Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1862, Page 3

juding the New York “Home of the Yesterday mornin; ANTS. ICT SALES. . York, wh cree Ln ite bare zor New Ww 4) : —_— uetioneers, a ork, where they will j 3j. Garland’s bat- | a fe: e B nd in the center a | talion, which in to garrison Mare Inland, Cal, | WW ASTED-& SITUATION. br s miidic-acol Beds CO oo set wares Yorp’s Tuzater.—) Richings | large ornamental cake, pyramidal in form, | and will sail in a few days. Lieuts. Wells, | fsmiy Maquire at 5 2. " inscrib-@. “To the Coutrs ‘bands, from the Con- | Ward and Daniela are in command. traband Relief Association. On the platform, before the table, were Mrs. Harrict Beecher Stowe, her sister and son, | apenas Sto ve,) Senator Pomeroy, Rav. John Pierpont and othe: ‘Sret «En “a Mr Richings mmr. Dunn, and the entire English opera troupe, @large ballet *, and a greatly augmented orchestra, will Sud effect to the eniertainment. Miss Richings SNES % EO) stable: te. ——+- : Pureonal.—Mre. Burnside went down to the | twe army yesterday. i JM¥s. Lincoin arrived in Washington last | YY ANTED TS ARROH SE Price not beer ment yt: 7 to 0 HASRING » oh Db WA T AUCTION —We sell, TO wonhow udaniN. November -m..at tht Horse On th strect, tare rumber the abor- Cr Be L, UROWN & 00.. Aveta, ir. Channing, is appreciated sufficiently well in Washington ington of Georgetown A. J.C. McQUIRE & CO. Aw celebrities..." H - —————— Glee or Inteteu Wor cone? BS SALE OF VA t aesure her « fine benefit. After the singing by the gathered cloud of | TumMoxcment.—Two hundred dollars hare ——————— ~ a paeerans —- at8 im tus Cirr oF Grovea’s TumaTaR.—Lucillo Western also | humanity, the characteristic chant, “Go down, | been con ributed al the Smithsonian Ingtitution iW ARTED eg a en partner. an in irtud ofa deed of trust recorded a benefit this evening, aNd presents one | Mesee, away down in Egypt's land,” with the | for the benefit of the Washington Monument | to cntay toten deans cukin Coes es sicaréa cd Prespingion commey, D. of the very heat bills of th» season—: Lucretia | Cherus, “Let my people go,” and a song or two | since tho Inst report, some months since. required, Apply at 010 pt Shee pebueson ich aon Ns — et aoe, 200 Borgia” and « Don Caesar de Bazan,” Miss Lu. | Of praise, prayer Was offered by Bishop Payne, H ——— M4 z ONDAY, the Teh perronaung Se pence characters. Our | Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and then | RELRAARD.—Mr. Richard H. Clarke, of this | — ANTED—Two SERV ANT GIRL8.to » orp m., on the pe core will Femember that she represented | the conirabands were invited to fall in, whire- | city, has ben released. ipon parole trom the | WW ARTED- Two SERV ANT GIRLS. to rited real estate situ@led upon avalanches . character of “The Poisoner” in the early of food fll in precipitately. en. Also, - } Pricon in Duff Green's Row a8 waite», Shove in want of a goed situs ston, D.C —that tet rt of her, present.engagement at Grover’ When the first table full had bees pretiy well | —— ease call at the European Motel, corner Pa-av.. eleven. (i). and aistean Znd gave imuienes salefaction Thac cee cs | eupplica, Superintendent Nichols said, “Men, | Spm first page for intresting local matter, | PA lithe Te mese one hundred anc sizte: 2 no doubt but she will receive a full house to. [* You who have been eating, take something eee FP HEATRiC. ick City Opera House "on don‘ latefhepting’™ Andihn dimpprarence | xAtt RAntrucs 4a Ron te Bay Pere, | LOD etree Moat wanel weak < & P| ca | i folly treat yy Dr. Yon % % | Carette BEALL —The continued success | Of drum stinte nnd wihier good thingy was mar. | Mocciickns a5y Booey Pcicine EZE gate Javenile Men, 1 Oomil n of Annetta Galletti is an evidence that she has velking Lady. a8) her j already become an established favorite. Sho | Velons to Behold, . Tueoar axp Carannmat Aryections.—Dr. Von | megs. No Brot wanted. A'so,1 Mantosing | and s lien upos the property =ppeerato-night again in the beautiful balle,, | _ Sher crowds followed; the table, like the | Moschsisker can bu consulted on ail Diseancs of tue Tees, between 4 6 years olé, and play on the Banjo. Address as above, n2-3t' | Which said netes shall mee, on widow's cruse of oil, was always full, and the ; Throot and Caterrhal Affections, at 297 Ponn. mB ROARED. The tables were loaded with good on AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. meats, cakes and fruits aud — } gotipe for < : ” i ? i - BADY WI RD AMONG CHEE LUUL | “Ifthe terms of sal Fp hy ‘aud the entire ballet eee at OY Velarde | Conirabands and their frienda were likewirc es | arenes, epporite Willarde, 1 | A tet eee eee cg Ee clare by the Sfth day "isn, dene Dent werk sof ranght, asd # Sat- company will aleo appeer ina bul emmeth | the number of about 2,000, Souarn1yo Naw —In these days of fastdoingsit | a2 tive in addition tossons in Retehlzg en veins: | Pat bt | a's Wagons. Tevms . Sa ppear in @ bill of var Adjournl tone seers vend enenkee 6 Hai, iafrequently desirable to know how: te cosonntlise ing. or drawing. Location desired berween Totics, at the risk and odst Ps . WALL & ©0., Aucte. . ‘ , Channing, who presi introduc v. ithout tullowing an old custom. Thestu y ntcn eeneet ane Tey: aor. » : ‘a CxxMorxm Cincts.