Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1862, Page 3

~ ee mem LUCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—Miss Western has en- tered upon the third week of her enzagement at Grover's, and it promises to be as successful as those which have eded it. The engage. ment of Mr. L. P. Barrett is also continued. They doth appear to-night in the fine play of “Oliver Twist,” dramatized from Dick»ns novel of that name—Miss We-tern as “Nan- ey Syke tarrett as © Fagan,” Setchell as «Rumb Sophie Gimber 9s “Oliver Twist.” Forp's Torater.—Mr. and Miss Couldock | mad very fayorsble impression Inet night, Thei ing wos all that could be desired, and the public may now look forward to a short Season of most excellent entertainments. They appear to-nicht sgain—and for the last time — in the “Willow Copse.” All the company are in the east. The comie farce, « To Oplige Ben- son,” ¥ ith Bishop in the leading role, concludes the entertainment. WashinoTos THMATER.—“The French Spy” presented new attractions last evening, owing to the splendid mnnner in which the beautiful Cubsas sustained the parts assigned her. Mer dances were the very «mbodiment of grace and elegance. Her performances tend to remind one of the days when Fanny Elisler was queen of Terpsichcrean artists. The bill for to-night includes «The French Spy,” and “Pocahontas” —Chanirau, Davenport, and Miss Brown ap- pearing. CANTERBULY HALL.—An entirely new bill, With the ex: jon of the “Gipsey's Lay,"— {ang indeed that always reveals new beauties) —wks performed Inst night. The new stars shared with the old favorites the plandiis of the ardience, and were Toctfcronshy encored. A good bill to-night, including “Gi "s Lay,” and the Iauehsbie farce of the « Soldier's ee. tora.” Both Julia Mortimer and Kate Pen- Royer appear. Cremwonne Crrcvs,—Nixon offers a decided Rovelty this evening, by producing 2 splendid Bistorical hippo-dramatic spectacle entitled «The Fietd of the Cloth of Gold,” which requires at its presentation the entire force of the circus and temime troupe. Such novel- ties always take. and therefore we opine that Be mammoth pavilion will be crowded on the Presentation of this piece, as it embraces some wery exciting scenes of ancient times, as the tilt and tourney. FRANKLIN HALL.—Devotees of Terpsichore should note the fact that the Stewart Holland Club give their tenth grand ball this evening, at Franklin Hall. The parties given by this club heretofore have been very pleasant. Opp FetLows’ Hatt.—Ball to-night by the Journeymen Stonecutters. A good opportuni © enjoy @ fine dance and partake of a weli- prepared supper. pi ererean Covuxcit Proczgpin+s, Nov. 10.—Board of Aldermen.—The chair presented a communica- tion from the Mayor, announcing, among othe! We gpecoval of the act for the relief of M. te. Also, a communication enclosing a letter from the Water Registrar and the Tapper and In- 5) r of water mains, announcing that during | ihe eth of Octomr twenty-two additional ‘water subscribers had been obtained, twenty. one permits toopen streets and connect wat ‘mains granted, and three hundred anil fifty-one | waters hme pees and asking for the purchase of a horse and wagon to be used by the Tapp: and the «mployment of som: one to take care | of said horse and wagon; all of whic were | appropriately referred. he following were received and referre The report of the Intendant of the Asy!um for October, a communication from the Washin:-- | ton Literary Association, asking the use of the | Aldermen’s Cltamber wherein to hold their meetings; petition of J. N. Roland in ae jo a pump; petition of William Guntin afid others relative to opening South Capitol street; petition of John Muntz, praying the remission | of a fine; an act for the relief of Wm. H. Lusby | and brother; an act for the relief of Joseph Whitney; and 2 joint resolution instructing the | commiriee to attend to the inierests of the eor- | ration before Congress to ask that the charter spe amended as to allow the strects aud ave- | nues to be paved by appropriations out of the | ward funds. The board passed the following:—An act making appropristion (#130) for the introduc- tion of gas into the western portion of the West- ern Market-houce; a joint resolution authorizing the purehase of fuel tor the relief of the poor of the city-during the ensuing winter; an act to grade and gravel ith street exst, from Penn- sylvania avenue to t Capitol street, (1,600 appropriated ou,of the Sixth Ward fund:) an act making appropriation to gravel the cour: yard of the Center Market; an act for the relief of Jas. F. Larkin; a joint resolution of instrue- tions to the committee on fire department to call upon the Commissioner of Public Buildings and request the repair of fire plugs on Penn- Sylvania avenue; and a concurrent resolution ‘Yor the completion of the pavement on the south side of square No. 757. The petition o1 J. M. Nixon, praying that his circus pavilion may be permitted to remain at the corner of Seventh street and the avenue during the winter, and the petitfon of Ezra L. Stevens and others, asking that the footway @long Maryland avenue, between Second and Third strecis, be paved, were informally laid on the table. The bill tor opening South Capitol street was recommited, with instruct:ons to the commit- tee to obtain the opinion of the City Attorney as to the legality of making appropriations for these purposes out of the gen -ral fund. | ‘The jomt resolution in relation to the Cre- q#norne Garden Circus pavilion was then taken up as the speciai ord Mr. Semmes would yote against the resolu- tior.. Lecanse