Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR: PUBLISHED HYERY AFTERNOON - (SUNDAY EXOBPIED) © STAR BUIL cus Fane AVSSUS AND 117 OrmEEe, V=. XXIE. © EDUCATIONAL. FOR SALB AND RENT. ) BROOK EvILLN ACAPEMY A BOARDING BCHOOL For aye. healthy village, " Rosd. For ests: addroza ot eee Mao. RPREFSYSAM. A.B Prine! pal u a tna 1 ON gg BROOKWS ENGLISH 44ND PREROR BA 'seasriow om Daz pehce: Be. 130 Fens. av; aildings. eB: y re it AD day, Be er 5 tained 21 the boeksteres of bere a Buses wines SELECT €LASSIEAL axD MATHRMATHAL BCHOOR, th street, between I and E, ‘Fhie Beboo!, formerty looated in H street, be- } ard Bth streets, will ba ze-o: oa Bie iret Monday im Peptember in the new Bebeol Bozse reseatiy erected on i¢tu strect, tween I and E. ey qusrier $15. For informetiou ad- dpese the Principal, or aali af bia residence, 348 ® rim New Yerk swoon Sth and joth sts ow Bere avenne GHAR. BD. YOUNG, M:2. TOWRSAND OOMTINUES \APFER 4 ~s @’elosk 3 PS is ees ce ee Pes of Ape t Be. rite atr Mth, or address the P O. 36 ia! ear WES. SURE : M TLL REOPEN WILD Bae BOHOL On MONDAY, Sopt. ath, | au M-eotDatl~ Prof. F. Meiedeon, Pi ‘args will reecive prompt aitenticn. Tuead: Sept. let, 1363. Sie eee ne We LOWMLE, I % KGSTOWN Ga houea FEMALE SEMINARY, 4 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 151 Weer S87anz7, Groncerown, D. U. The duties of this institution will be resnmed Monday, Sept 7th PAE hs may be obtaimad at Bi p drersin, ve Sone “oS HA RHOTER, cipal, ‘HE UNION it PEMALE ACADEMY, Cormer ef 14th strest and New York avemus, The Fourt: enth Annual Session commences sep- tember 7, 1563 . Cirsulars at the Bookstores, an 17-tf “AUCTION SALES. By THOMLS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Georgetown, D.C. BUSTER'S BALE OF VALUARLE IM- raovsy Property axy Warss owas wEas ‘ows, O., at Avotiow.—By virine ofa deed of trast from Johu S. Berry & O ber, made the 2d day of June, 1859 arong the lard recorcs of said Distr a +. Ne, 18, at Polio 23.&6.,1 w: Bt Publis Auction ont Temn:ser, to the highest bidder.un EATURDAY, tre lth day of Octobor mext, at 12 o'clock m., that portion of the Old Foonéry Property lying west cf Georgetown and Situated between the Chesapeake and Unio Uanal nd the Poomac river, (excepting however, the section in: liog the two Stone Mille assigued to D.L. Shoemaker & Brother by articles of axree ment reeorded in same Liber No, 147, at Folio 99S, de .aud the extreme eastincet angle’ eonveyod to John Coreoran by deed reco-ded in aame Lider No, 8 ‘there is apon the property to ble Distillery. with futures, + a6 well as from the strea: “* Milt Branch.” ranniog throug t! By reference to the records tous! premise the transfer ef various Foundry property, it will jeessary for the complete enj vment of the n, | ann of the origina seen that all reserva- ave been made. re several valuable sites on said property for the developement of water ted these are, at t! nd of the Cau igati a affording ares! abipment, they furnish a rare opportunity for per- ing rea. estate investments A plet ofthe eatire Foun try Property and Shomaker’s and Cor- eoran'’t sestions, will be exhibited mpon application te ustee, aad on the day of sale : jh ; and the balance in be secured by no es at on months bearing interest, on the One-fourth ess to six, twelve, anda 5 Bot complied with ia six days from the dy of saleinclasive. the property will be resold upon 10 days notices, at the risk and ost of the defaniting purchaser, All eonveyano- ing and stamp duties at the enst of the purchaser.} U@H GAPBRTON. tee, eodads THOS. DOWLING, Auet By GREENj& WILL] AMS. Acetioneers. Nis het SALE OF ' HB Dws 0UB! Carnie LL.—By ry Dearing @ate January \7th. 1959 ed in Liber J. A.B. Wo. 172, folios 258 weq., one of the land reeords of Waahi gton eeunty, D. C., I ehall sell at Pablie Auction, im front of the 4,0m TUBSDAY, the 6th day of Oetol ts o’cloek p. m., the following deser ieee of lant in the eit of Gol: rate = aie 18, in Ba: 0) bo: ed wor iB eorner porth on the line of Fourth street 23 theres west om the line of the lot 97 feet to an al- alley G8 feet tenes cost $7 Soot te the piace ef be- from a f Veet Sis inenens Jes; thence south om the line of said inches. and e@inning. x0e end reserving if Seve dsccciee oe alley about ¢ feet ‘sad 4m said feet ia th im the pe ep er pig *y : . Cxeaptin, oe Bi yidth rennt yo south line of said lot,” premi ‘ed by Chree story brick ling Reuse, and tasted dear the scrmar of north aad Fou tk etree three ty grounds. "Serm One-third conk ; Delamee im equal 5 ea. and (sok mon’ oy and very healthy, and Jent society, and within an hot drive of either ofthe edovecitios. It hasonitas sbundanes of and fine water & good Dwelling House. barn and gran¢ry.eorn eribd for two hundred barrels of er ‘table for six horses. ‘any time before of sale by ealiing @ owner on the premises. Terms: One-third eash ; balance im six, twelve, @igh'een, and twei ormouths, the purehaser ive pote; ferred payments, bearing EABLE DWELLI ae OS eons our an "ome ts ef briek, two stories, with fzed went, kitsheu. &e.. with Waek