Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS pane ge ae WASHINGTON THRATBR- nna L>ver- ing, wie for some time has been delighting the habitues of Washington Theater, will to-night take a benefit, and = pe bill is announced. he entertainment wil t aney of the “Young Widow.” Miss Levering appearing as “Lady Elizabeth.” The melo- t teh of dhe nanege" will appear) wil! follow, and the whole will conclude with “Slasher and Crash- er.” : Rp’s THEATER.—The splendid dramatic r see of “The Naiad Queen” will be per- d to-night again. ann thatthe is positively the last week of this play. He is determined that it shall zive way to other ‘Attractions next week. Mr. Chas. Wheatleigh, Yate of Laura Keene's Theater, New York, is now filling an engagement here. CANTERBURY.—The «Ghost? will appear ang rave, “The siades of ght again in the di ‘Milhe and ,or the Spectral Visitant.” Ghee Fowler, Ernestine de Faiber, and others will appear in the dance. Nellie Vaylor will sing invorste songs. Lillie Brandon, Julia ‘ ond a the rest of the pretty girls, and as ‘he phat of Ethiopian performers will appear. ; a Varieries.—* The Murderer’s Doom” will be performed to-night again, and incidental to it the “Ghost” will appear. Besides this, the regular concert hall entertainment of song, dance, and Ethiopien eccentricity, will be giy- Lina Wendell and all the old favorites ments, such as he gives, hayeever been pop- selar among all classes, and yman manages to give entire satisfaction. He also nightly in- troduces his antomata and moving fignres. Batts To-n1GHT.— The first grand fancy ball ot the season will be given to-night at the Assembly Rooms, corner of Twelfth street and VUbio avenue. The Manhattan Clab will ¢ their first grand ball at Temperance Hall. Either will be entertaming. goose SL es Meeting or THE CLERKS’ EMIGRATION So- crEeTY.—They Kesolve to Colonize in Baltimore— They pledge their lives and sacred honor to tear themselves from their virtuous pillows at 5 a.m.— have themselves by half-past 5— Will puton clean shirts by ‘hree-quarters past S— Wit eat a bread and cheese breakfast at 6 o’clock— Will bring their dinners in their pockets—They will go supperless until 6 p.m.—About the price of oard in the two cities—No telling what it may deaf there are children—Bad to have children— Despair of @ Clerk who has four children—Must vither stop having children or must go to Bale triacre—Nine small children and one at the breast no inconvenience in Baltimore — Nine small children and one at the breast cause of perturbation, dismay, and black horror in Washinglon—Adrantages and disadvantages of the two cities— Washington: ‘nuther nap in the | morning; warm (but dear) meals; punctual at the ofice; must dry up on babies—Baltimore: early rising; chattering teeth; razor-cuts; damp siarts; bread and cheese breakfasts; dried apple { dinaers; at Jessup's Cut, or the Lord knows | where, at office heurs; babies ad lititum—Who goes to Baltimore » An adjourned meeting of the clerks an“ others who are unable to procure cheap houses and jedging places here, and who are in favor of emigrating to Baltimore, was held last night at the roomsof the Union League Association, and was attended by about seventy-five persons. The chair was taken by Aug. Edwards, of the Treasury Department, who stated that he had expected to see a much larger attendance, and that the committee wished to see as to what number would be willing to join in the project, as it would be hardly practicable for them to make any contract with the railroad company until they could tell the probable number who would initiate the aflair. He was satisfied from the people in Washington would enter into the orgauizauon, and he urzed that all who came in should do so with spirit, as, unless they did» the scheme would probably fall through. Mr. J. F. C. Tanner was appointed becretary. Japt. Conatty, from the committee to wait on the officers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, reported that they had had an interview with Mr. Prescott Smith, Superintendent of Trans- portation, which interview was very satisfac- tory. He stated if a sufficient number par- chased commutation tickets that a train will be run for their accommodation, leaving Bal- timore at 7.15 a. m., arriving here at 5.45, and jesving here half an hour after office hours, ‘This train will be for their accommodation ex- clusively, and will have the right of way of ihe track, stopping only at Annapolis Junction. ‘The price of the commutation tickets, (yearly,) taking 200 as the minimum, (and the company will uot run a train for asmaller number,) he thought might be reduced to $125; but the chairmasu (Mr. Edwards) thought that they might te reduced to$1Wv. He would be willing to pay $25 more as an insurance of getting in the city before 9 o'clock, instead of being forced to lay over at Jessup’s Cut, Annapolis Juace tion, or some such out-of-the-way place. Capt. C. read the following statement of prices in Baltimore and this city for a family c! five persons: Meat—s Ibs. per day, in Baltimore 15 cents Per Ib., $165 per year; Washington, 20 cents per Ib., $220 per year. Butter—1 ib. per day, Baltimore, 30 cents, $110; Washington, 35, #129. Coal—6 tons, Baltimore, $8, $18; Washing- ton, $10, #60. W ovd—3 cords, Baltimore, $4, $2); Washing- tow, $10. S30. ‘otatoes—30 bushels, Baltimore, $1, $30; Washington, $1.50, $45. Flour—6 bbls., Baltimore, €9, $18; Washing- ton, #1, S60. Reuts—Ealtimore, 2200, Washington, $400. Clothing, shoes and dry goods—Baltimore, =200; Washington, #240. Vegetables — Baltimore, $75; Washington, S100, Notions—Baltimore, $10; Washington, $50. Cost in Washington $1,333 Oost in Baltimore... 40 Deduct ticket, $1 mate 863. Clear gain teres ceeet-seaneteccess BUY Capt. C. said that this matter wenld have to be putthrough. He did not believe that they nid do better, and if this scheme fell through they would baye to pay for it in the market onses of this city, the dealere at which would ialte advantage of the failure. Mr. Fishback madea statistical statement, J Olessing to show that the prices of most s:nall ticles were fifty per cent. cheaper in Balti- wiore than here. ’ ‘Tbe Chair stated that he had been informed ti.at the president of the road had been in the city the previous evening, and that he enter- tamed the proposition in the right spirit, and would make the best termshe could with them. in Balumore there was a prejudice against the railroad, which they wanted to kill, and would be gied of this opportunity to show that they (the road) are alive to the interests of the city. Jie thought the company could afford to set the price of Lekets at $100, and be announced that he held in his band a paper for