Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1862, Page 3

x ~ LOCAL NEWs. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s Tuxater.—The ers of Raifo's hantrees” has temen: at Ford's ‘oducing it for some leindeed THEaten.—A soot bill to-night at Lucille We-tern eaters upon the ixth week of hi rerzagement, and appears as ja in “The Gipser, or the Plowers of t! " The mo-t Lahey ang member= of TOveT’s company appear i cast. e Census,” with Setchell as Pater Fami indes the entertainment, Cantersteky Hatt.—“The Painter's Iu. " is the bailet selected by Annetta Galletti a week of their engagement at Canterbur: in addition to these sters, ate Pennoyer will also Appear. The per- formance will conclude with the janzhable sree Of “Black Anthony.” Cire vs.—Mr, Nixon has aow in- dito the Washington public four star riders, viz: Mad. > 3 Elvira and Miss Mary Cayrol. Three lowns—Jimmy Reynoids, Frank Pheips and mc © appear at every enteriain- nt. he langhable pantomime of the « Har- oy Statue” will be given to-night for ihe ime. aad: ACAPEMY oF Mvsic.—Free concerts daily. | refreshments at hand. Lcemetaeiiiaaatiace AYYAIRS ABouT THE Deror.—The !0th reg. t em Jersey nce yy poy ee tor : en uty at pot Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has been Gap. Stockbrlage. Per? . Per- tle beneficial changes have Iately been under the direction of the energetic pas- pot, their d muskets lying arow the annoyance of ladies waiting for the Tture of trains. Mr. Edmonds has obviated jis imconvenience by locating the soldiers at ie opposite side of the building, and haserected icks for their use to deposit their baggace. guards are also now extended all round building for the protection of passengers @ others having business with the company. ¢ beneficial effects of this is apparenttoevery . Passageways and entrances are now not locked up, and better order is consequently TY ed. The railrond company have of late increased i Tolling stock of theirroad by the addition of mew and magnificent cars, at a cost of 100,000. These cars were built at the compa. ne works at Mount Clare, and are first-class in respects. The seats and interior fittings of | @ CNTs are of black walnut, and the cars are Bitsnzed as to be much more roomy than the rdinary railrosd carria There is no spring to the seat, but the car is so construeted that a aliar easy, rocking motion is given when te train moves. The interior of the car presents to some extent the appe nee of a steamboat salocn, and, in fact, is copied after the interior of the steamboat Isaac Newton. The cars have | opem.nes in the top, allowing a more -freé ci culation of air, a great desideratum in acrowd- ed car filled with people. Notwithstanding the immense business in the Passenger travel of the road at this time—start. ang off, =s they do, fourteen and eighteen cars | filled with passengers—every thing is conducted | wit clock-work regularity, under the manage- mentof Mr. Edmords. All the passengers are not enly provided with seats, but they are so claseified as to secure to ail the greatest possible amount of pleasure and comfort on the journey. Certain cars are specially assigned to ladies. mitcnous assemploges and disagreeable associ- ations. The depotand cars, too, are now kept ina | mere cietuly condition than heretofor® ‘The freight business is also very extensive, During the week preceding Thanksgiving, a large ‘business was done in freight, of boxes contain- inz turkey=, chickens, &c., from parties in the North. to their soidier friends and relatives in the camps about Washington. On one nigh, mo = than fifty boxes of this sort of freight arrived. - Among the most obliging and indefatigable officials at the depot is Mr. Reuben Collins, who hae charce of the baggage. He has tecn em- — in that position for seventeen years, and as-never yet losta single piece of baggaye, although between three and four hundred pieces have been assigned to his care at ene time. 5 So SSS Destructive Fire —About half past eleven o'clock last nighty a fire broke ou: in an old stable in the rear of Mr. M. M.White’s embalm- ing egtablishment, south side of Pa. avenue, nar the coiner of Third street, ana the flames @ op spread to Mr. White's sh>p and the ad- joiming buildings on theeast—all of which were of frame—and in a short time three or four buildimgs were entirely consumed, and the building occupied by Mr. Chas. Mades as a res. taurant, ou the corner of Third st, was burnt to euch an extept as to render it useles. For a while the fire raged fearfully, and the wind blowing <irectly across the avenue the sparks | feli thick and fis: upon the houses on the op- posite side of the street. ‘The property occupied by Mr. White belongs to the ‘state of Major P. J. Howle, late of the marine corps, and balance of the properiy consumed was owned by Messrs. il. Naylor and John A. Smith reepectively. At the time of the fire there were one o- two Julia Mortimer and | Me Tda, , } | new regiments; corpses in Mr. White's establishment, wich _ were carried out. Most ef his tools, however, were burned, thus inflicting a loss of two or three huncr+d dollars. Mr. Donlan, who resided over Mr. White's shop, lost the greater portion of his furniture. This isasertous loss,as Mr. D. had not been married more than six months and had com- menced housekeeping but a short time ago. ‘The shoe store of G. Huetter, the watchmaker sbop of Mr. Weil, and the small-ware store of Thomas Fawcett were also destroyed, together with a portion of their stock and furniture. The loss of the latter in furniture and stock will amount to over five hundred dollars—no in- surance. A horse belonging to Mr. White aite> having been very slightly burnt. MeLermoit’s large coach factory was no donbt the salvation of the entire square, ss | all