Hcuse, Bheds Garson and bhrabvery. are i fhe prope ty a tes’ 5 per snasa. Le Jeol and | iu good order, Whe ‘nd leases for from §S t @6 per hole will be sold for the ver te the above @ remainder im ix with {ater high isa littleover to, or addrem. CHAS L, arvoy's @Mlce, Ne 33 See- Baltimore, or at Ne. 67 sonth Gay we 18-88 MARKET Lacs roR PALe io. part farprez. Ciag Prever jeder a state of hav ation, com berween 5) and © Office. R=: MBTATE AGERGY. Persons wanting to Reat or Purchase Dwalting or ore ouses rd be acoommedated at the Beal vind that they decire to Bel, Rent er Lease, ee . cau be furnished with’ the best of purchasers and tenants free ef change. ‘When de-ired, the very beat of references can be 2m. Apply te vos. UL RE. COGRWHLL & JACKSON Attracys and Ornmaliers «Lew and Ret 458 Feventh stron {ee Wim*} 19 and5 I OUBR AND LOF 21 Se Yi-lw* B SALB—Betwoen Vir- Feet, om Bixth atrecteast, 2, ‘Phe house is in irae. eo ly lw* FOR £4L5-—A small two-btory BRIOK HOCSH, ¢onteiving 4 rooms, & and woodhonse particuiarr eallonu the p tween 1 atree ing offer iuelé-sw7] UR SALP —A Sne FRAME OOTTAQOE HOUSE, beautifa ly situated, eontajoing eleven rooms. en Deluwere avenue, one and » balf squeres oorth of the Oapitol. For particulars apply to J. 0, COOK, at Thos. W, Williama’ Stabies op 8th atreet, self @:* RICK COPTAGE FOR BALE.—That delig’ ful Briek Cottage, with eovered verandah eortaining sxven rooms. lighted by gas,on Hat., in Printing Offiee Square, wiil be 891d chea) In- nize of present oeeupants or of W. STICKNEY, by letter or im porsou. Possession given immedi- ately fe 11-3"* Fok RENT .—A well farnished NOUSH, within one Kqnare «f Pommeylvania avenue. Also severni vacant LOTS on WN at aA GRAND PIANO for sale. Enquire at the Drug Btore, eor. ef ‘2th and Pa ave. 598-20" af A large three LOT on ¢ and pair. Pot ion immediacely. the Jarge dwelling a7 joining for rent, and a desira- bie three-story Brick House, with back building, end Lot, on K street between 24th and ah streets, fo: riee 84.0. Apply at No, 33 Pi se8 tw* FroBwisaxp BOOMS PO LET—At No, 183 @ street, mear Ith st. Gas and hot and eold Beths. ge 1-lm* ALUAB) LOT FUR SALE—On K, letwoon Eighth ang. Ninth streets, and fronting tho Northern Market. Twenth-three feot front. with feet. Alley in rear. In- adepth of one hundred fe nire of HARMON BURNS 40% Pena, ayenue,or GEO Sy si it Ww. COOHMAN 39% Penn. ave,’ Fo EENT—A fine STORE on Seventh streét, one of the best loeatons ia Washington for any busin y at the Gosling Rostaurast, Ko. 247 P. lath and 13th sts, jy26tf FAs FOR SALB-—A very eerie Farm of 08 seres, with good Dwelling Huse ; large Barn and Stable for 12 horses; usw Corn House. and ail other needful buildings. The Farm ia in good cultivetion asd offers a! vantages seldom to be met with ; itisonly eight wilesfrom Weshingtoa for further particulare app y personaily to A. BATCH LOR, on the Revensh street road, or if by letter address W. A BATOHELOR, Silver Springs Post Offee, Montgomery eouniy, Maryland, Possession can be Lr. _ au 18 eolm™ ali ip Bhscd| APM VOR EEXT. fl Farm, 4iiles from Washington. Dwelling (12 rooms), with out ses, orekard aad without the land if ply througa P. O, iy £ somm® FaRM REAR WASHIRGPON IN MON®- GOMBBY OOUNTY FOR BALF— b- being unabdie to give it any att: om, offers rm, Pbe land isin Berry's District, 30 milestrom Washingtoa aca the Brook- Ture pike. It contains al of which ar limed ; de: proved ond in a short tim asked for it, Tho im Cottage, an execlion' able the prise evomonts consist of small dara, recentiy built, ers om ly te LOUIS WAGKALL eet, Georgetown. PERSONAL. DB. paviss WEOD OF FRBATIB Private Diseaass is fact oF. safforing with B7philis, Gonerrhes. and Weaknom will de i we call ineases of al! scien’ O IMPOSITION._MADAMB BOSS, Doom: trot pad dora vith » nataral . futare—sev: epee ringes ; brings togetasr thoes ma! es ; br! ee ed; a . Besiness confidential. Ne. 398 @ streot north, i ae ee eye ee, ree a ienens of future husband or absent fiend in ¥ aliw. Ladies & cents: Mex @l. 28 lm” a: WaNTEDt BYERY LADY IN WASHINGTON te see these and call at THE PLIAKING AND STAMPING DEPOT, Me. 3861 V street, @pposite the Patent @fies. 00 clegent Patterns for Braiding 6 beaters Row ready te = tee BI Kew Patterss iv x Be Btamped Goods, Braid and Mik fer sale. se 2-Im MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. ASISTANT QU ARTERMASTER'S OFFICH, Corner of + and Twensy-second streets. ‘Washington, D. C. August 25. 