Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT Forp's THEATER.—Maggie Mitchell's fare- |Well benefit is announced for this evening. She ars to-night again as the heroime in the [wonderfully successful play of + Fanchon.” * entertainment will conclude with the i“ Rendezvous,” wherein Miss Maggie's ma and Mary will appear. The pub Let ment ceases to-morrow evening. The bill is «The Returned Voltintcer,” « A son fur Hus- bands” and “ The Mischievous Irishman.” WASMINGTON THEATER— Benefit of Mr. Chanfrow—The versatile star at the Washing- ten (Mr. Chanfrau) is fast becoming a favorite with our theater goers. He takes a benefit to- night, and will for the fifth time ax <:Jupiier,” in “Bull Run,” and as “Jerry Clip,” iu the “Stage-strack Barber.” Chanfran’s im- diations of celebrated actors are certainly won- erful. OLY MPIC—Those who have not yet visited utlerts Olympic Music Hall Rave certainty issed no little fun. The crowds that resort Te nightly speak in the highest terms of the ‘xcellence of the performancrs. generally of a first-class order, and the pa- Cantersory HALL.—Miss Agnes Suther- d, who has @xcellent voice, sings with quisite sweetness; while the dancing of Julia Baoven's Cincvs.—As usual, leng before * hur of commencement Barnum's big tent as crowded last night. The performances here are both amusing and instructive. The Jokes of Dan Garduer and Jim Reynolds are not only new, but delivered in superior style. ‘The Ravel troupe appear here to-night again. ACADEMY or Music.—Free concerts of vocal tnd imstruine ntal music this evening. Limerty Hatt, ALExaxpria— ‘performances nightly, of singing, Ethiopian characteristic pl —__-@— Camp Barker—The contraband camp, or, 3s itshould be more Properly catied, the con- trabend Sy eps and hospital. is at Camp Bar- ker, near the corner of Twelfth and Q Sts., on the same ground formerly occupied by Colt- iuan’s brick kilns und St. John’s buriat ground. at present contains 675 Tsons, ong, wher are bout 100 in the hospital; the balincé eing women and children. with a few old and Gecrepid men and women—two of whom are }deaf and dumb, end one blind. The buildings are mostly the same as were used by the McClellan Dragoons as barracks, but several additions have been made since the occupancy by the contrabands. The office and dwelling of the superintendent, Dr. D. B. Nich- ols, is im the center, on the east side. with the laboratory under the charge of the surgeon, Ir. Amos Pettijohn: the store rovins and guard room are on cither side. The b south side have been Mostly fitted up by the families living im them; mauy of them hay ing xcellent dancing and purchased stoves to cook by und make them. | selves comfortable during the coming winter. These are oceupied mostly by the old and in- firm, and mothers with large familics of chil- dren. Some of these are said to be quite indus. tions, and the most of their time is sewing for new-comers and makin for the men. The row of barracks on the north side of the quegre, which are smaller ¢ ured As quarters mil side is vacant, but will be clese: up iminedi- ately by another row of quarters. On the ex- treme right of the north row of buildings is the orphan asylum, which bax been kuely fitted up ander the direciion of Mizses Patton and Doxsey. This is certainly the ineates: purt of the camp. At present there are a dozen infants here, who are under the care of # matron. In the space in the center are several tents, three being used as hospital wards; two for the men, and one for the women, which are fur- nished with iron cots and other conveniences; but it is contemplated to remoye these as soon as the chapel, which ix in the center of the south row of quarters, cun be fitted up tora hospital. The sick are as well attended to as ean be: & sufficient number of those able to uurse them being detailed for that purpose. It would seem from the number of sick that the cunp is very unhealthy, yet such is not the case, @ large proportion of the siek are sent from Visions of thearmy, with which many contrabands are employed as teamsters. On Monday, when the reserve corps of colored teamsters belonging to the Army of the Poto- mac leit their camp, near Camp Barker, twen- ty-five were sent to this Place for :ucdical treatment. In the chapel a school is taught by Mesars. Hill and Burgster, two young men employed by the American Tract Societ,, during the day and evening—the day schoo! being held from 10 to and from 2 to 4, which is attended by about 75 children, and the night school, from 7 to % Ly about 100 adults, of beth sexes. They do not seem, however, to learn fast, and ure backward in their studies, which are of course in the primary branches. It is said that these contra! ds are not as apt at their studies as those in South Carolina. Preaching se are held here every Sabbath: une of the tes ‘ generally conduct the exercises in morning; Lr. Nichols, th- superintendent, in the after. noon; aad at night they couduct the meeting among themselves. & caTments i The able-bodied contraband: are now all made use of by the Government, or they hire themselves out in the families in the city and