signers, who wonld obligate themselves to purchase tickets that price. A gentleman, whose name was not given, suid tbat he bad lived here long enough to kngw that there was among the people a sort ef “morbid sensibility against siguing their bames to anything likely to fall through. He v stifled to the good management of the rail Toad, and believed that the price could be re. euced to $50, He was not however so san- gudune of s@aving money as some were; $200 would probably cover the amount saved. Rents are much the same in Baltimore as here, the only difference is that here there are no houses to rent, and in Baltimore, there are many. The price of board, with rcoms, for a couple ranged trom $15 to $73 per month; but there was no telling what it wouid be if there were children, Lost time would noi Lowever be deducted. He had a family of four, and he despaired of living here at less than $1,000 per year, snd he was going to try it in Baltimore. He had made an estimate for the Support of his family in Baltimore, including the price of tickets, at $350, Mr. Brown said that those who went to Bal- Umore would have to get their breakfasts at six ; o'clock and supper at seven, and usked, “Is a piece of bread and cheese enough! Won't it cost 30 Or 40 cents per day for dinner? Capt. Conatty said that he had been bringing his dinner in his pocket, and stringe to say he wus getting fat on it. (Laughter. } Mr. Browm e@aid that the far on the street railways of each city would haye to be paid which would make the amount considerable He did not say this to fling cold water on the subject, but they sould lock into alk these | to say +1 can shoot, too!” a desire to join that fine elats—both ladies and gen: things. x x Answer,—I did not hear anyone making | tlemen—will y between 12 and | o’clock p, The following committee was appointed to | any thretits. Brannin had not, except that he | ™.,when their voices will be tried, 0015 Iw wait on the clefks of their bureaus and seenre | said he would shoovif interfered w; never af A the names of all who desire to go, and report | knew Léent. Brannin. I knew.bim to be an yy™2 YEf HEAR eu Vareceary the same this afternoon, that the committes who | officer, eu have passed him on the street. I | ~~ 179 south B street, “A4G AAD BS WISE. have waited om the offieersof the road may | live in Philadelp PAR 275 Ie still for the benefit of the sick and dis. report this evening the number who would (Question —Have you taken an active part in | eased. and forthe Suppr seston of Quackery ; and likely purchase tickets: War Department, Jo] getting up testimony st" pson! .-. ~~} itkpown to all, that Drs. BROTHERS & GRA , F.C ner; Nayy Department, F.N. Blake, Auswer:—No, sir. Ths active part-E took are. only ctanic Ebysiciens practis' ia Third Auditor's Office, 1. He Second |’ was to t:ll Capt. Johnsowthe nameof the young | {¥ Bode at rho ere gating whiok Anditor’s Office, E. S. Welles; Fourth Auditor's '!'man who was with meon the might Of this rejoices in peenom criieoea ny ye a Oitice, ELH. Hal, Treasury, (proper,) Capt. oecurrente. I don't ie Sw ho-call: oa ee dah ie bes eee ref Quartermaster’s ent, Capt. | will be. Allow me to, those im m the. different sections of the A. W. Latimofe; Interior Department, John B. | tbat. young man say at oo health ined. Also,-we: Larrabee; Kost OMog, Dat Pn a pte wes ete ‘of bap serine! Secon, ‘om ptroller’s ice, H. Hi.’ Butler; | riven , and for aS0D f Disemes withon! ah Tied Rovedue, CH. Bakes, Limon 4 Pas Siren ta esczoatiod eacttmeng salen Tinees ese bot strand wen, Gevseed oe et sie soem] (Fe SHARE TG eptcona masonry |onear Fas Sim EADatAR Turtitute, "walt pages” 295 dvegh ‘ A ated r 4 “ iy ee = leh saidersacc tsi uxt GRAAL ewok wad er mes eommence with the ; «The Apparition” (wherein | . Ford announces | lappear. WiMax, THE Wizarn, continues to draw good houses at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Entertain- | conversations which he had had that many of parties were present, The accused Lieut. Wm. T. Hill, 2d D. C. Regiment) was | Migr iehe na Sea tea tea sees | last, Mr. Clephane, receiver of commn‘ation as follows: On the night of this occu i | (the killing ot Lieut. Brannin) I was in bed, : | Atmy boarding bouse, 371 Pennsylvania aye- i | nue, and a band of music of, I think, the Mth i New Hampshire Volunteers, waked me and my bed-fellow up, and he suggested that we THE BRANNIN HOMICIDE... «- Continuation of the Examination, ~ eels ‘The examination of the witnesses in tA8 case, ' of Uhas. W. Thompson, who is charged with | shooting Lieut. J. M. Brannin, was continued this morning in the Aldermen's Chamber, City | Hall, betore Justica Giberson. was present, Accompanied as on yesterday, by | his counsel and his brother. The interest in the examination is kept up, and this morning | again a large number of the friends of both | | twelve cases to 15th August, in thre gctupand hear the music, and through his } persuasion I got u | Clarendon to the affray ws ational Hotel. ing, after the music had ceased, I saw an af- tray on the south side of the Avenne. The aboye the corner of Sixth street, a little above the front of the Cen!ral Hotel, to- wards Seventh street. I saw acoat polied off, and one man run toward “nother and strike at him, Whether he struck him or not I don’t Know, &@nd myself and my companion went to- ; wards the affray. I worked round the out- The band went from the | On return. | | | | side ot the crowd, (there might -have been | son and Williams. were working Lient. Brannin pretty well up « Whatare jou? | tective for words to that effect. bim. interfered with in th would shoot. The; | gutter. going to shoot,” ean shoot, too,’ the pistol. | on his face in the gut that time. fect. the tine I reached bim. down toward the carbstone or gutter, | we got dowu where there is a snowboard tor one of the theaters, there was a conple of gen- tlemen got between me and Lieut, Brannia. had been in bis front from the hoase dowa, Officer Williams was either knocked over or pushed over, but I did notsee by whom. Lieut. Frannin then passed by my front down to the Officer Thompson passed to my renr. When Oiicer Thompson got to the gutter I heard him (T.) make the remark, “It you are or “If you want shooting, I er words to that effect. sound of his yoice had hardly died away be- fore Lexclaimed, “Gentlemen, don’t shoot!” ‘The sound of my voice had scarcely died away betore I saw the flash and heard the report «of I saw Lieut. Brannin turn and tall ter. OF TL toward the house. Both of themeitherhad him by the arm or by the coat sleeve. They had their clubs in their hand: violet language and threatening Lieut. Brin- nin, and shoving him back; and someone in the crowd called ont