1963. PUBLIC £ALBS OF CONDBMNED ANIMALS wil place at the Corral, sear the Observatory Sm this city, on the first, third, and fifth WMDNBS- DATS of Septemoer, 16th, the $4, 16 h, and 30th days @ mon! ‘The preperty is eondemned as unfit for public service. te commence at ten o'clock a. m.. of each doy, and be continued from day today unti the umber on hand ohaul be sold. ‘Terms cash, in Government fands * d, BH. TOMPKINS, QM. 0.8 A. UGO BARTEL’s P: Penn. avenue, v! ef a new and added and Jery , ia now yeeveres te suit the most fastidi ‘Those in seareh for tee mumbor—265; 0s LE prt en oa nome seoim™ Dy all lovers of the art. Ppo°7 BE. CHEER AND BGG, 70 SUTL&RS AND DEALERS, age Butter in Skins ang tas for army use. Doxes Bastern Cheese. &) bbls. Preah 7 sale Righth street N nome 160 mes . B. DUPROW. BI formerly ee. Ag ue aes ‘bores Stinand tnd in "itks H°** snoRINe mori ‘The subscriber has taken th wield 7, Thames Majuire. No. ¥ 5 As masse’ work pains taken with ‘eterinary Burgeen ment. _p. W. GABDINES. tes A ate bliah: SUBSTITUTES’ READQUARTRRS —The high- ent prices will be paid for SU BATITUTES ‘D men. Those in want of Substitutes will find it to their interest to me 4 at the ‘Iatelli- gence and Real Estate Office,” No. 611 Ninth near Pennsylvania avenae, au l0-tf N, H. MILLEB, AMUSEMENTS FORD’S NEW THEATER, THRTH STREBZ. ABOVE B. 4omm 3, Fonp___...._.... Mauager aud > popsister THis BYBHING, Bugegement of the Bonutifal and Accomplished Gomes eonne, MISS MAGGIB MITORELI., Whe will appear fer the first time in this city in ber beattifal compazion piay te FANCHON, THE CRICKE?, Batitied THE BRITTLE BAREFOOT. Awy, the Little Bavefect....Mies Maggie Mitchell Priess of ad mission 05, 0 amd 78 conte. Boxes @10 and A6 No extra charge fer reserved sea's. so 2 VARIETIES! VARIETIES: Froating Pennsyivania aveete sed Ninth st. THE BRILLIANT AMUSEMENT BPRICR. UNION UE TWO GREAT TROUPES. FINEST ARTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED. Thensand of Dellars Bapended tm Coliccting thea Feseher, and oa paying them 2 BXORBIcaNT BALARIB BYERY NIGHT THIS WEEE: ANS BTTA GALLETTI, MONS TUrsOFrF, from the Parisian Theaters, MONS. ROZANI, Golebrate: im Kurope aud America. ‘RHE KOZANI BaLLET TROUPE. ‘Pwelve Ladies, besetifai in face and . BAPFIBTING M’LLE BANA WI MORES Mi86 LIZZIE BHULTZ AEL EMINENT STARS. Our beautifal Bait Troupe, Miss BLIZA PLOKESCR Bie hae a SH. MaGGIB WILSON. ‘The Bthiopian Comedia, JURNY MACK. M'LLE MaZORI ARNOLDI, Im her Tableaux Vivant ani living pictures of Classie Marble Staines, i STrangement @x- entitled VENUS Lin this country CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREBT, Buaz or Navionar Horay. THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE! THE GREAT OOSMOPOLITAN TROUPE! ONE COMPLETE COMPANY! ONE COMPLETE COMPAN Perfest in Organisation and equal in Numbers and Ye lent to four of any other Music Halls, 4 COMBINATION OF STARS, 4A COMBINATION OF BTARS, A OOMBINATION OF STARS, ef whem would alone be considered sufficient asthe principal attraction ef any Theater or Musie Hail in the world * TO-NIGBT, A thrilling drama in three asts, entitled THE QUEEN’S PAGE! A TALE OF BLOOD! PHE QUEEN’S PAGE! A TALE OF BLOOD: Intreducing the Great Buccessful Illusion, S87 THE GHOST !-wa ao THE GHOST ! ya Se THE GHOST !"ta THE THREE GREAT STARS: THE THREE GREAT STARS: SS IE -ER, a MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER, MISS EKNESTINE DE FPAIBER, x OLARA FOWLER, MisSS OLARA FOWLER. THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY AND THE GREAT vi TILE COMPANY Mellie Taylor, @ Braadom, Kate Harrison Joeephine Florence, Juiin Bi nad. M lie Ger ma. Lusy Clifton. Geo sou, R H. vol. w.sga ‘trong, HW. Wiilians, J 8, ood) Mens, Bel, Phes. Brown, BZ Admission twenty five and fifty cents. Doors epem 0t7 o'clock; porformanes att e'eloek. POPULAR FAMILY MATINBE. POPULAK VaMILY MATINGE, SATURDAY APTBRNOOD, SATURDAY AVERRNOON. 7 Admisston—Ladios, D comnts; Children, 10 conte. go Vi-6t ODO FELLOWS’ HALL, SBYENTE S9REBT. ING AUPOMATA, mOVIBe ona BY. APS3: Admission ts; ‘Children 18 cents. @ROVER’S THEATRE. THIS POPULAR THEATER, MEWLY BUILDING, WILL OPH IN A SHORT TIME, FOR TEE SOMISE EDASOS, wid he EMIVENT COMBINATION: E. b. DAYBRPORT, J. W. WALBAOK, MES. FARREN, supa GOMPANY OF BARB BXCELLENCE. BT The Opening Performance will be cnneunced im a fow days. “co lee eee YEE BH anne AT NEW TORE SOMMER GARDEN, eee Ls Proprietor. fy 21-on" BOARDING. 393 FIRST STBERT BAST. ey Tee taal sanien. bi odated Wives, an¢ single gentlemen, ean be acoommoda ith large pleseast Booms with Board. &-ference exehar ced, ae 19 tw* J POR 84LE. Sixry Boxes of Pure ONGaRCAN WINE, imported to this country in the year 1854: wiil be told below cost price. Inquire at N avenue. bet. Sth and 10th Important Facts Worth Knewing. AT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 278 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between 11th and 12th sts, YOU CAN BUY: Three 5) cent Novels for ¢1, Bix 25 cont Novels fer $1, Right Photograph Album Cards for $1 Three 3 sent Stationery Packages for $3, Six 25 cent Stationery Packages for $1, & cent Books from 25 te 45 cents, @1 Books from & eents to 9 cents, 1.95 Books from 65 cents to $1.15, 81.50 Books from 75 cents to @1.40, @1 Books from G1 to $1.8), @5 Books from 62.50 te 84.76, A large lot of Books at half prices. A PINE BTOOK OF— PHOTOGRAPH CARDS and ALBUMS, BOOKS, STATION EBY. VaRCY ARTICLES, @OMBS, BEUSHES AMBROTYPES, &e., 2¢ , at greatly reduced Brices, ST" “Quick sales and smal profi BT Orders by mail promptly attended te, { WM. ¥. RIOHSTKIN’S Wavverst Boonevean, 278 Pema. avenes, | tse 6m Detwoen 13th and 13th streets. ” T NOTIOK. HE WEW ADDITIONAL 8TAan with the new BUT inst., at i0 vo'clocx 3.8, WILLIAMS, A TAYLOK. GEO. W, ROBINSON. lommissiousrs. 