—Nixon’s new compan: Job: t, whi th. O56 wr! s ore | Tf rencec given. Address “Mrs, B. BH Cc ‘at the ex of ti appeared yesterday, and gave \ast satisfaction, | 202m Pierpont, who remarked, quoting the oF miasicsa by ne means Gu acseption, ond thn she included in thenew organization are M’lle I4a, words of the wixe man, “a gray head is the | est road to perfection in that ert hea been sosebt | tkTough the Post Oftce, “no 3 st" @ pleasing ¢questrienne; Mad. Virginia, Chas. crown of glory in the way of righteousnes;” | by many devotees. The new methot of. tuition of SAdPLe Hi thatif he was not always righteous he had | Profes<r Alex. Wolowski having been recent y | Sherwood, Luke Rivers, Charles Rivers, and | uatways been right On ihe ninco waeetions | tried by fn i Fjank Phelps, the popular clown. They will | He was thankful to sce such srccedionahe | tOTOU alLappear again to-night in & magnificent bill. | tims for which anti-slavery. prophets had so Nixon's circus is perfectly warm ama eomfori- | long siched—which gave indications of such | eeke ‘onveyancing he e purchasers. H.C. 3) ING, Tru ORK WANTED—Any officer orcitie | _2°™eo&de J. 6. eGETRE # 00" Aucts,_ 4 ten baving an easy SAVDULK HUKSS, not in BLIO writer, w- can write knowingly of ite use, ean find resgonalbl ie 5 nd simplicity, P: e Wetawe i | beeping for “one or two ike tor ils’eet Hpasetegiver - Lol ng D. December Ist, | whieb will only amount to moderate exerc.s2 Tor hes from se ey rx LE. at publicrale, on MON- it his resider ce, a t's rr Nary Yard Bridge, on'the the animal. Addrevs, stating where horse ay be | owned Sears— perf-c: thapi. postible by th: Seen, or iterview te held, “3B. ¥. W.,” Tree, able, it being heated by pipes. result: that be could soon say, “Now let‘estthou oiaimethog” rofemar Alex. Wolowaki has bern } Wa-hinaion Fost Ofte.” . pti i” HM parte é . ee . thy servant depart if -ytormine vyewhaye | for fi a a celebrity in to padcalwoel of | Two sete of Wi Harness, seen thy salystion.” Fa iehe,conld so the bes |“ Snrope. on tee sand bis’. | WY ANTRD.— Two JOURNBYMEN BARBERS, Two Btacke of THANKSGIVING— How it wos Celebrated —Yore ioning of theend. He closed by intreduciag |-- ree ‘advise all who would bec sma ex None need anply ‘but first-rate hende. The ta im the Btraw, Ta ep Pasieeteeeen tans GE. | Hinhop Paynes™s NS Seed by tebemincing, oa Tpeebn cl pihtraconc. No Sti Dehett agen Wathasion"Zopr ab $69 The ler Ror tee age, ‘ i yne. ~+t, letween Wry ity 16 oI 3 3 pore ellos beta gel coe plone splice pAddtesice were then delivered by Bishop | tuch luetruction rarely oscars” Cay oer org tay a OnegOutting Bos; ons Cow Bt for Beef, : . themselves up 10.4 day of enjoyment, Ver the 5 Sed 4 peakagy ky peep ta een FD ig FA cosh tad de pactral Neubert Ties Up eee tie 7 eae was remarkably quiet, and there wasno | finpiny line coy ee Tes and after more | noe ah Goan Grot home, by anghring to ANTHONY BUOML | Ferme ofeale: aiimems Sf 93 and ne the par sdisturbance whatever: so far ne weave Caan. | *inging the crowd dispersed. : CRISTADORO'S BXCHLSIOR HAIR DY. adertaker, No. 303 Pegu. ave., between wth and t giving Miomote, beer vite Through the liberslity of friends and relatives, ’ =e No Lead, ne Lime, ne Nitrate of Silver; acta in- Be 35%" _ | security. 2.2 BST SACOE WHAT: the patienis at all the hospitals were treated to A Vusrr ro THe ABYLUM.— Wednesday after- stantaneouasly; never fails; produces all the shaios bountiful repasts, and every effort was made | Doon, in pursuance of the invitation of Mr. IMMBDIATBLY—A small, well-fur- HOUSE, with ail conveniences, cen- nial in wi i f trally located, b ible party, without chil- | ith other Dyes, use this with invariable satiafue | dren’ ifthe house woke od mathe pad LOST AND FOUND. a | of black and brown. Parties who were dissatisfied to cause the soldiers to realize the thanksgiving | Josias Adama, the Intendant, quite a number pleasures of their distant homes, of the Boards of Councils visited the Asylum. conyalescents of the ith Ohio regiment, | Mayor Wallach, the Commissioners of the SEO nie pe ten Bs f | | O8T—On the 25th instant, « black and white SEARMPTS BEE Fort Gaines, were furnished | Asylum, Mr. Dougiae, the City Register, and | ,Marafectured by J. Oristatoro, @ saree, House, | ton P.O. stating particulars. ne m-S_ | TD rrceet Cath Doe tent cata aes | . ‘with a dinner prepared for them by@itizens of | Trpresentatives of the Press, were also of the Souaemonaes TEES, appl y ANTED—A FAKM HAND. to drive a wagon, | finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at Ohio in this city. The soldiers here hada fine | Party. Every portion of the building was | Heir Dressers. Apply to W. @. BUSEY, High streot, iw 0. 23 Tndians avenue, It time, and were virited, among others, by Hon. | Visited, anda full examination elicited a uni- Price $1, $1.50 and 93 per box, accordi Bridge. Georgetown, ____ BOB 3t OST—A POCKET 00K, containing afty-six John Hutchins and daughéer, Miss Chase, | Yersal expressiox of approbation at the manner | size, No. Ww TED—A SITUATION in @ store, by an 4 dollars in U.8 “Treasury notes ; had a pass in daughter of the Secretary: Mrs. Gen. Lander, | in which everything was conducted. ‘Tho | 6 atin? experienced clerk ; understands bookkesping | it for Wm A. Kent cl-rk st Herdcusrters. Mrs. Chas, widow of the Secretary's brother, | Tooms were all neat and clean, and everything |- BisTADORO'S Hain Parsenvative ‘ id ign-d | and is @ good penman. ‘AddreesT. W, H.,” Star dollars will be psid dately deceased; Mr. Cisco, of New York, and | possible is done, it is evident, to secure the | Isinvaluable with hia Dye, aa it imparts the utmost” Of. - 3 five | jen, no 35-3t 'y one leaving it at 408 Twelfth st, % umber of other gentlemen and ‘ladies, sons | heal‘h and comfort of the inmates, There are | softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality ANTRD—A few good MESSENGERS, at the | —202%-2¢" WM. A. KENT. and daughters of the Buckeye State. A zen at present one hundred and nineteen inmates | to the hair. W n eral dispatch of the edibles soon commenced, | 1 the poorhouse proper, forty-five in the work- | ity- Rich'd B. Irwin. Twei to fice ofthe Amorican Telegraph Com REWARD.