the intervening buildings between that and | Mrs. Bannerman’s boarding-house, near t! corner of the alley, are of frame and very combustibie. No serious damage was how- ever done to McDermett’s building, except the burning of one or two window sashes, and the fire there was speedily extinguished. Some little dam*se was also done to the carr: and vehicles, which were removed as quickly as sible. negro, whose name we did not learn, had the misfortune to havea burean fall on him, was gotont, | | Red, j Tain Rubber Store of Allen, Clapp & Co., Penn. and he was picked up for dead; but he after- j wards reviv and as it was only a head wound, bi recovered. A sdidier. who was assisting in carrying out some furniture, fell from a window, but was picked up uninjured While the fire was in progress, two horses attached to an ambulance ran off, and came in contact with a hack, which was upset and somewhat injured. The fire was evidently the work of an incen- diary, as there was but little combustible mat- | Clapp & Co.f India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue, ter in the stable where the fire originated, and | noene who had business there had been in it | with a light during the evening. Suspicion of the act was directed to a young man named Ed. A. Williams, who was arrested by the | Fourth Ward patro! and conveyed to the sta- tion-house, w he is held for a hearing as s00n as witnesses can be produced. The Franklin and Perseverance fire compa- nies were the first on the ground. The steam- engine did not arrive until the fire had been | raging nearly an hour, and then could not pro- opre water in sufficient time to be very effxc- tive. The Metropolitan Hook and der Company rendered the most efficient service. | ereeeiliaentond A Rovnpsmanw STaynrv.—Last evening, about six o'clock, 3 party of young men, con- sisting of John Little, Wm. wayne, George Spates and John Morgan, assembled in the alley between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streots and Pennsylyania and Missouri avenues, where are located a number of notorious houses, and bebaved in a very disorderly manner. Roundsman Leach went to them and ordered them to go away; but instead of obeying his di- rections, they turned upon him to beat him. Justice Walter, who happened to be riding by at the time, saw the melee, and rode his horse into the crowd, and tem) ly scattered the partivs. Little and Lewayne went to Purdy's Tettaurant, on Sixth street, and got & jarge knife, and returned and attacked Leach; Little stabbing him in the left side, inflicting a wound from which the intestines protruded. Patrol- mxn Donn reached the wounded officer soon atter he had falien, and got him to Smith’s drag ore, Opposite the Nativnal Hotel. A military surgeon and Dr. Dove, of this city, were soon at the spot, and rendered prompt aid. The wounded man was piaced upon a stretcher, and taken to his home in the Northern Liberties. George Spater, Wm. Lewayne and John Mor- gan were arr sted as Accessories, and confined in the Fourth Ward station, and this morning Were commitied -— for further hearing by Justice Walter. his morning, John Little went t> the office of Justice Donn and gaye himeelt up, and was also sent to jail for further bearing. Atan early honr this morning patrol- man Keily picked up the knife with which the wonnd was inflicted. Little had thrown it away ax be ran along Missouri avenue. ru-ty, villainous looking weapon. Mr. Leach ¥ 8» alive this morning, but in great agony, and the prospects for his recovery are very faint. at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, ' etween Four-and: i | helf acd Sixth streets, Washington D.C. Opera- | tions performed in a few minutes, and the patient TROVEIK IN THE Cy any# 8:0 an order was Ly ns dlacksmi reli the Navy Yard, herestier the eorkmen should “bu lt fathoms of cnn. penaeas of them refused to do. Oa ne bey finished the reqn ‘work, whith o-ensioned nd when he Lindsay and V ed him down @ fight betwee virl. each half dezen blows ore ef them ace furly, and ec ately ensued, the vc Xolvers. A number +e aserious difficulty was appre henced. but the police making their appPar- ance the mast of the party scattered. j > VAL or Trpora.—Since Saturday the if troeps have arrived’ 176th Pennsyl- a Mil » Col. A. A. Leechly, numbering nsylvania M-litia, Lieut. y command ng, “40 men— 1th New Yerk, 769 men, cine, from Camp wherr they have miner they were taken at Harper's Ferry; 50 recruits for Sih Pennsyl- yania Cavalry; 239 for 16th Pennsylvania Civ | airy: 16 for 25:h New York; and 300 copva- becent. from various p urder Col. J. See . Sxcoxny Warp €tation Casra, No Ben Copper, drunk; fiued $1. James Smith, theft of a pocket-book; dismissed. Patrick Smith, slecping in the street; do. Charles J. Lehy, drunk and diserderiy: ‘ao. R. W..Wal- lace, drunk; fined $1.58. m. Smith, drunk; flerd 91 Nov. —John Burke, drunk; fined 21.94. Wm. Perri, suspicious circumstances; dis- missid. Wm. Sigafosse, disorderly; fined 3!. J. E. Pate, drunk; for trial, ~> = ocIETY.—The annual festi- will be given to-night at ». 32 Pen venue, “St. Axpre val cf this soci John Wé@tcker’s, over Wall & Step niversary festiva ve been ticeably enjoyable, and the present affair is such comp-tent hands that it will certainly 1 up to the average of its predecessors, and may perhaps surpass them. i tux Rae BaG.—Prople should | serips of paper, ete. of they ar and cn be sold to advantage. | If pereons throughout the country were cr. fulin ‘his respect, the price of print ng rac r would in arnasure be kip’ down, Boys an muke thir holiday money by attention to ths matter. Old account books, by taking off the covers, envelopes, &c., can be sold. bats detail Hane Up anve their ra DEATH OF Mason ON, Major Thomas O'Neill, of the New land Irish bricade, died at the Georgetown Seminary Hospit+! on Saturday from the effects of an iniury ree iyed }y being thrown from his ho: on the cverig of Thanksgiving Dav. Hi mains will be conveyed to Boston to-day for inter.nent. —e j ArnrstTED.