Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1863, Page 1

‘THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON a (a0NDsat heey * STAR BULLDING! cams Poor's AvexvsE axD lita STREFT, months at the rate of i? cents. week. Single copies, with or without ers, TWO CBETS. BP ADVERTISEMENTS should be sext to the O@ice before 11 o’clock u; jot appear until the next day. EDUCATIONAL. ROOK BY: 40aDBMY A poaRbing Bou Lb For Boys, in s quiet ‘village, 20 miles from Washington by the fie *S, 3 PeEERYAN. ack 0 ee me Principat 188 BROOKE'S ENGLIna AND FRENOH 1 Geren y &choo!, No. 130 Penn. av, Beven Buildinge. The ninth year and seventeenth Srevce op Mondays September sth tess, Givesiona ay, Septem! > Gan be obtained at the bookstores aad of the Priat cipal. se 4-Sm* BR, B. TOWNSEND OONTINUES (AFTER 4 o’elock B Te.) to give lessons in the Art of Fivging and ope ie Pianoforte and Organ. A it No, 0 treet, near lth, or addre through the BO. TPO nope ite RY. BUBE M**: 5035, cu gr-open EB an we KP 391 B street, Mau Hester" NGLIGBH AND OLABBICAL 80HOOL, tne Thi Corner Troenpeth sires ond 'a, "iy “to I-20tw™ "IE, W. LOWELB, Princioal. KIOWN GPORGEIOWN aie SEMINARY, Monday, Sept. 7th. Circulars may be obtained at the Booketores, and by addressing au®-eomm* " M. J. HARROVSR, Principal, "HE UNION T > FEMALE ACADEMY, Corner of Mth streetand New York aven' eon rouse enth Annual Session commences m é . Circulars at the Bookstores. au 17-tf AUCTION SALEs. i yet SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM Us Mon: GOueRY CouRTY, ManYiamp —4y virtue ofa cecree of the Cireuit Court for Montgomery county, ritting ax a Court of Equity and passed in acause in the said Court depending between Johan B Clagett and others complainants, and Smith bom pron s«d others defendants, the undersigned will offer at Public Sale on th Rvay, toe l7th day of Ucted 3 52> the highest bidder, the late Darius Clagett, Esq, in " ecupty, Maryland, known a3 “* Locust Grove.” lying on the Washington and Brookville Turnpike about seven and a half miles from Washington city and containing sixty acres ef land, more or less ‘This Farm is eligibly situated in a pleasant neigh- borhood and convenient to churches of various denominations, and i: ores with a good sub- stential Frame elling-hoate and all necessary out buildings It is also well supptied with a yariety of choice fruit trees, and the land isin a bigh state of cultivation, and to a person desiring a country residence it offers unusual advantagrs Terms of Sale as prescribed by the Decree: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash ; tne resi- due in four equal instalments, at six, twelve eighteen, and twenty-four months with intereston the whole from the day of sale, payable annually, Sad the payment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser with a surety or sureties, to be «pproved by the Truste: On the payment of the whole purchase mouey and pot before the Trustees will convey tothe pur- chazer the property, free. clear, and discharged of all claim of the parties to the cause and of any yerron or persons claiming by, frum, or uader em Persons derirous of examining the propsrty can do £0 by calling on Smith Thompson. iq. who re- sides trereon. If the fixed for the sale of the property should be too tor persons to attend, the property will be sold on the following Satur- day, October 24th, at the same hour and place ani upon the sameterms. JOHN G. ENGLAND, JOHN T. VINSON Be26-e03w Tru By J. 0. MOGUIRE « € ).. Auctioneers. yas BB SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY WEAR THE CIRCLE ON Panasyiv ania AVENUE —By virtue of deed of trust, recorded September 234 1362, in Liber J. A. 8 . No: 223, folios 1f3 et seq , I will cell at Public Auction, on SATUB- DAY, October 3d. at 50’clock p. m., in front of the premises, Lot numbered ten (16), in are numbered thirty-eight (33), as subdivided by ce Pollsck, situated on 2th street near Pennsylvania avenue, Upon the premises above described is a large three story Brick House. Terms: One-halfcash ; belancein equ 1 payments to be secured by notes xX and twelve months, bearing interest, and a deed of trust on the premi- **Tf the terms of asle are not complied with in five Gays from the day of sale inclasive, the property ‘will be resold upon five days notice, at the risk and Ais auetiamatmerenc eocval tha gurcharce All conveyancing RE LOVEION. Prnsine. sem2 J. 0. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. orgetowa, D. O. rpRUSTEN’s BALE Of VALUABLE IM @ PRO’ Paorgextr amp Wart pom a soncErows, D. —By vii deed of trust from John B. Berry & Oo, tot aubseribi r, made the 24 day of June, 1339, and re- ded the lard recor<s of said District, in Libera. A-&, No. 160, at Polio 38, &e., 1 will sell S| v%, XXII. ——— ‘OF SALB.—A great opportunity to invest in a F rofitable business is now offered in the Stock and Outét of the LAVERY and SALE STABLE sit- uated at the cerner of and ‘ket stree' Georgetown, D. 0. a) rses, i, rit jes, &o. If not ale befote the oth of October noxt it will ite auction. The ctand ie the'tect ia own and satisfacto: ie iepena fed Ginsmoieera CEs oh CE es OE al ‘ OODLEY”F0R BENT. —The ¢ resi- dence of the iste Joba Rieby: Beg. for The Mansion Home, very eommodious, sit- foe Hovsec, Stabling Gactines Hones, nad her Gat baildines ‘all within the ety limite, and 2! ‘he avove try seat will be ieee. oo most st favorable if immediate appli- ane ia gue wo the. fpeoed on the place, or at No. 4 German . Baltimore. le—OA BRIAGE, HORS: and cows. Wor fartter informacion apply at odtce, ae: aoe ES Se a i Fo SaLE—A fine FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE, beautifully situated. containing eleven rooms, on Delaware avenue, one and a of the Capito! For outa pl to J. 0. Ox at ‘bos, W. Williams’ Stabies on 8th street. 