Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO.NIGHT Groven’s TuxatgEn.—The + Colleen Bawa,” hich has been snecessfully played at this re- every night this week, will to-night give A to the “Returned Volunteer,” a play of ch interest. This will be followed by the eung Actress,” Mrs. Florence appearing in n character, “A Regular Fix” will con- de the entertainment, reap- ‘ Ts to-night. WASHINGTON THEAT: «Bull Run” was and in capital style. formed last night ir, Chaufran certainly deserves all the praise has been accorded as a comedian of : aim oer Satramraimartly good gt Re m A an" jill be repeated to-night, for the fourth time. ForD's THEATER—Maggie Mitchell's en- ment terminates posiiively on Saturday pening, and therefore but three opportunities — - oe; enjoying her toon acting, he to-1 appears again in “Fanchon,” bich been emphatically the f th Maggie play of the ason.. To-morrow, night etalk eee i ip s her at every exhibi- this evening. —Free concerts daily. Seydel will Shubert’s. Serenade other popular ee! ye LI" Halt, corner of Ninth and D sts. id ball this evening under the auspices of Monumental Club. Liskery Hatt, ALExaNpRIA—The citizens Alexandria have now a fine op siven them of themse! evenings. i F bk E e i E “WANTS OF THE COLORED Pror_e.”—Prof. froti Philadelphia, tistructed we calcd struct co} lation of the Seventh Ward in the Zion ‘esley Chureh, on C street, Island, last eve- on the above subject. said that as the public mind was at this time ted with the with the |A false theory in ce to emigration had lored peopie-of the Redeus s hr that ti a eo rate te lines justreleased from slavery, ould beeompelled to emigrate. This was a wrong and: sho for the day of jubilee, be free, and now that freedom had ¢ome the free colored people jar ak > Ea care for their He referred to the The speaker believed that the Southern States ‘re destined 49 be occupied by the negro AVE, WHO, a5 but under the tutor- p of the Government, would cultivate the - The Govetument required this, because 'Y required the revenue which came from States, and only black labor could culti- te them. “The free colored people should re- inin the North. The » mM conclusion. held that one ‘which retarded the and in ica it and feeling, if the: eany rs = = eerie~dieee Sotprers.—The following have reported since our last: Thomas Wrenn, company K, 2%h Pa. J. J. Morrison, company F, 4th Pa. Thos. Wilkie, company D, 44th Coun. Thos. Phillips, company C, 7th Va. Thos. Elsam, company G, Ist N. J. Cav. Jerome B. Lafferty, Co. sm Mich. t. ould ne Deatus oF en wae Rein com pany F, 6th W m. ‘elhaupt, com: . Vis. Plichael Rellizha, company F, 7th Mich. prema se Granp Mititary Revirw.—President ncoln, accompanied by Ex-Giovernor Newell, New Jersey, visited the cainp grounds rear ort Ellsworth yesterday, to witness the re- w of Gen. Sickle’s brigade by Gens. Banks id Heintzelman. The President and y rnt to Alexandria in the steamer Mary Wash- ten. Thereview wasa grand affair and sat- tory toall. The Marine Band was in at- dance as Division Band. ur Gate YEsTerpar.—A violent gale of fud sprung up about daybreak yesterday rhing, and prevailed almost the enttre day, king walking very disagreeable, A number fences were down, and trees uprooted, tno serious damage, we believe, was done. ny of the river craft were swept trom their poring*, and the poatoon boats in the Eastern ranch were blown about a mile up thestream. ——> - Tne PASSENGER Raltway.—Yesterday one the passenger cars passed some distance up venth street, the curve at the iutersection o avenue haying been completed. To-day cars are ranning regularly, on five-minute i, as tar as N street, where the double track rs. Ten are running to-day, the cars all ing crowded. SE SNe \ Towy.—Gabriel Ravel we see is in the =). This astonishing performer, though well ‘saced in years, looks as bale and agile as T. We hear that Manager Ford has secured services, and that of his ertire troupes, in- eg « Young Americas,” who will appear < iday evening next at Ford’s. —anewegtinit apes °!.1cz.—The Third ward patrolmen tday Alex. Hanmap, huckstering without nee; dismissed. ‘cine, creating ‘deriy; paid Robt. Beatty, , disorderiy; turned over to the Pouce Matries—Seeond Preeinc Kelly, drunk and disorderty; fined £3.58, Brown, stealing horse: jail for trial. Eigic, disorderly: #258. John T yan, do. turned over drunk; locked up. Mary Je thhi- to military. A. Nocli, | Third, PrecinctM. Murphy, T. 5 Carroll, selling Without license; fined & C. Fearson, W. Cary, do.; fined Sione, do; fined $635. RB. i 5 James Norman, do. fined $3. G. Ellis, J. Fatty, G. W. Holt, Dennis Cs » and Jozwph Reynolds, do.; dismissed. W. Wilson, G i drunk; dismissed. H. Butler, larc Bradley, disorderly; fined Sati. ny; bail for conrt. nally and Rebecca Herbert, drunk George Toomey, drunk; ‘fined Dent, larcen; dismissed. Fourth Precinct—Jack Davis, threats; chat Eliza ¥; jail, Mrs. Campbell, disorderly; to kee, turned over to guard. Casper Aclker, drustk: do. A, Revaux, deserter, do. W. Jackson and Hugh Burk, drunk and disorderly; workhous Kate Stuart, assault; security for court. W. Qdfipn, drunk and disorderly; 3 Precinct.