he did not believe thé Corporation had eny power tw yrant them the privilege to remain. He would alt em to remain the | four weeks which had asked perimis- | sion eriginal,y, but he did not beli-ve we had | the power to extend the time. The Corporation Attorney hud so decided. | Mr. Pepper said they bad the power, if they | chose to vote it. Mr. Brodhead also thought they had the power to give their assent. H Mr. Sargent a with the Alderian of the | Seventh Ward. Corporation had no power | to giani the permission, but he, to>.y. ax willing to kt them occupy the space iour weeks. Mr. Semmes argued that the original u -der- standing was for four weeks only. That was all they desired when first obteined pir- mission toerect their pavilion. _ | Mr. Pepper did not vuderstand hew gentle- Tern could reconcile this matter. They were willing to grant them permission four weeks, but bad no power to vote to allow them longer time. He believed the Corpo-ation had the | power to keep thec sere as long as it pleased. They 1. + » time. the power to puta hippodrowe eucier the very fices of ‘the board: aud he did not understand why that same power did notexist now. He believed in Gen. Jackson's doctrine, always to find power Where it was wanting. He (Pepper) asked no one’s opiuion of this “Tr, BOF was he at all straight-laced about it, but would bring to the city all the amusements he could. Strangers who came here wondered that a city—and a southern city, too—was so straight-laced about these matters. Lesi his circus was an ob- jeet of revenue. The m grinds the very heart’s blood out of poor people and the property-holders by enormous taxes. and yet refused a prolific source of revenue. He believed circuses and places of amusement to be beneficial, for many persons go there who would otherwise be found in bawdy houses _ and grog shops. He had even seen preachers a cnagds moved toameud the . Ri moryedto resolution, so that ti revedue accruing should b» devoted | to the b ng .of school-houses, which were much ed, and which could not be Luilt for. Want of funds. si | Mr. Licyd was in favor of the circus remain- | ing, but he wanted to act legally in this matter, ard he believed the Corporation Attorney was correct in bis decision that no power existed to allow the circus te remain. The Mayor could Temo ve it it Le desired to, and it was ull folly for the Board to grant a ission. He was willing, thongh, to permit Mr. Nixon to quietly remain where he was, and thought he could. go on and make improvements with impunity. Mr. Pepper thoughtsomethigg positiveshould | be done, and not keep Mr. Nixon dangling | about thus. = } Mr. Lioyd would vote fer thé resolution, if | any one would convince him they had power to grant perwission under the charter. Mr. Pepper wanted no better charter than the wapts of te people. He believed the peo. | ple Wamted thir, and Should therefore vote for it. Mr. Sargen' said so far a8 appfopriating the | meney for school purpeses, ue Move was a goed one. But wh¥ not go a step further, and license gambling hells, houses il fame and 1 » and take the to build Here are people whe come and. ~~ ‘ets and erect a cirens; and they-when tked of com} in-of the hard- se and ask a continuance. The Corporation had but one course to pursue, and that was to keep the streets open and prevent obstruttions. He wns for pe tattting them to remain four weeks, and then compe! them to remove the nuisance. He wos not Opposed to cireuses, but there were other Places where they*could go and erect their pavilion. Mr. Pepper arzued that if Congress and the Sceretary of the Unterior willed so to do, they conld shut up all the streets. This circus had been put there by authority, and it was but reht it should remain. He wonld go behind opinions, and do what he believed the people wished. Me. Richards believed that places of a Toru! were & kind of safety-vulve to the e. thers rambling hells or e city to expense p the city qriet repair said plugs authorized to canse the nec@msary Tepairs to be made, and to defray the expense thereof the sum of five hundred dollars or so much thereof as may be necessary is hereby appropriated out of the General Fund. ported the bill for the relief J ' until the evening of the second Mon He could see po ehie ction to the cirens remain ing there the cominy winter. Mr. Tleyd desired 2 postponement until n lurther interview could be had with ths Cor. | perstion Attorney. Mr. Rivbards’ amendment was adopted. Mr. Brodhead offer: dasubstitutein the shape | ef & joint resolution requesting the Mayor to suspend the removal of the Cremorne Cirens until the third day of March next, unless the councils sooner request it, Semmes mo’ to amend by inserting | stead of March 3, and called | ys, which were as follows: + Clark. Semiuaes and Sargent. ts. Brodhead, Gordon, Lloyd. 5 yper, Richards and Brewn. Mr. Clark moved to postpone for one week, which was lowt by the snme yotr Bir. Brodbead’s substitute was then adopted | by the tottowing vote: Yeas—Messrs. Brodhead, Clephane, Clark. Gerdor, Lloyd, Plant, Pepper, Richards, Sar- gent and Brown. Nay—Mr. Semmeaa Adjourned. Commen Counci!