neighborhood. A large numb-r of the men are now in Government service as teamsters. or helping about the hospitals, while several hun- dred of the women are engaged as servants in the city. Those who are employed in the Gov- ernment service draw rat! and clothing when they are employed, while those at the camp sick and unable to work are furnished | ! with rations only; having to rely altogether on charity for clothing. Almost weekly large boxes of cast off clothing, material, &c., are sent here from the ‘North, while the National Freed- man's Relief ne, this i take the especial charge of ‘tributing the goods and hee ing the clothing made up. They employ two ladies, Miss Patten and Miss Doxsey, wiio are daily in the quarters instructing the women in_peedle-work. When Dr. Nichols took charge of the contra- bands there were 400, and sinc# thai time (i6th of June last)3,500 have been registered. Since that Gime 19bave died. For some time past but few have arrived here, the latest arrival ot any | note being some thirty or forty about the time the rebels crossed into Marylavd; and at present there are no good servants disengaged. The demand for them is not confined alone to our citizens, but often inducements are held out to then to go North; but it is rarely unat any offer, even the most liberal, to go beyond Maryland is accepted. The offers for them outside of the Di-triet eome most largely front Wisconsin, low a and Pennsylvania. The camp is now in as good order, under the circumstances, as cam be expected, and the va- rious officers—Dr. Nichols, sup» rintendent; W. * W. Smale, assistant; Dr. Pettijolin, surgeon, and | Mes~rs. HiN and Burgster, teschers—decerve | much credit for sucersstul many camp. ment of this — G¥ORGETOWN Arvains.—Very litile pro- duce hus been arriving on the caval during the past week, but one boat coming through froin arper’s Ferry, and that being loaded with coal. A few boate in theearly partof the week got down from Seneca, but a brexk occurring w | Irv. toiles this @ide of that point has interrupwd the trade and nothing is now arriving. The break, which it is thought’ was occasioned by sou:w miscreant cutting the banks. will soon be | repaired—a large = - men rina — up tor that purpose—and a large nuntber ot outs which coon the way may be expected down "There is very little grain in the market, vare- ly enovgh to keep the milJ> in operation. We quoie as follow=:—Flour, super none in mar- ket, nominal at $6.75; extra, $7.50 to #4; family. S>.ot Lo S10, meal, bY to 90; -corn, oU to 65 oats, (new,) 45 to Su. > SENT TOTHE OLp Carrror.—Mr.Chas. Sher- man, son of ©). Sherman, of this city, arrived here from Dixie afew days ago, where he has been serving in the soui army, bolding » a co as When he arrived ho: wife was in WR, and was once sent for; and her joy at seeing him made her torgetful of the fact that it wus necessary tor him to be gecreted, and she rin shout clap- ping herRands and saying “Charlie, has come" Charley bas come!" which ‘ ‘ cans d Captain Charley's whereabouts to be know35 aad he was uently arrested and aurn quarvTs in the Capiiol. _ A Snoottse Arratk occurred in the cars a Annapolis Junction, on Friday evening last, in which Brice B. Brewer was shotin the fore. head, the bal? paxking in at the it side, ron. ning next the skull foc three im Ad then coming ont. An officer of the 3d Maryinaa Reyiment was arrested upon the charge of shocting, but upoh investigation he was dis- chargea. Nuxp Arrexpixo To<The pumps on the corneroft Eleventhand Mvts. and M «te. are ont of order, and have been for some much to the inoonvenieace of the citazens “< of the «ty, who are suffering for of waver, —There was an last night ataes G street, (the res. Esq., City Postmas. return of Mr. Cie. | Ss sweet Northern Collins, of West managed to make ar year, (especially | le duties as an active torporation officer and as at the hea: haps the rnost overworked dey artme: Fovernment—the Washington its enormous army work) is js: but that he has indisputable. ption last night from & to ti was a tnd the ime was pleasantly ving the usual congratulations ndahip, and in partaking the ele. | ities of the house. tors, especially, found much to beautiful bridal presents of rich welry to be scen in one of the | idence of Lewia Clephane, ter,) the Oecasion being the as city with hi Miss ‘Annie M. How Mr. Clephaue has Jove during this busy w busy to him with his doub! phane to th ‘ 5 HES ARN—A large wi bopet with bie ne a ‘ost Office with ELINE: PAIN. B H/ & Mystery tohis | - done it and ex: evdingly and HARNESS, One wns a bay horse and the other | a dark yellow with black maneand tail The firter will plense return them tod. HOLLAN. Te street, between NJ avenue and Ist st. It? S10 REWARD steazed or stolen, on the soth very brilliant or ocenpicd with p: of warm frie gant hospita ‘The lady visi- admire in the Amongst the throng the President’ pont, Second A present was Mr. Ni ¥, the poet Pier. t Postmaster General nner, Judge & number of Lot black and tan Ter: lock; answers to name of ‘*Gipsey ‘or Gip.” Ri Adatas, Sixth Auditor, and lad herto MK. WM. SCOTT, Louisiana avenue. under urmy officers: L. A. Gobright, of the Associat Press, and others ofthe fraternity members of the city conncils, & irut. Herbert Lance: the Canterbury, or to the undersignad. ani 1 well rewarded. JAR W. SERGEANT, | Fort Corcoran Va., ecat2tt __Rear Aqueduct Bridge. 