—H. Ridgeway; and di mM turned over to military. J. Grant, dog . Thompson, doz do. . Corcoran, do.; dismissed. - R. Russell, drunk; dis- missed. D. Sullivan and W. Thom: » high. way robbery; jail for court. Henrietta Spaul- ding, larceny; dismissed. Terry Keaton, « do. Elmira Vangildis, loafing among soldie dismissed. Hugh Reese and Bridget O’Co! nor, disorderly; do. R. Carson, G. Smith, E. Davis, Jose Horsinger, sleeping in street; Foe ut. Cripps, fast riding; fined 5B. Ninth Precinet.—Chas, Henry, trading liquor to soldiers; turned over to military, W. H. Foster, disorderly; do. George Brown, ped- dling without license isforther hearing. C. ‘Thom; hier, Bi ipson, P. Bui and Henry Daler. selling ale i to soldiers without license; fi J. ¥F. Horton, do.; dis- missed. Mrs. ly, selling liquor to soldiers; fined $20. Mrs. Thompson, assault; security for court. Tenth Precinct,—James Keenan, selling liquor on Sunday; dismissed. W. Bars and Thomas Cc: }, asleep on street; do. Ida May Baitic- no home, do. Joseph Williams, drunk and dis- orderly; fined €3. James McKinsey, do.;work, house. O. Lec, do.; fined $1.91. '» McGuire, do.; fined $3.91, and security to keep the pence Kaie Williams, do.; fined $2.04. James Burns, disorderly; dismissed. Jas. Shaw, do.; locked up 12 hours. M. Hines, ranning cart without license; for trial. R. Johnson, disorderly gath-. ering; fined $1.91. Nace Johnston; do.; locked up. Thomas Thornton, vagrant; do. See Salil THIRD-WARD STATION CasESs.—Before Jus- tice Thompson.—On Monday night, Temperance Hall was again |, notonly by the sale of liquors, but by a riot, in which, we are sorry to say, some of the Metropolitan Police are charged with Rerticipat . A ball was given, and Sergeant. mn notified a manager—Mr. R. Rainey—that liquor must not be sold; and barkerper began to-sell lguor; mad S008 ect ‘per to-sel nor, soon a riot began. Patrolman Lusby went to quell the disturbance, when he was assaulted and re- sisted by James Monahan, another patrolman. M. B. Gorman, another M. P., aided. him in the resistance. Michael McNemara and James Fitzgerald participated in the riot. The two patrolmen were net in uniform, but when the riot was getting serious they declared their of- ficial character. Justice Thompson held Mon- aban to bail for court, in $500, toanswer the charge of assault and battery and resisting the officer. The other three were held in $300 each toganswer the charge of riot. A warrant was issued against James Ragan, who was phir sree for the sale of the liquor. Sergeant Skippon declared his intention to report the officers to the Superintendent; and, also, the officer who had charge of the door, who failed to assist in quelling the riot. eee SUSPICION OF STEALING.—A day or two since a colored man named Thomas Delcher traded @ cow and calf with a woman named Stark, receiving $5 “boot,” but not taking away her cow, and giving a confused story as how he obtained the animal, Sergeant Milstead arrest- ed him and took him before Justice Furguson, by whom he was committed for a further hear- - The cow is a dark brindle with white spot on her back and black nose. 3 ee Potentist, 279 Pennsylyania ayenue, arf- nounces a large and varied lot of confectionery, jellies, &c., direct from first hands, which he is prand to dispose of on most fayorable terms. is ——s praca hm thar, emg best in the cityscand always furni seasonable delicseies. : ’ next—morning ani in Nixon's Cre- morne Temple, wnder the Ruspices of the done -Men's, Christian Association, it is stated. eter To TRAVELERS.—Parties trayeling to and from Port Tobacco will:dind conveyance by Dailey’s tri- weekly line of stages, They leave the Planters’ Hotel, corner of Seventh street and Pennsylvaniaavenuo. . 222 eS Prxsoss wishing to avail themsel Mosechzisker’s services for deafness or of the eye and ear should loose no time. All su opiretions to restonsatgh tar Rearing. rformeé 1 e highest references ft persons who have been @uecessfully treated can be obtained at office, 227 Pa. avenue, opposite Willards’, at* of Dr. Vi Meslaty terete “Ixpta Runzer Coops —The place to bay your bber . Leggins, —- Blankets, Havelocks, aversacks. nud every article made from Indis uber, is at H. A. Hali’s India Rubber arehouse, where you can obtain them at manufacturers prices, 310 Penna. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. ° Oc 22-tf —— sega At THE Dottar Store, 438 Penn. avenue, near 43o street is now d: ved the best assortment of Jewelry and Silver- ed Ware in the cit; in there and supply yourself for $1. iy. Drop oc 18-1w* Is tf PossisLe THAT ANY SOLDIER can be #0 foolish as to leave the Cpa Oo pply of Hol- - hele ¥ Whoever does so will dee regret it. These medicines are the only certain cure for Bowel Complaint, Fevers, Sores and Scurvy, Only 25 cents per Box or Pot. ' 223. —_——>—_—— Comront axp Easeas Oxe MincTe.