8e: leh ee AER AND Lor FOR BALE—A new three. story Brick House, with two-story Back Building, nicely finished; ride alley, good water in the Bi fine location. le perfect. Inquire of BOW’T WHITE, on the premises, H street, bet, 43g and 6th streets, Irland. a0 33-iw* Po SALE—A Pleasant and Healthy FARM, about one mile from the Market hous: in Georgetown. D.C., on the Canal road near the Columbia Foundry, containing about 15 acre: of good Isrd The improvements are 1 substaatial and well built frame House. containing 8 rooms and 2 stairways, in all 75 feet front, with nest porckes, back and frert, There is aiso a ki:chen ard room above forservants. A fountain before the door; 2 good springs within S0or4: yards of kitchen docr. There is one other Brick Tenement paying good interest. A well of good water in the so. on+ of the particule ly Pears, Peachet ard Cherries; There #2 aleo a Stoue Quarry onthe Canal road. Al! p~ ons desirous of pur- ebasing such a place are invitsd to call and examine for themrelves, 8¢23-1w* SAMUEL OROWN Fo, RENT —In a private family, for gentleman ae two very nratly-furnished recon? story CHAMBERS, Icca’ very desirable, only thirty yeni east of the railroad and Riggs’ Bank and tate Department Reference required Inquire 460 New York avenus, near 15th st. se 19 tf RB ESTATE AGENOY. Perrons wanting to Rent or Purchaso Dwelling or Store Houses can be accommodated at the Keal Estate Agency. Also, persons havi: g Property of any kind that they desire to S¢ll, Rent or Leaze, can be furnished with tha best of purciasera and tepants free of charge. When desired, the very best of references can be iven. App! Gre PECARE. COGSWELL & JACKSON Attorneys and Counsellors a: Law ant Real Estate ‘Brokers, 458 Seventh street. oppo, the Post Office—Rooms {xe 15-Im*} 19 and 20'up stairs. OR SALE —A smalltwo-Story BRIOK HOUSE, containing 4 rooms, kitchen, and woodhouse For particulars call on the premizes, G street, b: tween 1 street west and North Capitol etreet. P: ing office equare. [sel6-3%*| H. WURDEMAN. OT FOR SALE —That desirable unimp-ove Lot on south side of Penn avenue, betweea 20th and 2ist streets west, is offered for saio It has a front on the Avenue of fifty-eight (53) feet and a depth of one hundred and forty-nine feet three inches (1493-12) toatwenty fect alley, and a ten feet side alley on the east. This is one of the very best vacant lots in the whole city,and con- tains 8.633 square feet; price 6 cents. Apply at the Gas Office. Be 16 en2w if equares north Woops quantity of WOOD, Oak and Prine, seasoned, for sale, or .43 land of Thowas Murphy near Rock Cree Jaurch. It joins tay Jand of Thomas Brown, O:.sries H. Wiltberger and nter. This farm is for sal as a good Apple and Peach orchard on it, with abundance of water ant meadow, with acomfortable Dwelling-house- It bas been used asa market garden for many years. It would suit for a dairy. I will sell the Urop and Stock 1ereqaires: ae ae are chance to get a lace so near the City, only 4 miles Wiper cost 7) On" THOMAS MURPAY. {}4ERM FOR RENT—A small Farm, 4 miles from Washington, Dwelling (12 rooms), with out- houses, orchard and garden, without the land if desired. For particulars apply ahd P. 9. d. D., Box 384. jy B eo2m 4B WASHINGTON IN MONT- i ive any attention, of 3: fortelesisfaree The fina is in Berry's District, about 10 miles trom Washington, near the Brook- ville Tur: pike. It contains about 24° acres, nine’ of which are under cultivation and have been we! limed ; the zeatict ic. oat seectout athe proved and ina enort ould double the price i WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1863. AMUSEMENTS. WASHINGTON THEATER, Corner of 11th and C atreets, near Penna. avenus. Luonazd Gzovar . Temporary Losssee, THIS EVENING, Focond appearance <f the Mminent Artista, J. W. WALLACE, E. L. DAVENPORT, Mis. FARREN, AND THB IMMBNEE COMPANY OF GROVER’S THBATSR, Beecived last pight with an overwhelmiug house. '$ the Beautifal Comedy, STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. z.W A rican -.-doan Mild re. Parren as.. haract: Corcluding with the Extravagenna, YOUR LIFE’S IN DANGER. The Orchestras, under the baton of the (#: Maitre, Koprisz, will present some new ani rare features. Rates of Admussion.—Dresa Circla and Parterrs, & cente; Orchestra and Balcony Chairs, 75 cents; Back Parterre. 25 cents. Beats may be eres without extra charge at the office of the Washington Theater from 9 a. m, to2, ard rom 8 till 532 o’cl: ek. It FORD’S NEW THEATER, TENTH STREET. ABOVE B. Joun T. Forp...... Mauager and Proprietor ING, ING, THIS EVENING, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, as FANCHON, THE CRICKET, FANCHON, THE CRICKET, FANCHON, THE CRICKET, FANCHGN, THE CRICKE’ #ANCHON, THE CRICK ’ FANCHON, THE CRICKET. Prices of admireion 25, 5° and 78 cents. Boxes $19 and 86. Noextrac’ args for reserved seats. #23 t CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, LoUSIANA AveNcR, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels. First Week of the Beautiful, Dashing Queen Melody. S JULIA MURTIMER, MISS JULIA MOKTIMER, MISS JULIA MORYIMER, Revival of the Great “GIFt gh LAY, i: LAY.” The three Brilliant Terpsichorean 8tars : ERNESTINE DE FAIBER, CLARA FOWLER, MILLIE FOWLER. Mons, Fovcue’s New Ballet, LOVE THOUGH THE WINDOW. GEO. R. EDESON, NELLIE TAYLOR THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY, AND THE UNRIVALLED CORPS OF COMEDIANS In A GRAND OLIO ENTERTAINMENT, Concluding with anew Patriotic National Drama; fcunded on incidents of the present war, THE YANKEE TAR; THE YAN S TAR: THE YANKEE TAR; OR, THE CRUISE OF TOE SBA DIRD. 7 Doors open at 7; pe:formance at 8 o'clock. W7 Admission 25 and 60 cents, POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE M7 SATURDAY ‘AFTERNOON. se 28 6t ODO FELLOWS8’ HALL, BEVENTH STREET. WYMAN, THE VENTRILOQUIST AND WIZARD, MOVING AND SPEAKING AUTOMATA 1FE- A 4 x VERY NIGHT, ai 8 o'clock, And EVEBY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at $o'clock. SF Admienion 25 cents; Children 18 cents, Bee small bille. Reserved Seata 50 cents. Be 28-6t* GROVER’S THEATRE. N&. 3,303 ‘THE WEEKLY STAR. ease rs This excellent Family and News Journs containing @ greater variety of interesting fending than can be found in any other, is Published on Friday morning. TERMA— i" single Cash, neeriably in advance. Five = ns Ten coy 960 Twenty copies 20 It invariably contains the «Washington News” that has made fhe Daily Hoenng Siar circulate so generally throughout the country 87 Single copics (in wrappers) can be = cured at the counter, immediately str ap issue of the paper. Price—Tunus Carvs. LOCAL NEwWs. Covncit Procespixca, September 22.— Board f Aldermen.—The President of the Board (Mr. Semmes) being absent, Mr. Brown was called A communication was received from the Mayor, tranemitting the following communi- cation from Jos. H. Bradley, Esq., Corpora. tion Attorney; R. Wallach, aq., Rayor, &c.—Dear Sir: 1 bog ave toask your attention to the case of the Woeehingtcn, Alexandria and Georgetown R. R the Corporation of Washing- tcn anc myself and son a8 trustees, in which « junction has b-en granted by the u As lam a purty'tothe suit, and besides Us it bids fair to involve a grave aad laborious litigation, ft is necessary tor the Corporation to employ other counsel, and to make provision And thisis more material f& Ty opiion as to the legsi right of the Cor- Poration as been so often avd freely expressed. Lam, sir, your obedient servant, Jas. H. BRapiey. . Company, vs. forthe expences. * Sept. 26, 1863. Reterred to committee on finance. Alsc, acommunication nominating Frederick A.Boswell as Police Magistrate for the Seventh Ward, vice Wm. R. Stratton, deceased; referred to the committee on police. Tile following were presented and referred :— By Mr. Utermehle—Petition of Thos. McIntyre end «hers for additional compensation. Mr. Galick—Petition o others relative to a nuisance. Petition of Josh. Lanwick for remission of a fine. By Mr. Lloyd—aA bill to grade and gravel Detreetsouth, from Thirteenth to Fourteenth f John H. Smithson and By Mr. Turton— Mr. Licyd, from the committee on finance, Teported @ bili to protect the interest of the Cor- poration ef Washington in the mi pencing tetween said Corporation and the Washington and Alexandria railroad; which n conformity with . Bradley above given. mployment of ad- the communication ot M The bill proyices for the e: ditional connsel, and appropriates $2,000.— Mr. Lioyd introduced a bill to supply a de- ficiency in the appropriation for the repair of C street south, irom Tenth to Fourteenth streets west; which was passed. Mr. Pepper, from the committee on improve- Mente, reported the following bills, which were ec :—Biil to improve North Capito! street, irom H street to New York avenue; bill to grade and gravel Ninth street west, trom F to H the improvement of Eleventh street; bill to repair the gutter on the east side of Fourth street east, between M and N streets south; bill to Sixth Ward; bill to repair a gutter in the Third Ward: bill to refit the curo and relay the gutter on the west side ot Tenth stra jand ayenve to Virginia avenue; und gravel K street south, from Third to Sixth street east: bill for the construction of a gu in the Sixth Ward; bill to gra diana ayenve, trom Four-and- repair a gautte: Seventh Ward; bill tore vive an ac D street south, from Second to S¢ east; and a billto grade and gra tnerth, from Fourteenth to Fifteenth street streets south; ppair culverts ip the Mr. Pepper also reported favorably upon the bills to repair the causeway in M street sonth, beiween Jth and 6th strects east, authorizing the Mayor to purchase cast iron plates and bridges were Jaid over Ull next meeting. Mr. Lioyd introduced a resslation to fill the vacancy on the joint committee of the Wash- ington and Alexandria Railroad Company: and Mr. Utermehle was appointed to fill the ya- sY CTOSS gutters; The following were also reported upon favyor- By Mr. Turton, (drainage committee)—Bill to lay a water main on D from 13th to 15th streets west. (police committee) —Di in compensatio ably and passed: Mr. Utermehie, iborizing an incre s engers. Ly Mr. Gulick, (claims committee)— Bitl for the relief of John Williams. Mr. Lloyd, from the committee on wharves, introduced a bill authorizing E. Burns & Co. to im prove a whurf eile at the foot o: Tenth street: and the consideration of the bill was postponed till next meeting. Mr. Utermehle, from the committee on police, reported adversely upon the bill reculating the deposit of coal ashes, and the petition ot Daniel Lynch; and the committee was discharged trom tLeir further consideration, Mr. Utermehle introduced a resolution in- structing