Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘WasHinetos SaTRE.—The emiuent art- ists, J. W. Wallack, E. L. Davenport and Mrs. Farren, wil! ses to-night in the delightful «Wild Oats. t night they appeared in tra- gedy, and to-night an opportunity is given the public of seeing these three really grand dra- matic artists in comedy. They will be well sustained by Mr. Grover’s fine stock company. Forpd’s THEATER.—“ Fanchon, the Cricket,” will be performed to-night again. Maggie Mitchell’s part in the play will of course be brillantiy performed, and she will be tained, as usual, by an excellent cast of char- acter. © Fanchon” is one of those plays of which the public seems never to tire, and there- fore Ford’s beautiful theater is nightly filled to its utmost capac. Cantursury.— Millie Fowler and Julia Mortimer, the twin sisters in beauty and grace, will appear to-night again in the beautiful act, «The Gipsy’s Lay.” Clara Fowler, no less beautiful and graceinl than her sister Millie, ‘will also appear, as will the entire Canterbury troupe; and thus will be given an entertainment which will be pleasing to all who may attend. Wray, the wizard, gives another entertain- ment to-night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. In necro- mancy and the magical artof scientific diablerie Wymau has no superier,and his efforts are always attended with much amusement, He is wonderful alsoin ventriloquism. Thespeak- ing automata will again be introduced. VARIETIES.—An entertainment consisting of song, dance and Ethiopian eccentricity will be given at the Varieties Music Hall to-night. There isa good company here and they give enjoyable performan Sa Tue DRa¥r —After our report closed yester- day, the following cases were disposed of by the Board of Enrollment: George W. Stone, paid commutation. Joseph Culvar, disability. Benjamin Carter, only son of widow. George H. Coombs, paid commutation. Augustus Applestiel, now in service. C. V. Robertson, now in service. K. Logan, now in service. J.J. Hewitt, death. Wm. Guimond, disability. Augustus Nichols, now in service. Stephen L. Kearney, now in service. Wm. Gordon, only son of widow. George W. Abbott, now in service. James Benhem, now in service. Henry Taylor, now in service. Henry A. Hardy, now 1n service. Salvadore Petrola, now in service. C. E. Nesmiah, erroreously enrolled. John Clark, disability. Hamilton Seville, paid commutation. F. W. Pulling, paid commatation. Henry Snyder, accepted. Barney Duke, furnished substituate—John Pierce. Albert P. Schartz, now in service. Benj. Shaw, now in service. Wm. Layne, colored, accepted. Albert H. Lewis, now in service. Jos. Miller, now in service. Geo. Murray, now in service. Henry Y. Foster, now in service. Wm. H. Carroll, paid commutation. H.C. Sholes, paid commutation. Samuel Sharretts, paid commutation. Addison Barret, now in service. Robert Shields, now in service. Martin Hofberger, now in service. John Smitb, now in service. Alpheus Brown, now in service. Michael Walsh, now in service. Yhas. S. Abell, now in service. is. W. Van Ness, turnished substitate— Herman Van Ness. Elijah Chamberlin, accepted. Wn. S. Wilder, paid commutation. G. F. Looker, paid commutation. pamuel W. Taylor, paid commutation. John B. Ramsay, paid commutation. Samuel E. Culverwell, paid commutation. Benj. Gaither, accepted. Franklin Price, colored, accepted. Hugh Phillips, disability. Chas. Warthen, erroneously enrolled. Jas. H. Parker, paid commutation. Washington Lucas, over age. Geo. Ware, colored, furnished substitute— Augustus C. Hawkins. Wm. McElhaney, paid commutation. J. W. Clampit, paid commutation. Alfred Delany, in service 3d March. Chas. H. Campbell, disability. Robert Lacy, erroneously enrolled. John E. Turner, furnished substitue—Wm. L. Bradiord. Altred Robbins, paid commutation. Godfrey Hanibal, colored, accepted. ——.——_ A Worp vor THB HacKMEN.