—Charles Crawford and J. ¥: | Metall were yesterday arrested on suspicion of steal ng An overcoat from La Truitt’s billiard salcon on Fourteenth s reet. Crawford -t+ that be houghtit from M Call,and he also w:s | brought b fore Justice Johnson wh» sent then and. they are not, therefore, thrown into pro- both to jail for a further hearing. alana ass ADDITIONAL DutiEs.—Tho Secretary of the Treasury has added to the duties of the fifth auditor—Hon. John C. Underwood—theadjus - ment of accounts of the commissioner oi in- ternal revenue. ————— PAassaGr Thieves arour—aturday night, e of Mr. Webb's dwelling, No. 353 nterd by a thief or thieves, and cioth ing valued at about $80 was stolen. The thiey @ have not been captured. —— Tue ENTERTAINMENT OF PROF. ARME! Pref. Armes will give lem ‘Tusic” entertainment to-ni-ht, at Dr. But- er's Church, corner of Eleventh and H streets. An early attendance will secure a good seat. a Mr. William McPeak > weil-known jarfor of the Smitasonian Institution, died at that building. ae A Brazitian STEAMER came up the Potomac this morning and anch ored oif the Arsenal, and exchanged salutes with the Navy-Yard. peeiecses essai Throat arp Cat «i i.—Per ona sufferng fom | dy ol rhe throat or chrouic catarchal s- should witrou' dl: courult Pr. Von { Moschzisk:r, 2.7 Penn. avenue, opposite Wi - lard’. 1t"Z So Dvaixe the fire which took place on Welnosday | Morning. the 2%thult., at$ oclock, xt thecor er fv. street ant Marylend ay in the oie t nas, i owned bythe ~ R.L. Dashiel tne awelling p. ef which w pied by Witt Rorinson, family barely escaped with their!ive: i cloths liedesiresto reurs i | ghbors and friends, to the Colt i | Perseverance Fire Companie t vor. McCauley and Gibson. By their timely xe - tions » p rtion of their furniturr and effucts me taved from destruction. 1H HAVE several times alluded to and expressed | i Dr Vou Mseiri- iis great success azan Qculi+t and Aurist, che many vel able and skilful operations he has per- formed on the eye and eur. and in aiseasas of the throat. cannot too oft'n « p»inted out tothose who require bis services. His new method in the treat: ment of the most chronic catarchal ca:es, hive awarded him high praise from some of cur hest medical men, and secured for him a represen'ation and practice thet s:0ulo be graiifying to any pro fes:ional mar. His rooms Penn. avenus, ae Visitet dail. by numerous patients from all parts, who come to corsnit him and avail thems-ives of his skill —Sunday Chronicle. 1t* edie: WE Assert IT BOLDLY—There are no other medi- cines so relable, effectual and convenient as Hollo- and Ointment, always realy for use. sre invaluable to the soldier exposed to wounds, sores, fev+rs and bowel complaints. They never fail. Only 25 cents per vox or pot. 223 i Inpta Rorrer Boots anv Suogs.—The above ar ticles are sold cheaper at H. A. Hall's India Kub- ber Warehouse, 310 Pa. avenue, than at aby other tore in thiscityorvicinity Thisisso. Call and satisfy yourselves. 310 Pa. avenue, no 2i-tf Sue Sasa Berrato Rozss all sizes, Wolf Robes, Skunk | Robes. Tiger Robes, Army Blankets, B! hite, Grey and Plaid may be found at the ue, Green, avenue, between Ith and lith sta no3-im fact echelons Corns, Buxtons, Callosities. Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joinvs, Chillblains and all Diseases of the Feet successfully treated, without pain or loss of blood, by Dr. ite, Surgeon Chiropodiat —w can always walk immediately without the least inconrenience. i ne qentlomen attended at their residences when red. no 18 ie Lapiks’, Men's, Youths’, Misses’ and Children’s Rubber Boots. thoes, Sandala and Gaiters; Ladies’ asd Gents’ Buckle Overshoes with felt lining and top; Men’s Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen, between 16th and lith 8 ne i4-Im a At THE Ixpia Russe Stowe of Alien, Clapp & Co., Penn, avenue, between lth and lth str eta. the officer'and soldier may fiud a great varisty of Rubber Coats, Ponchas, Blankets, Leggins, Air Pillows, Beds, Boots, Oups, Pipex, and the thou- sand and one useful ‘articles in the Rubber line. Also, a large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and un- lined, Wolf and Lap Robes, Wool Blankets, all col- ors Gork Beds. Horse Blankets, and everything to romote warmt! comfort in the campand field Ber ae a be — a jars aeorenens of irts, Undershirts. Drawers Stockings, Buckskin Gloves and Gaunfletta, Valises, Leather Bags and all trunks made to stard rough usage in bax: Wagous.. Camp Steols, Cots and Arm Ohaira mitor ‘hich will be rold nt reasonable prices, "no 3-lin pine tans Ixpta Rupnar ( cops.—The piace to buy your a Coats, Leggins, Camp Blankets, Uavelocka, aversacks. and every article made from India Rubber, isat H. A. Hell’s India Rubber Warehouse, where you cap obtain them at manufaectareras pris Penna. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. oc 22-tf a = THE luptax Hees Doctor, from Oaneta, will describe diseases and tell his patients the uature of their complaints or Hlness, without receiving any information from them: No charge for wnsuliation or advice. Office, No. 11 Washington Builling, ennsylvania avenue, corner of Seventh street, ‘ashington, D. su 25-tf ee Mititasy O1 KB will find the Mattress Cot very desirable.an itcan be folded up into «very small space. itling into a canvas bag. It isetrong and durable, and can be converted into » chair pe leun will, and is wo acgan, at it may stufted with bay or straw. It is made of both car- and For sale at the India Rubber Store PF Allen, Clapp & Co. Penn. avenue, between lth and ith ets. oc 3-4m Ar PENHSTLyaNia RovTE, eta Baistmors and shure. te the Northand West.