—Corns, Bun- fons, Callosities, Cl nd Inverted Nails, 'Oh Bintang Front dand Tender Feet, enlarged aid ai the: Hands and Wess? ced without ee ~ font by Dr. whites the incony. to well known Chiro 3 at 424 Pennsylvania ave- near ‘half street. (four doora abo’ the General Felteraph Ofiee.): No Acidcno Blood” DD Pain. oc 8. pF 5 hlalle Barcuevor’s Hare Drs,- The best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a color not to be distinguished from nature— LS not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- lies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly tarns s splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, ke. &7 The Genuine is signed Wititau A. BatouE- | Lon, on the four sides of each boz. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, (Late 233 Broadway and MARRIED, TRENE Me BARGE. In ins lise At the M. E. Parso! |. Georgetow: instante William #1. Chapman instant Rev. i W"'HObRREON te SULTAUA Fairfax Court House. On Thursday morning, the 23d instant, at §a.m. CARRIE CARMEL, infant daughter of Poulus and Parthines Thyson, aged sand | week. Ti friends and relations of the family are re- quested to attend her funeral, to-morrow aden) evening, at3 o'clock, from her residence, 393 7th street On the 294 instants Mrs. ELIZABETH ANN ENBAWAN in the th Mee of hea eeT Funeral service at St. Kioy-iue’ Church, Friday _morning, Oct. 2th, at half past 9ovelock St On the 224 instant, a at illness, LEWIS W. THOMAS, need ai pearee nore illness, peace. H. Gittings, malicious mischi@f; | * Pusiic Monenp Su held on Sunday’ a] UND Ta the finder a suitable reward. will CRINGHU, at the above-named plves, 1 REWARD—tost, within the last. wee a BUNCH OF KEYS, conn=cted by af &2 ring, the keys were smal!,énd made of rte also, two Eafe Keys. The above reward given if left at this office. oc S3-38* ' §& REWARD.—Stray d or stolen. on the Ist of } oF September. x large red and white horned COW, with kmail head, with star in forehead. GEORGE W_ CHISM, ot 23-3t* 2d st., between Gand H,No 191. EWARD—Five dollars will be paid at the Star | I Office, to the finder of a BOOK OF CITY FLATS. lost on the west side of New Jersey ave., hetween B strvet north and Indiana avenue, on yesterday, wM, SY TH, oe 23.50" City Surveyor, : REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, one bay £10 PONY. with biazed white face, and one thorough bred bay MARS, with large scar on hip. &5 will b8 paid for the return of either. or §1) for th rn_of both to WM. R. SMITH, Botanic Ga of COOK'S Livery Stab t. T].AKEN AS ESTRAY, BY TH} ocd. . 4 TROPOLI- TAN POLICE.—On the sith Sept., two Sorrel HEKSES, about eight and ten yeara ‘old; and 16 hands high; one having three white feet, and the —— two white feet, with a Saddle, Wagon and Arness, Geastskie must be proven to the satisfaction of the Property Clerk of the Police District, on or before # o'clock a. m., Saturday, Novomber first, por said pro; rie 4 will then be sold at public auc’ e: ion, te the uy st bidder, for cash, at the Horse Market. on 6th street, . W. L. WALL & €0., Anctioneers, By ord: GEO,’ R. HERBICK, oc 23, 27, Property Clerk, 516 thet. = REWARD.—Strayed on the i9th instant, a eD red buffalo pemelecoy, PVARCOSE Ria ee : Fi 4 yeen Gthand Ge inland, "oc aest* AME TO MY PREMISES On the 2th instant, a white COW, with black spots and with horns, ne = rougested £5, Se forward e her away. prove propel vee Vio MiaisANbEnsos, yer tl cost ir Ns. verte Aner Para et. F D—Came to the ist of Uctober inst, an Irou Grey HO —* years heap ping expenmen iv Evy BEVERIDGE, RSE, he vege can ase by roving property. Apply o EVER Washington House. o¢ 21-3t* = REWARD—Lost, last evenilg, October 2th, $ in arestaurant, corner High ani Ist street, is digs an old fashioned GOLD RING, set with hair. Apply to JAMES PHILLIPS, at J. gorse” Corch shop, E and Iéth street, Washington, $25 REWARD—A Lady's Hunting-Case GOLD e) WATCH, with Chain, and @ Gold Neck- lace, with two Lockets attached, each containing a miniature. Also, a Gold Watch Key, taken on Saturday, the J2th instant, The above reward will | & paid, and no questions asked ir — Bre ieft 3 e Jewelry estab ishment of ') . GA BROTHER, 364 Penn. ave.. near Metropolitan Oct 2ist, 1362. oc 21 3t* C. H.C = $ marked with white down the breast, strayed or were stolen from 399 H street, between 12th and 13th streets. on the 15th instant. The above re- ward will be paid to whomsoever will retur to the above premises. A oc 17-6t REWARDWILL RE PAID FORTHE $ 1,00 One rertics mor FOUR THOL, | SAND DOLLARS, tnostly in gold and silver, stolen from the house on corner of ayand D sts., Island, | gpithe nicht of Tuesday last, October 14, between re evening. Lours of tix and