—Euitor Star: Alow me, through the so-generally-read col- ‘umns of the Star, to say a word in behalf of a class of our community who do not seer. to be having the fair play that tax-paying citizens are entitled to;—I mean the hackmen. They are.requ‘red to pay a tax to the city on their business, and yet another tax to the Govern- ment, and can justly claim some protection in carrying on that business. And yet they have been driven “from pillar to post,” in such a manner that their business is well nigh broken up; and thongh not so intended by Capt. Todd, Iam sure, (who I believe to be a just and hon- orable officer,) the effect of their displacement from their old stands in front of the hotels has been to enable two or three large livery stables, in conjunction with the hotels, to monopolize nearly the whole hacking business, to the detri- ment of a large, industrious and respectable portion of the commanity. It seems to me too, taking into consideration the great width of Pennsylvania avenue, and the inconsiderable space occupied bya single line of hacks in front of the hotels—that the amount of inconvenience suflered by army wagons from the hacks has been much exaggerated to Capt. Todd; and again, it does not seem quite apparent how the same hacks will occupy less space or afford less obstructions to army wagons in tront of the resery ations than they will in front of the hotels. Anyhow, I trust that some means will be found to afford relief to the hackmen, so that their livelihood may not be altogether cut off. JusTicE. See eee Larceny Cases.—Last week, Officer Alex- ander Clements was robbed of fiiteen dollars, which was taken from under a pillow at his house, and suspicion fell on a colored boy, William Cole, employed in the house, who, however, s!renuously denied it, and charged another boy with the act, who was arrested and dismissed. Officer Clements, on inquiry, found that Cole had been spending monvy quite free- ly, and again charged him with the act, when he acknowledged taking ten dollars. Justice Drury committed him to jail for court. On Sunday, Elizabeth Miles, who is charged by Richard Slaughter (both contrabands,) with stealing fifteen dollars from him, was arrested by Officer Crump and taken before Justice Drury, when Slaughter testified that he laid his pocket-book, containing the money, on a counter of a store, ana it was picked up by the prisoner, who acknowleged taking it, and said she would return the money, but the money not being forthcoming, Slaughter had her ar- rested, and she was sent to jail by Justice Drury. eee Wirz Beaters.—Night before last, John ried was arrested by officer Crump, charged by his wife with whipping her, and he was locked up during the night, and yesterday morning Justice Drury held him to bail to keep | the peace. He left the office, but in a short time his wife came back and complained that Jobn had been to the house and taken his clothes and money, and was about to leave the city, leaving her with four small children;and about this time Joha was seen running past the station on his way to the eleven o'clock cars, in which we belie > he succeeded in get- ting off. On the same night, ofucer Stinchcomb ar- rested John Flaherty, residing in Conneaught row, for beating his wife, and yesterday morn- ing Justice Drury committed him to the work- house. The neighbors, before he was arrested, charged that he had whipped half the people in the row, seme of whom were ‘-kilt,” but none appeared against him except his wife. gn SENT TO Count —sester sys the case of Santo Strixioli, Frixioni Raffaelle and Michael ‘Lastro, charged with the $300 robbery, was taken up by Justice Clayton. The witnesses who were expected to be procured by the de- fence not being present, the case was argued by the counsel and submitted for final decision by the justice. The justice remarked that it ‘was a case of too much i to be passed over lightly, and ought to be thoroughly inves- tigated. Without pretending to base an opinion of the guilt orinnocence of the parties upon ths evidence before him, he thought that public justice required its examination by the grand jury, and would therefore require all three to give bail for their appearance at the criminal court, ———.