—The petition of J. V. Bryaa acd others, relating to the improvement of certain streets was received and referred. € bill toreorganize the fire department was Teecived trom the. Board of Aldermen with sundry verbal amendments, which were con- curred in. Mr. Wilson introduced the following: Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is here. by anthorized to repair all the fire plugs on Pennsylvania avenue, between the Capitol and the President’. House; provided that the por. mission ef the Cos imissioner of Public Build. ings be first obtained; to pay the expense there- of the sum of five hundred dollars is hereby appropriated, payableout of the general fund My. Wilson staied thst the large majority of the plugs were useless, and that they could be repaired or replaced with a small sum. Thous- ands of dollars may be saved by a timely measure of this kind. He read a list of the de- Tective plugs, from which it appears that but few are fit for vse. Mr. Gordon <uzgested that the Commissioner of Public Buildinzs was the pi Tr officer to repair them. le did not believe tho city should be put to this expense. r. Barr osent the proper plan would be to consult with the Commissioner of Public Buildings, and oftcred the following as asub- stitute: itesclved, That the committee on the fire de- partment be and they are hereby instructed to call upon the Commissioner of Public Buildings to ask his attention to the condition of the fire plugs on Pennsylyania avenue, and request his atiention to the importance of haying them specdily repaired or replaeed; and it he has not control of tunds which he can employ for said repairs, then in that case to ask of permis- sion for this corporation to make said Tepairs. If the said Commissioner has not the means to ie Mayor be and is hereby + further lisenssion Mr. Barr's snb- cepted and passed. ‘cial order—the bill to build an addi- enter Markct—was then taken up. Mr. Follanstee moyed to strike out that por- tion relating to the appointment of a superin- tendent: carried. Mr. Gordon moved that the bill be indefinite- pe Stponed; carried ih rr. yd. irom the committee on claims, re- Fearson, ac- » Corporation he opinion of tehel! offvred a resolution calling on rvcyor lv furuish a plat of the water from M street to Eighth street; adopted. Ranb moved that the yote by which the » Chr: to buiid an tod be reconsidered: agreed to. tmoved that it be put on its third reed to as 7, nays 6. Messrs. Barr, Wilson and others stated that while they were willing that Mr. Boyle should have all the right id privileges of other citi- vens, they could not yote for what they deemed a violation of tie charter. The vote was then taken on its passage, and it was rejecied—ye: Ys 5. Provost Gvarp.—Luast Sunday night, ten or twelve gambling helis and grog shops were entered by Lieut. Franklin and his patrol, and the proprietors being found engaged in their unlawful practices, their houses were closed oe the keepefs ordered to the Central guard Ouse, Ou Saturday night, the house of a colored sheemaker on H street, between Twentieth and Twenty-first, was extered ant a large amount of Government property discovered; consisting ofehirts, drawers, shoes, stockings and blank- ets. The patrolis constantly engaged in this business, and an enormous amount of property has thus been raved. SA rere A QveErr PLACE ror oon.— Yesterday moraing, Mrs. Mary McGowan and Mrs. Mary MeMurtler called on officers Crown and Nich- ols and stated that some persons had been steal- ing their woed, a1 rine Adams and izabeth Washington, two colored women I z in Prather’s Alley, as x the thiey The officers, getting a de- scription of the woed, (which had been used in baling hay.) went to the house, and after a dil- igent search found about $1.50 worth secreted under @ feather bed. The two women were taken before Justice Barnaclo and commitied | fer court. ee 1.0. O. F.—At the annusl mecting of the Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F., of the District of Co- lumbiag beld last night, Uic foliowing, were elected officers for the nex . William R. MeLean. M. W. G. Mast 2 glass, R.W. D. G. Master: W. G. Warden; . BR. W. G. See- retary—re-elected; Maxijin Johnson, R. W. G. Treasurer—re-elected. After the transagtion of other business, the Grand Lode adj cember, when the installation will take place. Aw TED.—Offcers Allen and Kemble ar- rested a m: Saturday evening, at Ford’s Theater. He is suspected of being an accomplice in the rob- bery of Isabel Cubas at the National Hotel a few days ago. Wilson went to Henry’s room aster the arrest ¢f the latter, and took something from his bagzase, indicating an intimate ac- guainiance. He was taken before Justice Donn, who coy .:)'tted him to jail for a farther hearing. — Avernyr UL ARTICLE is ider’s pat- ent water cl wholly of met: and portable. close stool, ch are made from sme!l cle of furniture they i | presenta neat and unobtrusive appearance, and in this particnlar glone are afnitely Superior to those heretofore in use. In the sick room or the hospital they are especially usefyl,so much so that they have been adopted by the U. 8. medical authorities. They may be had at27i Penn. avenue, un stair —— Tar MeRRY Secrar. Association will give their first grand ball, at Temperance Hall, to- morrow evening, and from the excellent ar- ranszements being made, it is safe to predict hat all who participate will experience the ureatest possible amount of enjoyment. The hall will be gaily decorated, an excellent cot. Jon band has been engaged, andan experienced caterer will furnish refreshments, ARRIVAL OF Recnvi1s, &.—Since yester- day morning the following recruits have ar- rived: Forty-six for the 5th New Jersey; 36 for | the Ist Michigim Cayajry; and 40 for the 5th New York Cavalry. Eleven hundred conya- lescents from Harper's Ferry, and 16 from Frederick, cyme down last evening. eee Cnasce To Make Moygy.