—Strayod away from the promiaca | ry house proper, forty-ftve Price 50 cents, $1 and $2 per bottle, according te | 432 Parave. ee ean Do atiw $5 of the subseriter on the 23! instant. wamal | Fe > Cpere Ornniciaed Ents Peon ee | cae Nae Bk ee EIDE (otal OL | sg, _Se Sheol sy Ae Wise Sateen ized Begs | mite adders whe tpi of her tetla black, and ced of | BERRY NAYLOR. rastess, appointment of Henry D. Cook, Esq. of Ohio, | Amination of building and premises, the whole MARRIED, rts, Documents, Newspayeraand Waste Pagers, | ipl miite. the al ascaey Onl eS ER ee | ped-cel Fo Mee Cine ROD, Aucte. BS President, and A.M. Gangewer secretary. | Party sat down toa table spread with a hand- | Famitien and Storskeopete haet Rage or Paper. | gsi cow or give information 0 her wheranhonte te — conchae $$ ‘The national air, «Vive la America,” was then | Some collation, cot up under the auspices of | _ On the 27th inst, by the Rey. Dr. Butler, Mr. P. | will be called upon by leaving orders at MASONS | I! W WCOD, Powhatan House, {et of 7th xt-ert, | By J. C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, sung by a choir improvised from the company, | Mis. Adams. ‘After the company had properly sie of Philadelphia, to Mise TRGENTA and Paper Warehouse, 375and 377 Datract, | Alexandrir St amvoat Wharf, 0 28 | TP RUBTRES' SALE OF VALU after which Hon. John Hutchins, member of | Siecueece oe poecsnings set before them, Mayor Ga pepe ; es Cond 5G puller, JOHN, | near 7th. no 4-lw* Py REWARD. epee caine | Mid pours A e- 2 Te Se f sh ad ullach made a few remarks complimentary | . aa: G. . NC. ~ = re ., S | AMEXOB an mi Sone oe ey hag dae eran to the catering ekillof Mr=, Adams andreferre, | PARKER to Y ELLEN, daughter of Davi WANTED— Five hundred LABORERS, to work $5 on Monday, November 2th, a red Buffalo sembly of visitors, in a patriotic speech. Other | £N€Tally to the satisfactory manner in whieh | FoWbIe Esq. both of this city. { lsd me Commiscary, Department. Apply te gfe clans hl waged ave Ba aon ' Premises by virteeof ar deed of erty date | eetitee 1 5 : ; rant, Voge : foot of G atrest. sla0, white xpetover Dearra fing th, 1800, reeor : speakers followed, and @ letter was Tead from | Soloed eo ete Ailorman Lloyd | nr cenbe MG trike Hers sate epee. | Ost ‘A BECKWITH, Gol and 0 8. The'shove reward will be given to any person vring- | jr, fou a, gt ae seit pact of Secretary Chase, regretting that he could not | £0! a fe y Remarks, and theparty | Mr’ WILL UTCHENS to Miss JOSIE F! A a suas Dot. | 6 he, WA ; | Bim, *geare Bo, S66. Stosting 35 inches be with ther. “The whols adttir ended sre | returned (0 the cite eal ee g te Party HAMILTON, all of Washington, DG) Oe FY ANTED_ Brery one fe go at once to the DOL- THOS. WALSH, No. 4 Smith's Row, | Rortn Letceet, between Neat dorupe seaman «dance on the green,” which was participated | Visit. | _On the ath ult. by Rey. Dr. Hall, RICHARD A. e ‘' = ‘i f in by the younger people. Pee | Third street west, and running back 71 feet tf see dea: ite EDMONSTON of Georgetown, D.U., to Misa SA | Ce SS a renee, The patients of the Patent Office Hospital | FUnrral or Mn.Wx. Trcker.—The funeral | RAH J. W ie | inches, together with the impro' a, D. | Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware, there selling for | : . ee ene sroond daughter of Mr. 8. 8. | only one dollar. Sl Sr i i ee tine semmaiaier tei: Siro Tat doen to. well supplied. board. “The | of the Inte Wm. Tucker took place yesterday, | Watts, late of Westbure, Wiltshire, Buglaud. "| TOTICE —Those in want of MapisymeatSracy | SHO Reise twelve monthn, with interest, secured by a deed of chaplain. Rev. C. W. Denison, delivered an ad- | from late residence, corner of Eighth and SS i ose in want ef Employ men’ acy 4 pe trust on premines. ‘dress, and the occasion was culivencd by voral | F streets (Inland), and’ was Iareely attended ee | Niing eovtd ERs ae eee een psee, | Doren: Soman ee oe aes ae iI conve the vost of the and instrumental music. Miss Rumsey was | The seryices at the house were conducted by | _Onthe 29th of November, CATHERINE ELLEN Pie te) OS Thee Se 1 fee eee ‘And November be | if the terms of sale are not complied wi Present and sang some patriotic airs. | Revs. W. Speake and J. W. Hoover, of the | ee daughter of D. C. and Catherine | ale even nent ter Genk Oak ‘ice larce white COW; socked worn 7 { days thereafter, the — Svenee’ At Ascension, the turkies were donated by | Methodist Church, and the following acted as Recetas Thou hast left us, ; Chambermaids, Waiters and Seamutresses; also | bag giving milk; other marke not -e j 4 the Union Literary Association, and the other pall-earers: Messrs. T. K. Gray, C. K.Vernon, ‘We thy loss mont devgis tear” for Young Men towalt on tables, in private femilioe | shove reward will It ey BE GF + JOHN 0. HAREN Trastesn. aricles paruy by ihe hospital fund and parily |W. Young. and HA. Garrett, of ine Oda Fel: Bes"tie God that hath bereft us— Of good halp'will dod fete thelr Magegere Tan | BERNETE, bots see nek Beker et ARD | no 7-008 J.C. MeGUIRE & Us., Ancts. a few ies. T asking a biessin; Sy . © . E. 3,W.M. e can all our sorrows heal, . Sire = ‘ ———— — —— Bs Rev. Mr. McPalis,the chaplains the pationts | Murk.and John Brsdicy, of the Mente. aes | Wentern papers copy. * 4 | becbtained without obares by apsiptecteeteres | Tet. nom M* _ | “by J. 0 McGYIRE & 00. A did iull justice to what was set before them. | provetsion moved off in’ the following order: | On the 7th inat.. MARY MATILDA, second | : arid TILLER. ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Cocxry or Wacn- | YRUSTEKS’ 8A. ¥ BUILDING 7 rd . no 4-tf LE j Armoy Hospital was also the scene of fes- | Navy Yard Beneficial Society (organized in hter of Jos. and Mary Elizabeth Kieindienst, | "04" ~—__________ — == INGTON, to-s0a -—I bere! ify that Willian A FRIDAY AFT. ~ December « tivity. The ladies of Washington, in conjunc- | February, 1829, and still ina flourishing con- ts, 7 mouths and 12 days, Vv J ANTED—100 ton- COTTON RAGS, for which | Murray brought belore me as an esiray, tresps=s- | o'clock, at the Anction Rooms of Jas. 0. tion with the various relief jations, hi | dition); tern Lodge, No.7, 1.0.0. F., with rs) ‘as too sweet to stay on earth, the highest cash prices will be paid, by | ingon his property, one dark bay HO) , witht & Co. by virtue of a deed of ae! so ef associations, had | the Marine Band: Grewd Lede 1.0.0.F. ‘d God called her home above, GOODELL & BUSHER, 309 C strect, and 53 | white feet, and etar in forehead; between Gand7 5th, 1°60, and duly recerded in a 6%. B Provided a eumptuous dinner, at which some We + nd, at Lodge, I. 0. vy ON To dwell among the angele Louisiana svenne. no3 im* years old. | 2S, folios 70, et seq., we shall sell ©. prelboom pets op hp aera eae font | Masons the seen aoe mete ie The ficient tae entire capecttalie iavites | THIRD WANTED_Three or four TIN and | verte tan, hand end seal. this 25th 4 Beat | nes ie Stee oe 8.5 nd €1 i treat wil e great S . vere. @ friends o: family are respectfully invited |- 3 A L 4 . x j . 8, guste. Mel Bits thecareen ceeaie fead the | Congressional Cemetery, Wilh Gre cee ok tiene, | tthe tiie her, funeralg from the reside Re or hee | D USHERT TRON BORK ERS. THe eat gimaaet | The cwrer of the sbore Hor-¢ will please come | beexhibited at Mayor's proclamation requesting the obsery- | nitirs of the Orders; the Masonic rites being | parents, 351 4', street, batwoon M and N streets = for good workmen. Call at KB. H. & H_ I. | forward, serve sei. and take her awa: ‘erme: One-third in cash; the pore eh | mace of the day as one of thanksgiving,andin the | performed by ¥. Reevide, Master of Centennial ge Saturday, thé: ate we Bees he regory. $21 Penn. me. oo ILLIAM MU Absence of the thaplain offered to the Throne of | Lodge, assisted by Deputy Grand Master G. A. Bgblod jorning, Hisone 8 6 m, For particulars, see circalars. Bo 2-20" - — At Stone ‘arm, | of trust on the r a A RNISHED HO WANTED.—Wantad to Medi-al Collrse. | ‘cont Grace a brief, but appropriate prayer, which | Hall, and those of the Odd Fellows by Grand | bours. at the residence of Adj't General Thomas, rent, for from one to three years a Furnished | —B0283t* _ pee ae fftke totes cre eat cochlea i tas ra 3 3 ~ (Seldicrs’ Home,) MARIA G., wife of Livut Lo: | Dwelling for a private family Tocetion weeks = ARD.—Strayed from the subscriber on €licited the most serious attention of all present. | Chaplain Parker'H. Sweet. A large number-of 7 werting. 5 &? in gt 4 days, alter the sale, the trusiees reserve the Pi tezo Thomas. U.S. A.. and youngest daughter of | pirst orkecond Ward preferred. Address Lock Box | e'e) the 17th instant, a red and white COW. abont : bi: sovided be aient at Cranch Hospital was | members from the Orders of Red Men and | Wie 7homar US A. snd youngest daagh 65 Wee DO ; nedtf | G searsold.abit«ffenshear: head and face red. | t0teeell the prope:ty ou which much ovided by the Unitarian Society of this city. | Brotherhcod of the Union were present on the The funeral kervices will take place to-morrow, = — Z S27 one returning said cow will recerre the above , made, st the risk and expense of the 4 x fburne wes decorated with evergreens. | Occasion. (faturday,) at the Chapel of the Oak Hail Ceme: Wan: ¢, 212, Puping SECOND-ITAND | Pwned” Apply to JAMES WALSH. LiS k store | Durchaser. HENRY may m the walls were suspended portraits ofthe care Eee requested'(a Bo Deensee, ends oF the families | g VV FURNITURE, STOVES and URDDING, for | Louth oa sRet ama nossa | aN. ARAN ees, { Trustees, Pv pal Generals of the army, and also various Loox out ror Hovsenneakres.— ie neigh. : ei r z F 4 + Bara snc oT os be — no 7-eod J.C. MeGU. & CO. Aucts. 8" q "i ore 1 " On jhe evening of the 27th inst., of scariet fever, | flies declining housekeeping, or having @ surp!us { OST—On the %th inst., between Mand 1} o'clock i following: May Por ek ees the | borhood of B street, on banter ne | aftaPeshartilistes TEAS: non 'ol Chan Teeed. | of ternittae gil bat teen advantage toeive | 1,5 mo cinesine from ae torte, oe Dat a oir By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, «Honor and Health tothe braves” cin Gere, | Be nnonian Institu and outlaws, whose depre. Mypearet 1: Carfickd: egedayeers and Il months. | Oa cA og nore E ON te GRIFF a a Ae NS The Sta | “YRUSTER’S SALE OF VALU IMPROVED i 8 ery- | by c 3 5 - H a H _ x os 4 —By thing give Thanks.” The tables were bonnil. dations call for special vigilance on the part of asweied ieuieee ha soe: this evening, at 3 WV ANTED— Every person to know that T am in | Dice, or to No. 371 D street, between bs yl Dearing date on thot dyy gf Sepuenber font aed iully supplied withguxuries. the night watch. | Itis needless toname the out. | o'clock, from yhe residence of his par-uts, 232 | WY the market. realy to pay cash for all arecls | © Nai= Fa ____ BO "| ecorded tm Liter 3. A. ©. 