seven MC AMUL HE MAN, oe 16-91" corner 435 and D streets, Island. ALL AND WINTER OLOAKS FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. CLOAK OPENING TO-MORROW, AT MAXWELL’S. _6¢ St a 32™ Pa. avenue, PPLES AND POTATOES, 50 barrels No.1 APPLES and 700 bushels prime POTATOES, now landing from schooner ——, and fe le in lots to suit pure’ T6, bI for sale in lots to suit pu gaat G wat n them e 17-6t 2-61 _109 Water st.. Georgetown, D.C._ R SALE—An army HORSE of fine action, great endurance, and perfectly steady under fire: Alse an excellent family HORSE and BUGGY. Inquire at No. 507 Estreet, be- t id Sd. 86 2t-StT A pete FAMILY HORSE. The owner wishes to leave the city, anda good bargainean be made. Apply at HARRISON'S Periodical Store, near 31 street, on Pa. avenue, Oc 21-3t* D8 2oCQCEVILLE'S DEMOCRACY IN AMER- ICA, New Edition, for the mest port newly translated. with the additional matter appende to the latest French editions, and notes by Professor Bowen of Harvaed Uaiversity. Complete in, two vols, Beautifu rinted ; Cambri 13 rice & toe a)” FRANCK TAYLOR: 3. x Dap TsP A08 WARRS faieeas covet DAY.—A large and commo- dious staze will leave every morning xt8 o’clock from the Prescott Hou ‘corner ith street and Pa. avenue, for Pairfax House and return the same day to eabingioet Fare cach way Excursion tickets 84. Tickets can be atfhe New York Livery Sta- ble, corner of 12th and C streets,and at the Prescott Ouse, corner of 13th street and Pa. avenue. oc 2-Im* JOSEPH NATHAN, Pro’r, _ FOR SALE FINE NEW SCILOONER, % named “Chapel Print Express.” at Neale oe routh Capitol street. This vessel will 9 in alee thoal water, and carries alarge cargo. Mr. LUCKET, on the prewires, will show her to any one who wishes to examine. For further particu- late apply to JOHN E. NEALE, No. 565 north H Street, near bth, Terms madeeasy. oc 21-e03t* J 3 R COAL—COAL! Sig nanan ee” ACE, "LATROBB : co IL Ss! Specially = sizes and qualities for the kind of stove used, for sale at lowest possible rates for cash only. WM. M. GALT, 282 Pa. avenue, ee 2i-eol0t between lth and 2th sts, STOVE 8B! Glew OUTFITS AND nanowann I would respectfully call the attention of citizans | and strangers sojourning among us, and the army andravy of the United States, (not including the rebellious or disloyal portion, civil or willitary,) to my large assoftment of STOVES and HARDWARE, the finest and largest stock of the latest and most approved patterns ever offered for sale in any store in the city of Washington, suitable for public and private Offices, Hospitals, Halls, Saloons, Parlors, Chaw bers and Churches, Sailing and Steam Ves- fels of all classes. CAMP STOVES and CAMP OUTFITS of various styles, adapted to the comfort and conventence of camp life. COOKING STOVES of the most approved patterns | in great variety. All of which I will sell cheap for the cash. Please call at No. 318 D street, between 10th ‘and llth streets, fronting Pena. ayenue, balcony in front. oc 18-e027 . WOODWARD. R . NOTICE! EADING ALE AND LAG For sale im quantities to oe 17-1w* ER BEER suit, by ‘ M. RUPPEL, No. 37 Market Space, Georgetown. n DS FOR MIL- BAR, NEW FAMLAND WINTER G00 ITABY AND CITIZENS’ W DUVALL & BRO., MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue, e this method of calling the atte: n of Citizens and Mil- itary Officers to their present stock of goods in their line of business, Amopg_ many others, we have the best Winter Military Cloths, and Fancy meres.’ All goods made to order in our usual sty! of elegance and fashion. VA‘ L & BRO., ; No. 434 Penn. ay., between 44; and 6th sts. oc 13-e: shades of 6! y blu Doeskin for French Blue Cloth: EORG@ETOWN COLLEGE. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CITY. FAacuLty or Mepicine. NOBLE YOUNG, M D., Professor ef Principles avd Practice of Medicine, JOHNSON ELIOT, M.D., Professor of Principles aud Praotice of Surgery. JAMES E. MORGAN, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. J. M. 8) ER, M. D., Professor of Obatetsie d Diseases of Womenand ren. THOMAS ANTISELL, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Wadcitony. MONTGOMERY JOHNS, M. D,, J Professor of General, Microscopic and Descriptive Anatomy. * SILAS L. LOOMIS. M. D.. Professor of Physica avd Chemistry JC, W. KENNON, M. B., Demonstrator of Anato:ay, The Session will commence on the first in Novem! Monday rardend in March following | The Lectures will be detivered at the College Buildings, No, 303 F street. during the hours of the after: Boon and evening. The fee forthe full course i 99 jatriculation (paid only o: . 