—We call atten. tion to the advertisement in another column offering for sale an interest ina sutlership in a regiment in Sigel’s corps. The health of the party destring to sell compels him to leave the army. ——— HE PARTY who advertised a lost pocket- k some time ago, is informed that said pecket-book has been lett at this office, where it can be obtained on giving proper proof of its contents Drrerrep Loc ais.—See fourth page of to- day's Stor for interesting deferred local articles, +> bary Thx MissixG Tri xK.—Upon the fast being made known to Major Newby that his ¢ Bit beers found he at once sought Harmon Esmer, who wad accused of teloniously taking the trunk, and ten- dered him the following letter ; ro Wasnixcton, D. ©.. Nov. 8, 1982. This is to certify that I am periectly satisfied that Harm smer if 1D De Way connected with the my valine f the railroad depot, and cent of x: 1 Dt attem pt. ¥, Major 6th N.J.V. 10 MAY desire picasant Winte; seation would do well to r THOSE ins contral new advertis uarters to our —to the oue heade ‘Ladies aad Gcntlemen 1t® SL: Ules Coress ayy Co.ns.—If you have a cough, colt or any allection of thé threat or lungs, use’ Bos. wexly. Itis certai nd effectual reimedtes know: » nd at Bos. ; Drag Store, corner Maryinad’ avenue an} Seventh of, 9 )5and 25eents per package. 1" ape HE sBinG Those who suffer from any lady of the Eye or Ear should not delay consult . Vou Mosebri-ker, Ocutist and Au puv. Allaurgical bperation- to rests spe lormed. At tie INvta ROAMEN Stone o., Peun. avenue, " officer and soli R Gaate, Poncha *. Netween With andl i in the Rubber line, Robes lined and un- .ol Blanke’s, all col- md everythiag to | “e camp and field essortment of 2, <4, Buckskin Horse Blankets, © romoete warmth and comfort in th tere, too, may he found a larce Phirte, Underahirts, Drawers, | Gloves and Gauntletts, Valisc small trunks made to sta 4 rengh usage i.” 0°55 1. Cots and Arm Chair “cy h will be sold at reasonable prices. gd Inpra Renoen ( conx.—Thw place to bay you ® Rabter Coats, Leggins, Camp Havereacks. and Rubber, isatH Rlan®.ts, “avelocks article mate from Intia In-Ha Rubber Warehouse, where vou can ‘obtain them at manufacturers: | 310 Penna, avenue, between 9th aud ie i i find the Mattress Cot | very desitable xs itcan be folucd up into 2 very space, fitling into n ennyax bag. It isetrong and durable, and can be converted into a chair or I, and {* #0 arranged that it may be It in. made of both car- | For ani. at the India Rnbber Stora Allen, Clapp & Co., Penn. avenue, between ith Minitary Orricers stuffed with bay or straw. 3 dull Gnished Pon- | jalso-extratong and | SiS so) wager, duguice of Meee eigs sirsets, | that desirable Tavern Stand in Teanallytown of turers’ prices, at his In-lia 0 Penasyivania —y i och ehos, extra large rizei light din weight) Rub is gelling at manu ber Warehoure, ‘tween 9th and loth Berrato Ronss all sizes Robes, Army Bi , Grey and Plaid may ste avenue, between Ith and 1 Wolf Robas, Skunk © lankets, Blue, Green, Nae aaa Bavona.on’s Hare Drs, Tas best im the World. William A. Batehelor’s colebrated Hair Dye pro- gees a color not to be distinguished from uature— warranted not to injare the Hair in the least; rem- edies the fi! effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red ax Rusty Hair instantly turns a splendid Biack or Brown, leaving the Mair softand beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c. SF The Genuine is signed Wittiam A. Baroue- | LOB, om the four sides of each boz. Factory, No. 81 Barclay 3t., New York, (Late 253 Broadway and 16 Bond at.) sealant aistodl Tas Inpian Heap a —— and eir complaints or information from them. or advice. Office, No. enirame avenue, Cormer 0! ‘ashington, Doctor, from Canada, will tell his patients the nature of illness, without receiving any 1 ashing Feet, enlarged and dis- a Soles, and all Buctoncenses of Dr. White, the ennsyivania ave: (four doors above jo Acid, no Blood, oc 8-tF Frosted and eased Joints, Warts, the Feet, Hands and Face. cured fe the patient nue, near Pour-an eneral Telegraph O! a { Garat PEXNSYLvania ROUTE, via Baltimore and | the North and West.—Two trains leave | } at jaily and ore on Sunday- low fare and sure connections. through at Government rates. For ticketa and fur- ther informatien apply at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania Route. northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud Sixth st., Washingto! 5a.m. until 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m, 1 E. 0. Noxtow, Agent. MARRIED, In this city, on the Mth of June, by the Rev, Mr. EORGE W. PULASKI to SABAG@ E. 8, both of this city. z * On Tuesday mornin) of the bride’s father. RIUS E. RAMSBURG daughter of Lewis Payne, all of Georgetown. | Frederick, Md, papers copy.] On the 6th instant, by Rev. Father CHARLES BROOKS to - SELL. (Balto, Sun & Leonardtuwn Beacon copy. | ———— Soldiers'tickets aold | add , Nov, 1th, at the residence | Sy Rev. Dr’ Browa, VAL to AMANDA Il. PAYN nt, after a short ill- aged SS years, &na- » but for the past 11 In this city, on the lvth instan 1kS O. WITHERS. tive of Warrenton. Virgin’ years a resident of Wasbington. _ His friends and those of the fail: fully invited to atten? his fimer« the 13th instant, at 16 «clock, from his | lence, No. 334 Highteenth memes iy hatn see | On the lth instant, JEREMIAH HENNES4 ears, anatire of County for the last 15 yeurs a resident o The friend: anc most respectfully to morrow evenin late residence, eotner 6 [Baltimore 8un cooy.] On the morniug of the 11th instan illness of consump ion, C. of the Ist District Vols., in h ye The friends of the family are invited to ‘om the residence of Mr. W. D street betw: en 7th to-morrow afternoon, at 2", o'clock. On the Lith