the committee on the Asylum to in- quire into the expediency of providing suitable apartments for the accommodation of the in- mates of the workhouse department; which was adopted. Mr. Clephane, trom the committee on mar- kets, reported fayorably upon the bill for the relief of Jumes Bowen; but it was laid over by this arrange ment, and in my opinion should not be interfered with. Referred to the committee on police. Also, a communication enciosing the ninth monthly report of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Deperiment, which states that all the ap- ae is in good order, but the Metropolitan took and Ladver require new hovks« and one or two roof la¢ders, and the Western Hose five hundred feet of new hose. In regard to the latier company, he says if they had a proper heure for their apparatus it would be a yalu- able member of the department. Tie Corpo- ration has given it no:hing except some which belonged to the Northern Liberties fire com- pany at the time it was dishanded, six years ago. The Franklin end Anacostia apparatus needs ciling budly, and he suggests that money would be saved if some one person were ap- Pointed to keep the apparatus in proper order, or make it the duty of the Chief to see that such is done and deduct the expenee from tie annual appropriation of the companies. He again urges the establishment of a fire alarm telegr: A ph, and states that there PAB Ree i seine tocan mus Uf Mary CLUE us AS eleven of ich could have been prevented if a fire alarm telegraph had been in use. These false alarms are a great annoyance to the citi- zens, causing most of the disturbances, and thereby preventing many good men from going tothe fires, they not knowing when an alarm is rang whether it is false or not. He calls attention to the fact that at the fire in Gvorgetowg en the 2d inst. when the de- paitment did good service, all the serviceable hose in the city was there and if a fire had bro- ken out in the city a whole block may haye been destroyed He again urges the purchase of at least one steam fire engine, 2s men enough cannot be got to work the hand engines, and there is not one fire in ten occurs when men enovgn turn out to haul the engines to the fire There bas been during the month nineteen giarms of fire. one by burning chimney; one frem brick yard; one by fire in Georgetown; two from buriing rablash; six alarme, and eight actual fires, as follo Angust 26, at No. 236 Penurylvauia avenue, ia buiid- ing ow1ed ly Joreph Travers, and ocenpied by B. H. Stim metz usa batstore. The loss of the rmounted to $5,040, on which he held an insurance of £4,000 in the Potomac Com- pany, of Georgetown. Cause, aveident trom the heater. On the same day, one building of dwelling on New Jo y uvenne, near the canal, occupied by E ever, and owned by the Winter estate. About StU, fully insured. Canse, accid irom stove- i On 2id August, in the on ory brick, ne er of Thirteenth and B street Wim. McLain, whose loss in d. The buildi g-mill by Dani Smith, whose loss amount- ed to sbout $1,000. The feurth fire occurred on the 3d inst, at the corner of B street south and 12:h street east, and destroyed 2 two story freme dwelling belonging tou Charles Dyson. Loss, #200, caused by an incendiary. ‘Lhe fifth oceurrid on the 5:h inst., in the one-story brick and frame. d L Streets, occupied by James Ginnaty as a vrocery and or store, whoze loss is about $1,500, on 1, there Was no insurance. Supposed in- sim. The sixth fire occurred in Goat i sguare dis, on the 9th inst, destroying a house owned by Frank Gibson and occupied by James Stewart, valued at $200. A colcrad Weman has tren sent to jail on suspicion of setting the place on fire. ‘The seventh fire oc- cuired on the morning of the Hth, at tue cor- ner of Maryland avenne and 5th'street east, when a frame house belonging to Mr. Adams, was demaged to the extent o1 out €50. At nig't this building w n firs and enurely cestruyed. Lees, about $100. The tollowing ntroduced and referred: By Mr. Ranb—Petition of Mary Brooks in re- jation to « lot erroneousty sold for taxes; reso- lution requesting the Mayor to inform the Board by what authority tue ante-room of the Ccurcil Chamber has teen papered and car- peted, and frm what annronri an wore the Bees ade By eM Larner Petition o: Hngh McCormick for reimbursement of taxes erroveously p:tid; Petition of J. Buraside » build a portable trame house near to a brick. Mr. Ruif—Bill in reterence to sinking wells. The following bills were introduced and assed: Ry Mr. Shedd—To pave gutter across thoce Island ayenue, at Fourteenth street. By Mr. M. Larner—To relay and widen gutter on the rorth side of D sircet, between Second and Third streets west. Mr. Licyd introduced a bill fixing the salary of the Water Registrar. [The bill mak-s the eclary the same as was provided by the act of 1559, viz: $2,000 per annum.) Mr. N. D. Larner moved that the bill be laid over until the drainage committee had reported the bill now before them. Mr. Lloyd hoped that the bill would be passed, a8 it was but justice. Mr. Coyle was & very efficent officer, and discharged his duty faithfully. The revenue derived from his as About izing the Mayor te employ additional counse}, was 1 Up, and— Mr. N. D. Larner moved to refer itto the commitiee on that subject. He thought that counsel should be procured, but $2,000 was a etifi eum for the pi 5 Mr. M. Larner stated that he would vote for the reference, becanse he thought that an attor- ne wae sully, able to manage the