80 19-c0td ~ | pe teal ATTENTION! Just receiv+d, 60 HURSES from the Wert, oon- sisting of the finest Teams, Baddle and Cacriaze Borses; the best matches over seen in this city. Cail at the Bull’s Head Stable, corner Thirtegnth- Q. PRIOB, nak avd s half street and Ohio ave. ve la-lw® pLssscEn BOATS 70 BAT BY THRE DAY OB The yacht LIVE YANEBB (fastest boat on the Fiver) will earry 10 or 12 persons; also, the slop KBAB AVMIRAL, = splendid 1 ae Boat, and bas capacity for 25 persons. pays to BARNES & OM, Salimakers, 63% ‘leventa ie) Ww & ‘arties w: should ngage then Detorehadd. yo tree! ir tesdey oe 12 Tm ——— le SHOW CakBS! SHOW CASES! MADE'‘TO ORDER ee rie 9 AND CONSTANTLY ON HAND, ©. F. RAU & 00, : Ko.20 se -Tm®* B. FIMORR. MD Cart? MOOR 093 5 cue WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1868. NE. 3,297 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ASSOCLaATED PR BAS DISPATOHRS.) FROM MISSOURI AND KANSAS. Sr. Lovis, Sept. 91—The steamcr Marcella was boarded and plundered om the 15th instant at Dever Landing, Lafayette eounty, Mo. The beat was pot burned. Three sclditrs of the Sth regimens of State militia, returning heme on furloughs, were taken two siles into the woods and shol. Ting ee week sew sae 9 alos a ver a! mB, mostly refugees from the border connie : i Cass county, ender Gen. Bwing’s order, ts neatly depopniated. Gi Hunter hae arrived, to preside over te mizsion to investizate the burning of me A Leavenworth special to the St. Lonis Dem- ocrat states that & messenger who came into Fort Seon on Wednesday night report Gen Coffee 7t Cowetain Prairie, with 1,500 me Quanfrell had paseed Ball's Mulls, with greatvr part of his command, on his way bea twas cuppoeed he was going to join Jofer, Acompany of the $d Kansas regiment, and @ compa. f the 3d Wisconsin envairy, area lew ma Uo ffee'’s rendezvons. Gu.: 8 ison his way up, with a emall escort he Say Francieco, Sept. 21.—Arrived, ship Herald of the Morning, from Boston. A private letter from the American Minist+r, Mr. ?rayn, dated Kan 16th,eays the promptr upoi_our flag hae resulied most iavorabiy. The Wyoming, with six guns, destroyed a Japsnese steamer, bark, and brig, mourting twenty-two guns, besides engaging six batter- jes. Accomplishing so mach with so little means wstonished both the Goveanment ana eople, and whatis sirange, the Goverament is obliged to us, Other adviees of the same date e:y the Brit- ish firet has gone to Sataima’s dominions to de- mand £25(4W indemnity and the esurrenavr of the maréerers of Mr. Richardson. If the money ell not be paid, a considerable eam. paign wil be inaugurated acainst the Daimios. Dates fom Shanghai, of Jnly, state that the cholera h unabated, aud the mortality fearful. NEWS FROM MEXICO. Saligny the French Minister, Poisoned. San Traxciaco, Sept. 19.—The steamer Golden Age arrived last nigh: with dates from the city of Mexico, via Acupuico, to August 10th. Tue substance of the neweis that the guerrillas, who occupied the main roade to the enpital,bad daptured several French trains, causing much euffering from the scarcity of Provisions. The guerrillas occupied Jalapa and Oruaba. Saliguy, the French Minist-r, had been pois- joned, and was dangerously iil io conse- quence, KEWS FROM JAPAN. Sarling ef a British Fieetto Ceutinue the Werk ef Chastising the Japanese, &v, Saw Fraxcisco, Sept. 19.—The ship John Kay arrived from Kanagawa, August 10th. Japan coatinued unquiet. A Britizh fieet of twelve veeels bad sailed for the western ehors ef Japan to finish ihe punishment of the Damioe, who had recently been taken to task by the American and French men-of- war. Severe Frost in Kentucky. LovisvILLe, Sept. 19.—There wis an ex- tremely severe frost—the first of the season — last night. There are no reports of its ravages from any distance, but itis feared that all of the tobacco not gathered in is seriously injured or entirdy destroyed. ee LOCAL NEWS. —— CORPORATIVUN AFFAIRS. CoveciL PROOREDIEGR, Septem ber31.— Beard of Aldermen Th President of the board (Mr. seramMes.) heing absent, on motion of Alderman Gordon, Alderman Brown took the chair. The Chair Jaid before the board a communi- cation from the Mayor announcing the appro- val of the following, via:—An act a@athorising the erection of a frame building adjoining a brick one: an act forthe repairof the gutter across Third street weet, north and south sides of K etree: north, and the gutters across New Jera-y avenue on the north side of L street b. and on the north and somth sidesof K porth; an to take up and relay the gutters On westside of Sixteenth street ‘West, at the intersection of I street north; anact fur the construction of a gravel footwalk in the Firet Ward; act to pey the deficiency in the Sppropriation for trimming and graveling ‘Twentieth street west, from- E tol strees north; act o revive anact totrim and gravel Nineteenth street weet, from JB to H north; act to pay deficiency for repairing the alley