196, folios 411, 12, The dinner at mbian College Hospital | rages in their order, but they have been latterly | First «treet east. * e sinht 'y Aon leavin te 3 WaRb_L08T ches oF 1 Tisand 60 one of the inna kreeeree oe was furnished by the officers of that institu. | frequent, consisting of ascailing ladies and | | On the th inst | at 1115 o'clock p. m..of the | im,the Rowsefurnishing ling, Those leaving the $10 Re sei severing.) abeak s | seuntaanteeminieral mia. the a tion. chasing them into the first house they come to | dropsy, Mrs. JOANNA SHADD, in the 931 year of | RUCHLY, 42% Xeventh street, between G and H, | o'clock, a BUGGY, cold fashion.) with @ sorrel | trustee will. on FRIDAY, the oth da: The entertainment at Ca-paris Hospital was | to seek protection. This last ix almost # daily | berazo. . | {east side.) Dealer in New and Second-hand Furni’ | HORSE, hind feet white. amd white matked on | lhe? atde'cleck P. ™., to in of one of the most interesting of th Th and nightly occurrence. On Wednesday night | , Her funeral will take piace from the residence #f | thre. no lstf | forebead;fand black harness. Apply to H. BO- | the premises, the following parts eo! © Inost interesting cf the day. he ently = lay nig! her son, James J. Shedd. No. 293 Pourtse-nth at., — ———. —> === | DIEN, corner 6th st. and Penn. av ue, East Capt- parcel of nd, wil 1 Mhole affair was extemporised by the Iadies of | the house of Mr. H. Polkinhorn was entered | on'caturday, Duh inst aed Ovrk p.m, Friendd SS ae = es —— | tel.” no 26 2t' n the city of Weabingt ‘and Disiricter «ol Hill. ith only some twenty-four hours by some one of the family, who discovered tha: ston and Vermont papers copy. i — ST—A _weel fo, last Fridsy, or | wen! ine. reserva dime to piebare, aficr the enteritinment was | a8 effort was being made {2 Gnter the door lead- | On the rth inaf., JOHN SITKAIAN, in the 70th THK NEW { TSE RL VE DOLER RH owed lra and Yasente sround sha point elation ber determined on, the ladies furnished adinner | ing from the dining room to the u T partofthe year of his age. . N YEAR 6 PER CENT. BONDS } r . ai, | 4 good enough for kings. Turkies chickens, | honce. when an siarm WAS give mod ites | Mie eel will take pisce, from hin Inte re i- TWENTY ee | $Eee and the Long Bridge. probably’ om lath st, catia feet 4 inches! rortherly irom luams, beef done wp in varied forms, oy found that the doorsgvcre open and aman in | 4 nee. Ficst Prec nbive ss svenae cn te motrow UNITED STATES | it han been found. please return it te Box 90 Stor | cab line of the fifteen fost aliens piekles of all kinds, puddings, custard. the act of running away, who haddaken his | ({sturday) evening, atz@ cio 2 4 . d Ofiice. and a liberal reward willbe paid. now-3t | eastwardly fifty fect to the aivigios ° ; olic Friends and §t’ Vincent de Pat Kenwn kes wien Seance) or a libers! reward w _ Red | eastwardly 1 the cakes of different kinds, apples, ten, coflee—in | — off, ae in bis paar! dropped one | fy ited to attend, (RSOWN A a # . GTHAvED OR STOP.«N —Last night a small bay | raid lot No. 29 and lo: No. %, {0 <bort, everything that could gratify the taste. | of them. he strangest part of the business is th inst c MME’ The COUPON BONDS in sums of $50, $100, $570, | | ARE ten 7 erly aod wi Diore than one hundged inmates ofthe hospital | that nothing was taken from the dini | Be olin DEEN Hartree ee | and $1,000, eae i A Stem) lorty three feet and one inch to the were seated to dine at one time. The dininz- | or kitchen, where there were many 3 Hix funeral will take place from St. Paul's Lu- | the REGISTERED BONDS in sums of 850, 9100 gata. Bath an oan: Gtted with military of the main alley in said reservation; thence oun as decorates “with flowers of rich and | clothine, spoons and a fine turkey—all un- | theran Church, corner of Hand Flersath meen, | The REG 850, 91.000, and $5/%0 : equipments. A suitable Teward will be sites te pape ee EO yaried brauty, amd high over all heals and | touched. | on Sabbath, at half-paats o'clock, to whic’ vie’e | (interest commencing at date of purchase,) their retura to CHAS. WALTER, J. P.. Indiana | fhense running merthenie shee hroad stripes of the Nation's eusign. OLONEL ARRKESTED.—The provost guari On the 25 Shh ; One . . ‘AME IN THE ENCLOSURES OF THK | Pie Me Scitvcied a hecek Tal aed oe indiana, | called at the notorigushouse kept by sal Austin | Ritalin ths city, ROUERT H. RPOTFSWTOOD, (Co, | JAY COCKE & CO., Bankers, CAiticriber ou ant a Sorrel HORSE, tory 7 poor | gre hundred and fly four square feet Ses S Ret Mal and thrilling sperch, | about midnight on Tuesday, and among oller + Cartinte ee! a a i Ps 452 Firtauntu Steuer, 1 ak ee Be eee ee Le | canstanekn large teoaiors aie Wirt aed baieeTsto i cyesofmany a war- | shoulder-strapped gentlemen found onthe | CariNe, Pe.” inst., WILLIE SAM. | a Petron dan prove property aud pay for thivadger. | _;The above dercribed prgperty fronta on worn and battie-s. reed soldirr. At the promises was a colonel of one of the regimants | TEL aged 21 months, soot Bendel eet oS \ se Bos ie Tirement and other legal chateta cau tate kim | of the public alley ranting through frow & « address three cheers were heartily n | bow in the field. The colonel was disposed to | Trexler Cussrust Goversmaxt Sxceriry away.” THOMAS SHERHY. sylvania to Missouri avenue, De Gp iadics, and for Gov. Wright. Kev. | be obstreperous, and tried to disguise himself | Qseu0sp——eemmmneneemene en | now in the market; no 5-31" Square No. 719 H st,, Washingion, | streets went. - Dr. BN. Brown, of Waugh Ch: 1, Capitol | and conceal his vame, but it was useless. Lieut. i 5 P RTIES ———— { Interest payable semi-annually =e ee fo. 7 mer a tn 6 Sif Afvand W montbe. the barahaaee ay iM, 3 da e *Y $ > zi gi | rom information received, it «9,12. 