case. r. Lloyd was opposed to this bill, and thought it useless to counsel for the care would be lost tothe city. The Weight- man case, in which we hadem: counsel, hid ccet €5,000,. The case been examined by Chief Justice Oartter, and by virtue of thatexemination he had grantsd the ijunetion against the in, Atter the cree Dad been examined, why employ addition- al covpsel. He instanced the commitice whe went 10 Temonstrate with @-ainst extending thir charter, bat they were not heard. The Corporation no right to pres the acts of ’54 and 'S5; bed no authority in their charter, and the Virginia charter was tested, ard now all that remains to be done wae to ccmply with the acts. Mr. N. D. Larner was sorry to hear an; gen- tleman representing a constituency in the Board make speech virtually in favor of the rail- read. Ee contended that the Corporation had uclaim, and he was in favor of pushing that claim if it costs @90,000. Mr. ley, the Corporation Attorney, had not felt justified— recrivil g Only $500 per annum trom the Uor- poraticn—in bringing suit against the company. Mr. Ellis acked if the company had not at one time propcsed to eettle the questions equit- abiy. Mr. Lioyd reviewed the proceedings of the last Council on the subject,” He had not heard that Mr. Bradley wished addition counsel. The injunction had {een issued to prevent the sale of the r: under a died oftrust, and the reason Chiet . ice Cartter had in isguing the decree was that he beheved the act of 1854 illegal. ‘This council was entitled to credit for voting to pay the innecent holders of bonds guaran- teed by this Corporation. The bill was referred. The bills from the Board of Aldermen for the improvement of East Capitol street, between First and Second: increasing the salary of clerk ot the Centre Market, and for building a tem- porary house for the Western Hose Company were passed. The bills from the same Board for the relief of T. Cogan, ana granting exemption from the payment of snnual water rent, were referred. Mr. Raubintroduced a resolution which was referrec, Tequesting the Mayor to consuit the Corporation Attorney on the one, of ob- tawing an injunction prohibiting the Washing- ton and Alexandria ilroad from destroying the north channel of the Potomac. Adjourned. fre oe es Seconp Warp Station Cases.—Ann Pier- y; workhouse. Maury Stevenson, tery; dismissed. Smith & Mor- ding contrary toregulation; for hear- ing. Wm. Edmonds, disorderly; 81.94. Eliza- beih Linbery, street wulking; $1.01. Thomas s.mpscn, drepk: dismissed. Jas. Baron, c2.; Jobnu Lyons, do; $i.58. Mich’l Fannagan, Nathan Clark and Jas. Davis, sleeping siremt; dismissed. Patrick Riley, grand y; for hearing. Jas. McBride and Wm. Doyle, disorderly; di-missed. G. Ramsoa, y Lamens, Henry Chandler, Henry Dailey, Jos. Hobb, Wm. Hodge and George Wise, do.; Sench. Jas. Hughes, do.; #4. Jno, Fairall, Keenan snd P. H. Hughes, do.; $2 each. i. Scanlon, drunk; $1.58. Ellen Saxton, do.; 1- Geo. Baxter, do.; dismissed, ESE SEES Forntu Warp Station @aszs.—Charles Moorey, assault and pela fh diemigeed. Do., picianity: workhouse. Pat’k Dempsey, mania- a-potu, workhouse. Mary A. Ballerran, creating a nuisance; ruled for hearing. Wm. Johnson ord Robert Johnson, throwing stones: locked wptowr boure. Umaries Loeb, selling by sample; for hearing. George Schroeder, abusing his wite; dismissed. William Hope and Willinm Rutler, drank and disorderly; $1 Ssrach. Martin Kiger & Jacob Van Buren, do; dismissed. Thomas Madden, do; $1.58. Barney Melon, larceny; jail for court. Patrick Maegin, drunk: $158. Conrad Roberts, do.; dis- orderiy; $1 Ann Keary, do.; dismissed. Catharine Kelly, do.; dismissed. Thomas Mc- Graw, vagrancy; dismissed. John McKane, selling Liquor to soldiers; military. 22 eee SEenT TO Ja1L.—J. H. Norton, of Alexandria, Wess errested yesterday by Lieut. Smith’s de- tective force, charged with furnishing deserters with recommendations tor paeses, for which he charged $2each He was found guilty of the charge, and sentenced to three months’ impris- ouméent in the Alexandria jail, by order of Cot. Wells, Provost Marshal. Mrs Lincoln's Visit to West Poi —Her tan office had increased in the last two years to Stny in the North and Return Home. proved and in a short ti THIS POPULAR THEATER, till next meeting and made the special order. # £000 or 819,00 over allexpenses. If he was Tidderscn EATURDAY, the Tih day ofOctover | aaked for it. The improvements eet cit en NEWLY BUILDINU Mr. Brown introduced the following, which | entitled to $2.00 in 1859, how much more is he | _Mrs. Lincoln, the estimable lady of tne Pres- ext, at 12 o'clock m.,’that portion of the Old | Cottage, an excellent barn, recent.y pod : was adopted: Whereas the morning reports of | entitled to it now, with increased rents, &c! | ident of the United States, 1s about to return to Found ety Twine wees ct dec qetowa snd a Panne: One-third cash ; the balance in one, two WILL OPEN IN A SHORT TIME, the Sergeants of the Metropolitan Police show en the esapeake io Cana! $22,006 lected and paid | pur would like te have it eid over enikity | Washington, after a pl seiyiayantind that over §22,' ), Were collec an pai ut wou @ ty have it laid over until t! CJ for fines, torfeitures, &c., during the last fiscal | pill now before the committee be reported. He ose —_ Ss se “eh to Se = ear, and the City Register states that but | was glad that it hed come ont that $13,000 or | £VMmer season just brought D_L, Bhoemater & Brother by articles or nstee | mediately. Appty