'y, of Gen. Casey's staff, SP a ae made 4 very agreeable acting groomsms . $ 5 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, on the Ist of e COW, with smail This fine regi. ys since, is now ‘amp of instruction, east of the Capitol. ficers: Colonel, Creworyx Crmevs.—Crowds day and night | q ent, witich arrived a few t Nixon's, and ne wonder. The performers | oncan ‘ ‘: encamped at Gen. Casey's ¢: on the old artillery ground, The followin Wm. W. Virgi Major, A. D.S termaster, Wm. Bray: Surgeon, ee sats asd st., between G and H, Ni : REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, ilion v convenient of uccess. A great | $10 : ure at Nixon's is the Spanish ballet troupe. | a list of the o1 Lieut. Colonel, En thorough bred bay MARE, with e scar on hip, le; Adjut’t, W. H. Swill be paid for ih Gardens, or COOK'S Livery Stable Gth st, ND FOUND. Forres small 8UM O¥ MONEY, which the, owner car have by cniling at 34m Rat. at? 1 and red COW, with one whole in ope ofits horns. The fastest will bring it to JOHN WANDERICH, corner 7th avy Yar oc 24 3t* Lire Thursday, 24, alittle GIRL, (coloced,) fad on when left home a hoo: 4 brown mot het will be ssed een Ee er dist; Bates = Alley. N AWAY FROM THE STAND AT THE National Hotel, HACK No. 94 with 2 HORSES | and a white stripe down her bac! ‘avd white legs. The-abo of September. a large red COW, with isree, i mi 1 ve reward y any one returning her to JOHN | Ray Yard, between ta and 7th,on K | . . lad SLUT, very short tail; leather collar; amail brass WANTS. w nig DW PREG OLERK. “Wedron: WANE six paren HANGERS, JouN ALEXANDER. 0C 24-2t TANTED_—a NURSE, CHAMBERMAFD and WD WHER GEAMBERMARD an Honse, oy n WASTED—A GIRL, to cook and assist in tin housework of wsmall family A ly atd=6 | Tenth street near Penusy!¥avil LS ae | WARSTED—In private family first-rate COOK, WASHER and IRON ER. Colored | referred. Recommendation required. Apply at | 54) Ustreet between 13th and ith. ee ae3te J ANTED TO RENT-Two FURNISHED V Hoos port alan tad furnished, suitable for a small family to do their cooking in. ‘Swtistac tory references given. Address “O. B.,”” Star Of. fice oe F-2t* aie ATION WANTED—By young WOM as x bermaid and seamstress, or fine washing he. The best of city reference can be bad hy calling at corner of 17th and F street, opperite | Winder’s Building, for two days. ecw 2m WENTY-FIVE GOOD LABORERS WANTED, to Work on the City Railroad, Wages $1.25 per day—paid weekly. Apply at the corner of 15th street an’ Rew Yor TTL? WHARTON JR. sd Superintendent of Construction. September, a large red and white h ed i ead, with star in forehead, GEORGE W. CHESM, 0. 194, Panes PONY, with blazed white face, and one ki the return of either, or fo: return of both to WMOR. SMITH: Betas ae Assistant Surgeon, R. R. Ricker; Joveph C. Snow: Serg’t Major, Quartermaster Serg’t, Saul RB. ry do.. ——, Drum Major, Wm. W. Foss: s—Company A, D.B. - Little; Company R. E. Whitman; $5 REWARD —Strayed on the i9th instant, a - Crocker, Com. given when returned to J. FANCOUP, K street, be- | tween 6th and 4%, | yarney:Company | 7, bE To M 3, CH. Prince; Co | Bradford: Company E, A. Company F, H.N. Lomb; Company H, A. F. N pany I, J. 8. Nash: Company K, M.N. Stanley. horns. The owner is requested to come forwart prove property, pay charges and take her away. _fe 22-5t* Navy Yard. D. $25 REWARDS A Lady’s Hunting-Case GOLD | q ia PoLicr.—The Second Ward patrolmen re. i ~4 2 WATCH, with Chain, and « Goll Neck- en, aa aon yesterday: G. Burnes, drunk and miniature. Also, a Gold Watch Key, tekew ss Srkhotse 30 da George Stuart. Saturday, the 2th instant. The above reward wil ys. George Bruce, do.; J.S. Finch, drunk: fluaed $1.91. The Third Ward patrol reperted niting a lady oung, disorder} Cyrus Martin, ¢ on 2 pavement; dismissed, liquor withont 2 license; d. or Stand, selling Ligue he paid. and no questions asked, if same are left xt | the Jewelry estabishment of M. W. GALT & BROTHER. 35 Oct BUAst_ 196 the street: fined 36. fined $2. Raphael | ning a horse | Jas. Ragan, sellin: a diers; fined S20 ored,) Larceny; jail for court—by 1 p, Selling liquor by Justice Walter. i c y REWARDWILLREPAIDFORTHE | $1,000; : SAND POL from the Tue Pouwe Mac IsTRATES.—The Ma: sent to the Bo: of Aldemnen his nomi trates for the ensuing term. change which has been made is in the + where John P. Hilton is nomi- naied in place of John D. Clark. The xomin: tious haye net bet been contirmed, and the | the hours of six and seven 1 pson, who has been attending to nd the business of | flered from neglect. Tracks on the | iy sud. promptly. Property the police station has nots 0 o'clock a.m i ae FEIN roperty will then Be ighest bidder for en: Masoniw.