15, 1. wish ace ame cumigy. Far Cagparisaitin | Conia Geathoe dnd on pacetiaes | BALLS, PARTIES, &e 0) spews price ot coin.to | Hepetce tte are! Dok caeley mabey fot vith sere rom he day ane lig aa xi}, the cleanlini ce por she duilding, | execute the threat, the tolonel caved,” and | 7. 7 RS T GRAND BALL | neste @ Pan Cant. in currency. pon heventh stast Golober wth tit cere | oe jeed of trust upon the nea, the skill and faithfulness of the sur-:cons, the | gave dis right name and regiment, and was i F To bo given by the | a — —— tracted, and the book and papers thrown away. Ag If the terms of sale be not com tender and almost parents! visitunce and care | ordered to report to the Provost Marshal ander HUCKSTERS" ASSOCIATION PROP. L. @. MARINI’S the papers are of value to the subscriber, 4 ‘one | fon anes. Oem the day of rale the of the nurse d attendants, it has no superior | arrest. | OF THK NORTHERN AND CENTRR MARKETS, ! I ASHIONABLE BANCING ACADEMY, | who may have found them will be liberal ‘4 re- | the 't to resell the yy atthe i cont #mong the hospitals in this city. This hospital | ee ed i AT TEMPERANCE HALL, At warded upon restoring them to JAS. H.SHREKVE | of the de faulting pu Upon givi ral is under the charge of Dr. W.#. Waters, With | AxRIVAL OF TrooP4.—Since our last report, | py -. ear Anne ae cioueny | TEMPERANCE HALL. set Fs Reventh atreet, between H and TI. no 25-3t* notice of such na. 1H. LASKRY. ited toons: ard and N.S. Youst as rosidentsar- | the iollowing have arrived at the Soldierst Re | selene Ven ee of AeERDeMen spared to Dipeersan sel ine cantie ie ccmecmtneeen ABD —Lost oretoles on Suntay “morn. GREEN & were geone.- » treat: 26th Pa. Lt. Col. J. M. Kall, numbering | make thiss Ballof the season, Refreshment | Will open the abore Academy on Puraday, ing. November 234. a black and tan colored or 7x1 3 At Dougias Hospital, aise, the wants of the | 7 men, who were taken risoners at Harper's | served by an experienced caterer. Ha: | December 2d, at 3 m, Those wishi: , with a coliar around his neck marked 0. UIRE .. Auctioneers. : i Pp ‘pe bh ft ce . Pp. m, One taner man were admirably supplied, and the | Ferry and ‘oled, but have since becn ex- | brass and string band haa been en, | tuition may caibat the Academy from 3toS I will give the above rewrrd if the dog <ay was spentim appropriate religious exer- | changed; 151st Pa.’ Col. H. Allen, numbering | fhe oecacion. | No hats or caps allowed to be worn ciges. | t composed mostly of the | ‘yy 4 r. 61 Missouri avenue, or 336 Pennsylvania mo 24-4t fei: a new regin At Ninth sireet Hospital—a branch of Ascen- , kets @1, admitting a gontloman and ladies.’ | HOLESALE | : militin, with a few drafted men: Captain R. B. | Commit ents. iW PRODUCE AND. i etmene hundred and fifty patients sat down | Taggart’s N.Y. battery, numbering 112 men; 270 | Cherlead. Goats Y Arenser bk Hl art «© dinner. Henry High, ing and for sale at Balti ic reeruits for 1th Pa. Cavalry; 45 for other'Pa. | Charles A. Tusby, John Keott, cae isle Pre FOr GEORGETOWN ADV Pauents at Ebenezer Hospital arv indebted to BRIMTS, ' of | P herds re fate . ' cavalry regiments; $6 for 4th N.Y. Cavair, | Frederick J. Kesler, Joseph Narden, i 1600 barrels New York APPLES Mr. C. H. Brown, butcher on Seventh street, | for ih Delaware, and 150 for various ot Albert G. Columbus, Edward Beach, | 100 firkins Prime BUTT RI Fo SALE ian | George NcKuigh' Franklin A. Linthicum, 45 barrels Fresh EGGS " =—* wane joad of beef, chickens, pies and | regimenis. | James M. Cruit, ‘Wm. Shreyes, <—e | gh bartels Jerney BWHET POTATOES hinnty to2? BARRELS ROSIN. otber eats! e. _— i i ‘. 22-6U The patients of Trinity, Eekinetop, Carver, | assavir.—On Tuesday night, W. Coomps, | Tht 4: Visthicum, _ Thos. oe | se eS CHBRSE nc Ph” ‘5. L..KIDWHLL, Georgetown, D. 0 Mount Pleasant, Finlay and all the other Ho:- | one. of the bosacs of the hands employed in the TE SADDLE AND GIABRESS MAKERS Of 300 barrels Splendid ONIONS” — eS Tiapkagitite unites ofonitingin the genera! | Quertermaster’s Departmentat theSixth-strent | of.,F UB, WASHINGTON ARSEN Al ae ae “zi batrelt Wevane ORANGES ©. 808 NO Wa KI, j Yard, a fine dinner was given, and after the hos- | jan, ed, stating that he was unable to do | rance Hall on Ret. between gth and oth, | ‘100 barrels Prime poss pitalities were dispensed, speeches were made | an 7efused, sts aicknens: end Doce brniniin: |’ antk ONDAY, Dec. 15." Tickets @1, admitting « | PERSUSIO AS Sone on ‘eras re ttacs ORM Tenpecttfal oe the attain of Rey. Mr. Monroe, Rey. Mr. Morsell, Justice | jim, knocking one of his ‘eyex ont of its socket, centiees = on nih no 20-3ewaw* n2im Corner of Eighth and D bfreets, soldiers and poddiern. te his large and well assorted ull, Dr. Hughes and Lieut. Mills. | Coombs was arrested by officer Barker and a Sites zs zs ot : Ay Ugland Chapel and Grace Church Hos- | taken before Justice Stratton, who held him to | = lt eS mRogee MOV AL. as | TINE GOLD AND SILYER WaTcHES, | itals, the pation! number of 60 in the | : . J. ROT as Tremor in stock of} = ly 5 Termer, and 50 in the latter, partook of a sub | D*it for court Ss | PaperFangiogs, Window Shades and Upholstery | Being connected with a large Eastern imporsing | i i :xDRD.