to LOU: to J¥ W7-cotf 16,620.07 have been deposited in bank during } gic,(60 revenue wus received, and he wished | Thureday last che paid a kind, complimentary Ae., end the extreme eastmost angle conveyed to | 43 Dunbartonstreet, Georgetown. _JY EMINENT COMBINATION: the same period from this source, therefore’ | .the statement to go before the public that the | visit to General Scott at Weet Point, where Ao, at Folio, Re). "There istapon the property to | PZRIOK COTPAGH FOR SALE. That tolight: | FL. DAVENPORT, instructed to cramine the cause of tule appar. | RrgPunauant soc Matthey lind been taxed for | that noncred amd distinguished soldier ie now be sold valuab contaiping seven roomie, lighted by igus.on Hiat., J. W. WALLACK, ent discrepancy, and report the facts to this | that the people shall be taxed only for the | Te*iding, engaged in preparing hus illustrious in Printing Office Square, will be OENAT. MRS. FARREN, | Board for its information and guidance. actuel cost. autobiography. A beautiful little revenue woes * Min Brazen,” rw quire of present oosapants oat Lt AS akDA . ” The act amendatory of the act authorizing Mr. Lilvyd said that this revenue accrusd to | steamer, provided by the courteous and gen- z mises. By reference to t! Sr istar cr in peice, Fomeion aves = a" the Mayor to lease wharf sites on the Potomac | the water fund. he transfer of various porti he origi : COMPANY OF RARE EXCELLENCE. | river, came up as aepecial order, and was so} Mr. Ellismeved to refer the bill to the drain. | t!¢™&2ly Surveyor of the Port, Mr. Andrews, and three years. ae river. (excepting however. the | “Tethe purchacer desired, the crops on the land FOR THE COMING BEAGOR, het me Mills assigacd to ald be dinposed cf end’ ion im- weirs ? Birtaee af articles ‘Ofagree | Would be disposed of a even No with the : Lincoln and ber small but most rty, it will be see: RNISHED BOOMS TU LET—At No. 183 G — amended @s to require the Mayor to sell the | age committee; carried—yeas 10, nays 5. conveyed Mrs. ove scesoery ‘Be the complete onj yment of the Foie near igth st. Gas and hot and cold BU The Opening Rerformance will be announced | gites to the highest bidder after ten days notice, f he following bills wire reported and passed: | celcct party of ladies and itlemen to the ave bees made, Baths. iis in a fe L eo 19 tf and then passed. From the committee on improvements—To lay | well-known military post of West Point. Gen. 0 LR pit eho pth ALUABLE 208 BALE_On K. Yetweon saa ata Nice Mr. Turton introduced a resolution request. | fcotwalke at K street bridge; repair M street Dix sree cacort atite Poatate ate * bs th streets, and fro: ing the committee on wharves to report to tais ih, between 3d and 4th east; to lay a new ep: “3 : Horthera Market. Twenth-three feet fronts M Pe REY AV ESING AP, Board the number and positions of the whart aatien on Datrect south and westside of Finn | On arriving et the steamboat i of the th of one bundred feet. i NEW YORE SUMMER GARDEN, longing to the city. Adopted. k - | post, the party was most cordially ved by farnish a rare opportanity fo: a dep’ ¥ 0. 360 O Sruzsr, sites belonging iY: street east, to lay trunk across Maryland ave- | P* 80: realestate investments A g ire of HARMON eee ce i 4 and 6th streets. Mr. Gcerdon presented & petition from the | nue, between ist and 2d streets east: to form a | the Superintendent of establishment and sorte nections will besrbibived apos's Ba EE jy 2m* G. H. LIST, Proprietor. | Washington city Fire Department requesting | paved sluice across Maryland avenac. near | the miliary officers there. Just before the passage of & law to prevent contractors oundary; to take up and relay gutters on H | the party dieembarked a salute of fifteen guns MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. BOARDING. from covering mp the ire plugs, when paring | street, between 1sim street and Porsa0nt aye. | edinae on ee ahve kad ee ee ee '. the streets. e! jo com: on fire de- | nue; to lay new gutter across cond stree! "* ; RTBRS —The high- | iment. east, north eide of Esat Capitol street; to lay | the Indies and gentlemen were seated and on UBSTITUTES: Bees aa lor BoABRING — With Pleasant Rooms, at 396 The following bills were introduced and | new floor and repair K atreet bridge. their way to the oi Here Mrs. Lincoin TRAPTWD men, ‘Those in wantof Babstivates will | A) Fourtn street. #02381" _ | passed: By Mr. Lioyd—bill to grade and | ‘Mr. .N. D. Larner, from the committee on | was received and warmly welcomed by all the Ond it to thelr interest to ly at the “Intelli- Q Finsar is A | gravel C atreet south, from Third to Sixth improw ments, reported the petition of Jos. F. | Authorities of the post. A number of gentlemen gence and Real Mstate Omice,* Ko. 611 Binthst., | 393 wie to. their | street weet. By Mr. Sargent_bill to improve | Brown io build a fuel vault extending ten feet | and ladies were then keekwe gia ia her, near Pennsylvania avenue, wives, and sitgle jem. jan be accommodated | Fast Capitol strect, between First and Second | peyond the curb; postponed to next Monday. and in every case very kin AG peosbies! The au 10-tf 2 N. OH. MILLBB with large pleasamt Rooms with Board. B-ference | gtreet west. By Mr. Turton—bill to erect 8 r. M. Larner, from the drainage committee, | splendid band attached to establishment SD fer char ged, . 