instant, CRAUFURD, aged fourteen | months, only child ‘of Kate and Dayid Craufurd 1 acquaintances ef the family are vit-d to attend his funeral, on If-past 20 clock, from his Second street and P; | 5®, cornerof 2d and Market (streets, Gieor-etown, re | Wanted, by a lady, for th: it, after a long 1 that they suspected Cathe- | ing of the Pth inat., WILLIAM W NEY, in the 3 th year of hi o His funeral will take place at No. 455 Tenth st , | between D and if October 22H, i Bt BENS t. Clair county, Mlinois, JOHN rly of Maryland, aged 27 years. more papers copy.] * RS SLRS EEE ERTS LOST AND FOUND. REWARD-—Stra ) small red COW, in Any person rety IGC INS, 230 «treet, between sts., will receive the shove reward REWARD-—Stolen or strayed. a large HOKSE, with a collay neck; he was aitached to an ol AGRU DER’S Shoe Store. Corner 7th and T st. November 9th, one gon attached. | proving pre perty, and t j 3..” at Willards*, no ed away, November 7th a er horus turned | Chambermaids, Waiters and Seamatresses; also | | for Young Men to waiton table: | y ‘aid onthe top ef hia QOUN D—Sunds n calling himself Oscar Wilson, on | ean have the tame by ying charges against the same. For icntars. enquire of Capt, L. HEN Washington, D.C, OST—On Thursday or Friday last, feather POCKET BOOK, containing a small pers, Mewmeranda, etc., of no put the uwner, whose name is The finder will con- sum of inoney, and valve to any one ‘ lainly written on the inside, ¢ ra favor by leaving the book and contents, minus the paper money, at the ufee of the Evening Star. no 11-3t j i ity. Loeation in th — . | Firstor Second Ward preferred,” address Lock Bos FO2 BENT Teo gery bandsoine aad well 65. hington.D. N d or stolen alarge white large horns. The finder ove reward by leavin, opposite the Academy, = REWARD stra; *) ani red COW which we payin, Ties declining housekeeping, or havi ia NISHED ROOMR, with or without Board, ins of furniture will Gnd porate is advauiage fo Fo | private family. Apply at 302 Iz street, Teland, 5 4-1" Nhe lz-tf No 369 S-venth ste beteren | ant = ANTED—Kve: m to know that I am in — ne | Ww the market, reaty to pay cash for ell TPYAKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 7th inst., a small light ved butfalo COW, which the ownercan Taway, otherwise she Brightwood Par’ D * COM ° | exam’ we » BUCHLY 436 Seventh attest, Sotenn toad it. FOR RESTA large PRREOR ant CHAMBER, 7th at., Rond, piember. 1862, to sture years old. ‘ic owner is re= ‘ges, otherwise | si Dealer in ‘and Second-b: i- connecti! on first Geor, new! a - pao ee A = waa and lit with cas. _U seof bath-room th hot gad | H TEAMED OYSTERS —FIRST STEAM- | cold water, allowed. No other rooms rented. - | | erence required, Apply at No. 341 I st., between | | SOR ONERR SAL OO tay Paar | Ssitsaareae ieee” | 24th d. white COLT, 2 quest to coime forward said colt will be set id accoraing to WM. E at White's farm, pear Brightwood, REWARD.—Strayed or stolen fram the subscriber a large red COW, with a star on white stripe on her | » With short strwight hort ard will be 8 id fe NNETT’S, be | gpebed a enug Steamed Oyster Saloon’in the First | With Wee ctag beck batidae ed pet ease ard, head-and a smal The above Trew: her delivery at RICHARD G@ ard H sts, near the ra'l STRAY.—Came to the premise COW, with a white starin the siuce she came here, which the owner by coming forw-: ing charges and taking h * adark yellow forehead, and rd, proving property, pay- “; | — .L ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. between 4tti an 'D )TICE.—The subscriber lic that a Buffalo lor, strayed on hi ing. The owner or by paying for this advertisement,and other legal DANIEL DOWD. corner of U and lth st. Sworn to and subscribed be ON. J. P.,(Beal,) Justice vf the Ponce. n&-3t* WARD.—Stole away from my stable this neatly butlt, ithe uel Kenta e w tail; with an old saddle, iron stir ind and ene fore shoe;'a! suillimbs. The abo an mteili; a THOMAS SHEENY ipl atreet, nene 1 gives notice to | a red and white 3 premises, and is now tres pass- owners thereof, cai fore me, JNO. ht grey MARE, silver mane an: iron stirrups; wanted one bout 1434 hands high; very ve reward will be the th’ Please address Mr. . between lat mM. stteet, square 719, Wasbia: THOMAS SHEEM ;, Small star in fi . ind foot a ay; had on n McClellan sade eine a geie The above reward wi ing left at OLCOTT'S Stable, O atrect, 'N SHATSWELL, 7th Massachusetts, do. Daily expected io hooner Lotus, from Boston, te to suit purchase ; + 28 boca Plt Crores ved per schoo} SC OMARTLRY 99 und 101 W«tor st. Georgets a le eh for cash,at the rr 129, Soap and Oandie Werks, Green street and the S ERY ARTS 008 —At moderate prices, 2s nto = Canal, Georgetown, D.C. - Fulled Cloths, Linseys, Ac, rorth fe Bm! 0c M-eoly ©. B. JEWELL, Proprietor. One price o: iy. ‘ dividing line of A. pane ST - An inspection of tek impiirs no obi! north #7 deg east 524. TD OLUTION. — the oovartnershin poet poe purebase... > , road and a stone: thence € ween the eubser’bers, nod ii interi br Apare ie Iaeniaom, bes ben this dayaie, ofa for the interior gre h i it. | Se-ved by mutual consen GPORCE TH MooRE, a cer ton. Oct oI? |” eet ) | Pioy Wag sh ston. Oct 28s ba 3 Se t sehooner Charter oborgti her fru TLAKTLEV & BROTH ed POT Wetoret Care cy ————— Tu-mMORROW. THIS AFTERNOON AND By W. L. WALL & ©9., Goud HOM tive GUT, Rote to"K at Lier J. A.B. of the lags recorin of Wa: ° Parlor bofa . : $755 cash; ba in6,! 