either «+ Who sre you"!” or He announced himself as Lieut. Brannin, of the detective police orde- ». When he done so, there was a man stood close by him, who had ona light | coat and gola cord, and this man announced | himself as Brannin’s friend. up to him, (Brannin,) to his front a little, and suid to him, “ 1f you are Lieut. Branniao, I will stay with you and see this matter settled," or He was then caught hold of again by the officers and released again— either rejeased or he got away from them. ficer Willams, I think, (at least it was the taller man of the twe,) then ran behind him B.) and throwed his (Williams) arms around | fire. and pinioned Braunin’s arms down. (B. either released himself or Williams released Again Braunin struggled and got loose. He then inade the remark thatif he wasagain discharge of his duties he 1 then gradually worked When and making use of I then stepped He I e Was going to heip him out, or take him out of the gutter, when I heard a voice say, * And I'll shoot yun, too,”:.t I turned to see what that was, and Isaw Capt. Johnson coming towards where I was, where Lieut. Brannin lay, saying, « You have shot Lieut. Praunin,” or + Why have you ehot Lieut Brannin !” or language to that et- I then went immediately to Capt. John- son. They (the police) had got him (Johnson) b. that time off the pavement. This was by Johnson was now on Sixth street, then on the avenue. rear of Capt. Johnson and took him by the col- I wentto the Jar and said to him, « Let’s settle this thing,” or “ Lev’s have it settled,” or words to that effect. Mr. Ford here stated that this was going entirel, not th in k this necessary. after the killing seems entirely irrelevant, Lieut. Hill then said that he desired to make @ statement which he had forgotten. While the | officer had hold of Licut. Brannin, and before he Thompson, exce; semseives as sac! Brannin. rested Lieut Btannin. another party that eveni my knowledge. olent! cpimion as to noise. you airest me a: ty, L will shoot,” ot not know whi vis diseha: | would scem to te official over I will auswer. your cross-examination. curred. ' | the bat under arrest. gold band v said TI am ya (yuestion I arcund it rived there Answe there. r frieud. tired. tol. I had no pistol. was in‘New York or Ni ms know hence , L was directly in j shoot, it Mr.¥Fi and you sat of thek atis the trut Answer :+4 did not, sir, did not see of Lieut. Hil beyond the time of killing, and he did All that occurred arrested him, ) the first time | 1 Cross-examined by Mr. Ford.—_I was from 5 tolvor15 behind the officers arriving at the aftray. The first I witnessed on my arrival | was acrowd. I worked around on the outside and found the two officers had hold of Lieut. I cannot tell why the officers ar- I did not see Lieut. ing. Wked up to Lieut. B My ews ledze, Prannin® had “ho Isaw nove in his hand. p to the time they ron I did not see th He (B. It istol in hi From up nen tof Brannin, Brannin in the least interfere with the oflicers in the discharge of their duties in the arrest of e police cificers to which I allude attempt to ar- rest any of the parties who were fighting. Lieut. Brannin pointed directly toa man and told the officers, “That is the man you should have arrested.” To the best of my knowledge, the language used was “that is the man I wanted you toarrest.” Theofficers arrested and | let Brannin gotwice during the difficuity. They | wer@scuffling and reaching toward each other | tor along while, but the officers only had hold ot Brannin and held on to him twice. Wis arrested twice and released to the best of ) (Question :—Was Lieut. Brannin noisy or vi- I Mr. Féra.—Now Lieut. Hil, do you pretend lo say you witnessed this whole alfray, from its commencement io its close ! Ans: wer.—I hardly know how toanswer your { question. I not only pretend, bat 1 do say that 1 witnéss@d all ¥ testified to. There may have | been something called to_my recolléction “in I haye stated ‘all I | Witnessed, but something else may have oc- Question.— Did you not see Officer Thomp- son haye the mau with the gold band around The man with the | rannin and Hd youssee a lat With ‘crape ying ins Ue. gutter when you ar- —I saw no hut of any kind lying r Thompson arrest } thy one at the suggestion of Lieut. Brain. B. Xs the only person f saw Thompson have hold of. I did not see a pistol drawn until | the shooting, and that I did tot see drawn. * only saw if when it was ia a position to be { did not see Capt. Jolson lave a pis- stol at that time | To the best of | T is r moved to the show- ete not say anything Lieut. Hill:—I only want to tell the trath. Mr, Ford'—You don’t show ft very strongly/ {Hil!’s testimony was here looked over, and the remark atcributed to him found, Mr. Ford.—New, what induced —Yes you did. AN I want to get hom peon ) and got mn to where they | ; ; twooflicers who had Lieut. Bran- | in. ‘These officers, I understood, were lt homp- When I got in to them they spnounced who he was, he expostalated with | the officers, and asked why wad And when they released him (B. he pointed with his tinger toward a man, and | ssid, «That is the man 1 wanted you to arrest,” or “Tbat is the man you should arrest.” This man had on a light coat and a high silk hat. Mr. Bradley then read over to Lieut. Hill his testimony, to have it verified. stated that he desired to have it understood that he did not know either officer Williams or pt that they announced them- Auswer:—That will depend upon a man’s ; Lieut, Brannin said “if | ain in the discharge of my du- as will shoot you.’’ I “at official duty B, was discharg- ing, Our duties were so entirely distinct that | we never came together. botsay,immy hearing what official duty ‘he rging. Ldid not hear him suy. I did hot tee him discharge any duty which He was in 2 situa- Hon were he cogld not discharge any daty. Mr. Ford.—I did not ask you that question. Auswer the question 1 ask you. Lieut. Hill.—I thought 1 did answer it. did not I beg your pardon. Tf you will ask it | Lieut. Brannix did | (Question:—Do you u:dertake to say to the | coutt Brannin had no pistol in his hand? Answer:—1 do not undertake to sa: of the kind. 1o the best of my knowledge I not seeapisiol. Lieut. Brannin said, “L will arrested again in the dischurge of my nd he used no names in the connection. 1:—Now you heard this whole affair | id Thompson said + PH shoot too.” Lieut, Hilli—No, sir, 1 did Suspicious CHARACTERS.