—Two trains leave yashington daily aud one on Sunday—qnick time— low fare and #cre connections. Boldiers' tickots sold through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther informatien apply at the office of Great Penn- aylvania Route, northeast corner of Peanrylvania avence aud Sixth st. Washington ce open from 66. m. ontil? p m ; on Xundags from 2to 4p. m av M-ly RO Norton, Agent ABLE INDIs eek Gowos —Mr. HW. A, Fiall has just received aiot of Officers’ Long and Light duli @nished Coste: also, ull finished Pon re large rizes; aleo, al ee et tone. at @incach: sla. extra tong aca | light (in weight) Bubber Capes with sleeves. whieb he i+ setting at manufactarere’ price« af ble Initia Rabber Warshouse, 310 Pennsyly acta avenue tba. tween th and Ieth et oe U-tf of blue English | | quired MARRIED, the reside: 4d. C CRER. of taisc At tho Methosdewt b atreed cast and Vs he th Neverabe Erese JOSEP ie svenge, onthe erening by Mer. Williaes W. HOC, WAL of Marihora’, Md.) to Mics MARY KOS OMMERs) of Shiecity. {Marlboro Gazette = please Gpy.} t - poreer hey, William W. IN to Mice SARAH M fy ae imsavenue by iam KRRO: NBT + on Tuesdey, nm, Died and wae buried on the alter nine dses COOMES, for 23th of November, & amall pox, SAMCEL for the fast ant a mess et years, 6 rent in pe: arent fath r (hou bast left us, We thy lova rast deeply teal Bet tist hat hath bereft us— He cen sorrows heal. [Batt Troy papers please copy.] * FOR SALE AND RENT. PP URNISHED RCOMS 45° mh street, streets. neatly furni He 2 ROOMK, and 3! ° ore and TO RENT—For rent, at com fo! le FTING ROOMS, ant PAR. RS, The neighborhood is one of most desirable inthe city. Every attention paid to those oce ing tl _No children in the house, no 12! FS ENT—A large PARLOR and CHAMBER, No. 4"1 Tenth st.. near Pa. ave. 1t* Furs ED ROOMS FOR RENT—A PARLOR and BED mene No. 21 Indiana arene: = sors ea eee FOR RENT—"URNISHED ROOMS, with Board, vrelf Sunired, at No. 17 43g at., corner O street. leliw” CURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—No. 422 12th street. Two or three large roots for Tent on securd tivor : de 1-3t* OW KENT—PABLOR and CHAMBER, on frat + hoot, furnished, near War Department, with- cut Board. Inquire No. 224 G street de 13t™ Wo FURNISHED ROOMS, with gas, fo ine gocd location. Enquire at4s9 L de r from Mth, = ‘] O LET—One large PARLOR Also agveral F ee Roomse,at 318 North B at. Oe tol a ce = EF RENT—Two PARLORS ant BED ROOM, handsomely Furnished,corner ; ouisinna ave, and 7)h street. apposite the Avenne Mouse. En quire io WAITE Ss Drug Store, below. del Ste de testeus Parsonage,eorner | ) rth wed lath W | god 12! ANT RD— oman, a SITT ATION = OOs. tya Gola: No S34 Y wheat, beberon ANTEDSA middic-sged WOMAN, to dp gai ore, houre work. ust come well recom aed." Boguire of JACEBON, No, 98 West WwW or two MEN,of goof address, @whe writs 5 plain land, to s-siv' in th ‘ationof the W : i referenes."'T. A VV ANPED—A soo, half gro to take carcef twa chee Ted Reply at S: wit WHITE GERL, ren. Refereece re- 9 Itth street, between Maud de t-te WwW ANTED_A cond WHITE WOMAN, to coor, of Wash, iron,anddothe housework ¢ neral a seal fa Good wazes punctnally cog “ 8 ‘om Ba at 50, ws TED—Two WAITERS, at the Gosting Kes. iuureut, 347 Pa avenue, between 12th and J3th ats. To such that unterstand their business Wages will he gue the whole year round Ca\limmediate!y with references ; nope bat auch need aoniy do i-%* W ANS ED—A MAN who bas been accustomed to milk cows and work in a Dairy. T i= oeanans 4 wages und constant 6 J ib Ma raquire s e Groce! v. KELLEY, corner of 34 and Marker aire ste Georestown. ies is _ det V YANTED TO RENT—A STORE pert J iture, with Show Window, suitable Worsted snd Kmbroldery Business, on Pepn Bile. adusrae, with Worm’ fe CRO SCH ASENE a Pees. wi : 322 Third street weat, betweon F and G ste, 11> _ ANTED IMMEDIATELY —As partner, an in AN, with small capital, into a memey making husinass, References x 4 ont Offica. n23-2t* WARSTED—a FURNISHED HOUSE, with from | Ito kr oma, to be occupied by & Noi family. Addrosa Loek Box 31 ‘Wanhington. D.o. Bo D-3t* WaxrEp4 suit of FURNISHED APART. MENTS, or a small House between {7th and tke Capitol. and north of Pehn. to exceed $60 per month. A MOUR, Military Raiiroal "ye te +! tent pereon. None othes need apply. lath street, betweet Oand D. ite ofa for 8. . int ni ly to GEO. F_ SEY- ice, 250 G st. n-2t* } WANTED—A ecommodions HOUSK, gultnble for Bi easantly lo- cated. and in yoo 5 mld boar the family or owner, and rent the Furniture if desired, Address. W. PALMER & CO., Coal Dealers, apply at their ofteo, near the Depot. Tha heat re! erences given. no 23-3t" Was TED—A good HOSTER. Inquire FLEMIMNGS & FOY'S Stable, on (s tween 432 and 6th ata. No .B-5t ove at e Foe RENT—Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS, singly or in suits, with all the modern eon: vonirnces. at No. 500 lith street, betweeu Penn, avenue and E st. de l-cojt™ Ww ata ANTED TO PURCHA3sE-{Price not toex- ceed 60.) a DWELLING HOUSE, in Wasi- ington or Georgetown Office of Fo RENT—A neatly Furnished three-story HOUSE, in a desirable location, conveni-nt to Departments. and Penn, avenue. Addross “M, H .” Box 29 star Ofc. de 1 St* the A. obsinting o rior and Chamber aud way be had, by xpplying at No. 436 . between 7th and sth streets, opposite HF ce. de 14t* AKLOR YOR RENT—For rent,a Saloon PAR- LOR, furnished as a Parlor and Bedroom, Good Tatle Board ¢: obtained in the imiaeti- te vicinity. Inquire at 511 E street, between 2d 2d + de i 3i* TT. 8.0 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLORS suitabl- for members of Congress, Sitting and Bed Room, cau be rented ina primate family, 523 Penn. ave’. corner of 24 atreet, Cs It is to) bd es FB itoone etietamy a wears pleas inte Dichest act he» threst part the city, withinone squa + of the street railway. Also, oiher Cham bers, n 13th street, serond houge above L street. ol Wil, de R RENT—A handsome PARLOR and + eoxt™ KiN.