in re 105; act to trim and gravel Tenth street om Pennsylvania avenue to New York t to grade and gra: E street north, between Wimth and Tenth streets weet and aa act providing for the ming of Tenth street ‘West, from © atrest to eland avenue. Also, @ commonication nominatiag H. H. Lowrie for Physician of Poor of the Firat Ward, vice J. W. O. Kemnon, resigned, and which was referred to the committes on cep @lso, nominaung ¥.5. Walsh as resident student of the Washington Aeylum, vice J. BD. Walsh, Tesigned; and nominating B.C. Ecklof as See- retary of the Asylum; both which were re- Terred, and subsequently reported upon favor- @biy end confirmed. Also, a commusication suggesting an amend. Ment to the act of May @, 1641, relative to dock and wharf privileges; which was referred to the committee on wharves. The following were iatrodueed and referred: B—Pettion of James Poole. By = le—Petition of Ulyeses Ward. By Mr. Guliek—Pefition of Thos. HB. Robdinsoa, President of Columbia Fire Company, for pur- chase of hose; and an ect to extend the maso: of the culvert at © street eoath and Toure etree! east. Mr. Lioyd introduced @ bill to pave the foot- ‘way and set the curbatones on the weet side of Kleventh street weet, from Virginia avenue to C street south; which was paseed. Mr. Lioyd, from the committee on gat Teported the following: Bill for the relief Thomas Cogan—peseed; bill to provide for a Clerk to th ‘a of Assessors—postponed till mext meeting; bill to provide for the payment of the sixth annual installmentof the principal and half yearly interest due on certain guaran- teed bonds—which was also reported upom favorably and postponed; and e bill inc! the pay of various oficers—which was lost upon third reading, the committee having re- ported upon it adversely. Mr. Turton, from the committee on drainage, reported @ bill exempting all churches, orphan asylums, and charity echools from the payment to the corporation of the annual rent forthe use of the aqueduct water; which was read three times aud passed. Mr. Sar, . from the committee on schools, reported back the joint resolution in reference to the erection of @ public school building in the First School District, with an amendment in the shape of a substitute; which was adopted. ‘The report of the Intendent of the Asylum for August, 1663, was reported back by Mr. Gordon, and ordered to be placed on the files. The tollowing bills were introduced: By Mr. Sargent—A bili to Tepair First street west, trom Indiana avenue to Pennsylvania ayvenne; paesd. By Mr. Lloyd—A bill amendatory of the act authorizing the Mayor to lease wharf siles on the Potomac river; laid over until next meeting. By Mr. Guiick—A bill to sapply a deficiency in the sum appropriated for grading and graveling Fourth street east, from Lstreet south to Georgia avenue; passed. Mr. Gordon—Hill to consiruct 8 gravel footwalkon the north eide of Virginia avenue, from Fourth to SIXth streets east. The following bills from the Board of Com- mcn Council were referred, viz:—Bill to lay a gutter across H street north, west side of 6th street east; tp take up and relay the gutter across K street, on the east side of 12th street; totake up and relay the gutter on Eleventh girret west; to grade and gravel F street south, between 3d and 4% streets west; in relation to the canal; bill to trinvand gravel I street north, from Pennsylvania avenue to 22d street west; to grade and gravel Oetreet north, frem 14th to }5th streets west; to Jay a water main in D street north, from 13th to 15th streets west; for the relief of Jobn Williams; regulati) positing of coal ashes; to da an south D street, between.te? ai authorizing the Mayor to Jease the water pri ileges 84 the foot of New Jereey ayenue, and for tbe.eredtion of « culvert on Seventh street * the bill for ie purchase of Shehat’s Digest the da- |» ‘wee returned with azn amendment, which was concurred in. ‘The following were pasecd —An act to take p aud repair a periion of the alley in square providing for @ deficiwacy ovstrection of wer in O sireet north, west @ introduced @ reoiution, which committees to ing mire the cost of es jieRinga five slarm telegraph in thiscity. Adjourned. Commen Couneil.—A commrnication was re ceived from the Mayor ancoancing his uppro- valef the fcllowing acte:—For grading and x D stredt, between Twelfth and Phir- ; toeet curbatone and p: footway on ath side of Ostreet north; to repair the e pav: ment of alicy in reservation 12; gutter on Indiana avenue and Second street; for gravel footwnik vorth side of E street, between Second and Fourth streets eait Aleo, one epelosing a letter from Mr. Thomas, stperint:nden: for improvent ef the canal, in which he eays:—* The pian adopted by th for the Smaprovement of the canal haviog de- Wonetrated the fact tat itie the oniy way in which it can be cleaned and purified and the increasing amount of filth and sewerngr ro- moved, it will be fer the city authority to de- termine how far thie new system shall be ex- tended and improved upon. «The reefs of gravel, sand, bricks and @tanes Rear