—On Monday af- ternoon Officers Kirby and Poole overheard three men 8, W. John, George Brown and Ed- Monds quarrelling near ine north end of 7 street about @ rifg, Brown accusing John of etéalirga ting and twenty-five dollars and arre-ted them-and took them betore Justice Rowland. The ring which John was accused of stealing was found upon hie person. There storys did not tally well toge'ler excertivg that they all Agreed that they had beea to Al- exardria but could pot tell how they came up or show # pass upon which they ctme up. and they were placed in charge ef the detectives but have since been committed tothe Central Guard House as thieves and suspicious char- | acters, by Capt Todd Sa gece CoMMUTATION MonEy.—Up to Saturday money, had received $18,600 as commutation money in sixty cases. He receive! mousy in sto the 2ist, in three cases to the 2th. thirtesn to the 5th inst., and thirty-one tot! h inst. the receipts being as large last week for the whole previons period. A number of those who have paid their money have not yet pro- cured their exemption from the Board of En- roliment. eis SS A KickrnGc Arrarr.—On Monday, 2 trai of cars Was on Marviand svenue, loaded horses, and during the nightthey gotto kickinz and fighting ard burst out the side of ty thee severa! of them falling in the street. Officers Puliin, Newlan, Sessford, Weeden, and Gorman, took charge of several of the animals and turned them in to the proper au- thorities. nea Seale Pic-nic.—To-morrow the emplovees of the Ordnance Foundry, Navy Y: will give an atiernoon andevening pic nic st Seventh street Park, for the purposs of securing a substitute for a drafted man. This is the first pic-nic of these parties, but they promise to make it one of the best of the senson, ——— No Factuitivs to nE GIvEN THew.—Oapt Scheetz, Provost Marshal, has given orders that ne facilities shall be given in his office to agents, brokers, lawyers, ete., upon matters re- lating to drafted persons. The dra(t-d ones can obtain all necessary information in the best manner by applying to the oflicer in person. gee SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest- iug local articles. — 3 WE UNDERSTAND that Mr, Thomas M. Har- vey, 251 C street, between Tenth and Bieventh streets, has received the best oysters that have come to the market this season. The enter- prise of Mr. Harvey is wall-known, and with his facilities for procuring ANo, 1 sat: water oyster from their deep and briny beds, he is cenfident be can furnish to the pubiic or the army, from one gallon to five huadred per day, of the best quality the season through. He respectfully solicits the patronage of the public generally. * pk Seg en fprotat Norice.—Waned for Rent, irgt nor Georgetown, a+mall hoase urnished preferred )forafatrily. Applyat No.8? Loaisiaca avente, or No. 132G street. Be 17+t: stagnate AGAIN we call attention to the really elegant and varied stock of Jewelry and Plated Ware now dis- plaved at the Dollar Store, 136 Pennayivauia nve- nue, near 4}z street Be advised by “Go to the Dollar Store,” and invest your surplos cash fo 12-10" CL MARRIED, On the 15th of September, by the Rev. Mr_ Heese, of the Metacdist Protestant Charca, JAMES AO: TON to MARKY RIGSBY, both of this city, - DIED, In this city, on Tuesaday morning, 18th instant, EDWIN PAGE BERGMAN, eldest son of Lambart and Caroline P. Bergman, aged 14 years ard 7 month. ‘ ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No 404 Eighth street. between G and H, on Thursday afternoon. at 40’clock. ate Jn this city on Thursday, the 11th of Sept., 1363, WM. C. HIPKINS, formerly of Alexandria, Va. bis remains were interred in the old family burial ground, Fairfax county. Va. = At the M. E. Parsonage in Georgetown, on the evening of the 16th inst.. Mrs REBEUJA OHAP MAN, widow of the late Rev. Wm. HI. Chapman.of the Baltimore Conference. in the 65th year of her age. ‘uneral services will take age. No. 14 all street. morning, at balf-paat 3 o’clock, to which the rel: tives and friends of the fa are invited. In Georgetown. D G.. on the 33th os place at the Pavson- morrow ( Frida’ MARGABET ANN EDMONATON, in the 17th of her age, beloved wife of Wm. B. Kdmons' ° | ‘The funeral of Mr. THOMAS J. HINES will take lace from his mother’s residence, No. 291 G st., etween 13th and 14th, to morrow (Friday) after: noon,at2o’clock. Sriends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend. iad Important Faets Werth Knowing. AY THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 275 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between llth and 12th sta, YOU CAN BUY: Three 50 cent Novels for $1, fix 25 cent Novels for $1, Hight Photograph Album Oards for $1, Three 5) cent Stationery Packages for 31, Bix 25 cent Btationery Packages for $1, &@ cent Books from 25 to 45 cents, 91 Books from §) cents to 9) cents, $1.25 Beoks from 65 cents to $1.15, $1.50 Books from 75 cents to 91.40, $2 Books from §1 to 31.8), $5 Books from $2 50 to $475, A large lot of Books at half price. A FINE 8STOOK OF— PHOTOGRAPH CARDS and ALBUMS, BOOKS. S1ATIONERY, PANC ARTICLES, COMBS, BRUSHES, AMBROTY PES, &c.,&¢ , at greatly reduced prices, BF” “Quick sales and small profits.” BS” Orders by mail promptly attended to WM. F. RICHSTEIN'S Natiowat Bookstore, 27% Penn. avenue, se 16 1m between Ith and 12th streets. rok SALE— FRENCH PLATE LOOKING- Glass, large size: Large Mabogany Writing Desk; also, store Counter. Inquire at 506 Niath street Purtof the same Store for rent. 815 3t* KARE CHANCE —A small lot of VEGR- TSELES. pow growing within 2}; miles of Center Merket will be soldae thoy stand, at a bargain, as the owner is called away on business, Ajdress areas Post Office, stating w: eer ‘st | tar dt £ SCOVERY, : O PREVENT cood sweet Butter from getting rancid go to BURG Y’S, corner Land ith, aad aod Sth streets. and get # barrel of WELCH’S FAMLLY FLOUR, for only ($10) ten dollars, feist =” Ptepadit n.] IRST WARD STEAM OYSTER SALOO: subscriber wonld respectfally in form his friends and the public wen- efaily that he has reopened the Steam | Oyster Saloon formerly occanied by | Messrs Harvey & Co., whare he will 4 keep constantly oa band the best quality of OY3- SEAS, &e. Families supplicd with freah OYSTERS ‘in any quantity by leaving their orders. se 15-Im* W. BRADLEY. IGEST OF THE LAWS THB DisTRic® D OF COLUM Varek e Laws of the District of Colum the Laws of Maryiand of force and applicable in the Diatriet of Cu lure and the Acta of Congress in relation to ihe District, to March 3d, 1883 accom- panied with brief statements of Common Law and ndicial Peciaions. By M. Thompson. of the Wash- ington Bar. This iay published and for sale by iV. ae: Krad 4. MORRISON, 440 Penna. avenue. 