___ U.S. CouRT OF CLatus.—The United States Court of Claims will commence its October term next Monday. Its jurisdiction was en- larged by the act of the late Congress. A yery large number of new claims have been filed, including the Floyd acceptance of Russell, Majors & Co., to the extent of $300,000 Judge Black, Messrs. Curtis, Cushing and Brodhead, of St. Louis, are counsel in the case, which ‘will be argued as a question of law. In ad. dition, many claims come from Louisiana, Vir. ginia and other States for losses and depreda- tions by the military. that she has foro: abundant te tne t she moreover lost a brother the Fi ‘Last night, about nine v’ck servant woman employed in Butler's tau. rant, Fons ws pees near Pennsylvania avenue, went in! er room to dress, and b} some accident her clothes took fire from 3 ca dle. In her efforts to extinguish the flames she set fire to the curtains in the room, and it spread o the window frames. The slarm was given, and the fire companies were quickly on the spot, and the fire was extin<uis! before it reached rariniag Property, with but littie damage to the building in which it originated. As the reel of the Columbia company was passing up the avenue, the men at the ropes turned aside quickly to make room for a piece of apparatus that was a, proaching, and one of them slipped on the railroad track and sev- eral others fell over him. One was slightly etunned, but none of them met with severe in- jury. the —EEEEE ALEXANDRIA Arrains.—Trade has consid- erably increased since the raising of the block- ade for our port. Vessels now cl-ar directly for the eastern cities, (juite a number ot yes- sels are now in our harbor. Three citizens were arrested in the vicinity of Edson‘s Hill yesterday on a charge of bridge burning on the Louden and Hampshire Rail- road. They were sent in to Col. Wells, and by him were committed to jail to await trial.—i- ezandria News, Sept. 30. PickrockeT AT CANTERBURY.—Last night Mr. Geo. Barkum lost his watch at Canterbury Hall. Sergeant Cronin was called upon to search for it. Two little waiter boys, James ‘W. Linsey and Alexander Swigert, were ar- rested on suspicion; but the sergeant could find no gocd ground for suspicion, and they were dismissed. The operator was probably a skill- ful wor':man. a BurGLary.—This morning, about 10 o'clock, Officer Sullivan, of the Second Ward, arrested W.G. Clark, for entering the dwelling of Mr. F. Brown, Navy Agent, No. 250 F street. He bad only succeeded in ubtaining two vests, a neck-tie, and other articles, when discovered. He was taken before Justice Clark, who com- mitted him to jail for court. —>___ SEE FOURTH PAGE of to-day’s Star for inter- esting local articles. ge THE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons emigrating to the extreme Western country, is the great fear they have of the Fever and Ague—the most direful of alldiseases. Every day, we hear of parsons at- tacked by this dieerse, and made helpless in a short time, without any means of affording relief, In view of the great demand for a remedy, Hostetter bas presented hie celebrated ‘Bitters. Yative powers for all diseaees of the been univerrally acknowledged. The ‘ Bitters,” prepared after along experience and deep study, ave received the encomiums of the most eminent physi as wellas all classes. from every part ofourcountry. To those who doubt their macy virtues. all we can say is, try trem, and judge for themselves respectively. Sold by Druggista and dealers generally every- where Wholesale Agents—A. M, Bininger & Oo., 437 Penn, ave. 8e23-e03t iS AGAIN we Call attention to the really elegant and varied stock of Jewelry and Plated Ware now dis- played at the Dollar Store, 438 Pennsylvania ave- nue, near 43; street Be advised by us, ‘'Go to the Dollar Store,” and invest your surplus cash. 8e23-lw* ie Corys, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and other disorders of the Feet, cured without pain by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Ne 424 Penn sylvania avenue, between 4%; and 6th streets, Washington, D, G. No charge for consultation. 