ Savvi _ Apply at house. och3-2t* es ther articles tn th. ‘aan ry U RN SHED ROOMS; sino, oc 13 RB wit WALL A co hed to x fine parlor, D street. between 44, City, Hall; desirable view of the Capitol, &. By W.L. WALLA OV., Auctioncrrs EREMPTORY SALE OF paler eg uM ute ox E STRkLT. AT a —On TH - Re APTERNOON. Jéth in Soe i ae Pocelinae nied no norte sell, in front Mi the prenives, eta known as the Pletcher property. sit: One Hot: SE 3, Lue Estreet, between 6th and 7th streets. ri Sard, neazly best of mcighborhool. on , ponite the B street Rapti Chareee eee OF Tih stree $2.9. ‘Terms easy. and 1 por | Terms: Ome-thitd cath; balance in on-,teoend cent. olf for cach. Inquire of N- MILL three years, bearing at. sud secured by @ deed of trust on the ocd Employment Agency i >. Houses wa out charge SEE Sth street Te ruaats can be had —_ y applying as above. oes OOK STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOR | E.—An established Store in Georgetown, ae 4 first rate business, ia now offered for 1 78 Wan & CO., Anets. Rd 3: 44 McGUIRE & CO. tioneers. ‘3 SALE OF VALUABLE BCLS fatiader and by a of a deed of | gale. Terms made reasonsbie. Application forthe ore, } same can be addressed to*-B.," Georgetown, D.C... | Post Office. so 33-3) &. FOR BEST At Wo. 450 Twelfth st., east between G and H sts,, comforts’ | MENTS—chambers, single and with ng rooms recentiy furnished. No children in the | house. The location isone of the most desiral in Washington. Gente (2) in Square hundred and fifty-eight (S8./ peat is situated im ara, soul impreving parte? x Terms of «ale : One egg! in an. 4 whick to be paid at one the remaind. payment and 12 cured by deok of trust. Term in tivedays, All WILLTAM A THOMAS CU DORR f Trustees. YO MCGUIRE & CO., Anca, a7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY on — THOWAS C BoNN.{ Trustees, 3_C. Me@TIRE & GU., Ancts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioosers. RUSYTEEL’S SALE OF ¥ ; BO ARDING. ME HOUSE No. 350 Katreet, Freoslia Row, lately occupied by Mrs. Col. Drinkard, has been taken by » Northern fami the accommodation of tirst-clase BU for | the winter. A fow Table Boarders will be taken, oc M ate 0 LET—De. sirable PURNISHED ROOMS, now vacant. with Board, at 3220 st, corner 4's. Also, Table Board can be hal xa above.” oc 11st sem __—_———— GEORGETOWN ADVER’ MTs. 300 os T BBLS. OF NEW YORK CEMENT. first quality, . > TROYED Prorenry tN TARE 455 Sales of prime TIMOTHY HAY, INGTON AND Privee Groxex: $3.5 bushels do. OAT: of a deed of trust to the subseri 2th of October. 1861. and recorde. po records of W. strict, ‘0. 21, felios eg folie Tae, &c., 00e ef tae Inud record books of Prince George county, ia the State of Maryland. I shall sell. at Public Acction, to the highest bidde be 4, on WKD~ NESDAY, the 5th of Nove: ~g we xt, stra. following piece or parcel of land’ a a) w fue sale and hy “be deliverea ia Alexandria. ny a il George’ sehington an STE NERRY, 85 Water at. 6c 1it* jablican,) "Georgetown. JCST AS OUR PAPER 18 GOING TO PRES3, HEAY ILY laden with news of suceess, SOMETHING of import we stop to insert— MAY we here state. There's Nobody hurt °— (R 28 2 } JT isin regard to an excellent Store, woriaiie Frame Deciling. Cora a OF course: it is plain— ‘tis the store of friend SMITH! Stable. "This ive part of the original iow (THATS stocked