6 5 ‘ble.’ eater Table ami Side do, with haters og mcuree by ‘decd of trust on the prew- bed =e jarble ‘and Brackets,” $ * . “a poareventing, at the cost of the purchaser. t! Lp) ANTED_A WOMAN, to take charge of the 58 i pf the sale are not couplied with «iibin Dining Tedicn Chairs, Oleck and Arm Cheire, shi a ti Bt 1 % q i 7 Pustes Teserves the oard, Glass o micrstand stl the branches “Apply too ae, | farce Size thereat nod ex penne Gf the iefeulting | Doubie aul Single Medeieeds, Ppather Bids and IN & CO , 269 Pa avenne no ibst purchaser. G. T, LANGLEY, Trustee. Pillows, . § 7 ne Il-Sawts 3.C MeGUIRK & CO., Aucte. Rair Shy ‘ : TED—A tidy GIRL, to do housework and H W x. ving, ina sail faintly: Apply ae soit hy MERSLALL & PAGE, bustvaners t ees oa SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES. Win be told : Basia Wn Seiaeton “ : SS ‘Auction, on THURSDAY, Neveaber ] AMAR WIAMG a ure YN | 15th, 1562, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., at Store- WIDOW 5 Gees ge cE een te ear ae! | pombeteteeed hack hi eteemes marine tear fA as plain coo. references given. Addressor | Horseand Mule Harnese, and other rmas- sick Indy. Berto. “(e “hetween BH and T It" ter’s Stores. condemned as unfit for public use. call at No, 345 Sixth “o: artes GET ios Ferma cash, in Govera: npret fan aa 0 ie ‘a = ~By the firatof Dacamber, y orderof J. J. -and AQ. M. WwW ANTLD TO RENT. ~ be #002 ueizhborhood no6-d MARSHALL & Page Watin, & faralshed HOUSK, ‘stating locality and | ~~ re Address J. PR.” Star OF. ++ no tae A PUBLIC SALE Yeruis, Carew HAT DEsIRABLE PROPERTY IN TENNAL- Wasten potepratznyia SERVANT fer} yo es A + a PES | VV general housework, in a priya Seti MONDAY. the Ist December, 1982, at 12 o'clock’ i j ing cood wages. Inquire of Mrs. PX, “BSN, the Inte Ged! with ten land, | Kine no 1-2t See more oF lesa, attac .. There is no better “ant in | otlote ge BACHER WANTED—A LADY wanted-a Mn | {hecouutry, The house is two (tory, with back | Barrele, Tolle end Retaed Seger, Teridenee, at Bailey’s Cross Roads, to tes building. and pearly new. Alo, sta! ing, Carriage. hests Tem, two or thyee small children, and do plain sewing. ( Corn houses, Ae. Also, immediately a! Fieve. Cinctmaest ams and Beef, ' Through the Washington Chey Rosa timcee reer | Siacuey hiner’ loton the turapik nei Chewing Fabecce and Saperes ro I , 7, 1 BOT Ts nenineton City Twis WALLEY, picecSof property Till be ‘at private sale wbtit mos og ; WARTED—A e-od MAN, to take an faterent in | S95 Sogson posmrmatio® = nad } w Ue Butler Susinena "Bfret-clann Hegiment, PANED 34! "Fe as Sea eremes, : 1 it eneral ele Ld * 4 “4 im General Sige vinta thd easot whey Ths | A Spreng vere” fs Army. Commun Es, tensed itler, ett. ofG. & T. PARKER & 00. Pean, avcaae, (this FOR SALE AND RENT. And» iy ot small Stare ee SR RS no I 5t® = | _nol@ (Rep.) _ W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts._ | ANTED—A laty of Baltima: par. I Pd 1™ ATX. two iency ie T. POWLIPG. Auctioneer, OR R SION and GROUNDS, No. 30 25th street and Penn. avenue. Endqu WARTED—A swell HOUSE, farnished or BE —— rn! jaan raewishes t> pur- ae By Georgetews. e¥ CLOT! ith t DMIB! SALE OF C "ex fomnne catty Seat | Segtoetesooomem. Asie * APGRERRLES Horna j F sell. by order * at 7 & . addressed to R RENT OR SALE—The SL bc MAN- | La rok the furnished. Best of references given. . OR RENT—A i STORE, street Tiumber, 5 Work See ee a ne | Eta imai Aaa eee | peg. TANTED—A CO WOMAN, cham- | By ane , Tinéaioue and img Machine. W bermaid aud waiter,—one who thoroughly WAN. a * a Terms cash. . de-stands her business. Apply immediataty, DIES AND GENTLEMEN —An extra nicely REN T. BRO i ; 457 Thirteenth st. near tie Avente. "ne iese” | D4 furpiahed suit of HOOMB, tocether with & nog sna” PRG DOWLTNG Rust WANTED, IMMEDLATELY—& FEEDER, who | SSuvingsooucat No 31a isk strect beieeal | By JO. MeBUIRE AO. Anctioncers, quire ae faegieft hand on 8 cylinder press’ fa. | ae a ey RUSTEE’S SLE OF Y. Aepebbtheadoarinitesmini J SI ee I y_a HOUSE tos an =e j Estate ix Crrr or ABM! ; COR FALE_—A HOUSE, together with the Good | virgn ert deed oP ier ecerded J ANTED—In a central loeation, a furnished | [POR SALES A HOUSE, together with caren. | wr * ‘ a W Afoder with Serre location A rooms, by a | ‘ 2 | Eecords of Waxhingfen cowpty, D, responsible party. Address Box Ne. 357° Post | next to Wood Bino Kestanrant. Por further par UF. et > S.,Ne. 195. folios . “9. +s ticulars, enquire at the White corner of Batreet | =" . Once. moest~ | thd New Jetecr eremuc. ho ist. | Conds for Washivgtog county. fs) FS RNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET—a PAR. LOR and two CHAMBER < on the second floor; | inanexcellent location. Apply at 272 F strat! OR RENT—A suit of neatly FURNISHED — ber. instant. at half-pest fou KOOMS, convistir g of three ehaiabers, sitting Vt. | and dinixg room, with kitchen complete, Water corner 13th ei: no 8 st’ pnd gas. Apply at 351 Tetreet, bétween 13th and WASTED-A SITUATION | Quartermasters ite ce asin anos yawRSE ATE H or Paymas lerk, bya young man, who | 9-H STORE No. 512 NEW Ji r has a thorough knowledge Of Quartermasters Te Mect nth of tet eke papers Unexcestionnble references given, Pleare ice. - ee numbered Th 3 of are: One- af . <% ~~ oy oe oa and the ad t und one portable Sutier’s Tent. wi equal aincunts, at nix. twel noes" | Stock aad Fixtures for sale. For Mi with intercat from th Clerk,’ Star Offi e day | WANTED To work on the Treasury Extension, | ¢pire ou the premises. Also, one Sig noe leptin ay ein 8 | : ten - we gegh Pnseeee fora tow Gays.) See ee ee < 4 Be of which said notes Apply to the Burcan of Conatruction. (OR RENT.