8625 = GRRAT PENNSYLVANIA KOUTE, via Baltimoreand Hrarrishure, to the North and West.—Two traina leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quick time—low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ Uickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and further information apply at the office of Great Pennsylvania Koute, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- ton. Office open from a.m. to 9p.m.; on Sun- days from 2todp.m. » BE. 0. Norton, Agent. se 12 ly Hair Dye! Hair Dre!! . Batehelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th- world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye kno¥- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes hed, susty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the illeffects of Bad Dyes, The Genuine is signed Witttam A Baroustor, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac- tory—81 Barelay street, New York. Batcheior’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly plc aia TxE Areas aD anes Ate Den ares oat Out.— ham’s ir TIES atbos: “The bos in use. Tey it. Bold by 8 e \. -Pord, corner llth street and Pa. avenu., Wash- neton, and Henry Oook. Alexandria. jaé-ly ——_>—__ Diseases OF Tum Nexvous, SesIaaL. Uatnany AED Baxvual Sysrsus.—Now and reliable treat- ment—in Re of the Howard Association—sent in sealed let iF envelo; free of charge. Bkillin. Houghton, Howard Assoc ae A Piusdelpuias Pe ‘a0 2 ee Waneanrep ro Ovas 1x 51x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, icra Specific of misty ave years’ standing. cure Gonorrhag in siz No ¥ diet required. Price $i per bottle. Sold eS pores Corner lith mrest ga Pa. avenue fashington. and Henry Cook. Alexandrii ely MARRIED, Rey. Mr. Lenmon, MATHA B. BRID- On the 27th instsnt, by the Mr. W.0 FOWLBK'to Mi WHLL, all of this city. DIED, On Wednesday evening past four o’clock, sfter w McBLFRESH, in the 26th year of his age. His funeral wi'l take piace on Fridsy morning. the 2¢ instant, at 10 o’elock, from the residence o: his parents, on New York avenue, between 4th and Sth streets, where bis many friends and relatives are invited to attend, 1t* On the 20th kee oh JULIA GERMON, youngest child of Mary and John H. Germon, aged | yea mouths, and 16 days. Ber funeral will take place on Friday, the 24 instant, at 3 o clock, ficm No, 348 Twentieth street. “ On the morning of Cct. Ist, at balf-past six o’cl’k, GEORGE WASHINGTON, ton of John M and Elizabeth Maxwell. aged 2 years, of this city Funeral to-morrow at 3 o’clock, 239 Fourth st, north, (Balt. papers please copy.] On the morning of the Ist instant, MARGERET 4 DELADE, ooly daughter of James BE. and Susaa Mattingly, aged 13 months. Funeral to take place to morrow (Friday) after- pocn, at 4 o clock, to which the friends o! the family are invited to attend. = On the 27th instant. near the Navy Yard, ANNA only daughter of John and Mary Aan Gerlock,aged S years, 9 months, and 18 days, = On the 2th instant, near Rockville, Md., ROSA HAGNER, infant daughter of Isabella and Southey 8. Parker, A SPLENDID ONE OR TWO HORSE FAMILY CABKIAGE for sale at a great bar- pao Itcost three hundred and tweaty ve dolls it would cost now five hun- dred.) It is in exeellent conditiop. Superb glass doors, &c.,&c, Call at 114 Bridge street. George- town. ge 29-3t' | FPO BENT—4 FRane nouse containing wix i FOR SALE AND RENT. PIC NICs, &c. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) FrURNISHSD ROOMS etree 3 th well furnished; also, several anand within fie misuton’ walk, of and within five minutes’ w: da’ and ‘Kirkwooas’, No children ee ine se Wi boeuse, Fo RENT— A Well furnished FRONT ROOM, second floor. 415 H street, corner of 12t4 It” ESTAURANT FOR SALB— With Fixtures, &c. Apply at No. 434 K st, bat. sthand 7th. oc? St , SONNBBARN. FORSALB— A large LOT, with s FRAME 4088B L_ therecm,in the First Ward, convenient to the War Departivent. Inquire at N>. 156 Fourth «¢ , - between Land New York avenue. 