—aAt 4 Chapter, No. 16, held 1a: at Masonic Hall, the following offi nsuing year, viz: m, Treasurer; G. R. Thompson, Seer BOSWELL'S oc 33 3t COUGH CANDY. | Mes TO THE TRAVEL ¢ The subscriber most respectfully informa the | public that he will, from and after the 24 of Octo- ber instant, run a regular line of STAGES between the CITY OF WASHINGTON and PORT TOBAC- CO, Charles county, Md. HOTEL, at the corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue, Washington city. D. C., at8 o’elock every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. Leaving MID DLETON'S HOTEL, in Port Tobacco every Mon day, Wednesday aud Friday mornings, and arriviog in time to connect with ears at the Washingtoa depot the same evening, RET, Who com- of Fremont’s army. corps, has been appointe: neral by the President, for gallant shed services rendered in the field. > manded the ad Hospitats Nawen.—The new hospital east pitol has been named + Lincoln Hos- sid the one in front o} * Staiford Hospital.” 1,500 and the latter 500: beds. f Douglas Hosp The former will contain = Coveus AND Coins, whieh are so preyalent Year, may be alleviated by well’s Medicated Cou is a pleasant and effectual remedy. at this season of th leet Secon» Warn S@ation Cases—-Refore Jus- tice Thompson.—Andrew Bittel, Wm. Smith, do,; fined $1.9! each. disorderly; W. 0. Wm. Mortimore, do.; lectured and dismissed. _o¢ 2-1m* 5 SAMUEL DAILEY. u TF You nave A conn, BOSWELL’S aa a MEDICATED oc 23-3t* COUGH CANDY. LESS _AtTextTiox, SoLpirxs! Protect your Hrattu! ‘o sensible man will leav G EORGETOWN COLLEGE. ly of Holloway’ a D the City without a su Pills and Ointment. For Wou Fevers and Dysente: est in the world. and French Soldier uses them. Only 25 centa per as Ispias Reeser Coops.—' bber Coats. Lezgins, Ca) and every art! Rubber. isat H. A. H: Professor of Princip! el cle made from India all’s India Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain them at manufacturers prices, 310 Penna. avenue, between 9th and I0th —_ Professor of Obstetrics and Diseascs of Women aad | Atras Doriar Store, 435 nn. avenue, near 432 street, is now displayed t est assortinent of in the city, pp apply yourself for " > Professor of General, Microscopic’ and Descriptive Is ir Possteie THAT ANY SOLDIER can be so foolish as to leave the city without a snp; y's Gintment and Pills? W deeply regret it. These medicines are the only certain cure for Bowel Complaint, Fevers, Sores and Scurvy. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot. The Session will commence on the first Monday in November andend in March following. The Lectures will be delivered at the College Buildings, Winrrucrst Gar farnishes Carte de Visite’! scription. Likenesses of maay of those slain in recent battles can be obtained at this establishment. enesses of allthe prominent Gener- ians. Orders for Camp and Field ie Remember, and go hitehur:<'s before going to the battle-feld. 4 Penneylyania a Likenesses of every noon and € Graduation Comrort ssp Ease ty On Callosities, Club and Inverted is. Frosted and Tender Feet, enlarged aud dis- | eared Joints, Warts, Moles, and all Excrescenses of as and Fuee. cured w to the patient b: fe Minvre.—Corns, Bun- _ 0c BAN vor [ Republican. os = prorcesie FOR STATIONERY. hout pain or well-known Ch cnnsylvania ay Bue. near Four-xnd-a-half street, (four doors abo raph Office.) No Acid, no Bl the General Tele, La: SEALED Proposats ror STATIONNRY will . ceived at this Depart tober, 1682, atl Pi cere plea of the articles in class 1 will be furnished partment. ! The Department reserves to itself the right to order the writing paper plain or feint-lined to any | 1 Fequired pattern, \ Cristapora’s Hain Dre. There ix no Hair Dye in use so pure, so free from | all objectionable properties, that produces euch Splendid aed permanent tints,or that operates so quickly, uniformly and certainly as Crtetapono’s Excerstor Hair Drr. This matchless article is pronounced by all who have ever applied it, or seen it applied, the mont | wonderful invention of the age. Ten minutes suf- | fices for any shade of brownor the deepest black. It leaves the ekin unstained. Manufactured by J. Gristadoro, 6 Astor House, | New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers. Price 61, §1.0 and 8S per box, accordii | export detailed for that purpose by the Secretary. | of the Treasury. and the Weltvery of any interior | article shall be deemed sufctent cause toannul the | contract “Deliveries must be free of charge, at the Treas- ury Department, Washington. or firm making it, and be accompanied by a satin- factory guarantee ‘that the bidder will execute @ contract, with good and sufficient bonds, if his bid be accepted. Cristavono’s Hare PRESERVATIVE pobiah cmap ghey | faa allay bales lea contract, to operate to the forfeiture of the entire — of the bond; or the Secretary of the Treas- i 2 i uantities of any articlen as sha Price 50 cents, 91 and @2 per bottle, according to Supply the deficiency caused by auch free nce cbarge to the contractor fifty per centum of the price which itshall be found necessary to pay for such articles. The best im the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a color not to be distinguished from nature— ‘Warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edies the ill effeets of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Ked or Rusty Hair instantly turns « splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Mair soft and beautiful, Sold by all Drugyists, &e. igned WiLtiam A. Baroas- antees will not be considered, and contracis will be | awarded only to established manufacturers of or dealers in thearticle: SF The Genuine LOR, on the four sides of each box. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, and 16 Bond st.) THE spas Heras Doctor, from Canada, will describe diseases and tell his their complaints or illness, wi information from them. Office, No. 11 aDIa one corner of seco cored mr rel of out receiving a) Sor consultatio: ‘oe Building, enth street, eu tf 1 pe time— “GREAT PENN?YLVANia Row sare be through at Government rates. For ther information apply rh et., Washington. _ pare ey sO 8.0. Nonton MARRIED, # Sabie ALLE Rev. Mr. Butler, SAM'L JOSEPH MARY JENKINB, both of this WARD oon this city, October 24, by Qi BSON to Mrs, iv. A mew ao¢ ful. y Peallg eee erades i for indov: dine! fteme ear sree tee Pp. everuc ant o red buffalo COW. The above reward will be Taland. oe 22-3t* AME TO MY PREMIRES On the 2th instant, | t 1 a small white COW, with black spots and with : THOMAS 8ANDERSO: Over the Anacostia B th two Lockets attached, each containing a | o4 Penn. ave.. near Metropolitan. . of 23" CHC. d J OTICE.—A sorrel HORSE. no marks, was given to two hoys on the th instant, by a man whom Lde not think t 4 es din hin. | ., iret, situated between 6th aw 12th streets: if Bis is to notify the Cones trans hee hits | suited onuie somata tie State seen property, poy charges and take him away. Appls family preferred, Satisfactory references: No.467 treet, between Band F. requiped Add W. D. ELWO@D. OVETS sm of FOUR THO! Peat Tres Ine E, about § tnd on ands high, with harnes«. to the sutisfretion of the | » District. on or before | October 25th, 102, said at public aucti tothe | vat the 6th st. urket. - L. WALL & CO., Auctio: By order. GEO. R. HER JK. 1.253 Prope: kK. O16 Vth st Saturd F YOU HAVE A Coven. USE MEDICATED | « PLANTERS | MEDICAL DEPARTMENT WASHING TON CITY. Facvuty or MEpicise NOBLE YOUNG, M. D., and Practice of Medicine. N ELIOT, M.D., iples and Practice of Surgery, JAMES E. MORGAN, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. J.M. SNYDER, M. D., JOHNSO! Professor of Prim Children. THOMAS ANTISELL, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Toxicology. MONTGOMERY JOHNS, M.D. | Anatouwy. SILAS 1, LOOMIS, M. D., Professor of Physics and Chemistry, J.C. W. KENNON, M. B., i Demonstrator of Auatomy. 303 F stre: during the hours of the after: e | ing. : H full. course is. . $m nlation (paid oniy once). 3 strator’s Ficket..... w For further informati Dean of the Faculty, 40 F street, betwotn 6th und 7th Tr suky DevartMest, October 7 ment until the 25th day of Oc- clock Mm. r es desiring to bid, on application at the De- i eliveries of all articles in the several classes | must comply with the written specifications, which | will be furnished to bidders, with the samples of ticles in class 1. ics will be subject to inspection by an Each proposal must be signed by the individual The failure to comply with any one order under a y may direct the purchase in Ca eee ions be j necessary Proposals unaccompanied with satisfactory cuar- ‘ard Blotting Paper hite Envclopes, official sizo { White Envelopes, letter size White Envelopes, note size White Envele pes, official size, eloth-lined Copying Paper hite Demy Paper White Super-royal Paper. i Crass 2. Best y Govzing Ink Best quality Black Ink Beet quality Blue Ink Best quality Writing Fluid Peet Be Ea toe ‘aber's be: ‘encils, Nos. end Hes best and Blue Pencils a et Pens Steel Pen-handlee Gold Pens Rest Quills. . 2 Beat foar-bladed Knives, with peari or etag han- Best Erasers, with ivory headies Sciasors for office use Shears for office use. 3. Glass Inks: at Gutte Percha Rulers Nine and t inch Ivory Polders Lettor Clips ee Small French Bylete ge French Byleta at guality Sealing-wax, made entirely from |: Shellac Mucilage inen Bilk Taster ansorted colors Prepared indian Rubbee ‘Twine Bost solid: headed Pine, yy t reserves the right to accept bide in clasees | and 2, Fico « bich contain items at’ priess’ Ips thin “to! She artislea wilt be deemed fresinnees wil not be cemsidarec 8 FO CHASP C woth Becotery ofthe Toes Cy street. Rent paid in Lock VA ; W frame HOUSE of from 4 to 6 rooms, between | i. and K streets north and 9th end [5th atrects west on Sinithsonian grounds, who will’give all partieu: lnrs __ OC Z-3t Star OF ; gene} NFURNISHED ROOM WANTED—A roung yoman wishes te rentan Unfurnished oom, in eg ie neo OF Georgetown.) — i a quie — German ._ Sb Fill pay the rent month! in adv nee. Please at. dress answers to “O, P Star Office. ‘OUSE WANTED. A small quan ture taken. ifdesired. Address M Box 573s, Post Off : __ 0e 33-3t* WO BOYS WANTED. of genteel appearanc: Those who reside with th: it parents preferred. Address, at this office, J. WOOD) be see WASTED-A comfortatle DWELLING HOUSE containing from 5 te 8 rooms, in Washington