6e15-3t* ‘ENTS’ FINK SO#T HATS; Gents’ Walking R Ganev and Umbrellas; Gents’ Kine Drea ote, Congress Gaiters, Balmorals, &c. Jas received, and for eale at the lowest cash prica. BURR & BROTHER, 383 Seventh street. near I. » containing ail _fe 15 3t* e NOt TO BUILDERS. JOHN HO. BIRD, Measurer of Work and i will attend to all orders left at hin one Mae rials ners, corner of Maryland avenue and Sixth street, (Istauc.) Be 15-1m* F OR SALE, ATTENTION! Just received, 50 HORSES trot the West, con- sisting of the finest Teame, Suddle and Oarriaze poten ee ae el seen in this city. Cail nw 8 Her table, corner Thirt - | spd-a hsif street and Ohio ave. Lie, ©. PRICE, Prop. ANTED—A BR 454 Ww Wis Bi 7H Star Box 34, wee Wholerala and retail Clothing. active H Box 37, Bier C00) a {ON offi PEER a . WASHBR and IRON- Scare eeanecie? By a respeota! ble young $i agit, aA s Burse or Unaaiber e are D—A STORE on Penn. avanue, Suitable Merchent, Star office, Walon 4 Good wager wi ANTED—Dyare TATION ta do W family. ¢ Bitar fice. i aL \ wen ts bet Land K. YP ANTED— TiON as to > 77h ill be given. do 0} ady BUSHELM: strart, oppomite Pat t8 VAN ahs nt Ofc Addrew ee 17-3t* 0 17-2 spectadia young Girl a str- Genera! Housework in s small hamberwork. Address Haonsh, Sn -sizth st-eet, r, te? bie Girl, a SITTA- pri tvate fami ily. Ke: strict © fe \ ae J7 Rt* aNTED-a ath 7-2 ANTSD—Two good HARNES! spd Address Ore bundred EES wanted. at Oyster Depot, 280 C street, between Its an gtreets. B. e 1 Pn OYSTBR M. HARVEY'S ditth YOUNG MAN toattend to a Se. Must wiite a good band, and bea V., Star office, S MAKERS; alto, JOB HAND; the best of wages given’ OKATIO BEALL. 45S Sevanth street, near 8. A B \ V Works. of 0. 0. HARE, *uperintendent V fETTLED AMERICAS WOMAN WISHES A Sitvation as Cock, and to aveiat in washing. in a private fami ‘Adaress Bo: iy at 444 Bie pended need apply. ;ANTED TO Pt Asmall, gentee! li j with convenences fi | lath, Peon avepueand [street N Dr 16, Star ol Like Best reference given if re enth, WASE I) 58K. of Fr enokt sel OARD WANTED—For a gentleman and } wife 8 icfapt and nurse. ia strictly private No » thera are no other boarders, pply. Will bs permanent. brough City P.O, giving name Jo Ad se 1 quired, 1t™ ANTED—A steady WOMAN to ao ths Obam- berw-rk spd h ip take care of an in ant Ap- ‘None but one highly recom. ite MEDIATREL¥— abont 4 rooms, #, beteven Sd and Addres-A BLU, ‘Store, corner of Penn, avenus and i TANTED—A YOUNG jedge of the Drug buminers GRAY, uortheast 9 street, Ww A }ANTED—A first clacy BLACKSMITH at tho Gas Works, 2th and G Tnqaire at the MAN having a know- Appiy to W. A rof Maes avenue and 4ib re 16-2t" TED IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN TO. cook xud to co general hourseworz, near the City Pascenzer Railroad Depot. NJ Apoiy .Aara, B immediately, Nene dat apply BB Be 16.3 V M 377 & W2. hy SO L0s Tan fe li 2t* __ WR WatTERS V /ANTED—A MA quained with the Dairy busivess Af inan preferred Inquire atNo 20 Market Space, opposite Center Markat. ge 1e-2t* KY, OOK-KBEPER WAN commend:d. jones and palersng Vashington, D best of refererce given, office. 88, Re 16 3 a3! none otaers need sony, te 16 lw*™ aes: a ReI6/SEF SMALL FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED | House Wanted, in central part of the city; the | Address Burdue Star K ats #®O—A competent man, Applicanta must state a Address “A 3t* sg} ) ANTED IMMEDIATXLY—A good OOLOKED COOK ( woman). wages per :noath wili da given for a first-class Cook for a Rostaurant; OHAS KLOTZ, S10 PE R DAY Address circuiar cont street, bet. 17th and 18 h. NETT PSOFI WANTE D—Fer alight wholesale ousiness, trom which the adove profit cal ba postive! Senc 3 cent stamp for ‘tienlars, New York. AGENIS XAKTS WANTED—To hail Gas Cosl from Dapot / to Gas Works. Inquire of WM. DO 170 Bridge rtrest, Georgetown, ANTED—A WHILE GIRL to do general poely st wr pRADE and 19 housework. Yard, Hat between i Be 15-3 "§ Marble +” street, cornerof L Be 15 3t* ;ANTED—A WHITE CHAMBEEMALD todo the ‘cleaning and sasist in the washing ani ircring. She must be neat and tidy, and under- stand atreet. Ww Address F, er WLING, at __ se 16-3t* J ANTD—OYSTEB SHUCHER, 350 E-Kighth treet. Good wages given, | JAMES RANIKUN bariness well. To such & one, good | wages will be given, Apply at 349 Nineteenth Be 15-30" county, Ma ANTED—By Octcher tst_a SITUATION by an intelligent. energetic man, who is accuston- ed to book keeping, but will tarn his attention to any situatien he can obtain, and wil! make himself generaily uselul, Best cf teferences if requized. B., Wothoredviile P. 0., Baitimora eo 15-3t* V WITZ’S, No. 29 eouth § street, Uspitel Hil, ou the line’of the city railway. 7ANTED—A WOMAN to do the washing aid bourawork ofaxmall family. Appiy at JOUN ne lt 1 we ) tim WO GIKLR16 AND 15 YRARS OF age— | ¥U ations ax Chambermaids or Nurs- Apply immediately at No 94 Twen' Good reference given, a respect ambermaid ina j Callat the Star ofticoon Friday, between 1? and 12 | It m 3 D; front ou V ni vi . Wane | prope ty fronting on Virginia avenue, bet SBC AUOTION SALES. ‘THIS AFSERNOON AND YO-ORROW bing tot on 198m SFatat 2a TwREN Q aap RK ht sates FAconer—Oe THURSDAY Rem STOOR, at % elosk. on the Premises, we shall sell, Got'No. $5, in subdivision Of Bquare No. 385. fronting W fest on Tenth street West, between north Q B atreete, and runaing ‘without reserve, back '95 feet te a wide ale. MeGUIRB & 00. Auct'rs, Terms of sale, cash. neld I By GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, . 0, Fo. SALB aT AUCTION —On THURSDAY, the th of Rept. at 6 0’cldek p.m . I will sai PRAM HODAY sad LOR fe Snare st: Trontiag teet on K street seath and 63 feet on ith atreat ‘ It is ove of the moat desirable lota in the Bixth Ward. }t can besold at private sala aay for tho sale. For terms apply to JR. IN, No. 66 La ave., near the Bauk of Wash. “sell d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. (YXKCUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- 4 vsp Property —On THURSDAY, the lt day of September, A. D. 1343, on the preaires o'clock in the afternoon, we shall sell that valua: 8 en | ington. ane 4th streets east, belonging to the esiate of ilen Morton, deceased, and being a part of Lot arabe: ove (1) in Square numbsred sevaa hua- red ani ninety-six, (79,) improved by a com- fortable three story Brick ii ines will also he sold the alley attached to the premises, leading to ith street east, ton foot wide gud fi ty (50) feet ceep, being the southera part of Lot fifteen 15.) in ssme square ouse and other daild- he honse is now nnoccup.ed, and postession can iven irameiately. (i Faly—CASN; ST to be paid at time of and stamps at the expenss of GF9O. F. GULIOK. ANNM POUTCH, Executors of the late Bl'ea Morton. decaa-e4, REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, fe 9.12.15.16& 17" By THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer, Georgetown, D.C. } OUSENOLD FURNITORK AND keeRots at Auction —I will sell, on FRIDAY MORN- ING next, September Inth. at l0 o’cluck, at No. 126 Beecnd street, n-ar