0 i-3t” UTRNITCRE OF HOUSE FOB SAL AND House to remt. Eight rooms, with Pos- session inmediately. vo Ninth at £ geouts reed apply it* OB BALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUSES Ww. cts Mestense sag irony ia the Second wat: ii Boid Wery chi fe oo t . BEI EY, 19th and G sts” Firat Ward ee ite f@OR SALE—A new amali © RICK HOUSH. on 6th, pear M street, (Island ) It has more than ib « ‘iences and built in the best ir. Within one equare of tre city cars. and ason the street, Irquire, DR.J.G. WILLETTE, 0.175 F street. oc I-iw* FOR RENT— A FURNISHED HOUSE, nesr Btate D+partmes t; heated by furnace, with gas yJABLNIS FASHIONABLB aCaDBMY, M Ae Ovy FaLtows® Hass Prof. MARINI has now formed Tull commence teanhizg on THURSDAY, e Getobder at 3p. m. Daya of tuition * end Thursdays. for Ladies. Misses, asters; for ‘Gentlemen from 744 to ON + everingd. se eS Ft. LABBR’3 DANCING ACADEMY, Prof. P. R. LABBE'S Academy will re-open on Taceday, Oat. isth, in the hatl aver the store of Meters. George & Thoman Parker & Oo., Mares lvsnia avenue, directiy opposite the propolitea Hotel.’ Days of tuition ‘or misses and maste-s Tuesdays, Thursdays, oni Sat- urdays, commencing at $ o'clock p.m; for gentle- mev > ume evenings, commencing at half-past 7. Be pice pie aod cr 1O NiO 8. Dominick's Cuvron will take place a: the Wasrincton Paax, 7th street,on MONDAY, October 5th, 1863, The Brass ard &trirg Band of Charles Bergman and M Trossi is engaged for the occasion. , The Coromittee pledge themselves that this shail be the Grand Pio Nic of the season. Tickets only 25 cents; Children under ten years 10 cents Dirner and Supper furnished by the proprietor of the Park at reasonable prices. 50 26 and water. Terms two bund: ed dollars per moath. inadvance, Known city references requite 1. Ap piy to H.C. SPALDING, 52 D strect, rear 10ta. oc il Fo& RENT—A FARM, containing 30 acres, six miles from the Na-y Yard Bridgs, in Prince George county, Cor fortable Dwelling and ail ne- ce-sary Outbuildings, For terms, &c , apply to Z. ENGLISB, corner otiith street and Mass. avenue, Washington. DO ,for MRS. JANE E, TOLSON, on the prev irex oc 1-4t* CoLUMBIA CORNET AND STRING BaND— / The urdersigned rerpectfully announces to the public, that he is ready to furnish Music for Private Parties. Balls, Pic Nies, Parades, Exbihitions, ete , with any number of Masiciaca required, at the shortest notice. by leaving orjers at John t-eman’s, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 4th street east, HENRY ISEMAN, fe9 3m* WANT: eres olay MARKET FARM FOR RENT — “4 The farm ad_oin ng Uniontown; the land is suitable for (ae ping sod farming purposes; the location within a short distance ofthe City markets; itis peculiarly d to to the growth of early Vegetables. Vor ‘urtser particulars inquire of G. W TALBURTT. on the premises, or GO. MAT- TINGLY, F stree', Ia ard, : Also, for rent,a FARM containing abont one hundred ard ten aers, Iccated about one mils ‘rom For: Carrol, or if the land is not reated, I will rent the house separately. which contains’ four large rooms and rasesge through the centre. For further particulars enquire asahove. (Hepubd] oci-8t* FF URNISHE! HOUSE TO LET —A fnely-far- nished House. containing 14 rooms, with water and gas throughout, rear the Navy and War De- partments. Address E.¥.K..Star Offica se 30 2t* pass FRONT ROOM—Comfortably ‘ur- nished. for one or two single gentlemen, lWth street, on the Island. For particulars appiy at 232 @ atrest, between the hours of 9a. m1, and4 pm. Be $)-4t* COM8 TO LET—Three Rooms, between Mand N, on lower tloor, No. Ninth st. 829-2t* ‘OR REN t—Two ama ARMS, situated three | miles frcm Washington city. Appiy to GEO, | McCBNEY, rear Fort hunker Hill. 6e.20-1w" {OR RENT—On the firat of October, wuit of ROOMS, on second ticor, well furnished, at a¢oRhinteanth Bireet, between Band P, east side, Be (OR RENT—A Furnished Second-story FRONT BED ROOM Apply at 592 Peon, avenue, bet, * Ist and 2d. Capito! Hill, one square fiom tue Capi. tol. 89 29-30" }OR SALK—The FIXTURES a: of a first-class Reataur: Coun’ and Oyster-box poly avenue, corner Jackson Alley. {OR RENT—Two CHA J 2ER ROOMS