with fine Clothes trom ceiling to | THES. tmenty five meres of thie trachare HOW customers throng—what bargains they get— gud bat sor machet pereoees eee | & How all the clothes so beautifully at. \ aie term farm Sistas the tantr of ope ae | GAN you not see the point and t | f= ne ote eet | tat teads'to the place | 460 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite the City Post Offer, Where BETTER BARGAINS FOR CASH can be ob- taine than atany ether store in Washington. Me keeps every variety of CLOTHING, GENTLE- | MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, H and TRUNKS. — vAVY rs FICE! T° ABMY AND N BL TLERS arc., a iavite your attention to our large assortment of ARMY FIRLD OVENS, i] iS nous mt gras, o* MALL CLOTHING Rooes | 0c 4-00 each ¢ bl pein for SO) mea. Also, * neh copeple ol TATE ee ofan bode: og piteation fs is ed to our mew stock D C00! h it received and off a BLODGETT'S (PATENT) PORTABLE GALV AS loweprices, at No. @66 Aceenth serect te IZED BARE OVEN Post Ofice, ERC CE R Coen The letter are great economisers, a for — oc8 ze poe maar — sewed —— —— uneq eS eee Pee enn eeee eee Pre eTBB & CO, | Asues pee ey SALT RERUS 39 Light street, res Md witl'cure tin'oonh" e MAN, « ea wee or Sete meek. Ne soldier 6 halt be wait it. hat D: OLESALE AND RETAIL ' ‘pottic. 50 cent : FRENCH CANDY MANUFACTORS AND CON. | = ie brig WANTED—AGENTS t introdace Ashe Great FECTIONEKY STORE. PBL Ltp Ln Ae nk 476 Pa. Avexce. Be owren Se anv 4's Sts., a “oH gy ame et ye ¢ trou Bite bt ee eday A Paes tank oy rom oO v 4 pply atonce ASHE © bet Capita Washington. The undersigned take ple asure ia laforsise < the citizens cenerally that they have opeucd the above here can be ha Fre ‘ach and other CONFEC- Rik: hind. Alse, ¢on-tantiy om «2 and Domestic PR cRVES of every variety Ww. ATER NOTI' ic “ya Ia consequence of the lownes: of the water ia the less great General Reservoir it will be necessary. economy of water is practiced, for the , Jn connection with A ove isafine ICECREAM | soon to on ery. to ‘ectniien Be cee pat INTA C ASTIGLIONT. hydrants on La — lvapiaavenue,or vaperet btie Buildings, or eat oH YE Fast | PASSENGER STEAMBOAT 1 EYPOKT, ti ements, any pri Tpose will leave iG ~at foo! ‘SORE Us the wat - pai and Frederick street, BALTIMORE, as liceel te Comeercmae eS cneeror + aa follows: Brite Leave Wa: care Baltimore 2 ¢ sis Lt ony Bar ne ommissioner of Pu viie Butidiage. SATIRDAY, Oc Ww DAY, ‘Oct. “10; FRANKLIN & 00, SY, O0t it, O72 OPTICIANS, rR Bay Oct ae dan) Nabetca aah od tach ote SATURDAY, (THURSDAY. © ‘ i . BLE 2 1 NDAY. Nov BY Aen BHI, {Rook Ory sai MILITAR Itlb'G: GLAS3BS, For freight or passage apply of board, or te mice S, j BWP TC SNOW, Newt, SICHLEVOFES, opees grsases ce’ — / Washinet. pe. COMPASSES, VEYORs Ne ~ : P ROTECT Tor ssaLr puoreenar Lat MS TRUMEXES, RTES DE VISITE, THERMOMETERS ant aalpipeore?. 7 - ke &e., FIRE AND PKURGLARS! The subscribers keep const constanilyon baud «large Ascortan at of 8. C. HERRING & CO." Ceiedrated FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES + and PAYMASTEKS' CASH BOXES. With the Best and Blost Appros OF Ai tie Mamutacturs s Be 3A, C. MCT Corser Peath st awit nN 1,4 tintted ee -. = Seas Cornreef igtnee ant Ps [YD AND STAPF r~ 4 Ant tincte Breasted TPs Synge "beaver Kors : Dor v BLE es ir r tex MAAND ounneene, DEY um tearet b.