5 onntrator’s ticket. radustion reas IN ELIOT, M.D. For further information nad JOBNSO! Dean of ths Faulty, AO™ P street. between toh 'anaeh (Sepinnes.; | “«“ & CASTIGLIONL'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRENCH CANDY MANUFACTORY AND CON FECTIONERY STORE, 476 Pa. Avenve, BETWEEN SD AND 44; St5., . Washington, The undersigned take pleasure in informing the citizens generally that they have opened the above store, where can be had French and other CONF EC- TIONBRIES of every kind, Also, Sargndly on hand, the best Foreign and Domestic PRESERVES of every Variety 1 ion wil BALOON. Tenet angahore isa fine ICECREAM oes fmt 7 AVINI & CASTIGLIONL. a FROM BOSTON A = Tux Reg arrived and Apply to is now discharging ber aa * NARTLEY & BROTHER, = 99 and 161 W ater at, Georgetown. ’ FROM BosT: Tare reentar LROM BOSTC arrived and is now Apply t+ h ¢ ©. W. Dyer has discharging ber freight. HARTLEY & BROTHER. 4 Mand Ore ater at , Georgetown. JEWetoRe NEW GOODS! Ar No. 464 Seventu sr. The ru ber takes great pleasure in announe- ing to id trends andeustomers that he hes opened a New Sture at No. 464 Seventh street, be- een F and EK, where be hae a fine nud weil sa. ected tock. of MEN'S anf BOYS’ OLOTHING h be haa just recely.d from the North an ‘afor sale at the lowest Northern prices JL ERTCK & CO. Cothines Oe, 26d Dorval el. ee 2, cee Pa subscriber's stable, about | oF packet echooner Charter Oak has | | Ty Address, WO BOYS WANTED, of genteel hose who resite with A vnall quantity of Forni. Address MR, MORG Oc 23-3t* ppearance their parents preferred. J. WOOD. oc 23-2" a Bah lite tA first rate COOK AND WASHER, AMBEBMAILD.io a 4® Miswuri avenue. private fami- td ANTED—A sI tharine. TUATION, by a young woman, her infan Kiirges 25 a wet nurse, with ”’ Star Offi ce WwW ANTED—A comforta’ le DWELLING Hi containing from 5 to & rooms, in Washi own. Address, through the = 23-3" ‘goods, street. Rent paid in advane. Fs NISHED HO’ ily, consistin; child, wishes to fice. farnily either shington or Georgetow i sith ed. Address Lock Box 4%, City P. ire a Furnished house preferred. Addr H.N ANTED-An active, reliable MAN, to deliver One aceustomed to ring baree! preferred. Apply to THO. HAVE! spp ed oc ls A HOUSE for » small e, if requil o. USE WANTED. 4 noall fang of a gentieman, wife and House ; small w..” — eps * on Smithsonian lars. WANTED TO PURCHASE—A small brick or frame HOUSE of from 4 to 6 rooms, between C and K streets north Terms mostly allcash. Apply to MRES.GRIFFITH, grounds, who will giveail race ‘oe &-3t* and 9th and [5th streets west. a-3tt ‘qPURNisue’ 3 WANTED—Two 0 ; F - ISHED ROOMS W. TED—Two that con. | suited. would remain the winter, or ! quiet Smily preferred. tween 6th and 12th streets : Satisfactory Addrens immediately, a mo! X B11 Post Office, Washin, D.O, —— ANTED—A neat FURNISHED HOUSE, ata Ww with use of kitchen, for himself, wife. t A private family Post Office. moderate rent, in Georgetown. not objected to. by a responsible tenant, one . OF part of a house, . or two chambers, with beard wo small children, and nur: preferred. Address x 336 oe 23-2t* any pattern stam cents per width. where peste: | where any pattern any other place. ANTED—. M Star Office. avenue. a PHOTOGRAPH + elated oon WwW ANTED—The Lend caer veri! a peraare now running past the Stamping Depot, 24035 j Sevent? st., between L and M. where they ci ot don all kinds of at siz member, this is the only place is made an exclusive business, and is stamped, and cheaper than ts Bw oo 23 at* t Whitehurst’s Gallery, 434 Fone. oe 22-2t* ws | lace ay CHAMBERMAID or by an industrious young girl, 8 her business well. Address box No.7, oc 22-3t TANTED—B uation as work V SHUCKERS, | Steamed oyster estal one door Fox exory, 32 Ww A Good wages. Ww Please Address Box 2, Star Office. AN TED—Two or three good TS WANTED. SHEET-IRON | paid for good work: t i NTED—A x00 Apply 329 New ¥: he competent oung woman a sit- OUSE) EEPER, and to do the of a widower or settled xingle Apply i qistelpabiae ce < Apply immediately at he ne blishment, Ne. 493 isth atrest, Three or four TIN ai ORKERS. The best of wages men. Call at BE. M.& HT. Wi oc and Ironer. Also, « dining-room servant ork avenue, between 9th and or 22-2t* gar stocked or uns rk on shares © id © well re charge of a emall ceanfortable aittig street, near the and 2 O'clock WwW re ANTED—By a Upon, Star offic commended , a farm near th tion, on ¥ ling young man. with good recommendatio a SITUATION where he can have the charge o: some place of trust, and make himself generally useful to his eraployers at any hour when called Please address W. CA! $y a. practical Scotch farmer and 9 FARM gf . a 1 to 15) acres good tocked ituble for gardening. rotherwise. Address A. Jami- ie. ot 2-St WANTED IMMEDIAT«KLY— d eapable of taking city, will hear of x plication xt No. 209 F between the hours ef 9 oc 22-2t* asury, respectable, agteeab'e and wil- BOT, Post Office, oe 22-4 ashington. V ANTED—25 LABORE ERS & McGHAN’S, 37 TANTED—A CARPENTER. ‘Apply 269 Penn. Wr ot Aaoabeon ae 8? ocal-tt W re Ww 7th. W. wanted the work, oe 21-5t* ence, and by w! Apply at No. (oe » at th WwW COOK erences will between 17th and hom last employed. TEE! 234 K street, between 6th a st”) 3.G e War Department. Enquire