—A FURNISHED vAKLOR and D KuuM, with ut Bourd, ina pri- yate family in Georget Referone, emand mn. ‘or cards, apply to required, Mr. GEO.OKME. «on the corner of Bridge and Congress street, Goorgs- torn de 1 3t« FURNISHED HOUSE, Containing seven rooms and kitchen, mar the heights, in Georgetown, to a small family without children. Or three Furnished Cha abers, to gentlemen, with bieakiast, if desired. Referdsces required, Ti quire et 134 Green street. ds i-3t* "PO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND SENA- TORS —Two large, handsome suits of ROOMS, neatly.Furnisched, will be rented « uring the session e ef Congress, ov the whole house, ifdestred. Loes- tion in the central part of the city. within one square of Rrows's and National I Apply at No. 479 highi st . between D st. Penunsyiva- nia avenue. de i 3t* OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE contain- ing 9 rooms, (exedueive of kitchen. waschsooin, servants room, &c..) lighted with gas, new. and completely furiished. It will not be rented for a Boxrcing House. Possession siven immeiiately, Apply at 616 Maryland aveau: » between i2th and 15th strects. det 3t" FCERISHED Rooms POR RENT— HF without Board, at 7 East Capitol s Foe RENT—For one or two and weil farnished CHA MB between A and New York av. TOR ROOMS Mth ard 15t Department, entlemen, # large ER—Twelfth stract, Do. 431, rod-st* ‘wo comfortably No. 456N 5. obly & steps from d the Avenue Railroad 4ED ROOMS TO RKENT.—Gentlemen tain a PARLOR and two first-class ina most eligible situation, by ap- No. 475 H street, between Ninth ant SUR SALE—A well-known HOTEL AND RES- TAU RANT, situated on Pennsylvania av., near No. 562—Stock, Fixtures, Furniture, the in complete order, tozether with Leass for three years. Terts reasonable and easy. Apply at premises, JAMES STEEL, no % Iw" Proprietor, FoR HES ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 437 Dighth st.. between G and H, west side, north of the Patent Office no 23-3t* Ts G TLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with ROOM and BOARD, at No, 5021 Btrevt, between ¢th and 7th ete. Table Boarders, "PO LET—In a private family, « NISHED ROOM to one or two lemen, with or without Board, Addre-s Box 16 Star Office, ne 2 wi FU ISHED PARL ND CHAMBER—In a respectable location, a fow minutos walk from the Capitol. Euquireat RIDER'S 450 Penn. ave. ne 2. ae BREN £—One large FURNISHED ROOM, on lzth street, Island; fuel and light furnished. Inquire at No, 244 Penn. avenue, or at this office. 5023 lw A 4A GE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Front ROOM, on second fluor; also one on the first foor, with Board, may be obtained by applying at 329 F htreet, between 9th and lth. nu 2-3t* re ISHED ROOMS— Will be let to one or two gentlemen, double PARLORS, with foldin, doors bet ween, neatly furnished as chamber and srlor, pleasantly situated. Inquire at 375 KE, tween 9th and loth sts. no 22-3t* "OR RENT—A PARLOR, with Chamber and Bajh Room adjoining, furnished new andin superior style. with new 7 octave Piano, pleasantly located, between City Halland Capitol, ia a private dwelling. Enquire at No, 130 21 street, betwogn Dand E st« 0 3 SK F URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, WITH BOARD —For rent, at No. ®, 4%: #t., opposite Dr. Sunderland’s Chu'ch, several elegantly fur- nished first-clask ROOMS, in suits or single, in a bouse having all the modern impsovements, no 2 lw* SCRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—In a firat- class new bu pain. ost finished, with all modern improvements, and in a central location an elegant furnished PARLOR. i . au t ROOMS. with Boord, ® 359 F st., between 9th and loth a E! 3HT ROOMS FOR RENT—Those wishing ned comfortable ROOMS can be suited by call- ing at Whe corner of 34 street and Missou: Door on the Averue. Some of the roo ree and some rmall; some communicating; others fing'e; two en the first floor will suit well fora small ‘femily being entirely private from the Tert of the house. Some of the rooms will be rented with or without Furniture, commancing tat De- ce mber. no 23-3t* F°%. 3ALE—A BRICK HOUSE, containing 12 rooms, kitchen, pantry, &c', library, gat through the bouse. situated on New York avenue. between (th and lith streets, will be sold low fo: cash, or terms made moderate. Also a two-story and attic BRIOK HOUSE, con- taining six rooms, on 434 street, Island, near the corner of F street For terms, enquire at No. 24 Mirsouri svenue, between 4% and 6th ots, n25-16* ANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR *RENT—Snitable for members of Con- TeRS. Apply at 457 Ninth street, betwean E and . near the Patent Office. no 24-6t* F%, RENT—A first-clase Furnished Double PARLOR. Also, several. Furnished ROOMS, vee ee Board, Bath Roo: H m, gaa, at No. 35 between 4h) and ata. 3 duora below City Hall; Bealthy location, and the very best of neighborhood. The Parlor will be to tlrst-class tenant only. Ro 19-29" F% SALE—The 8TOOK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of a tirst class oleraie Liquor and Butler lishment; has been doing a fine busi Bers for two years; located in the central part of Pa avenue, will alao make a first-class r-ataarant. For full particulars apply to the Agency Office, 511 9th street. near Pa avenue N.H. MILLER. ished suit of | | through the Post Office. as w Apply to 0. HASKINS rnal Revenue be 23-3t WAN the Kitehen, —Two SERVANT GIRLS, to work in Also, two BOYS, from 12 to 16, as waite’s. Those in want of » good situation