6019 iw temporary buliding for the use of the Western | repcrted the bill (introduced by Mr. N. D. Lar- | was drawn up on the and discoarsed ta ustee, aad on the day of ey One-fourth cash ; @ balance im |, to be secured by no es at aths bearing interest, BT BABT—BSTW a ertlemen common, etionee: Hose Company. By Mr. Utermehle—bdill to | ner) for the more thorough distribution of Po- | beautiful operatic selections and other music. By GREEN & A ator = ae PERSONAL. J. ei gRIDWELL WOULD BMSPRCTPOLLY | supply a deficiency for work donein the Feurth per) focsben throngbout the city; and it was | Mrs. Lincoln next witnessed the exercises of id at TI aa leh ater Moaccencra,DE Davins ______ | Sug, taform Bia frienda and the pubiic, tuat ae has | Ward. By Mr. Gulick—bill to lay a flag foot- | ordered to be printed and made the special | the cadets, and expresced her delight and satie= pide pony gon date dandae M DB DAVIS'S ENBRBAL and | 10St received @ aplendid assortment of Wall ravers, way across Indiana avenueand Ustreet north. | order for Monday next. faction at the admirable precision with which revorded in Liber 3. £, 8 Wo. 172, Private Diseases e fast guining favor’ Allporeeas | suuanle or Rell perlors, dining roon.t Ae, All | “A7,c‘cilowiag bilie from the Board of Gom. | CTA? rena er, cmmittes on police, | they performed every conceivable variety of ft t Wash sufferi: ith Syphil.s, Gonorrhea and ey be city or country in the beet style. oy experi. tmeon Council were read twice and referred: ported adversely on the petition of J. CO. | military evolutions and megan ae! ‘Weakness will do well to eall upon bim. ‘sie | enced workmen. Remember the place, No. 367 D Bill to lay a fing footway across Seventh Howard, asking permiszion to erect a livery The parade of oe ee ae cence Diseases of all Kinde eclentifically treated. Oba ges | street, near 9h. ‘ se 22-lw_ | street east, near G street; to grade and gravel | stable, and asked that the committee be dis- | they filed past to the music band, ating moderate, Room Be. 29, 455 seventh. sirest, aa MM street, from 14th to 16th atreets west; forthe | charged. Granted. as they went. Mrs. Lincoln and her friends of land lying in t ty of | Opposite Post Office. se 15 im’ KNOS & Co.'s CLZY EXPRESS, relief of E. E. Barnes equalizing the cempen- Also, adversely on ge by minceeer Hee carriages = si-chd T ROMS tre ion of cerigin officers of the corporation, aS latin sale riv Cozzens’ famous Point DBauare No-Teorbounded | Nate octets wasbors with asta eit | GOODS, PACKAGES, AND BAGGAGE, nine Dorevion: || Bir. Shedd) tsqulatiog of wood aud and abolishing the office of inspector and seal- | coal, and asked to be discharged. Hotel, there to make the visit of theday. Ar- Bhe tells the past and future—never known to fail. | Throughout the City, Georgetown, and to the er of gas meters; authorizing the Mayor to Mr. Shedd said he was disa) pointed in the | rivng here, Mrs. Lincoln Mid Meee sf ee eee ee eier ci’ akeaasens | Hasitess Railroad, at mcke @ ceriain lease; to continue the sewer | action of the coramittee, for there was great | received by Gen. Scott, and the T ladies oT x prot ang ie paler reet nm LOW AND REGULAR RATES. frcm 1 to L, on Sixth street west, room for fraud in the sale of wood and coal, | and gentlemen of the party were duly present- the line of Fi 3 confidential, No. 233 @ street north, : . Thases ware onthe lt corner o1 lath stzeet west, three squares f: m the | We check all baggage to be delivered at Railroad. | “The following, also from the Board of Com- | ror ad oratning checid ba done foe ne protec. | ed. A distinguished Eastern diplomat, Hon. ley; thence south on the line of said alle: Patert Office. The only person it can shows ENOS&C ° mon Council, were read three times and passed: | tionof purchasers. Ifthe members would look | Townsend Harris, late U.S. Minister to Japan, inches, and thence east 97 feet to the tbe: | Likeness of faiure husband or absent fileod in Te- . 2D Bill to smend an act to preserve the naviza- | well into the bill he thought that they would | was present, and took the opportunity to pay ginning, excepting and reserving from ality. Ladies 50 cents: Gentiomen SI. seS im" _ | 61 Louisiana Avenue, between 6th and 7th streets | sion of the river, approved June 4, 185% to im. | Colo tommecovclaston thot atte proper amend- | his respects to the wite of the Uhief ‘Magistiais above dereribed mg adoat 4 fest WANTED! ii 5 jm qHORING ROTOR prove piste south, from 7th to 8th streets | ments it would be Practioabe! "He ‘had pre. Saeed fagneers niche re : . i — OBSE ING . east. Adjourned, pared ceveral amendments, and hopad that the en. Scott en, lient health, consider. nian Bo am —— i i ill we ing his years. He is the earliest in the BV) ADY IN wasatnoron OES Cc Ce 1L—A ficat: as re- | bill would be considered. He had had some | ing y The pr aitses above dessri << = vet by Danaea ses, and call at ean pabreriber aa caken the Bho; sopmert we ceived from the Mayor enclosing ‘the Ercaly of | conversa ion with dealers who thought well of | house, and first at the breakiast ¢ table. nee three story k dwelling house, and situated THRE PINKING AND SfAMPING DEPOT, where be is now prepared to shoe hurses with the | the Military Governor to the resolution in re- | tbe bill. He knew of one dealer who, last sea- breakiasting, at seven o'clock, preeneste weer ee ermal tan dents erento ne No. 381 F street. Setar cant Saint MaRS Sith ee ed | len to the removal of the hacks from Peon | sou, cold two hundred cargoes of ‘coal, the | the library, ‘where be is daily engaged pre Opposite the Patent Omfice, manner Particular pains