eorgetown. Address, through the Pest Omi -F.G." oe 23-; MORGAN, or exe WASTED An active, reliable MAN, to-etiver goods. One accustomed to: coovering barrels preferred. Apply to THO. HAVENNER, id c oC 2b st” WASTED TO RENT—A HOUSE for a snail family, either in Washington or Georzetown. in'sdvance, if required. Address “T..”7 x 4%, City P!O. oc 23t* TED TO PURCHASP—A «mall briek or mostly allensh. Apply te MR.GRIFFITH, JPURNI5u 8D kooms WANTED—Two that con- ss immediately, a note to | Hox S11 Post » Wasitington, D.C. : ae = W ANY ED -The ladies to kuow that the ears are now running past the Stamping Depot, 280°, | t., between Land M. where they ean ge! ny stamped on all kine ggods. al sj emember, this is the only p! Where stamping ** made an exclusive business, a where any pattern is stamped, and efenper th any other place. oe ZB y FANTED—A plxee as CHAMBERMALID or | HOUSEMATD by an industrious youn rl, who knows her business well. Address box 7 st Ws ) By 2 competent young woman a sit- | uation as HOUSEKEEPER «nd to do the | ousework of » widower or settled single person, Please Address Box 2, Star Office. oc 2 Iw WANTED—Three or four TIN and | -IRON WORKERS. The best of wases men. Call at E,W. & Ff 2. avenue, oc WaASTED—3 a practical Scotch farmer x. fe FARM, of 160 to 15 acres good nr unstocked. snitable for gardening — es or otherwise. Address A, Jami- son, Box Yr offic oe 22-5t WASTED—By a respectable, agreeable and wil- Hing zones. man, with good recommendations, a SITUATION where he can have the charge of some place of trust, and make himself generally useful to his employers at any hour wher ealled upon, Please address W. CABOUT, Post Office, Washington. oc 22-4t* WéASTED—A CARPENTER: Apply 269 Penn, _ave J. W. THOMPSON & CO. oc 21-at WANSTED—A BOOK-KEEPER; must be wall qualified, Address Box 16 Star Office, stating retidence, and by who employed. oc2i-tt WANTED—Six or eight HOD CARRIERS | wanted, atthe War Department. Enquire on | the work. 0c 21-5t* WM. J. McCOLLAM, | WANTED Every Lady in town to call at 280% | Seventh street, between L and M streets. (Northern Liberties.) and examine my splendid Braidirg Patterns, for Stainping on Dresses, Josies,. Gurabaidi and Zonaye Jackets, Pincushions, Slip? pers, &c, We have the finest lot of Flannel Pat- terns in the city, and only charge six ents per aridth. We can stamp any pattern you bring. Cail and see us, ladie oc 2).6t* V JANTED—A well furnished HOUSE, diately. ina central location, not less tha: rooms. Address, stating location and terms, .”’ Box 3, Star Office. oc lt 7 ANTED—A good COACHSMITH and HELP- V ER, at WALTER & KARMANN’S Coach Factory, D street, between 9th and loth, Washing- ton, D.C. oc W WANT ahve, ND re buying SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BEDDING. for which we are paying the highest cash prices @Fam- ilies declining housckeeping, or having a elrplus of furniture wi it to their advantage to give us acall. BONTZ & GRIFEITH jel2-tf No 369 Seventh at.. between Land K WANTED I Every rson to know that I am in the market. 'y to pay cash for all articles in the housefurnishing line. Those eving the city or having asurplus, will do. welt to, eall, Ez “CHLY, 42% Seventh street, between @ and H. east side,) Dealer in New and Second-hand — ure. D HOUSE WANTED nt, for from ome to three yea Dwelling for = Farninhed rivate family. Location in the First or Second Ward preferred, Address Lock Bos 5. Washington, D.C. se 4-tf ES BOARDING. OARDING.—A gentleman and _wi ycan be accommodated ant ROOM and BOARD, wits 446 Kighth st., east siden N st! LASS BOARDIN| ‘@.—Superiorsccommo- tions cnn be had with a Northeri® family at i o. 350 K street, Franklin Row, between 12th and h ets ce 22-3t* ECTION OF THE , You WAVE ANY AFF | be THROAT, MEDICATED COUGH CANDY, It is the most pleasant and effectual remedy known, Try it. Pat up in 15 and 25 cent packages. Sold by Drugyists generally, and ae | USE BOSWELL’3S oc33-3t" Corner Marylan PRoposats FOR LEAD WIBE. __,. Navy Acent’s Orrice, Washinzron, D. C., October 862. § Proposals (sealed and endorsed ‘Pro: for Lead Wi will be received at this ce until pn sth instant. for— it Ibs, No, 47-100 inches diameter. 50,00 tbe’ No. 57-100 do do. To be of the very. best quality, and to be de- livered at the Ordnance Department, Washington Navy Yard, within ten days from the date of the sf | acceptance of the offer, through the Post Office. Sam of the igh ee san ROWN, Rabie Peony HE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR NO- VEMBER, 25 cts.Contents: The Causesof the Rebellion; Hon. F. P. Stanton. Word Murder;Stew- art, and the Dry Goods Trade of New York; W. Frothingham. Unheeded Growth; Soba Neel, Red. Yellow, and Blue; One of the Million; Caroline Cheesebro, Oraciones; C. TT eo A e Cnion; Merchant's Story; Kdmand Kirke, ‘Ph Hon. Robert J’ Walker. The Wolf Hunt; Ghas.G Leland. The Poetry of Nature; Chas, @, Leland. Precimatons bce G"'Laiand. United Staten, Hon. ¥. P. Stanton. Was He Suc- a conte Kimball. wane H Leroi mad ree! ine: ieee ng eee hae lerary i 4 g i” oc ines NOK NB. An cight-hors » EN GEAR and BOT L- gh in ald seo ro genet vie boiler at DU VAL'S Foundry .Georgetows: 022-6t* EYE AND EAR. @B veasrness | DR. VON MOSCHZISKER, OCULIST AND A : 2! SYLVANIA AVENUE, Gives histatins tothe treatment ofthe “ RY end BAB. oc 14-Im* st TLERS’ BUPPLI ., 2. SMITH Nos? 34 oe 44 sat Bw TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, MOCKTINGS FOR SWORD | 78, |.