furnished, ithout beard, send story. Reference ex changed. Address 516 Latreet, between 9th and 0th, se 2) 3* Tooms, situated on Sth street, be streets, Apply to D. HAUPT Bt. Dext deor to Gas Gflice FAR DWELLING-HOUBE NEA4 PHS CITY HALL AT PRIVATE SALE —We olfor for sales Haudsome and well built three story Brick Dwelling house. with back bullding, well situated for @ private residence, near the City Hall, i il, diniag room, ‘com, eight chambers, two large basement nd kitchen, furniture throughout, wita gas and bot and coid water. Wellbuiltin every par ticular and in complete order, Tke purchaser of the house can havo the Purni- tureatavaluation. JAS.0. McGUIRK & CO. £¢29 6 Auction and Commission Me-chat BICK HOUSES — Two Brick Houses, thras- etory high, with back builiings, for sale low, Inquire of NICHOLAS AOKER. Ae 28 Iw? OR BALE—A nicely-located and wall-bnilt FRAMB HOUSB, situated on 9th street, bet, and E. For furtber particula:s inquire at 463 L street, or 322 Penn, avenue, ma Be 25 6t OK RENT—In a private family. for gentleman only two very neatly furnished second story: CHAMBERS. location very desirabi only thirty paras east of the railroad and Riggs’ Bank and tate Department Reterence required. Inqaire 460 New York avenus 1 se 19 tf UBNISHED ROOMS—With Board, may be had at No. 151 West strcet, Georg-town. 525 1w* LOST AND FOUND. Le the evening of 2th instant, a lot of WATCH CHARMS, with oue gold dollar at- tached, at or near the “mith*oniau Ground. The finder will receive a suitadic reward by leaving it at 549 Thirteenth, between B and O,(Is'and.) -3t* o¢ 1-3 5 REWARD.—A DEED, from Jobn T. Coumbe to Mary Blake, lost in the City Hall lot, the way to be recorced; with Government +tiggp ia it. The above reward wiil bo given if leMgmthe Btar office. iy SEEN Ub—Or the 27th, one CALF; white face; ebain around its neck. The owner of said property will come forward, prove property, pay charges and take it away. City Pound. on Half street, (Ialand.) Se 30-30" Pier Tuerday, 23th, valuable PAPERS, be- long to Dr. W. P. Powel, between Contraband Camp and K street on I3th The finde liberally rewarded by leaving them at MR. JOHN BROWNE’S, No, 391 I street, bet, 12th and 13th. Be 30-3t* Repb.J will be WwW ANTED—By a young Woman, a SITUATION as Chambermaid and D streets, No. 483, W ANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY—A first- rate SEWING MACHING; not particular, « but Singer's improved pre’erred,’ Address Mrs. A’ E_D., Port Office. No , residence and terms. 1t™ WwW ANTED— Two COLORED DINING-ROOM SERVANTS None but firs:-clase men need spply. Apply at the corner 0/ s+, and Pern. Cade Apoly at tae corner ore Bor WANTED-—With one Room, ina private family. by & young mau and wife.’ Addre oak sjettor 12 o’cluck to-morrow,) Star office, W ANTED—A SITUATION, by an Amerisan Gicl, aged 13 years, a» Nurse and make herself Generally Usetulioasmall femily Address Miss H. D , Post Office, immed:ately, giving No. and re- sidence, 1t W ANTED—A respect ble WHITE WOMAN to do the Genera) Housework of a small family, Cne who is ® gocd cou’, waster and ironer, and ean give reference from her last place, can call at 256 G street, pear 18th, Oc L-8t* V |) ANTED—Twe @IRLS; one as Cook, Washer, and Ironer, the otuer as Honaeginl. Good wages will be given to those woo can come well recommended. Apply betwe:n Green and Mont- gomery rtreets, above Stoddaid st., Georgetown Hights, D © oc 1-3t* Warten 56,000 LADiBS TO CALL ai 381 NV k street, «pposite Patent Office and get their YOKES BANTS. CLOARS, CAPES, SACQU K~, JOBIES. HLIPPERS, PiNOUSAIONS, BHANDKKRCBIERS, AND INITIALS 3: AMPED. We have the Gnest lot of Braid Patteros ever offered here, for FRirts,&c. Qur Machine. the only one in the ctly, will make your Pattern and Stamp your gods while you wait. oc 1-im W ANTED—A good CO }K. WASHER and [RON EK. 454 Kighth etreet vearD, —— 83)-3t" 4 We BARBERS WANTED—ATP THE CLAREN- don Hotel. Re 30-30" V \ ANTE WM TUSKER’S, Merobaat Tailor, No. 426 Peon. avenne. bet 4); and 6th ats fe 34 3t* WwW ANTED—A WOMAN t» do General House- work for small family; al-o, a Half-<rown GIRL to rurse Must come weil-recommended. Apply. 