the mouths of sewess form that hold yp the mud and break the current. These ehould be removed Somuch as project above low water may be removed without mnch ex- pense by weing @ eand scow. I would also suggeetinatthe channel between the Monument anc Iriend be closea entirely by depositing the above material at that point. By confining the water to one‘channel @ greater depth ean be cbiained.” He also suggests that the steam dredge now eut of repair be placed in good order, as it ma: be meeced for removing the heavy deposit be- Jow low water mark at certain points. Buta emall appropriation will be needed to put itin order. Referred to the joint committe on cenal. Aleo, transmitting the following estimates from the Surveyor, which were referred: To conetruet a brick culvert across Seventh «treet and Rhode Irland avenue, #555; for grading Four-and-a balt street and Maryland avenue, from the canal to Four-and-a-halt strert, S799 50. Also, @ communication from the Commis- slicner of the Seventh Ward, asking an addi- tional &ppropriation for the improvement of © strcet eouth, from Tenth to Fourteenth streets. ‘The following were referre?: By Mr.Shedd— Bili regulating the landing anc storage of sand. My Mr. N. D. Larner—Petition of Joseph F. Brown, asking permission to extend fuel vault. By Mr. F+rguson—To grade and gravel W treet south, from First street to New Jersey avenue. Mr. MeCathran introduced a bill appropri- ating $10,000 for the establishment of a fire alarm telegraph: which wes referred to the committee on fire department. A commnrni- cation accom punies the bill trom W J. Philips, Superintendent of the Philadelphia Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, to Chiet Engineer Pea- body, estimating the cost at the sum nam. The following bills were introduced and passed: By N. D. Larner—For the erection of aculyertat Seventh street and Rhode [sland avenue. Ky M. Larner—To supply a defieien- ey tor placing & sewer on (, between Four- and-a-halfand Sixth streets. By Mr. Peake— To lay flag footway ecross Seventh sireet east, | and to lay gravel walk on D street south, be- tween Sixth and Seventh streets. ‘The following bills were reported frem the committee on improvements, and passed: To grace and gravel C street south, trom Sixth to Seventh wert; to repair gutter on south side of Letreet, from’ Twenty-fourth to Twenty-Sey- erth; for continuance of sewer on Sixth street, from I to L streets; to pave passage. way of second story west wing City Hall, with tile; to grade und gravel M strect, between Four- teenth and Fifteenth; substitute for bill to re- duce the grade of L street south, between Say- guth and Figbth streets east. The tollowing bills were reported from the drainage committee and passed: Fora water main along D street, from th to 25th streets; amending act to continue sewer on Seventh street, from H street to Massachusetts avenue. Mr. Barr, from committee on claims, report- ed back the resolution requesting Mr. Jno. Alex- ander to return the ameunt overcharged b: him for furnishing the Council Chamber; whic! War adopt d. The committee say that, making 8n allowance jor loss in cutting, there is an overcharge for 39 yards, AMounting to 82.29. Mr. Feryuson, from the same committee, re- ported b.) tor the relief of E. E. Barnas, Y- enger of the Kifh Ward; which wap p: Mr. Ferguson aleo introduced bill increasing the salary of the Assistant Clerk of Uenter Market; which was postponed and made the special order for Monday next. Mr Canfield, from @ select committee, re- Ported a bill to equalize the salaries of Corpo- ration employes. |The bill fixes the salaries of Commissioners of Improvements at 68UU; Police Magistrates, @600; Clerks of Eastern and West- ern Market, Messenger of Board of Aldermen, @200; Messenger of Common Coan- cil, 9300; and abolishes the office of Inspector of Ges Meters. bill also provides that the Commissione: Il devote ir whole atten. tion te their Mr. B.D. Larner moved to pestpone the cos- sideration of the bill, and make it the epeciai order for Monday next. Mr. Noyes hoped that tRe bill would be coa- sidered now. The motion of Mr. Larner was lost. Mr.N.D. Larner said thet by the bill the ealarice of the Commissiovers were reised equally, while it wae well known that the Com: ia the Bosond, Thirdand Fourth Wards uch more work to perform than those of the other wards. He therefore moved en amendment making the salaries of the Com- missioners of the Second, Third aad Feurth Warde 6660, and the salaries of the others §708. Mr. Moyes eontended that it was a mistake that the dution of the central wards commis. sioners were heavier than those of the outide wards. The commissioner in his own ward (Sevent&) Bad to go over an area of territo! qual to two or three of the central wards; ani the amount of expenditere enperintended by @ commissioner wae no fair test of labor, es the commissioner of @ centre] ward might sit at Bis leisure to oversee the construction of @ $50,(@0 sewer, while the supervision ef the ex- penciters of a fraction of this amount in the venth