WM. J..McCOLLAM, ANTED IMMEDIATELV—A good A fem: , (white -olgred ,) thoroughly ander- derstands coking and sft tes ranches Goad ret ee pply H street oc 21-3t™ ab “ot . . Enquii my- Deine See ce, a ANTED INMEDIATE .Y—A good BARBER. od LONE. ANTED-Six er eight HOD CARRIERS ou o¢ 21-3t* iron, f ‘will be tiven.. Good cha C, O'MEARA, bet. 24 and 3d st. ee ED—A GIRL or WOMAN, to. cook, wash racter must be shown 524 Pa. ave.. 7 ANTED—A and’ Milifnery and one to me to quire at the corner 1éth and L s-reets, oe business, ax’ ton. LADY, to assist im Dress- ge! 1 house’ V beral = WwW Northe: raidir Garabaldi and . &c, We have the finest lot ) ANT¥D- By an army officer, a 1 ROOM, or namall Suit of Rooms. com farnished, on Ist or 2d Liberties) and Patterns, for Stamping on Dresses, Josies, Zouave J Rooms, comfor' fill be paid, wadeoee rent wi Se stating terms, location, Ae, ANTED—Every Lady in town to call at 280: teil ge s tween L and M stree' examine my splen ets, Pincushions, Sli; of Flannel Pai Ts. Ferns in the city, and only charge six cents ath. and see us, ladies. We can stamp any pattern you Ww ANTED—Two SIBLEY & G CYS Bore, | I th ce a-att '‘RONT ‘tably mag WORKERS, at enn. avenue, be- tween 10th and lth street. oc 13-tf ANTED—A well furni OUSE, i: Giately, ina earet ; ton, net “3 hag 32 Ly TERR, ai ‘ting and ms, Ie Bio" Box 3, Star Omics. © ooetton roc ANTED—A ER, at W Facto LTER & KARMAN: ry,D street, between 9th and loth, ‘PIF No 369 Bevente st between Land COACHSMITH and HELP- N’S © Washing: oc 0 ton, D. WV ANTED.—We are buying SRCOND-HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BEDDING, for Hatten Rtansheepine or Sarine © bari ies declining how 5 il find it to their advantage to give pl mag BONT? & GRIFFITH kk. | W in, the Kousstars BUcHLY asks ure, = Dwelling for a ANTED—Every surplus, will do well Sey {eust hide,) Desler in 2 New ISHED HOUSE WANTED.— rent, for from ome $a th fam ; 65. Washington 5 ©. BOARDING. gon to Row that T am in cash for all articles ing lide, ‘Those leaving the to. |. Viesond hau Far : no 16-tf to e x years roished sat Location in thi preferred. Address Lock Bo: se 4-tf OARDING.—A ntlemen, C4 it ROOM and ARD, with a private fi No, 446 Fight st., east side hear'the Avenue. Grice ta tia Slee My 'o. 360 K street, F: 13th ats. 22d streets. -OL. ARDING.. ri ~ { ar Be mpeeny tog own }@.—Superior sccommo. with a Northern family at ranklin Row, between Lor ad 0c 22-3" nn ertoenoepeseppeireernseinen Ses OARDING MAY BE OBTAINED, with fi B' MOOME. SUN 53 Penm.ave. mist aed ween 2istand ec 21-3t* ‘APARTMENT: two Bed-roome end” baths im the house, tween Handl, &TA’ rent. Apply ak abeve, Fo RENT. WITH BOARD —A suite of handsome ou the first floor, consisting of Parlor. Gas and hot and cold Apply at 495 I7th street, be- BLE and COACH-HOUSE for oe 21-3t* Board ix pot Addre: = OAKD —Two officers are desirous of obtaining for their wives,in a there are Bo other boarders, uired, terms are ex; ieut. HUNT, Star Office. erate family where a central location ited to be moderate, oc 16-76" | NEW FALL 8TOC | 486 LL PAPERHANGINGS, | Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold’ Stamped, Me- ow-priced PAPERS for the richly adorned or most humbie residence. dium and IN the best mabufactor tiful_veriety of dart tic manwiacture, account for goods and Iabe SHADES punctnaily oc dim? Hoe! AND M A large fi on hor dand foreaie Sigr | wo? Ww ES. A beautiful Felection Gold Band, Imitation and Common Shades, Bufl, Green and land, by the yard or made into shades, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, Warranted to be Gilded | The handsomest assortment and Carte de Visite Frames o: No. 46 Seventh st 486 . appropriate either DOW SHAD. Gola Treen. Blue Hol ith Gold’ Leaf, Ano Io'the District. trom Phlso, Steen, Wood and saiail-sized Oval f foreign ai PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, | | Different rite» and colora, Picture Rings, Nails, do CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. | Copies ofcelebrated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary c The attention of those renovating i called to the above gnods, which the times, w Muncrative prices exclusively for purchi T,aud,on iii'be told at the Lowest ‘ve- CA : or, when purchased and executed, Allarticles warranted as represontet BP Orders tor PAPERHA’ presantet, ANGING ‘or wexDow srecuted, in citys eee MARKRITERL eight doors above "Odd Potiows? Hall, UTE Enoks. aemortment of HORSE and MULE SHOES, ‘ at manu facturar POs be SAY Vac door west af Cont: at, ANTED—A_ BOOK-KREPERB; mast be wall’-| qualified. Address Box 16 Star Olli | oth and ee AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. By J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO. Auctionrers. Pp eeearroer @AL* OF A VERY VALUABLE Comme ber SEAR THE Kat.noap bere BAIURDAY. Octo! tio 5 Hl. to the Rigtiest northwest Gorwer Sf eatd sebeey n