the Coliees gate, Georectown, the Furciture and Effects ofa gentleman leaving the city ; comprising— Fa: lor Chairs, Sofa, & Three-plr_Ivrgrato, and other Carpats Enreaus, Bedsteads, and Mattrarses Chairs, Pables, Lounges, &c Wardrobes Mirrors, stoves, dc., Crockery and Glassware _ Ki chen Stove and Reqnisites, Acd maps Articies net mealioned. Bale positive, Terma cash sels THUS DOWLING, Anct, By J.C, MOGUIRE & Of, Au neers. NSIRABLE LOT AND SMALL BRICK HOUSE ONBIXTH STRERT. AE: wr SLaso K sours, is x —On FRIDAY AFTER ; O"clogk. on the premirnn, «1D Sqnere No, 4%, tron:ing GG) Pp we shell self Lot N 47 feet on Sixth street west, between south a K streets, and running back iW feet toa zs font alley, and improved by asmall Brick Hi » 20n- tuit ing two roums. \ TANTED—A firet-clas OYSTER-OPENER. Best wages given. KLOTZ. G street, nest 17ta, Apply to CHARLES se 12 lw" 42 Penn. avenue. ba eets, conveni- | eral re- TRIN'3, Li D—A SMALL HOUSE, or part of a , between 24 and 12th at: ent to th: Avyenus, for s smali fami ward given for information at 8, GOLD8' soit Tes ANTED-— Four good MILLI £RS; the highest wagen peid. ApplyatS HELLER’S, 34 far. ket Space, between 7th and 3th. se9- 2W* \ GENTS WANTED TO SELL THESTAN DARD This work presents a rare opportunity to make money fold, Cireulars. gi dress JONES BRO! Fayette strect, Baltimore, His G y of the War, ving ter! 8 Pa co 50,600 Pubii A . &e , sent fre shers, 71 Sim copies al 7ANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE, by a small othe, particuiarn nily from October Ist, 1863, for 6 Address K. KINGSLAND, No 407 New York avenue, corner lth street, giviog fail 69 §-2W* Be 4-2aw2e” at this office, stating situation best reference will be given and required. erms, &¢. op A gentlemer, with his wife, two nd two sons (all grown), wishes to by thle lice of ill be required. M. W.,? Terme of sale can, and without rese-ve cel4 J.C, McGUIRE & CO, Aucts. By J.C McGUIKE » 00., Anctioneera N47 AND DESIRABLE BRIOK DWELLING House os VirGisia AYENUK, RETWEEN 3D AND <VKERTS, AT E te AveTiIoN —On #RIDAY ERNOON, Sept. 13th, at 5 o’olock, on the premiser. we sball sell, Lot No, 22,in suddivision of Square fr_nting 39 feet om Virginia avsnuo, be- tween jd and 4!. streets, und running back abou | KO feet, with a 12 foot alley runving the whole | depth ofthe Loton the west mde, together with | the improvements, sons ating of a two story Brick | Dwelling House and brick back building. | Terma: @ne-third cash; the remainder in tix and. twelve mos the, with interest, secured by a eed of trust on the premises. Beld J C. McGUIBE & CO.. Aucts, Ry G@AKEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘OOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT BW oor tux Isianp at Avotion.—Ua FRIDAY. the 18th instant, we shall sell, in front of the premises, até ovcleck p m_,south halfof Lo: F, in aubdi virion of Square No, 435, with the improvements, coasistine of a gcod two-story Frame House with 4 rooms, kitchen gnd wood-house. This property fronts on Severth street west, next to the corner of south E street, and Terms sell rpas back to an alier, GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aneta, Cash. URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at 450 lath str east aide. between Gand H streets, nestly furnished and very comfortab!s BED RCOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable in the city, Every attention at to those conary: ingthem, No children in the house. t FS RER T_Farnished Oommunicating ROOMS, 4 D Be 17-3t* 54 Bighth at., near UBKNISHED HOUSE TO LET—A four story House, neatly furnished. Possession given immediately Inquire at No, 136 @ street. oppo- Fite Patent Office. Be I7-3t" OR SALE—A PAKRM of thirty acres, on a good j road, in Montgomery county, Md,, four miles from Georgetown. D OQ. For further particulars inquire of G@. F, WORTHINGTON 434 Thirteenth, Washington. 86 17-3¢ Hiotze FOR SALE—A fine Hotal and Restau- rant,in the test and moat central part of the {| erty, with lease and furniture, at low price Ia- | quire at the officeof L. SOHADE, 217 F st..near | Treasury, Be 17-3t* To LARGE #RICK HOUSE CORNER C AND Third streetis now ready for the reception of guests, Some fire rooms can be had by upplyin; Two desirable Rooms for offices on the firs! j fiber to 1sts suitable for a physician or lawyer. fe 17-2t™ T FOR SALE. 7 HE STOCK of GROCERIES and LIQUORS, and GOOD WILL, of Btore No, 272 Seveath street, between Land M, now doing « fair businaes, Or, if preferred, the prevwnt propristor will taxe a partner who cap give the )usines< his personal at tention and supply a small portion of the capits! Inauire at the Store, 8917 2k MAREET FARM fOR SALE—Or Exchanes part for Improved City Proverty—Under a gaod tints of cultivation, containing between 5) and 6) scores in woud; a guod Frame House, con- Hs rooms; necestury outbutldings; a ae itl ard of young, bearing peack trees, trees, a never tailing spring of excal- r; puinp im yard; situated about 5d miles from Washington city, in Princ: George's county, Md ina healthy location. A Dairy Farm could be msde out of the place, and meadow could bs made atd hay enough raised for this purpore. Theowner not being able to uttend to the place. ia hia reasoa for selling. For further particulars atdreas Roc No 3=6 Warhiugton City Post Office. se 1 W Olothing, at reduced PE . good workioen, apd ni _my tt cRS eral Wages joue Others’ will be aces pted. to the Government Oarpentor Shop, on K- Rear the corner of beventesnth st ; ANTED,—10,000 MEN AND 6: SMITH & BBALL’S to bay tho cag, at 361 Seventh street, just below the Northern Markot. jy t-te im) Lieut. Col. EM. GREENS, Obie! Quartermaster, Depvertmant of Washinztoa. \ SMITH Post Offices. BRUCE & COQ. want ell to know taat they can JAN we, TE jy lie uy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 nth atreet, than elsewhere. tr Up eet ROOMS. —A suit of fre large Roome, to be rented sing! two I: floor, suitable fcr @ paymaster or a professio: al man. Apply. 