Ward would compel the commissioner to travel from the Monument to the Arsenal, or from the Capitol te the Long Bridge. Be- sides, the bill required the commissioners to devote all their time to their duties, and there was no justice in making an inequality of ealary. Mr. Wilson contended that there was as much labor performed in the Seyenth as in other wards. That ward was not far behind other wards, and in population was second only to the Fourth, Mr. N. D. Larner said the Seventh Ward hed just 13 more souls init than the Third, but she paid from $50,000 to £100,000 less taxes. Mr. McCathran said the commissioner in his ward was the most faithful officer they hud bad there for ten years. The Sixth Ward, whether she bad money to her credit or not, would give notice that she intends to go in debt for improvement. He would never vote to decrease the pay of any officer whilé that officer does his duty. Mr. M. Larner moved to make the salaries of the Commissioners $700 each. Lost, yeas 5, nays 11. Mr. N. D. Larner’s amendment was iost— yeas 4, nays 12. a Mr. N. D. Larner moved to insert the words “ang shall not be engaged in any other busi- ness.” Mr. Wuleon hoped the amendment would not prevail; it might prevent @ man from collect- ing his rents or from going to market. The smendment was lost—yeas 6, nays 10. Mr. Ellis moved to strike out the section aboliehing the office of inspector of gas meters, which, after some debate, was lost. The following bills trom the Board of Alder- men were passed:—To gat curbstcne and lay foot pavementon Eleventh street west, bet ween Virginia avenve and © street south; to supply deficiency for grading and gravelling Fourth street east, trom I. street south to Georgia avenue; to repair First street west, from Penn- sylvania to Indiana &yenue; to ley water main on In aavenue, from First to Second street; to repair M- street eouth, from Third to Fourth east; to repair Twentieth street, from K to Bonndary; to make grave) footwaik on Vir- avenue, between Fourth and eee esst. (Mr. N. D. Larner opposed paeeage of this bill of the G2 that it was encouraging the people to to Rave'‘paye- ments laid.} » , The Aldermen'samendments to the bilirega- lating livery stables were concurred in, and "ine . Tequeeting the fire department following from the Boar rd of Ajaapmen |"aey, This Sore Family sa ews Jeurna ea mil a greater ¥ interseting Poading than can be touad im any other, is pUdMeded on Friday morning. It mvartebly ecnteins @e “ Washington Rews” that has made fhe Daly Boening Stay Greulate oe generally throwsh om? fe eountry B7 Bingle copies (in wrapy~n:) can be Pro- eared at the counter, immediatly after the ‘abue of the paper. Price_Tamm 5 king appropriation for a sinice eeross Maryland a: , oO Tepair bridge ecrore Rock Creek at K street; for pew cutter on Fitth street east and LD street south: to lay trunk acroee Maryland ave: The ehair appointed Mr. Follanebdee to all a vacancy in the committeeon market, and Mr. eake on building for Ameriean Hook and Ladder Company. Mr. t. Wileon introduced Bill amending the Sci tl preserve the pavigasion of me Potomac, }rebi! iting the owner of a wharf ou ones: eo vhe dock 1" ™ cecupying the whole dock. Mr WK. D. Larn least mesting. on his motion, the Dill wusboria cane js motion, the bill authoriat the | certain whart privilege: wee amended by ate Ripr ‘he term of lease fifieem years. Ai tha: tme be was ander the impression that the pre prosed wRerf was to be a common wood+s: siructure. bat he bad been iatormed that the wherf was to bee permanent tare, sudan ornament to the cil For the purpose of offer- ing &2 amendm: he moved t reconsider tae yole by which Dill was paseed, wnich was agreed to; dt bill bavirg been read, bs moved to extend ihe lease to twenty yeare. LHe had bad no conversation with Meeery. Oooke & Fabne+tock on theeubject, and diselaimed being actuated by au sinisier nrotives; but he had it from good authority that thie work was to be of some magnitude, and when the wrin 0: lease was out it would become the property of the eity, and he therefore made ja motion tM. Larner wat fi favor of the amend- ment. He wae # glad to know that these men had ccme here to improve the city, and was sorry to sey that many of oor own eitiapns hoarded up their money to lend ont at large interest rather than expend itas these gentlemen pro- pose to do, and thereby adding to the city’s prosperity. ‘The amecdment was agreed to. Mr. Wileon moved to amend by inserting a proviso that the improvement shall not preju- dice existing rights; which was agreed t, Mr. Noyes offered an amendment providing that the revenue to de derived from this im- provement be paid into the funds of the Sey- enth Ward. Mr. N.ssid that as the central wards were inclined to cast reproach upon the Seventh Ward for her poverty, they wonld doubtiess see the justice and propiiely of permitiing that ward to avail herseifof such soarces of reyenae within her limits. Mr. N. D. Larner opposed the amendment. Mr. (. Wilson said that the Seventh Ward had been robbed, hai been made to build sea- Walls and open streets to accommodate the center wards. They (the Seventh Ward) did not want these improvements and were ner benefitied thereby, and it was @d—d good rea- eon for being poor. Mr. M. Larner called the gentleman to order, Such langusge was unbecoming iu the eham- er. Mr. Wilson.