scuth wardly with the line of New Jerecy avenue By GREEN & W LLIAMS, RUSTEB®S BALE. ect aere Sea jay of May, No. ioe 111, mi Cora ton Wachinate ea, Ste ion, of the “ feet, thenee easterly 100 ton it t | at Auction, on Tt fee: therly from the south of north Sp, m.. on the premincs. Let E street: thence northwardly te ine of st Charice 3. Chimen’s ea intersecting the same at the Wifeet, | Lote No. 1 and 2, ¢ poe pe tear the asd — Meteo cf wquare, noes nr 888, an on subdision end thence west ith said line of sal of the sai juare. the poiat of beginni: The termes’ at sale, cash. The terms be The above property i situated at theeorner of | complied with within after sale, New Jersey avenue and E street, and is helieved to | wise the = efter be the business location near the notice. atthe r sk cost a Terme: One-half cash; the remainder ia six This property is at the corner of 7th street east, months. for notes ben: interest from the day of | and north H streets. sale, secured by « deed of trust upon the premises. JOHN woe23 3.0. McGUIRE & 00. Aucts, Sate? By W L. WALL & ©O.. Avetioneera exp eae ORES BAROUCHE, PAIR Eonrs Bae RESS—Will be sold on SATURDA' N- ING, 2th inst., at 10 o'cloek,as the owner wishes rot 7 VE 1s UNTIL The nabay sot L~ Seabear sty ‘pinee, Ry orde _ henry Lap wont oc tid De nm rouche, i 2 7 8. MARSHAL'S ‘ta U ieee come” W.L, WALL & CQpAnets. | United rablig By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. J in front premises, at 5 o'clock -.@ | ty—Gocds, some Building Lot.ou the south side of North | Prizes. yis— 91°" eae eta peace mms |” ORT he cash. oe 0 | UGREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, § anche Salt, it Hats,” lot Boots hoes, BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Everton t ° ‘ ‘Saget | Gee” ecu ce he iven at Lot Matches, P. fi L, Box Logwood, On WEDNESDAY ¥ November 5. Box : The officers and members of the Club have fet . arrangements to make this Ball the most .ot Medicines, and Srecueel a aemcinr eemnan snort on ont at : , ccfient ‘tine band, Shosttend wi ocr | United Bates Martin B's, good ‘s pleasure *Tiekote ire sdmitting ¢ puntionan one By GREEN & WILLIAMS. . Gom mittee a 2, CKLLENT THREE-STORY AN! James P. Mansfield, john Mi ment Frame House Lot, deing james Proctor, Geo. W. Waits. it* i Tenth street x % oe BALL WILL _BE GIVEN ON THURSDAY | Ee relat ation are ENING, Oct. 23, | p.m., a bandsome three Frame ‘At WARD'S HALL, cor! 2d st.and Pa. av: | Bik Baseraent.and toe Lot on whic The public are respectfully invited to at- | house bas eight good convententiy tend. Tickets 30 cents, admitting a gentleman eligt bly located om the west side of ladies. oc 22-2" G and central, between Government fs, and ry atenve. FOR SALE AND RENT. T OR RENT—Part of an Unfurnished HOUSE, ene Dining Room, two rooms in third story, with er privileges, on L street, No. 534 between 8th taken, Tithe id st oe 233t* a oc 22. One- in years, the purchaser to give tedarataaies oie a u ieguedi 399 Est, EIGHTEENTH ST — Pie i FUTURE DAYs. 2 ROOMS, wit! ¥. withont Board, can | bad by calling soon. House occupied by a Now | By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Eng’and fami: afew boarders oe eee | AIOE SEnOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITDRE, x | ARMIAG! iF TONGUES. &c.. — sant piano ares ged | Qu SAGCRDAS. the ih tenuate sl in Will be sold en moderate terme, ar the owner isgo- at Po'clock a.m. on extend ve assortment ieee the city. Apply at uri avenue, | Sino ome ight ery ny : — - - # dozen Smoked Beef Tongues LOOK 47 THIS! The Stork. Good Witkand Fiz. | With many other articles which we deem unneges- for Sant Tom toum melted: wetkeser, | Tons eee Sare.— * a ls ‘ery requisite for a good boarding houte, Kiting | cemst GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Eid will dispose of evers thing oo the mou meds! | By 3,0, MeGUIRE & 00. very thi em - 0. " . atoterms. “The rent is low. Also, twofinc BLACK | JXXECUTOR'S SALE OF OIL PAINTIN a STALLIONS for sale. Inquire at the restaurant, | Bs bel mgmwe to the Estate pate 562 Pa. avenue, near Capitol gate 00 23-tw* | Ping. rorpcomemts-es “OQ RENT—A HOUSE in the First Ward. partly | [oS dpce “tnt Pictere e, furnished. Address“ W. T.,” Star Ofiice. Fur- | "King 4m6 Twelfth nitare for sale; price $150, "oc Ht erder ofthe Orphans’ *OR SALE—A Inrge. well furnished ladies’ 1¢”se number o I BOARDING Hose. Patintactory zcoeone | poe a eee Mu ing. pply 1 Pine shoeiount | leerby ite Ring sow wale R SALE—In Georgetown, a good ERROR | Terme cash, > ESE, with lot about 12) feet square, stable, FO. ad welll oetee, oe Apply at No, ay _ ocd 3. rfotee & Bae Katie. street.______ec2iw"_.| “By J. C. MeGUIRE & 00., Auctionsers... OR RENT—Two first class HOUSES, one on | FYXECUTOR'S SALE OF Yermont H street, recently occn- | Aly SEHOLD Errects.