—A large and elegantly furnishe spective ‘i ven, ISATAI ROGERS, I CHAMBPR and PARLOR for rent at 348K” Jt terme of eale not complied with in atl no S xt Engineer in charge, tre f (Seunklin Row ) ia Set Re ss niesly rieulars by = Ky =. the Po] Se > Si aan tersisl ambers at same place. Thisiainevers Trastee reserves t he resell wpon five Me Ser eg A EN oat w ct the post desirable locality in Washington, notice. at the risk and cost of the defuulting par- in business, Good reference siven. Adatess | *, With hot and cold water, inthe house, charer cr purchasers, EVAN N. Hoppe, Baltimore. or E. 8. JONES, pat st | veyancing at the expense of the respective 73 Pa. avenue, Washington. no 8 3t™ FUBSISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—In private purchasers, ] fami H. C. SPALDING, Trustee, = 5 5 = cs for gentlemen, at 390 fth street, and | de * Pelee 0" ‘Anetr. : : : ; zs By J. 0. MeGUIRE & 00. Auctioncers, te farm work, Apply to the undersigned. | FPOR RENT—Desirabie FURNISHED ROOMS, es tres ae Si (with Board.) pleacantly located in Georse® RUSTER'S SALE OF PART OF SQQU. 0 ar 5 | town. ne years. To permanent tenants, | gaps, Heswune asp Twenty Bicur- TED—For a gentleman end bis wife, a | Lesmeinel -, Apply at 191 West street. neat | FRIDAY AF Pee ese" wuble PARLOR, with first-class Furniture | High st.,Georg*towa, ____NOT™-3t" _ "by virtue of ade? of trast, dated Deee wa tite piace Thebes Cistetertacsateted | POERENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, centrally daly evorded in Liber J. AE sid 4 : he ~ ated, snitable a marding house. or required, Address" Banker Post Ofice. | private family. Terme rearonatic.. For parti LL ee ae culars,enquise 161 E et., one door from 6th, WANZED-A good WHITE WO Wash. iron, aud de the entire y. No ope need apply wh : | For SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES 5 of & firs -rate Restaurant and Drinking Saloon . re feet one inéh, thence uncerstand her business thoroughly. Cal at 504 | centrally located. now doings good business, The e wtreet which bounds the efty. 1ith st. between © and D. ares situ stion is the best in the city fora team line of street. and morthwentecly no B-tF : W. E. CUANDLEE. ‘or further information app! ‘ XAT. between 28th and 14th. — no 1 8t* WwW ANTED—A middle aged, sctthd WHITE WOMAN. to take charge of two children, an is willing to make herself generally useful if meces- | sary. One who has been acenstomed to childran, and can come well recommended, may apply at No. = : ae. wee i mM EY DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT—Sait_— ¢f taining Sventy Gonr Fheusned able furs private hoarding house, and contains | Mixome, Wssersion xiven wamediatity. “Tngaite | 1 the New York Agency and Intelligence ice, ises. i $i eh street. near nort side Pa av, i secpred Ao Slo should not te coseplica with 3 Es at ee, N_B, Orders reesived for Wood and Coal at same sale, the trastes renerven the RLOR AND CHAMBER WANTED—A band- | place at the lowest market price weeks’ notice in the Eres. aeuiely furnished PARLOR as CHAMaEIs | now adi 5: M: MOLLER, | ts ‘and expense of the detaulting ith fuli Roard, OR RENT—The large brown front HOUSE No. haser. | I '293 Vermont avenne, neat. H street, will be All converene tng gt the cost of the purchaner. or breakfast only, A suited, A house whe NAY. ' for rent by the Ist December. Apply. at offics JOS co trakpese $ Trastees, tak referred, Inqui ii C0. une. . HYDE, ‘ | med not apply Addre | Mao egy ~ Cort Banking Houwe. to A-HYDE. | popeokds 3.0. MCGUIRE & OD., Aucts, stating terms and localit: 10,000 LADIES WANTED, to get their | FOURNISH*D HOUSE 2 Flannel, Yelest, Merino, Cambric, | The jour contains 7100m6 and hak yard eed qa | denattached. House and furvitare in prime orie Shawls, Josies, Slippers, Pinew the enna eter: 4 eee | ee % tn cite lower rates than any other place are go | TRNISNED ROOMS TO RENT—Imanes Brick lie Auction, on PRED 4S right pastthe door. We stamp yeur goods while | y fo! 1 ¥ ats House. ju-t finished, with all modernimprove- | o'clock p.m. om the promises, all that lot you wait. Also keep Stam: Goods for sale, on | pents, 1 Parlor, with Red Room, ani suits of | ground in Washin, city, wn By J.C. MeGUIRE & 00. Ai Muslin, &c.. Stam at 2803; Seventh (Northérn ‘Libverties,) Cloaks, 8: known om the plat | the Rnest Muslin, member, 280%;, between L | ROOME, newly fernished in a central location, thereof n= pat of for numbered 3. in . no 6-6t* | near the Patent and — Office, op da wecet. ae a eee ae sr unfar, | between Sth and loth sts, None but gentlemen NTED TO RENT—A furaished or unfur- ished HOUSE, in Washington or Gerrge. | 2CC4 apply. ——_____ eee | (ere oe Dwelling own. Auswer, stating location and terms, “8. | WOOK STATIONERY AND FANCY Terms of rule: One-hait cash, balaite in twe aa SALE.—An catablished Store in Georgetown, equal mstelimente of nim aed tatiee TOTICE.—Thove in want of Employment ofany | D,C..doive a Srst-rate busi Cp eco ned 8 interest from day of sale. Credit payment ‘to be 1, Soest L street, between 6th and 7th. werk, and i ton L strect of 61 feet deep, fm proved ce debe two-story Brick. ‘ Fale. Terms made reasonable. 4 by deed of trust on th or GAice Noe BLL Ninth atc where the best af pay. | tAmur cen be addressed to" ,° Georectona. DC, | secured by ING? R CLARK. Trastee. Will be given to firat-elaseSercants, Lhave always | Post Office, Se _noGecd __3_G. McGUIRE & CO., Auta, | applications en hend fer good C TH ST.. BETWEEN HAND | ks, Launctresses, 495" ENTREE wn : al 1.—iwo large communicating ROOMS. 