&c. oclé im NGS, etary MA COLORED cere ri] a DANN GE, ter Shictes ¢ One price or iy, y at's pisin Bern oe PR SRO, Da.ary. 82d Miash os a ace i teen a stsmeeee a3 BALLS, PARVIES, &c. Drag. Reeser TNE HERO OF SUMTER! ; ANDERSON BOYS . ib take the pleasur- ef ennoune- ing to their frien#a, and the will give the perance Hall. E -treet betwee DAY. October wth ye themselves that Le spared te make thos thy No huts or enpa allowed in the ball-room. adinitting © gentleinan and AUCTION SALES. —— THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ——We will sei ©O., Auctioneers, avw horse mark The members pled. Pains nor expense wii party of the sencon, ‘Ton 8 large nom Ry W.B. WALL & ©0.. Auct SUTLERS’ W gon. _W. 1. WALL & By J.C. MeG@UIRE & O0., Aactionres. "ALUABLE BUELBING LOT UN New Jouser Tickets One Dollar, T# E FIRST GRAND BALL ev Tuy NATIONAL SOCIAL €LUB TEMPERANCE HALL EDNESDAY VHENING. November 5 cere and members of the Cb he’ evrangements to wake th picsrent and bexteine 15 Hotes, a two Dem ©O:. Aweta,_ ‘th, at Public Awe not be disappointed fs a gov ni . in ickets @1. admitting a James P. Maastick, James Procto: FOR SALE t's pleasure rt leman and ladies. nue ween Terms : One. third | twelve months. with interest, j trust on the preminer. ° "PDAS. C. AND RENT. ‘OR SALE—Avnew t.iree-stury BRICK BRBUSE, situated ey? sag Seventh Wad, will be sold a ig ey the office hen we shail sel POR RENT—A'PCRNICRED HOUSE, contain- ing echt Footer, witlvadry celts, Gallo No having s front of about’ 2 *Me, near the Avenue, ight good ighth street. east before 9a... or sfte: - a OR RENT—Two or three FU RN1S) ter's Office. in a healthy and rr, he References exchanged. Goternnent Depart Terms : One-fourth cash: punelaoer te give GREEN & WIEBIAMB, Aucts. & WILLIAMS, Sactioneers: ‘TCHEN FURNITURE, “bed rooms, kitchen and ser y furnished. ‘Terme, aad $25 per month in monay immediately, For farth: xX 823 city Post ilies with children need not apply NT—Part of at Unfurnibed HOUSE, ene y Room, two rons im third story, with ivileges, on L street, No. 534 bet th adle board for OUSEHOLD AND KITCH: Crnciase. Beer Torore On SATURDAY, the Auct: re. nd Family €nrriage, mek we deem unneces- second joren Smoked Beef T. wm —— Kohn wg * | vary enum - Terms cash. oct" _@REEN & WILLTAMS, Auct. By W L. WALL & OQ, Auctioneers” OF CHE, PAIR -HORSHS AN be sola on SATURDAY it Mo'clock, as the owner | to leave the city— WEST EIGHTEENTH ST — ROOMS, with or without Board be ing soon. House occupted by a New mily, with a few boarders. NOR SALE—A three-story BRICK DWELLING , with marble raantels, pastage, and large yard treet, between tbh and 5ti will be sold on moderate terma. as t ing to leave the ity, Apply at 69 M it ses, Harness, W.L. WALL & €O.. Avete. By J.C. Mc#UIRE & COv Auctioneers, EREMPTORY SA4L& OF A ¥¥: Coxser LOT BEA THE rellstothe highest Bidder ¢ bil 3 premises, ot No. «fa Semare No. 63), beginaing thwest corner oS anid square amd Tuneig hwardiy with the line of New Jersey avenue » thener easterly 100 feet to @ Z fect eortherly fan the coo@h I = street! thence northwardly to:naid line of Est. intersecting the samme at the d stance of NO feet, east fran the said perthwest cornerof thenee weet with said line the point ofbeginuiug, —_ -stiove property is situate’ xt the corner of | New Jersey avenue and E street, ond le. | be the best business location ni One-half emsh; the months, for netes beari OOK AT THIS The Stork, Good Willand Fix i jowss and Restaurant is well fe rnished, ona Ba e- ra good boarding house e pro- us of selling on account of ill health, f everything on th: so, two ine BLACK Inquire at the restaurant. | ¢ ‘RY VALT ABLE Rassnoap Deror.—On + 8i"4 © clock, we will STALLIONS for sale. o62 Pa. avenue, near Capitol sate. HOUSE in the First Ward, partly W.T..” Star Otic, Fur lurge. well furnished ladies” Seti-factory reasene Apply at 5 Washington treet, BOARDING HOTSE. g E g. Aiexandrin, Va OR SALE—In Georgetown, a good BRECK HOSE. with lot about 12) feet is believed to ‘Depot. 2ood well of water, ete. mainder a interest from the di RUENT—Two first class HOT ©. McGUIRE & OO. Bucte ntavenue, near H street, pace. Shakers = by the Chilian Minster, and ‘N ______ FUTERE Da¥ By GHEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ANDSOME BUILDING LOT OS 129m axD i3rH ors, w MONDAY, the 27th inst. on the south side Isth streets west, hevinga 1M feetdeep. Terme cash. GREEN K WILLIE TMS, ucts. By J.C, MeGUIRW & CO.. A XECUTOR’S SAL) RNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET—A PAR- LOR and two CHAMBERS, ou the second floor, FP Arcriox,—On sell, in trent of the handsome Awilding N. between izth and SURNISHED ROOMS TO LET Also, a fine, double Parlor, with Bed Room attached, gas bath room, and water; fine neichborhood: view of at 435 D street Street. 