taken with trotting and | cylvunin avenue. The communication of the | revenue on which to the weigher wou'dfmount | paring his autobiography for I : terns for Braiding and Bm. wing Mencuitaneear ee ease ee Sorel nes rite Tasuetie ee | (iro eacueh fret east hit Reco eee Ritter dinner Mrs. Lincoln end her friends 6,000 elegant Patterns for is * i urshel, who replies as follows: reven -fiv z 2 irchaser. broidery now ready to stamp. se M4-1m* D.W.GARDINEB. In obedience to your endotyement of com. | und inspectors in the city. rete see ibe lige ram a aie nae New Patterns received daily al HOW CAfES! municatica from the Acting Mayor in regard | | Mr. Kuff did not see how the bill could work | their carrieges, were driver 0 the spot where Menharihe titer vet Jes Mar Btamped Goocs, Braid ard Silk for sale, S BHOW OASES ea ALL Kinps, | t? te Temoval of the hacks from Pennsyiya. | unless there was an officer for each yard, and | they had lgnde f such y ‘ " f the Oapito! grounds. Ceara thie com; itience in equal pay: m, months, to i ‘ked on the revenuesteameron their # nia avenue, 1 have the hopor to report that it | in some yard it would not be worth whiie for | more embar: Pe STEVENS ‘Traste EOE CANELYION HAND: was amilltary necessity, arising icon the fol- | an officeF to bein aitendance. He was willing Te OO Ty. ee ate te 15-co&kds WIULIAM3, auct’rs. NEW FALL AND CONSTAN ts lowing facts? First, the great increase of Gav- | to vote for a billof this kind if anything prac- die rig pert ‘was no less so. Mrs. Linsoln — BsIS TANT QUARTERMASTEE’S OFFIOR Siow Susy ere rare as ©. F. RAU & CO, ernment transportation In connection with the enh Seppe se cmp liahoe wee Ae 5 Cox the rare advantage of the scenery of | 4 ad AN ALLEY, army movements. Second, the use of ® con- | £0! yy the quarter cor and t. ‘ Corner of 9 and Tegenss- second, streets. | Hue ein. Sonne an on 20 MoOLELEA? LTIMORE,. MD siderable portion of the avenue by as railroad = rem onid be oe that it would be imprac- eae ed ee oh ixlieaaeseeanoaion e . open company, and the municipal regulations re- | ticable to carry out s iden light over the whole ex: ‘ot land PUBLIO FALES OF COND: or CTT Mn would reapestfaliy iu ew 7 | Guiting hacks to stand filteen feet from the | Was atessurer to each yard; and it would | of fo! ipanse ; ii take pace at th sa intrdaoa As WED ; | CHOIOR DESCRIPTION ANDGREAT VARIETY, Feiniteriber would tiePpuplie een curbetene. “This order, and the fact of ths rotably result in this, as fad Leelee case be- | "pus, afier astay of mestty two months ia ‘A : , 1868, the $4, , and Sith days . 7 t ed the Steam backs standing two and three abreast, pre- |, fore, t the measurer wou som North, the President's. ny dike center eet Ladies will oblige me by calling and examining | Opeter taloon formeriy occayiel by vented the wagon trains entirely from stag p percon—-a clerk or somebody ce eee ote ee eee.” Daring, Nar cpa eueutte Mave The property is condemned as unfit for public | | T of new FALL and WINTHR GOODE be | } Hi Go he wiley of ove. | PY, Portion of the avenue between the rail- | ‘wood Se Oe ee keer visited the White Mountains on stock ro! ck and the curbstones, riving all ie was ° Jaslento commence at ten sislock m.. of each | fore purchasing, as we wish to show our goods, Y8PBRS | Government trains and other vehicles going | , Mr. Raub, {roma the committee oa canals, £9- ; aber op hand shall be sold, germany FEANKLIN, BTORISOW’S RADLEY. | bert Woys to one side of theavenas, causing | ported the be Nay wifes come discussion, was - ‘Ferma cash, in Government [005 wPRINS No, 12 Center Market Space, OT1OB —For sale, five Hundied ects of one, | blockade’ “UDSWAYS and-often a complete | Hing of cand, eee incident of her tour, as « ¥ 5 re Foi A ° . au 25- 2t Cavtain. A.Q. M.. U.8 between Sth aad sth sts, two and four horse second band Harness. e committee on fire depart. | sults of great im aes Win particulary: so on the block in | | Mr. ere yanl qoreretic a the resolution of ehip of war of a friencly. t nr dred good citizens” and MoDlellan second-hand HIDES—HIDES. ‘ALLERY— ; so batween front of Willard’s Hotel, between Fourteenth ent, t ting an increase of | the ‘of New York, on oveaaion with WEUNESDAY ana BaTURSAY SH Calses 8, —_ woqeetaerecee Oy a neee oe oft otes Siaroean ged sie “Hanee | 209 Sis Bridge (hs ordek trom tite ofl close Sifts abtrcaae so jane the cme) ones vie Letalt buagsceat teed soteansaalta harfon Sixth strect; Washington, pe sed 4 ae came ore, ¥ STON. | not take the hacks from th Gabin ac: ‘were dis eit ’ er poatneparrs Fi taesrisiat is: | puaascay sour soar oY tax bay O8 | “ester ithe Caperin iw piacstoem | | Me Novia pha Alarm’ bl fo | ofc Rapere oe Reza, tha wae aa ; im Treasury notes, to ms | zee tn ewe ‘as be pictures are admired cane, 8d ee - | Sridiog and graveling © street south, from | accs and avistocrane fastest boat . aires them toremain file, treets west: i ‘North- : Lt. Gol. ea by all lovers of the eee rere, cr ia persons; choo, hee and neat he curb. Tn the Tatty tne | Tenth CU Kleeberg Dirate set] scares ft 6 SE LINED Lie | SUTmESS ATERNTIONT bas cepacity for S are ee ering n° jracant, spaces, | P&the bill from the Boara ot Aldermen to pro- | posein visitug the 1,400 nakiRtS canbe teamed Se | eyRO TERR MELT IEEE ARN TT wy _ Fe carats, of ecateane, cree" | See” Washington th A seal | EAS dates kre cee: a O "MeKN EW," | nandiand for sale eee awe Government and’ the pablic | company galas the Corporation, by ‘uihor + | us of the White: a