41% corner 3th and H sts. 56 POR EET OBSIRABLE APARTMENTS. en suite, on first avd second tioors, private table if desired STABLE One room snitahle for sn ollice; for rent, Apply at 322 G street, betwe lath ani Selé at" | AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEE 18T PAGS, By GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auc iopeers. he MI cows at avucrion — Ou eATORE yptem | oe ae PA om bar 19th, at 1 o'ciook . mm. t of our Store, corner Reventh aa sede aera cai Righteon Mileh Cows, ia attentina o' ‘arm wiening Stock of thls Hod ts tnvivea ant omnes ‘erms be eel? GRBEN & WILUIAMP, Aucte. By J. 0. Ser & 0O.. Auctioneers. MALE OF VALUARIE BUSINESS P! Ss OrposiTR WILLARD’s Hors, nahonaree rte BT TEAMIOOR staal wa, ava iN, m der a " the promises. we shail sell part of Lot F and ail of G,in eubdivision of Square No 256, gether . feet 9 incheson Penntylvania avenue, ering te tween Viti: and loth streets, and improved bye brick uildiog, containing two stures, with a dwell- ove itie perfect 2 3 ‘in cash; the remainiderinaix an@ . with interest, sesured by deed of ‘aa Soyo premises ent of conveyancing to be paid by the reid Ja Moguine & oo By J. 0, MottULKE & CU., Auctioneers. ioe bert! IMPROVED PMOEBBEY NEAR LAvayeTTE PovaRe ar Puniio Aretion —On THUKSDAY A NOON. September 2it haif paxt tive o'clock. on the premises, we shall sail ertect Lots Nos. 4, 6,and 7, in Square No 39, ronting 66 feet linchon léthatreet cetween H and Streets, (adjoiniug 8t. John's Ohurch,) and ran- ning back i() fest, together with the ini provementa, ecnsistirg ofa Two-story Brick Hone, containing eisven rooms, and « brick stable. the whole en- clesed ina brick wa:l rehaser. Aucts, Terms: One-third cash ; the remainder in sixand twelve months, with interest, secured by deei of trust on the premises. a! H ocets of conveyances to be psid by the pur- chaser #7" Possession given on or before November Ist. sel? J.C, MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, ~By W. Lb, WALL & OO., Auctioneers, At the Horse Bazanz,9% south side Louisiana avenue between Ninth and Tenth st SPLENDID PAIR OF GREY HORSES, Puarztos, axp HaRNmss at AUCTION —Om SATURDAY MOKNING, 19th inst, at 19 o'clock, We willeell at the Bazaar, a splendid pair of Grey Horses,» Handsome Phwton, and Harness, WM. L. WALL & Aucta, "By J.C, MeGUIRB & OU., Auctionsers (SNUG PRAM HOUSR AND Lor At PUBLIO N'Sirk.—On TU BSDAY AFTERNOON, Bept 344 até o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell the east half of Lot'No. 6, in £quare sou h of Square Mor e185 | 104. frenticy 24 fect 2 inchhs on E street north. be- tween 2'th and 2ist streets west, and running back 140 leet, together with the improvements, consist- ing of a nsat two story frame Dwelling How Terma: One-half cash; the remsinoder in six mouths, with interest, secured by a deed of tri on the premises. Cost of conveyances to be by the purebaxer, i (og, Possession given in two months after date of tale. J.C. MCGUIRE & CO . Auete, By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD OASE PIANO s Kosewoop MARBLE BRD Biuuuagy ree FaMiiy OaxkiaGR, DOUBLE skaT CKAWA Hicxsss, asp Hovsguo.y Poawitvee ar Avcerios.—Un SATURDAY. Bept 19th at 100 in front of the Auction xooms, we shal sell— Oneaupsrior Bose wood case Piano Forte, by Rosen- Tanz Cne Rosewood Marble bed Bi'liard Tabie Bute ot Parlor Furnitare ficished in Crimson 2ush Haudsome Mirror-back KEtegers Marcle top Centre and Sofa Tables of Rostwood Suite of Solid Oak Chamber Furniture handsomely Ornamented » Bureaus. Wardrobes, and Mabogany Beds teads, Washstands Hair and Husk Mattrasses, Boisters and Pillows Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, L 8 Marble-top Sideboard, Pining Uhai! Brussels, Three ply and Ingrain Carpet Wainut Bookcase Gilt Frame Mirror Extension Dining Table, Refrigerator. AT 11 O’cLock— Gne Double seat Kockaway, nearly new Cne Family Carriage, for one or two hor: Military Saddle, Single and Doabie Hara: One Excellent Second hand, Fire proof Saie, ALSO For sccount of whem it may consern,s lot of Rid and Wuite Win:,in casks, Terms cash, eelé J.C McGUIRE & CO . Aucts, _By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UCTION SALE OF HORSES, MULES, MILOW Cows, Besy, Gatti ®, Har, AND SEASONED OAK Axo Pink Woop.—Oa THUKSDAY, the first aay of October next, at 12 o’clock M., we shall sail at the farm of Dr, Benj Hodges, two miles from Tenaally- town, between Reckville Pike and Roca Greek, viz: &+ven Stout Work Horses and W: Ha: One Pair of No.1 Mules ek esa pat Your Mileh Cows Six Young Steers in prime order for beef Fifty tons of Hay Bix hundred cords Bessoned Oak and Pine Woed, allcorded, and is about a half mile of Fort Da- eine? = two miles of Fort . erms cash, se15 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. By J.C. MeQUIRE & CO., Auctioneer, XORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SLX PB 2 Opn?. S20cx a? Avcrion.—On SATUBDA t. 19th, at 5o’slock, at the Auc- t sell, in sums to auit— f Washil J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auota, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown. D.C. TT Fo stony BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT IN _G@ROXGETOWN at AvcCTION,—I will ell, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON nexi, Ustober 224, ats o'clock, ir frontef the premises. Lot No. 112,im Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, front- ing 35 feet on the south sido of Second street, be- tween Market and Frederisk streets, and running back 112 feet toe wide alisy, and improved bya good two-story Brick Dwelling-houre. Terms: One-thirdeath; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, secured by a deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Tith fect tiie THOMAS DOWLING, Auct sel5 By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. DOTION SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND IN +A. Mosrcommry county, MaryLamo,or Niwety Acags, witi 718 IMpRoveNents.—Un THUBBDAY, the Ist day of October next. at 4o’clock p.m ,we 4 ailse!l, the Farm of Dr, Benjamin Hodges, situ- ated between the Rockville pike and Rock Creek, two mi from Teonaliytowa, and adont five and a half miles from Georgetown sn@ Washington, Ninety acres of Land, in high cultivatioa—is high and very healthy, ard in the neighborhood of ex lent society, and within an hour’s drive of either of che absve cities. Ithasonitan abundance of wood and fine water a good Dqelling Honse, barn aud granery. corn crib tor two hundred barrels of corn, a stable for six horses. __ The shove farm is immediately oppcsite the farm of Joseph H. Bradley, senior J ‘The premises will be shown at any time before ibe day of sale by calling on the owner on the premises. ' Terms: One-third cash ; balance in six, twelve cighteen, and twenty-four months, the purchase! to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interett from day of sale. A dred given and «deed of trust taken. seljecddds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucta, ‘OR $ —A smallt¢o-Story BRICK HOUSE, | & contsiving 4 rooms, kitchen, and codhonsa For particulars Call on tae premi‘es.@ street be- tween 1 strect west and North Capitai strect, Priat- ing office equare. | #e16-2w™) - WURDSMAN & re rice —Everybody to know that they ce. their Clothing xe 460 Beventh sireet, oposite the City at IMBIA —An:Analyties! Digest of the | Y AN?ED— SECON Also, Mirror Housefurpishing @o04 i ar Ps 8 of ov. eR! R. BDOHEY. 