—. ———— ‘§ s is rece! irect, I stantial dinmer, prepared by the ladies of the | Rewer or THR SICK AND Worxpan.—Among | =i Poode, fa. No. 432 Boventh street, opposite the sell lower than any stherhouse in the Anns isiand. At both places the tables were taste- _ the different associations which have bestowed | BHeaze.| ‘wo pleasant ROOMS and good BOARD | Patent Office. D ry. fully decorated, and were loaded with a pro- aid io the sick and wounded in the hospitals, | can be had at No. 369 F Reliable reter- Having» new and well assorted stock, and in- Call and examine my stock before pu ; : facilities for b : t olsewhere Tusion of turkeys, hams, chickens, &c., cooked | we have heretofore failed to notice that the | Bce¥ required, cen ee eee tikeenthn B® Tetvectfully | slaewhor —— —— solicits the ordera of the in every style. There was no spesch-making, order ot the Brotherhood of the Union have for Sareea) 8 ofthe public.’ on WATCHES sold by me will be warranted for | LADY FROM PHILADELPHIA H | Paperhanging and U pholstery work o! n A ‘on account of some of the patients lying very | some weeks been active in supplying the wants the handsomely Furnisned HOUFE, Roe 1 | scription oneentod with dirpatch. Com mint On REPAIRING done by a practical watch- | iil At both places Sur-eon Hubbard, who | of the invalid soldiers at the eastern part of the | Franklin Piaco. I street, between 13th and ed j at4s2 Soren at. expeeiee caiaes Office. SA LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO has charge of hospitals, and the assistant | city, but are doing it m such a quiet mannet ee (a new re red for the Teception of « few | _nolesw CTatel. z SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing. no 5 eu saw that the patients partook of | that but few outside of the order aud the hos- winter cums — | WaTER NOTIOR, 3 nothing deleterious to their health. | pitals know the fact. They have already ox. PFASANT ROOMS AND Good BoaRD caw | W pals IBHER’S At Isiand Hall, the patients, numbering 101, | pended $200 in money, and have still a surplus be obtained at No. 563 12th etreet.atthesouth- | Jn consequence of the lowness of the water in the UNARRIVALLED “ ars were treated toa fine dinner by their friends | on hand. yest corner of the Smithsonian grounds. Callafter | Genoral Reservoir it will be necessary unless great | as. ost Convenient PBS Biles and the officers in charge, which they enjoyed | —s——_—. Sects ees Sa Yi ae foonrans of wales se Fas i Sn » ‘Article for Pive. hugely. The table was loaded down with tur- TRALING.—Last night, Henry Large and well Furnished ROOMS | "21 Sersoue are thoretore, Tocintee ee ‘use the | Sold by Grocers generally. of key, chicken, bacon, oysters, &c., served up in contraband, went to the house of La- 5 . with Board. single and communica hydrants on Penes ‘avenue, or onany streets |< good style, and the manner in which the va: | vinia Dick, on Va. avenue, near Second street, | ting, one square frem Willards’ Hotel, Inguir, | or avenucs under ware poh me of the UR SB! Rs ious dishes disappeared was evidence enough | and on going to bed, discovered that his pocket | Star Office. ne Is Sommissioncr of Pablic ings, for watering the | “y, dn exten that nothing better was wanted. book, containing 13, had been stolen. Officers W8tED BOARD, in a respectatle private | streets or pavements, or fer any ‘private purpose of ’ and CHILDREN’S DRESS ‘and F. Atthe Marine Barracks a handsome dinner | Monahan and James were called on and ar- family. “ Residence between Pennsylvai Waniares. 2 ter th cy |, made e} was prepared at the instance of the officers, and | rested Henry Burk, Lavinia Dick, Henry Per- | avenue and K atrect-and becmeea 12th and 2th ats. uaa | pppedinees food wits ues gepenibin | SEE ‘in New Was pariaken of by the men stationed thore, | kine, and Eliza Watts, whe were ‘taken before | Ftating terms, Referonce required” Address °F, as economical in ite nee sepoeribie. Dest in numbering about 130. Justice Stratton, who committed the last named | T .”’ Btar Office, oem 2029 Commissioner of Bubiie Buildings. we here At the Hospitals also in Georgetown and Al- | for court, and dismissed the others. == —— ——— eoecad _ StLEsriy T RIOM exandria, similar scenes wereenacted, and It is ‘ ee | 486 N*¥W rau sroog. 