3doors below City Rall, TATIONPRY AND FANCY STO .—An._ established Store im Geo U., doing a first rate business, between 4°) and Sd RE FOR » E now offered for | King. Artiat, di pplication for the ber 6th, at ® oe to“B. Somes 2 we reridepee aad Pietu » B. Ri Twi | order ofthe Or large wy a Oi and Frames. covsprising . ROW remaining 4 GEO. G_ Pet Tae By J. ©. McGUIRE & ©0.. XECUTOR® SALE OF FU (OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasant- the First Ward. |The house con- cl large ios ‘and is supplied with modern conveniences. Rent $175 y at No. 1929 G st. tains 11 reeis, room and libra: | ment of his estal Es FOR SALE. i tts avenue, between 6th and 7th hase ve Le rt permouth. Ap "p°WO LARGE BRICK HOCS Also, several BUILDING .OK SALE—A neat and desirable Brick Dwelling HOUSE. handsomely situated Lye containing 7 rooms, and having gas fixtures and hydrant water. Apply at No. 35 stat, George- RABE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVES e-story and ELLING, on 7th street, between Land M. The building is 3 feet front, new, and built in the best manner, and offers extra- ordinary inducements to persons wishing 10 com- menee business. or fora permanent investment, as it will pay 12 per cent. upon the Title Terms will be ma No. 272 7th street f CLASS RESIDENCE POR RENT—No. jana avenue, near City Hall, contain- . with allthe modern improvements; Sar. house, &e. Aj ment brick STO! ten } Warhstands Blankets, Com Iry, Artioles of Silver and Gold, Mathematical end other Instrument ?, ra and 4g Glasses, Musical Boxes, &c.. &e. GEO. G. KING, Executor. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Anets. or CONDESR: Pursuant to orders aean's, Wartrobes, pad Toilet Sets, \ENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED oe . large and piessant FURNISHED. §,at Ne. 41™ sth strect, opposite the ess ED SUBSISTENCE STORES. £ prectved I vill sell at Pol WILL PURCHASE THE SECOND EHANTY on C street, enst of New Jer sey avenue. The business will pay from #3 to $10 perday. Apply 1-4 WHEATLEY Octobec 29th, 1802. 'G AND SCOURING Ll ENT, EMIUM STEAI SATURDAY N: REMI ‘ESTA Terms casit-in Government No 49 Jerr ae ae, ! Thankful for past favors, Y would respectfully in- form those of my friends whose work 1 to turn off for want of hands, and the ci soldiers generally, that J have suecseded in ob’ complement of good workmet now prepared to do ail wor! nm nd upon the shortest notice, place of business as abo: K OF A DRY G' x On MONDAY MOBRIN will sell at the Store of ; HE STOO! | T AvcTiox W. WH. WHEATLEY. JRIRE WOOD AND : From 60 to 1,000 cords o! teimasoad cc otenein tanaeeel ok oat Meme wu a! or Otuerwise Cispose of o1 terme on application to the subscriber. ‘The wood ats were felled some months rince by the military authorities are well seasoned, and within 2 few minutes drive from the Alexandria Aqueduct, over a good wagon road recently made by the Gey! ernment. They remain just where the: 486 NEW FALL 8TOCK PAPERHANGINGS, Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold’ Stamped, Me- it |. appropriate either jorned o: most humble residence ing season— ‘aesimeres, and Vestings, E WOOD and s la ‘kK and colored il be sold low-on Mirror, Desk and Iron Safe. T DOWLING, Auct, “By THOMAS DOWLING. auct., Georgetown. | ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF, HOU for the richly ful selection Gold Bact Tmitati Gola A i Fe io! . Imi jon pene les. Buf. Sea Blue Hol- 6] . OVAL PICTURE PRAMES, Warranted to be Gilded assortment ‘The the best manufactor; tiful variety of dar) and Carte de Visite Frames of foreign tic manufacture. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, _ it sizes and colors, Picture Riegs, Nails, &c CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. peoee of celebrated Pictares, Paintings, Statuary The attention of those the above govus, which we and, accountof the times, will be aoid at the lowest muncrative prices exolmsi re | for is and labor, when wenenanet oni: execated. iANGING or WINDOW ! in OT sount 5 F xeea tt MAREMETER. Seventh st., eight doors S6 Seventh wt. eae sehcee eeu. “JUST 4B OUR PAPER IS GOING TO PRESS, | HEAVILY laden with news of success, SOMETHING of import we stop to insert— MAY we bere state,“ There's Nobody hart !"— ]T ic in regard to an excellent Store, Teast eee with fine Clothes from ceiling te j How customers throng—what bargains they get— ; & How all the clothes so beautifulls ft. (CAN vou not see the point and the pith ® or oman: plain—'tis the store of friend ho le Post Qiks, ARGAISS POR CASH cam be ob taine than at any ether store in Washington, He of OLOTHING, ISHING GOODS, and residence of the late Heni ~5 tr Maraet —— the ith Gold in'the Distriet” 4 . Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c, bles, petal Cloth, OT. ‘Wardrobes. &c., ‘arior, Kitehen and otherStores, it Fixtures. Liquors. &c.. &e.. 2nd many other Administratrix. LING . Auctioneer. By J.C. McGUIRE & OO. Auctionsers. op Rcerees: SALE OF VAL' Lor.—Under and re renovating is called to articles warranted r | Dia, ell at { mnioas, ot bocce rr, 460 SEVENTH: Where prrrzz 8. Keeps every MEN'S FURN! BATS, CaPs and TRUNES