4 et. G ant £t syletr 28 7th st a4! -HAND FURNITUERE- Rods, Bedding and ‘oription ‘de LOST AN D FOUND. [> OUND—Near Colonel Greene’a Wood Yard, in Alexandria, Va on or about the ath Sept., | 183, a POCK£T- BOOK, containing over $15). The | owner, by calling at the wood yard, proving pro- | berty, “and defraying expenace, wil an ount, receive the 83 17-3t™ [| OST —Yesterduy morning, the 15:h instant, th, 4 scmewhere between the corner of | on Nth, aod Pena. avenue to Elis’ Masi BLACK CLOTH POCKES.BUOK, cont: apd a bunch of keys ud IT nin: Tho finder may Keep tne smorvy if be will return thé pocket-book and Kays at Eilis’ Music Store. 2 17 at" J Maron’s Island, near 5017 1w* ( white, G& > REWARD —Strayed from the subs: er, on Georgetown, on the ltth.a BED GOW, marked Bon the left hip,anda white spot on the right hip; about 6. years old. J, 8, BUTTSRWORTH, Assistant Sub. Dept. / er. OD Monday, the 7ih instant, BAY MAR; blind in the lett eve; b ‘fhe owner will perty, péy charges, and teks te The above reward will be given to any one return- ing her to the subscriber, on Mason’s Island. ‘AME TO THE STAGLE OF THE 8UBSORLD- & Blaze faced oth hind feet come. forward, prove pro- her away. ANISL REGAN corner Fourtegath and ». Fe tla? HUF, L, G. MARINI TAKES THE LI to inform his forwer popils and frionder that he will be ready to form Balect class first of October, 1863, Yourb respectfct moe ae _ Be 15 et* 4. @ MARINI. JEW SINGING CLASSY WILL BE OPKNED BY Prof: ALEXANDZR W' ‘SKL at his res- icence. No. 316 # street, corner of lita, by Bis new and simplified system. All those who would OST—A email black and tan-colored THBRIBR: DOG. A libera! reward will be enn, avenue and 17 tornin, se em to No, 183 Pi given b: mp REWARD .—8tra: actiber, a red ARK RF: or avent Te Bt. stolen from the sub- 1] ED OOW; biped om left f eRe at iF spencer ands yearsold. On L’ treet, Det, 1% 8. Mpeiest N°™ ATO AML BNRISU, L hitel Treen the b ay. ST—A G (ane. be be liberally teenth atrget, > al ar botts Bt toonit fpivn' tite to & small ‘ind fest white 7 on jateps Radon a king ours of } rewarded by. i common ¥ ded . 95 dea ae eet alaey! yeas? ME thle Bae dale 3 cars, a ptr Liens moore tae ablery im Oy » vag it at aa Nines z: + ast" | prek SALF —A fine FRAME CoTTAGR W:U38, " bdesntifwly situated, contajning eleven rooms, op New Jersey avenue, one and a bait squares aorta of the Capitol, For particulars apply to J. @. COOK, at ibos, W. Wiliams’ Stai sel6 3t* K URNISHED ROOMS—For gentlemen onlv, at 64 F stree!, between 13h aud ]4th atrests, nesr Wiijlards’ and the Ebbitt House. Monse new ly painted and furnished. The iveation is the best in the city. 86 1950" F° REN’ rooms, extra 6176, eS On 8th street, A HOUSE, eontai four large session immediately ; 450 4 first-c. ass Bake Gyen and room with all utepsile used ina hake: apply to F. GALLAHER & CO ,corverof7thand Dets., (sland. se 15 3t* FOR 2ENT-STORE MOUSE No. 188 Bri street, (neat Market Douss,) Georg, C. The best standin Georgetown. For tion adidre:s JOHN J. BOG OP, Georgetown, Do. sé 15-30" bad A FURNISH#D HOUSE FOR REN C—IN TAR fA First Ward’ ten rooms. one hundred and thirty per month, For furtaer purticulars inquire at the southwest corter of &th and D streets, Vetween the hours of 4 and o’clork p. mt. 80 15-30" F R RENT —A pleasact FURNISHED ROOM, suita®le for gentiemen, on second tioor, ( ferms moderate,’ with a genteel respectable family; ro other boarder Only 3 few squares from Willard’s or the De ments. For further information call at 403 Ith street, between Gand H. _ se15-3t* )URNISHED EOUSE FOR RENT.—A comfor- tably-furnished House, pleassntiy situated, will be rented for the winter to a private family. yt $125 per month ip advance, Reference re- quired, Address ¥, M., Box 73, P.O. Washing- ten. Re 16 Bt" RzAE BSTATE AGENOY. Persons wanting to Rent or Purchase Dwolling or Store Houses cas, be accomodated at the Meal te - Also, a Property of any Lind tbat they-derire. to Seth, Rent or Lease, ee de Furmiehed #15b, the bestof purchasers and ALES. be Wan destvea thn tery, heed of refesiqoed ean be siven. SEAhE COGSWELL & JACKSON Attorneys and Comuacilors at Law and Real Estate brokers, 5 ith street, the Post Office—Roo: seat ap ena yeep stairs oa 7ERBY N’ ITTLE’ HOUSE AND LOT FOR ML sale thes, ‘Bouse is new {ro-stary. of rooms e: . LEMONG. Maker, corner of D an ie soa) 88 tw * FOR BALE—Taelvi irab! Banter ris ice Dis 3 BEIM 24 OSL , & Aeapr ek OR } ri LAM. 2 SSISTANT OT ARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, Corntr of G und Twenty: second streets, Washington, Sept mber 4, 1563 NOTIOE—Will be soid at Public Auction, at the BR E P, on thesquare between fa en z &@ large lot of Qvartermaster’s 8t . concemned as anfit fer pudlic service, consisting in part of Serap Lrenand jcatper, Baddies, Bridles; parts of Haraess and Wazore, Tents, Tocis and implementa, peoee cash, in eophymienge ae F) Sale to commence at ten o'cloca a m 3 C. d. TOMPKINS, Gaptaina. Q M.,U Bua. AT. Bini HiDKS. VW ILL Be_sold Paste Auction on rate WEONKSDAY and SATURDAY, at 1 @’o) AN m. gt the Whario: xth street, Washingtoa, thsGovsraracs Beet Hides om ‘ugha at sus tite af ale. Terr-a cash, In notes, to be atahe moment of aale. wha Gol, det 865 fais (Ohrom.} ITCHELL HOUSER i HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,) 462,454, and 466 Tuigtsents S7Rerr. The undersigned solicits the ‘onage of the ubdlic. This house has public and private ining Booms and Lunch Conuter; aioe 2 > a oumber. of light, airy and well-farn: Bleeping Apartments, hy the week, day or munta. at Uberal terms. Its Larder is me ples ultra. the Culinary department under the contol of one of the best cooksin the country. Particalsr atten- tion bas been paid to the selection of the Bar- room. so that the moet fastidious copnoiseur can- not fail to be pleased GQ. B. MITCHELL, Proprietor. N. B—The Mating Apartments are open night and day. au l¢-Im* N#v28 TOO LATE TO LEARN. BY PROF. ALBXANDER WOLOWSKI, PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER. XW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR Piany FORTE AND SINGING. Professor Wolowski continues his Singing and Finna OUsiee and opens a new course for Piano 0 LIGHTS, apd person enabled ina very short time to read music Aa to the the vocal part, is ot ase. WOLOWSKI resolves vistiate tatiys from 809 o’clook * 2. Four and.six light SASH. =" The te yoar ‘bering by Professor Wolowaki’s new method. facility and ane pee © cio : so ae in ede ea a fs ‘sobthD Utboay, no, 9 Water Sogn ¥. having cnly a slight knowledge of music will be t ‘assical mmnsie with rare 1e Tet Daan toctracy and Ane quality corner o| auto 7 60 8 BY 10; b , TH BT F = at Bomar Qalagred Seavy OE bo aa or ing