4 - muricatefamilies | (Bed Room and Parlor.) bandaomely furnisned-on | A PMINISTRATORS SALE OP VERY VA? Pepe pe ier tar pn i ipa eco fowant | be first floor. forrent with board. Also. one are + 19th. at 6 o'clock, (and costinned exch willlind it to their advantage esll, a md 5! . iret ans Tadic P °'N-B—licures wanted. The best oftanantacan | Bed, Room. ip second story. Fir Spole, Diencs | that heur until the whole is disposed of) 1 be obtained without charge by applying asabore. | at U5, Tahle liberally supplicd, and terais moderate. Go, “the extenpive a valuable bib Sarge the Inte —— = on B. : D— TO & which E} ¥ Dest editions of works ont J ANTED—100 tonx COTTON BAGS, for whic ‘TA a finely furnished | ions mi W the highest cash pei 4 s F ‘OK RENT—A large and yery finely farnis! By J.C. McGEIRE & ©0.. Anctionsers, wili by iexting dit with the | bound in the best Engtish Calf Bindings. We name | GOODELL & BUSHEE, ‘309 sireet,Pand 33 Parlor, fer tent ct B40 eet, ree 346 K etrect, between 12thand | in part— Leuleinna avenu fathSreetn (Prazklin ow )Alsovat same Mare lr Waites Scott's Complete Works, Lonion, nime- ae Thr ar TIN and | tWolarge, fine communicating with eac! : : SET THON HORE tee. eRe TEN and | other, Meck of ths shove cats aharmaseseee: Encyclopedia Britenti peenty two wok met d ‘Tor ened’ work Call at Ei & Het. | wirabl adapted for two gentlemen.or gentioman Boyde! espeare ery, one Oe ee ee at 3. H. <1. | apd wite. Bath with het and eola water ta the sory. o21 Pesn. svete, oc 2 | house, Spations and besutifal yard attaché, NISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to | First-class Board within twodoors. Reference re. | rent, for from one to three years a Furnished | quired. no7 FCR- ‘Wasi Cc. se4tt Board. ‘WANTED We ace Payne SECOND-ftaND | So"! FURNITURE: STOVES snd BEDDING he |?! RE the highest cash oe an. (OR REST —*Two or three desirable FUR- ISHED ROOMS, with or wit! Genilemen preferred. ‘Apply at 445 : ——— Fo SALE—The LEASE of Restaurant and Dwel lipg on King street,(centre of city.) Alexan » For information inquire at office of Al rhe News. Bo 4-1w* in the housefurnishing line. Poesy leaving the WOODLEY begs ta inform the citizens FORSMEAS mmodions | : y desirable and co: d strangers hi n that he ES) . barto: Geo: hes, in company With §. Clements, be! A OB 7% an where he hopes by selli gohine butthe | fect front, running back 123 cet. rae | finest bivalves to merit a o} ~ | sh soate ENISHED ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at | s* the property of John O. K, | Beste Restaurant.’ PON? Dis Inte, plene—tbe |: fh USD IEE ED, ROOMS 20 RENT —For reat, and H | fo satisfy Sudicials Noi, to BNO a | streets, neatly hed very co: ohn W. Ridenoar, ENTS! : TENTS! | SRM TE NG "nboe! sat Pak TENTS! LORS. The ricighborhood is one of most desire SOW AED TERT OCR NS Tees EME | intheeity. very attention paid to those oxcupy” Hidaar eta Samad T Ha | ing them, ‘No children in tho house, oe Steutien, connate sa 71 CAN BR” ACOOMMOD. eas ie nie ina | Gieith Bree large and plomsane PORN | dha? —SECONE-MAND ‘eats BOUGHT ina ROOMS, at Ne. aS buh street, opponite the Patent oc ls R NORFOLK OYSTERS The Sem eee a ig es under ~ er ECEIVED DAILY (by Express) and to be name itle of . C. SCHNEIDER day divsolved by mutual oopsest. LH. Schneider CENTRAL HOTEL inauthorized tosettie all bills due by the rm amd MeSTAURANT, collect all bilis and notes due the —. southwest corner of Pa. svenne and (th . H. NEIDE: t., hotel entrance ométh st it the October 11, 1962. 6.0; SCHNEIDER! | baicwsent ee Be ada SEL stow. ware Business st the old stand, where ts 8 ¢ontinuance of the liberal patronage extended to LOAKS—CLOAKS, rm. ‘The undersigned will continue the general Mard- | no 6-eolin* Proprietor Oentral Hotel. 1c | <eatipns ‘ a r ‘AND guoaKine Chorus. | j ‘Te just received a lar; and beau’ wen SW. SOHNEIDER. | acorn etels GLOAKS. Also, Black and Frosted SEWING MACHINES! REAVER €1 ITHS. suitable for Ladies’ and Ss SEWING MACHINES! Misses’ Cloaks. To ail of which we atk the ex A large stock, of eee ay r Sale at | attention of our friends ani the dealing public. i re 5 ew cee eae a a Tene’ no 8-eo12t. No. 42 Center Markot Space. \OWard «treet, Amore. 7 7 a — — di [a rt jor Family Sewi Machi, on LD DEMAND NOTES, | balf degrees, onst nine fj exhibition Ba Tis. G. PREUSS', Sea's Seventh 0-8 FRRAR RY ROT ves | ie hataoath Tose four dezrees. Sicet, Waebingten. osm". | Bonghtat the highent price by en south two and 7 ONES AND CAMP GREASE WANTRD—The RITPENHOUSE PANT & CO be Le pee ee ubscriber will pay the highest market price | oe 27-1m Bankers, No. 152 Pa. avon: the thirty-rinth line of the ¢: scivele iM em eae oe | A FOR ALBUMS! ~ | Gnd OF lun prices to the box of ‘ocdeimeos MMORGAN & NHINET ART, = Pri or ie ne. themes 5 5 | _Avariety of PHOTOGRAPH CARDS, ing | line ty a steight lime 500,000 dtiy S25 Gis WAMOMD AND | genie of letra : sted cal | flinlog. containlag sincly coven gue aed ties hich the hiehest, price will be. paid. “Atso, it | MEMS S, Gee 5. MABKRITER'S, "| perches: as ceher‘tract Shaan Peginatue on foxes of Castile Reap, am” Brown Soap 'and | oe 18-1m* Osa Fellows” Hist) south fomndary of snta tract, g ALL WIDTHS COTTON SILBETINGS refitted tipi Biote, cnd on the fet of Manembar A AND: PILLUW OOTTON: agar = id get La tomers a Ni ME Fina S, | w Ube ready th show al! thefreustomacrs a New and ¥ Us D ING, for M tod special wants of familice and hnasakerge | Losuicwmiie Steek of CLOTRING i. ok rs aud Wes Birk, es Apcetion of stock inet: no. obligation ite: | Bans, WHO COMES THERE, @ friend ton. oc 7-4te ‘am ee. fs 1 | BX fami yor ties a0 bargains now offered pass» a On jfer onty, marked ca plane i“ fg Biore g TUL WIGHT eb TO ECV CLOTHING as & ' * . 4 "4 7 : ; EAELS No. S61 7th treet ad