please call at the European Hotel, corner Pa. av>, and ith et no 23 3t LADY WISHES BOARD AMONG CHEBRFUL and refined people. Will pay $2) per mort and give in addition lessons in modeling, oil paint- ing. or drawing. Location de:ired be:woen Pe et an¢ 7th and 2th atre: aveuue snd K references giv Address “Mra, ANIED—A few good MESSENGERS, at the ofice ofthe American Telegraph Company, Pa. ave no 2t-iw WANTED —White, Colored and Mixed R Cotton und Wolen; Old Papers, Latte ports, Documents, Newspapers anc Waste Pi amilics and Btorekeepers having Rags or Pay Pull be called upon by leaving orders nt MASON Rag and Paper Warehouse, 375 and 377 D street near 7th . Wo 2-1w* 7 ANTED—Five hundred LABORERS, to work n the Commissary Department. Apply te Capt. VOSS, C. the foot of G street, no 22-101 BECK WITH, Col. and 0 8, 7 ANTED—Every one te go at once to the D@L- LAR STORE, 438 Penn, avenue. near 415 and see for themselves the beautiful stock Jewelry end Silver-plated Ware, there selling for only one dollar, no 15-Im* w st. of ‘onld better eall on the new Intelligeree oll Ninth st., where the beat of pay will be given to first-class Servants. I have always applications on hand fer good Cooks, Laundresses, Chambermaids, Waiters and Seamstresses; also for Young Men to wait on tables, in private families er hotels Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want | of eget help willfind it to their advantage to call, — Ronse ea lege gee wnt of — can ol ined without charge by a) ‘ing as above. f WE tren no 4-t! V ANTED—1060 tons COTTON RAGS, for which the highest ih priees will be paid, b OODELL & BUSHEE, 309 C street, and 83 no 3- 1m’ PN) WANTED—Three or four TIN and EET-IRON WORKERS. The best of wages 1 fox eee workmen. Cali at E. H. & H. I, ory. $21 Penn, avenue. oc 22 RKNISHED HOUSK WANTED.— Wanted to rent, for from one to three years a Furnished Dwelling for a private eee Location in the First or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box 65. Washington, D.C 80 4-tf \ 7ANTED.—We are paring SECON D-HAND FURNITURK, STOVES and BEDDING, for eure payiug the highest cash pri which rices, Fam- ilies dec! ne housekeeping, or having a surplus of furniture wiil find it to their adv: to age give us acnll. BONTZ & GRIFFITH. je 12-tf No 269 Seventh at.. between I and K W ANTED—Eve rson to know that I am in the market, 1 'y to pay cash for all articles In the housefurnishing line. These’ leaving the city or having x surplus, will do woll to call. R. RUCHLY, 42% Seventh treet, between G and H, (enst side,) Dealer in New and Second-hand Furni! tare. no 16-tf NOrICE Dixnzzs, SUPPERS, BALLS, PRIVATE AND PUBLIC ‘PARTIES. The Subscriber, at the urgent request of the Citi zens of Washington and the Public g-nerally, h: now resumed his outside family ness, in the supplying of DINNERS, "ARTIES) SUPPERS, AND MEAT Sent toany part of the City at the Shortest Notice, and will be superintended by the Subscriber in person. The Proprietor would also be leave to remiad his Patrons of thin branch,‘‘that the late Store and Saloon has been char ged to a Gentlemen's Restau- rant. The Ladies who willfavor him with their Patronage will fv2 on the Second Floor a hand- somely furnishea ption Room,in which Mrs. Gavtizn will be happy to recvive their orders. Entrance by the Private Door. C. GAUTIER, __no 26-eo1m 252 Pennsylvania avenue. PROF. L. @. MARINI’S ABHIONABLE BANGING ACADEMY, t TEMPERANCE HALL, ¥ st., bot. 9th and loth ats, Mr. ini reepectfully informs his former patrons and the public in general, that hi Will open the above Academy on Tunad r 2d. at 3 p. m, Those wishin, tuition may call at the Academy from 3 to For particulars, see circa'ars, Wee sp KGDUCE AND FRUIT, ding and for sale at Baltimore prices— Landi bushels Prine POTATOES Tm Barrels New Vora BPLES 100 firkins Prime BUTTE! 45 barrels Fresh EGGS 26 barrels ‘Ain SWEET POTATOES 106 boxes RAISINS 200 boxer New York CHEKSK 36 barrels Splendid ONIONS 0 barrels Havana ORANGES 19,60 COCOANUTS 1,00 boxes DRIED HERRING 1 barrels Prime CIDER PEANUTS, baa ES, and LEMONS, NES & CO 3 . p2im__ Corner of Bighth and D ktrests, I REMOVAL. 4. J. ROTHROCK has remov Paperhangings, Window Shades Goods, to No Patent Office. ad hiv stock of ad Upholstery 452 Seventh etreet, opposi'r the Having & mew and well assorted stock, and in- creased facilities for business, he respectfully solicits the orders of the public. Paperhanging and SE ge case A work of every de- scription execnted with dispatch. Come and see, at 452 ot st., opporite Patent . no 14 (Intel.) "ULSON 8 PHILADELPHIA W RROVISION STORE, No. 119 Fa. av .bstw. 14h and 2h sts. The undersigned takes this method of returning his tharksto the citizens of the District for the Yery liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the past year, nud to assure them that no pains wi be ayared to keep up the reputatien of his estab- men’ ag hare = will kee) ere ba “pes Lip) 6 Phiiadeiphia market, a¢ usual, a fall supply o: GAME. POELTRY. SWEET BREADS. VKAL, MUTTON BEE# HAMS, TONGUES, prime JER: SEY SAUSAGE; also, PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER. ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER, FRUITS and VFGETABLKS of all kings in season Private families or officers’ messes will find the best assortment of marketing ever offered in this ‘ity. ine ine THOS. R, WILSON. FERNS BooKsTORE. Office. Those in want of Employment of any | LOST AND FOUND. PERS BGST.