—I asx the pardon of the Board. Mr. Larner denied the charge that the ceuter wards had robbed the Sevenih Ward Mr. Wilson asked if the Third and Fourth Wards bad not compelled the Seventh Werd to 1 their money in making improvements hich they had not usked for?) They had to da large amount in opening Eleventh t tor the benefit of other wards. Neariy all the coul was landed and brought up bley- enth street, but nise out of ten tons are con- sumed inthe city. They had to improve Sixth and Seventh streets, which wes no bene | them. You make us buiidasea wail to benefit the city, and when we ask fora little revenne you say, “0, no, that must be paid iu the gen- } eral fund.” Mr. N. DP. Larner denied that the Seyenth Ward hed paid their money for the benefit of the other wards. That ward (the Seventh) was in debt now to the Seoond, Third and Fourth Wards. Mr. Wilson continued, asserting that when they were made to pay six or eight thousand collars for the improvement of streets which they bad not petitioned for, there was no won- der that they were in debt. \ Mr. M. Larner said that he came not as a representative from the Fourth Ward, but for the city. aud he would vote tor the ¢ity’s in- terest; but he thought the remarks of the gen- tleman (Mr. Wileon) unjust. He wouldalways act for the best interests of the city at large, eutside of ward lines. The yoto wae take on the amendment, aud it was lost. Mr. Donchue offered an amendment to strike out the names of the parties named in the bill, and diepore of the sites to the highest bidder, which was lost. The bill was read a ihird time and paseed. Mr. Wileon introduced bille te lease whart pusiicess to Richard Wimsatt and James W. cnaldeon, which were referred. Adjourned poe ESS Tun Dravr.—aAfter our report elosed yester- day, the following cases were disposed ef by the Board of Enrollment: James A Wire, paid commutation. George A Suster, elected by mother. Thomas Green, only son of widow—liable. Lawis Brown, (colored,) accepted. Daniel Myers, only son of widow—liable. Frederick Ellis, over age. Emanuel Carrol, only soa of widow—liable. ‘W.H. Harrison, only son of widow. Baward Jobneon, (colored,) furnished sub- etitute—Plato Coats. T. J. Adame, dieability. Jobs Laferty, erroneously enrolled. Vrand Allen, (colored,) . Abraham Beck, cisability. Bdaward vt fee disability. Wa. B. Be John Bowes, f 1, OVer age. arnished sudstituie—Jean M.C. Muneon, disability. Wm. A Hutchins, disability. Alfred McQ uerick, erroneously enrelled. James Dalton, disability. Samuel Berry, (eclered,) accepted. Addison Bowdon, over age. Jacob milion, (eslored:) furnisRed subsit- tate—Thos. J. Wat) Henry Harris, ever age. = a a (colo: > Jehu Shaw, ia service 34 March. Robert Murray, (colored,) furnished snbsti- tute—Macrellus Green. Samuel D. B. Haven, furnished substitute— James Robinson. James W. Weitzel, over dhe ih Robert Tnornton, (colored,) aceepted. Patrick Brannick, alien. Haugh Sloan, alien. John Larhay, alien. Elargo Hebrew, over age. Jenn D. Hammack, disability. ——_——-— : ALL Anovur 4 Gooss.—On Saturday, an er- ratic goose strayed from its homé, evidently in eearch of “ pastures new.” There was an ob- server of his maneuverings by name ef Mrs. ——, who offered the fugitive an asylum ina portion of her yard. On Sunday morning, the owner of the goose discovered his property in the possession of Mrs, ——, (who, by the way, resides out Fourth street.) The owner de- manded the goose. Mrs. ——- demurred, but aftera long rid animated discussion, it being established U at Mrs.—— was not “sound upon the gocse,” sLe delivered it up under protest. a 3 CLosmp.—The following were ordered yester- day morning to stop the sale of liquor at their drinking establishments: Michael O’Conner, Second and L streets; Mrs. Lolar, Second, be- tween Kand L; Peter Burke, L street, near New Jersey avenue. The liguor of the Jater ‘was poured out, as he had no liceuse. =, EAR Rosrsgy.—Truman Keck was arrested on Saturday night by officer Slater, on the charge “ef robbing David win, a discharged sol- dier of his discharge and he was takeu before Justice McKenna, who committed him to jail for a further hearing. ata AxxusTED—A. ). Bell, 3d Michigan yols., on auty at the Contraband Cat, Sent he ed Sunday and turned over to Provost Mar- shal Todd. He is chi with selling Gov- ernment rations and sppropristing the pro- ceeds to bis own use. A Nureance Disrosap ov.—Mre. Raidy, of a gin mill in Swampoodie, was or- ae morning up heres. ablishment permanently, the place having iph’pronowniced a nulsagce, PukwanartLy CLoéap:—John Phifer, ‘eor-~ t Fast Capitol and: Pitth streéte, was er- Bored yest y m ‘to pormanently close his restanrant, poy ret : Frvev.—Dennis Dunh’ was fined $20 yeetér- for sollte best wrfuioes # 733 ES