486 | (COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, &o, ANADIAN F cossiating, in safe to say that there was scarcely patientin | = Tninp-warp Station Caans, Nov. 2 C PAPERHANGINGS. ozs. Children’s Tippets, " 4 the district or neighborhood who was notre- | Murgrove, selling without license; John Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold’ Btamped, Me- | COMPOUND GUM aRABIO, men’s Muffers. minded of home by the splendid manner ia | yens, driving on a pavement; dismissed. Tin- | Titm and Low-pi iced PAPERS ‘Sppropriats cliker | This t and popular Cough Remedy has Roar ail ccmanetition Se this Mine. cennee tale - which they were entertained. othy Bresnahan. assault and battery with in- | for the richly adorned or moat hueeie residence. { been so long known and e: ively used that moat | stock. of LADIES’ 0 ) NTLEY, | In the general rejoicing the colored popula- | t-ni to kill Edw'd Fitzgerald; do. Wi. Whears, ‘WINDOW SHADES, persona have become familiar mith its autraordions | sto%aud ‘GOODE, and generalsinck of DEY GOODS; | PHC BLIO BALE —On Dar Be- 7 tion were not forgotten, and the fasion ane anes rer oeuaey John Coleman, A brantifal 50 tion Gols, iyo Tnttstion ey vere 8 Ti can be hed of all the principal drug | which is daily inqesoned With the newest and j Pp oem! eth ats betes dinner” was a no‘iceable affair. ning disorder! yi fined $2. and Common ades. ull, Green ae Hol- res at A y conta a Patterns 5 - a at hall for the occasion was the eriginal church, Nov. 27.—Albert Gatien, riding on pavement; | land, by the yard or made into shades. OR OOMEE ec oe olga" Remember 48 Marest Space, near Seventh | one x of fiers sie xeeently the hospital of the contraband camp, | fined €2. John Gordon, disorderly: fined $2. OVAL PICTURE Rite Loh DEMAND NOTES atmos, mater the Avene Pow mevenaune. si most on seven was wreathed and garlanded with evergreen, Srapriege een the best manufactory In the country. Also, a beau: AND. SILVER a EIVED { Pork. prowenser, ope . SeBacste anteidabatins of ata, | grdin Thea ara nue i Seay | SGI atacarhacaesee om | 2M" SG MRORRTE nr on. | Aaanay acttticas canrgmy we | Ze Ry eae = e vings, principa: portraits istin- | ceededto rd, near L #1 -te ar obn | and Carte de Visite Frames of fo: and domes- n =) emount . pu en 2. guished reformers and phukathropists, dispesed Alwood for 2 violation of law. Daniel Atwood | tic manufacture. S| 0c 2-Tm es, No. 158 Pa. __.| cashof a Nérthera manufacturer Z euros ander " 423 Foupr. and Mary, his wife, the father and mother of WIGTURE CORD D TASSELS. } T FROM BOSTON RTERS. WINDOW Tn the Tear of the platform, on the wall.was 8 | the prisoner, jumped upon the ofticer, and beat | ‘Different alses and colors, Pletare Rioge, Malla, &e HH Regular packet schooner Oharter Ook hae os Wane Nee portrait of the President, surrounded by the | nim severely. They were arrested and taken CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. srrived and ia now discharging her freight. ge. ding Parlor pe mp “Gee bless Abraham Lincoln.” | pefore Justice Walter, who committed all to oles of celebrated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary | Apply to HARTLEY & BROTHE! abe sr Ait inde ot, ABI | «Liberty to captive.” . ° néw second hand wae ieee Senate Pomsreere pu ot Oe Ti S588 | : the itention of those renovating is called 16 | 09M 99 and 101 Water at, evtown. (ebay wilfeare timeand money bY, . Se ees Gas War and Gen. Wadsworth. | | Free Ficwr— Tuesday night, an exhibition | the above guade, which were pur atthe lowert te, | (*LOAKS—CLOAKS : ie CTS Ak et, cast ott Near by was Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, with | for the benefit of colored children was given by tuuhoretive prices exclusively for re- Cc a! PAD OLOAKING a8. on 4 © Tee Mt, cont ne e other crowned heads of Europe, Quen | colored folks at the church oa Third street, CABH : ‘We have just received a large and beaut 2 ee Hrortense, Mary Queen of Scots, Charies ¥, | near New York avenue. At the conelusion of for goods and labor, when purchased and exocuted, | of Paria ntyles CLOAKS Also, Black and Frosted F OFFICERS arp ees GOODS, Gen. Cavaiguac, Gen. Havelock, aud others. | the exhibition Eliza Pinn walked ap toOynthia | articles warranted repesrented. BEAVER CLOTHS. avitable for Ladies’ and UN & SCOPLELD, Jona, st., New York, In another group were the professors of Ober. ‘Thomas and slapped her inthemouth, Patrol- Orders for PAPERH ANGING or WINDOW oe Cloaks. gan ot which Pt - 3 the especial and 302 oe ae ty - iio—Finney, Morcan, Dascomb, and Coles | man Crown arrested her Wednesday, and she | SHADES punctualiy executed, In ity ot ccantry. ettention of our friends and BAYLOR EoD" Find Sortment Military ao more er lees, a sccompanied by Thomas Clarkson and Horace | was fined $5 by Justice Walter. No. 486 Seventh ot entTE meu aii Fa Bee, oR S 2. Spore drain nar ne ‘eaten re the country, ‘The house Mann. On other portions of the walls were —>— _.-- no 38-im* “044 Pellows’ Hal = = Tewurkse. Role Agenta for the building, and ncariy new. bung the portraits of John Howard, Mrs. Eliz. Prorunry Cazxep Fon.—Yesterday,n colored | —™° ees —— jis. pattery TE AGENT. fF etrent tuncture Pa, ave bat py) oy iso, Bae e yiaeh Mien ener, oun Hunyar, John | toy, name unknown, wale found in the house of | QUAWLS AND OLOaKe.—A tult and complete REAL ESTA NT, ; NEB AND CAMP GREASE WANTRD—The | Tate an vine eons eens Mele ngaeh Mitier. Theme Chalmers, Philip | Mz Barr, on Sixth street, between M and N | Nyessortment, et moderate prices." pruss | COMMPN OF Pa. Avewce up TearaGrsenr, =| BLONDE ARD CAMP GREASH MANTED—The | ra ‘of will be et private sale w Meisncthon, Goethe, Mozart, Haydn, and } streets, ili of a loathsome disease. Tha casa GOODS, for the general and epecia’ wants of fauni diy § iT apy quantity of Boys aa GaP ones | dap ot cele For om = many others. The «Prodigal Son” was con- | wars reported to tho police, and the man was | Go” Pete BRO. Banking Hours of L. Johnson $ Co. eal at their Milt fact ° DAVID JAOKSON, Teondiriewn,s Picnous, & fine view of Hamburg, And other | removed w Kalorama Hospital for treatmeat. pe 12-10t Pa. ave. and Ninth strest.- ce -eom? oe Bmey* MORGAN @ BHINBHART, | heirs, Be s ~ .