—1 inci or : pers of recom stl .. The part na leaving {hour at this oMen Teceite my pander tunel T—On the tid + Ueart ofthe Capitola WALLET ery camp in TROTSAND DOLLAR +03 Saturany f Novewber petween Nirk- jae rear ataining @A8 snd im- se AUCTION SAL’ THIS AFTERNOON AND Fy MARSHALL & PACH, aerweneers. F URS! FURae|: Former a Ae {ERT ACATION or rim cueat om No. portent papers whic pa ue a wo eeY Adama’ Pxpreas Com pens or igued br Henry | on NO! TUESDAY and WRDNESDA Newt aie » Raiciange paper oft Houry Rew. cembrr tat at cod on 7 ton, C8. e Bucerwali be liberal's sewn: Bales = tyT avinvthe <smeat the ome of Maine 31.5. | Sal Ae seemmencreannn RING. 297 Pet, cortar of oe EES... S1OO0 EMASB Stein seo the rei. | LADIE ’ denise Of the. -wrer be: ‘3 Four'rwst-mbalr and 1 streets. seni { 8100 willbe given the Teco money and the copie mation leading io 1 * ipo = REWARD. yor the {the sane wif be Woerally re | _JAMeS MAHER, ray tavay from the premiaeg ? of the mubscriber on the zit imetint. a xmall 1) _ Befale (OW; white under the belly ap: wdder i re rewart with the thanks of L }» Powha Alexandrir St ambost & Moray, November Mth. a re COW “with white bly white apot above her tae alco, white apetover hertizhteye and nearcaifing The above reward wiil be given to any poraoe bring- ing ber to the residence of the owner. THOS, WALSH 1 Smith's Row, Ret and worth Caplio! ots e jet al ner’ oA] se ‘wren Wind between (aod win. _ Boma $10 Sy corel saan Nem 2 ; horns; armall white attips on ber back starch her forehend: hind feet white; whi belly; larce with calf. And Novem large white COW; long oked horns: bag giving mifk ; other remem’ above reward will be given for the return o ‘an Hons, fo@t of 7th street, Wharf. ‘Ro Rt IBTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Cocwrr or Wasn- Mureay Brotghs echite meste on egean bec urra! re measan <)> ren] od ing on his preperty. one dark bay HORSE, with & white feet, ind star in forehead; between 6 and7 TWituces band and seal.this 2th day of Ni ™: end a! is ay of No- vember, 1882, THOS. DONN, (Seal). : Th Owner of the shove Horse Till please come forward, prove Pty. a e her away. prgre Prover\WILLIAM MURRAY, At Stone's ‘arm, near Medical Colle, BOARDING. RS. R. SAWYER'S BOARDING HOUSE, No. 6o south A street. Capito! Hill, a short dis- no 28-3t* N pi tance from the east of Capitol Square—a p'easant location. Mra. K. Sawyer hes room for a few more Reardrrs. (no 20st") REBECCA SAWYER PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE THERE ARE no other Boarders. are desirous of accomme- datixrg a mess ot Members or Officers. The best of references given and required. For — a. - address ED.” Washingten, D.C. o i BoA ER.— Tee pleasant ROOMS and good BOARD can be bad 361 F xt. Reliable reter- encer re ‘ed. A the handsomely Purnism No. 1 Franklin Place. 1 street, between !sthand 14 and is now prepared for the reception of a First-class Bearders. Po 2. TP Yo COMFORTABLY 188) FURNISHED ROOMS fo- rent, with Board, in a private family ons bested by register.and lighted with eas, A good Table and good attendares. References given aod required. Railrond within one square. 203 6th #t., between M and N sta. PRgABDING.< Large and wel! Purnistied ROOMS for rent with Board. single and communi ting, one square from Willards’ Hotel. ‘tar Office. WANTED-ROARD, in respectable pri a Residence between Pennsylvania avenue and K street. and between 1?th and 27th si ing terme. Reference required Address “T. T .” Star Office, oc™ GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. | NOTICE.—Tke thifd annual meeting of the 3 “Third Bulldin, Association of Geergatown, Wilbe beld at the Council Chamber,on TC E8- DAY rext, the 24 December, at 7 o'clock, previous Fat, and any infor- of bce teats bisek, and end of toany one wiowill retum | tion oe” her wherwahenta ts | REWARD —Sirayed away from tho Prgms | ja { EREMPTORY SALE OF LIQU: LADY FROM PHILADELPHIA HAS TAKEN | ed HOU, Apply at powst* | Inquire at | | at the Coral, near + D ber ¥ iteh ede pd cardinal Capes, Bafe, &e, &e. A nfs, the stock found t 1 SMES? PREM SF ke Nis tiaras enartesha | _ Having received ordgra from the house in New 1 exefore the pattie © Tork to eettat a ‘ 0 entire ater The Goods will be nepection eeeks | ane ‘efore and gti the bout efRale a! i read: no 2-4) inShALe s P et~g —_By W L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. 10N ee i et ieee oi Re . we wi vel, of * pores eine at Rene pores Sterch, Vermacelli nnd Mactaroni, Cases ‘and Raspberry —- Ses and Vinegar, | Canes Brandy and Whiskey, Schnapps, | Barrels My te | Pipas Magnolia and otter Whiskeys, | eee” neem: nof9 WL. WALL & 00., Aucts. By W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioncers. GARS aT AtCTION eA Paw Ra da | Op TUESDAY MOKNING, Dee, 2. we for oar suctios 3\ barrels Magnolia and XXX Whisk 3 a ward Boe “s EREMPTORY Av te consignments, ee a Tierees Cincinnati nf tie Bitters tirep, Barrels Hert Barrels Brandy ané Gin. | without reserve, for cash, a 4 rbon, ers x 3 Me’ Wine, | puncheon Fevteh Whisky its, 12 gallo: jeevou ¥ J 2 + Z to %; barrels Old Deur rs 5 - nse: Suit’s salt Rye Whisky, 25 cares Brandy. 3 Larrels Whits Wine Vinegar, Larec stock ef Beaars. All of which will be peremptorily sold roma Wek WALL & CO UBLIC SALE —On TUESDAY MORN Be. cember 2d, at 30 o'clock «. w.. by order of Orphans’ Court, we will sell at Public auction Petwonal property of the late N. of Montgomery County, o- the Farm, seven from Washington, consisting of— preven, Negroes, Horses Cattle, 2,000 weight ‘ork, rovender, one ocka' agons Carts, Farming “Utensils, and Household Kitchen Furniture, &e. Terme of All sume under $m, $2, s credit of six months, with two Pecurities, notes bearing interest from da: N. B.