- venue, bear ica by the Chiliau "Minster. and ‘No. 197 in the | Pow on Tstret, nest: Bth, recently occupied by the rene’ AY at_his office in Riggs & | Eon Uanking Monee toa HYDE. oc mee \ 2 | tem; is a perfect appetizer, ' PH. DRAKE & ©0., 22 Broadwav, New 1 1 ster ROOMS TO LET. Peano r q Apply at 12 ‘hirteenth street, between G and use. ai-st" i oc (OK RENT—In a deligthful focaticn, hear the | L#7ee F TSEVEN ROOMS: Incledine Palen, | ining-room, three Bed-rooms, Kitchen and ser- vant’s room. furnished: and $25 * ‘complete! Terms— Table board for three pereons in | ther a Stinee aaah 6) rep pimmediatels as —<" oesed LOR and t AMBERS. on the second foor, | , Parruant > iy an oresleet losetion, Appiy at 272 F «-reet; | Auction, corner 13th. I 108. w., on . URNISHED ROOMS, T Also, aQne,|, W. ey mae Parlor, with Ba een attached, ges » §& the capitaltes 225" b tate Pteren'i'engsd | Ba " eek tre #3 doo rs below. all. oe tiwe Bw STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOR 5 SALE.—An estal ed Btore in sale. BR RENT_—A FURNISHED HO! SE, pleasant bea i tuned i a Wire The fidase son. La cludin, is room and litrsty, and IS eepehel Site Botones d all modern lences, Rent $176 per ssonth. Auely at tee 2G st. oc N-lw* ENTLEMEN CAN MMODATED Mousseline, ACO ith fine, large and at FURNISHED | Black ROOMS, at Ne. 41s sh nt measaae Te the Patent ee, “gust AS OUR PAPER IS GOING TO PRESS, HEAVILY laden with news of success, SOMETHING of import we stop to insert— MAY we here state,‘ There's Sovoay hart!"— It is in regard to an excellent Store, B INE (THAT'S stocked with fine Clothes from ceiling to A Fuawirore, Bar Fr floor— j bs FRIDA b HOW customers throng—what bargains they get— | mA ep by onger, of EA é rd 1 oO! jate Henry 5 & How all the clothes so beautifully at. Frnitete, ae Pstgres ad guors s CAN you not see the point and the pith? Feather and R oF comir: Plain—'tis the store of friend j 460 SEVENTH STREET, { Opposite the City Post Office, | Where BETTER BARGAINS FOR CASH can be ob- taine than atany ether storein Washington. He | keeps every variety of CLOTHING, GENTLE- | MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, and HATS, CAPS and TRUNKS. oc3-lm B. PASSENGER STEAMBOAT Ez Tzomas ‘fies oe Mattresses, &c., Carpets on Cath Wardrobe, &e., Rar Fixtures Liesemnc hee con SA MOM as BOWEN hacen By J.C. McGUIRE & OO, Auctioneers. Wirt te Er vine of deed the sul ington, t. 4, WEDNESDAY a, [FRIDAY ‘Oct SUNDAY Oct? me & EDESDAY. pS eS a, |wupweepe FRIDAY, ‘Oct. 24," SATURDAY, Oct. 2, + Oct. ds, THURSDAY, O&t. 3: SATURDAY, Nov.1. (MONDAY. Nov. 3. th For freight or passage apply on board. or to trast. ‘Terms Wo beleomnpeiea POTOMAC AND OHESAPEAKE | ive days. All convers at *s STEAMBOAT COMPANY. * | SG 1 grees FFICE, | seas MO. McGUIRE & '00., Aucta, No. 324 Pawnsvivanta Avaesce, | ABOVE SALE Over Clagett & May. | WEDNESDAY San ee océ-im W.B. SNOW, Agent. | VA ag ee A reo SUTLERS SUPPLIES. ocd 3.6. see ., Acts. ta ee eee J, T. SMITH & CO,. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Nos. 342 anv 344 Broapwar, T RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALU. =~ Ww. PROVED ProperrY in THE ins or Wasm- Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in SADDLERY, OFFICERS ¢ADDI. ane fi INGTON AND PRINCE of a deed of trust to + 1861, ES ad Big Divs 2th of ‘STOL HOL- records of ORD BELTS, HAVERSAOKS, PI Ww STERS, Columbia. Liber 3. BLANKETS. TRUNKS, TRAVELING. BAGS, piso in Liber F.8.; Also. GILT MOUNTINGS FOR SWORD BELTS, Tea acne shall scl, at COAT SLINGS, &e. oc16 tan * | to the b hast bidder om the es ‘ y mt Be . ee Ae EAS. | ee ee S ig tenet, tm pars : BS cesta g rixty-two (42) acres, more or less, Se ee’ A , consisting bie Frame Dwelling, Corn House ‘ood Biable,, This mpatt of the original “emilee i oS twenty-five acres of this tract DEAENESs._ DR. VON MOSCHZISKER, OCULIST AND AURIST, 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Giveshis exclusive attention tothe treatment ofthe | pai eel ndapted for ‘market perpen; tee Senaek ccuime EH and EAR, |S Fin Tra ajtan the lane of Mesrs ee es S.-T 1860. Piccataway rond. the Gag sil Qokenmte te that leads to the Ke ‘be terms are ‘third cash; the balance ia one two. threc.and four . the Purchaser € * notes for the yinents, bearing cos from the day ofeaie, All copveyapemng at the cost of the a Ifthe terme are a a ane he the Pos are dave it to resell the DRAKE'S PLANTATION airr=ns Tnvigora: strengthens, and purifies sys- 868 and nature's great | restorer. Itis composed of pure'St. Croix Rum, | the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs. the Trustee reserves Prope Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per- | Opf vat the eben . ty cea, an can te roiled upon forte pmriey. 1c1 SC rattle Soe eue ieee ines in tee cures Dyepepsia, isa gentle tonic, and is just the thing for changes of the’ season. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Salgous | oy Intelligencer. ‘Bale peremptory. meregOHN | | cece CREEP AEA RE Tz Yors, enw | \