—No property tak of sale are com) a with ARDT. WILSON, LEWIS MAGRUDER. | 2xecutors, po 15-3e* FUTURE BAYS. Ry W.1.. WAT! & ©0_. Auctionrers, OVER. YENTSALE or CONDEM* ED Ge Mores —~ 11 be ole nt Public Auchome reece HORSE: AND MULES, Condemned? as un@s for public — ’ 1 th, 1860, and duly recorded in Liver J. 4 Terms cash, in Government to which an slection will be hela for oficere 20 | é . ‘neuin, ‘ear ‘olia open six ‘aytain A.Q.M. Celok (no St) WILLTAM RIG, see | aed ee EE Bee eS paRRELS TAR. | aia ded ~ | ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 9Fm anny, Pad BARRELS ROSIN. | V STREET WrST, BETwEEE O SR noStf J. b. KIDWBLL, Georgetown, D.0. | NogN acenter Isthoat dntdie ee ies, by virtue of a Pil ! FUR S8!! | eee PER Ss!!! Just opened, an exiensive aud well assorted stock of LADIES’ snd CHILDREN’S DRESS and FAN- CY FURS, made expressly for our retail trade by our house in New York, and warranted to be the best in thin marke I islly call the attention of We es: rehasers to our RUSSIAN SABLE, MARTIN, FITOH, MINK SIBERIAN SIRREL, and AMERICAN and CANADIAN FURS, consisting in Ladies’ and Children’s Tippets, Capes. Mantles, and Gentle- men’s Muffiers We defy all competition in this line. Atthe same time we bring in remembrance eur stock of LADIES’ CLOAKS and MANTLES, DRE&& GOODS, and genera! stock of DRY GOODS, which is daily increased with choicest patterns of fashion. treet, under the Arenue Ronse. “oer S & W. MEYENBURG. A JUST RECEIVED OULELOTE, emounting to 550: hased fe ») , amountin, y eces, purc lor cash of a Northern manutacturer declining busi, ness, Also, a lar; jot of COMPORTERS. SHADES CROCKERY GLASS WARE HOUSEKEEPING ARTIC P Chamber and other STOVES. Ail kinds NET-FURNITURE, both new and second hand Parties wishing to buy willaave time and money by calling at the cash BR. BUCHLY. 435 7th st, cast side, no 6-Im* andi. between G Wwates NOTICE WINDOW General Rese: it will be necessary, unless great economy of water in practiced, for the Government | ores ene en ee eey Oey entirely. All persons are, t lore, forbidden to use the — an on ee e care Sommissioner of Public Buildings the streets or pavements, or fer any ‘private purpose whatever. the water are ad halted to yas econo jealin tg - Wasa se 29 Commissioner of Public Buildings. VES! co mn ot STOVES Me STOVES !!! We are now manufacturing CAMP, OOOK ar HEATING STOVES, which we will sell by dozen or hundred as cheap as they gan be bought in Baltimore. zB. & H. I. GREGORY, 321 Penn. avenue, near 7th street. no IT (Int.. Chron. & Rep | 5 UGHS, COLDS, HOAKSENESS, &e. COMPOUND 8&1 Oe Gum ARABIO. This it and popular Oough has been se long known ‘and extensively mand eaten persons have become familiar with its extraordina- ef Itcan be fifty cente FE FROM BOSTON. lar packet schooner Charter Oak has Req new discharging her freight. HARTLEY & BROTHER, 99 and 101 ol ag os og UAN E's MANU ‘ROO! Tncludine the fom Ran ee witaban's Fieia Fortifeation a chapter ri i 5 asses Girt Soglocering: Oe, auptoao e Cor H 5 tir Howard Dowclason Military Bridges, London; 5 75. Ranki Civil Engineering, London ; $425. Pod — > ice et les Mancuvres, de "equ: . nt. Pari Neurdta~ Ponts. Milt vieres, Paria ; aisne—Aide- Pari 7B. mnie, ées Oficiers du Genie, 375 cier—Manuel des Ponts et Chaussees, 2 vols.; Evedsl—Bormulen, Tables et Renseignements, \t oe PRANCK TAYLOB. HE SUBSCRIBER Takes t pleasure in calling the attention of the public his large stock of PIANO FORTES of ha] best menufactories in the country which! he offers for sale at the lowest tactory prices. Pur- chasing exclusively for exth, he is enabled to seil cheeyer oem ng —, Loy [alae = years. Second-hand Pianos taken in erchange Corner Pa. ‘ave. and lith strest. Bole Ageat of Steinway & Sons, and Renee & mae, ‘UsT a No. enue, between sth and ING BALMORALS, Gente Fre if it 1 Morocco, and ‘BS. q Pa AVENUK. NoxtH Sips, Ar itceen 12th and 1h Sts iT id in this ree Po Ey Eb! ABLISH MENT [aA Lani aps Felected assortme: to’ Standard W. t in English, French, German, Italiana, Span- ‘fon and the Ancient Languages, | History Travels, bapvitet Recep | end Juveniles, i pew ‘ies. Gram: ., Military | Orig ements. japs and Books on the Natural Also, City P-operty and Houses for sale, nol t ty { FOR MENTS A large and very Guely furnished | CHA +! BER, communicati Parlor, for rent, at 346 K street, betwoon 12th Isth streata, (Rranklin Row ) Also, at anme place, two large, fine ROOMS, come:unicating with each other. mirably adapted fortwo gentlemen or geutiemaD j and wif) Beth with bet and cold watorin the house. Bpreious and beautiful yard attached. First-class Hoard within two doors. ference re- no? directly with the | 2 and Rach of the above snits of ro.maare ad- | and other Sciences. 7" Orders for books not on hand, domestic or for- igo wil be promptly executed. no Bim A>ams EXPRESS OOMPANY. NOTICE OF BEMOVAL. The DELIVERY OFFIOR of this Company street to the large ~% 0-03 Removed from Third between Ai and 34 strests. i i \ | Sie LANNELES FOR OFFICER'S SHIRTS —A now Priston oder Pan eon < 37. iron de Passages de RBi- | Aide_Sucooire al Usage des Officerade Artillerie, | the newest aod | Remember—48 Market Space, near Seventh | rier stock of CARPETS and | Is, folios 377, et seq.. one of the land reeo: Washington county, D. | Lots No.1 and 12,10 im prevements, consisting rirable Dusiing Boome, , . Terms: One-third cash; oder in six | twelve menths, with interest, secured by a deed trust on the premises. All conveyances at the cost of the x | | If the terms of sale are nt complied with in Cays thereafter, the trustees reserve the right resell at the risk and expense of thedefaulting par- chaser. no 7-e0d 3. Oo MCGUIRE By J. cGUIRE & OO. RUSTEES’ SALE OF BUILD FRIDAY AFTEBNOON, | o'clock, at the Auction Rooms & Co. by virtue of a deed of 186" dul; 12,33, b subdivisi: be exhibited-at tpn of trust on the All conveyances at | | If thi | Gays, | to resell made, at the HENRY NAYLOR. JOHN ©. HARKNESS, jean no7 eod J.C. McGUIRE & . Aucts. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. Anctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALCABLE Eerats ASHINGTOR .. ianv Ot Gam bose. c. Agents soe Bsireet, juncture Fa. ave.