355 lst , bet. 13th and 14. C.GREECTIONER WASTED.—A good Cake / Hand can fino steady employment at the corner of B end Kleventh streets, #e St 2t* NOERR & BRO. (BR FECTIONKR WANTED AT NO 120 / Bridge street, Georgetown. (:ocd wages and constant employment. fe £0 3t* R. A. EDMONSTON. V J; ANTED IMM EDIATELY—¥OU RJOUBNSY MEN CARPENTERS. For the best work. men £2.5° per Gay will be given. None others need apply. SAMUEL WISH, ne 30.-2t* 346 Est. bet i2th and 3th. ANTHD IMMBDIATKLY—GOOD QOAT, PANTALOON, and VES MAKERS; also, a good BUoHBLMAN. BH. OWBN & SON, Military and Navai Lailors, Be 3)-3t 312 Peno avenue. ANTHED TO BENT—A small HOUSH, con: taining from 4to 8 rooms. The best of e- ence given, aod the rent in advance if raquired. Address T. T., through the City Post Office, Box §52 80 30-3t* FS40cUaRTaRS DEPART’? WASHING CON, Oshen of Chief Quartermaster, Be eeaesee, Bop! 1. 26 153. ONE HUNDRED CARPENTERS WAN1 BD I - MEDIATBLY —Wages $60 per month Tation Bach workwan mut brieg his own tools, and nore but expsrienced hands need come. Appication to be made at ouce to Lieut, Col. BLIAB M. GREBRE se 30 6t Chief QM. Den’t of Washia! ANTED—Four PAPREBANGEBS. Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER, No 340 Pena. ave. _ fe 29-3t LS Er er Oe TS i W Antsy IMMEDI ATELY—25 good OYSTER SHUCKERS; also, a goud COUK, Apply at Ko, 530 Twelfth at., bet. Cand D, re 29 3t* _A N/CLEMENTS, J ANTED— A EITUATION. by a respectad! young Woman, as Bes ress in & private family, Reference given if required, Address Box No, 4, for three days, fe 23-3t" WANTED—2y a young Man, a SITUA? 10N with a Su’ier an Clerk; is willing ‘o make himee!f generaily useful to his employer. Address Alexander, Star office. 0 29-30" LO8TsOr taken from my pocket, on Monday afternoon, a lerge Morocco POUKET MEMO RANDUM KOCK. containing two promissory | rotes of 8G English to 1. 8, Barker. endoraad by himeelf ard bille and other papers of no use to any one but the owner. The public are cautioned egainst purchasing the notes, as payment of tham | bas been stopped. "The finder, by leaving it at tho Star office. w' 6 rewarded, se 30 2t* I. 8. BARKER, GARDENER AND WIFA— Competent to take MU ocharge of afiicil form ina very healthy loca- tion, is wanted, No the Tres O9 F street, ne sr lock. se 29-3t* WANTED ANMEDIATELY— A Journeyman TAILOR who is willing to work on Bushe ing. Good wages will be given. Apply to B MA“ RU- DER, No. 477 Teuth street, between D and E ats. Fe 2 3t* I ISTBICT OF COLUMBIA, Coonty cr Wasa INGTON. 7o wit :—On the 25th day of September before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the Peacs. came Geo. W Devall, and testified that on Thurs. day last, the 24th day of September,a small BLAUK MARK MULE came to his enclosure, near the Navy Yard Bridge, as an astray. JAS. CULL, Justice of the Pease, W7- THE OWNER OF BAID MULB is requested to come forwaid, prove property, pay charges, aud tak ake ber away, GEO. W. DEVAUL, 5 REWARD —Lost, on Monday. 2th instant. a large GOLD CROSS, containing several rejics; the name of the owner engraved on the side, The above reward will be given if left at the Star ofice, ne 20-3t" 'TEAMBHIP BALVOR HAS ARRIVED FROM New York, and is now di cargo at foot of High street, G: town. Con: ignees will please the reception of their goods atonce. sagen ship ne sail r ey Ae on Bacaraey $d October, at 10a _m. Por freight or P to MORGAN & BHINEHART. se 29 St Agents. CONFEOTIONRRY. The anderrigned, late of Gautier’s cele- brated Confectionery, has opened, in the Northern Liberties, on I street, between 4th .& CONFROTIONERY and OYSTER 8A- LOON. where Bails and ties will be furnished with ICE CREAM at th ortest notice, and at lowest prices. Give mes call,and I pledge myself that I will please the public. F. BHAF se 29 Im’ P. Mayor’s Orion, Bept 28, 1863. ROPOBALS Will be received at this office up to 12 o’elock m. the Sd of October. for grading Water mast Wil nats" pelea gta fae for ice per cu will state She prich Ke. #. BIRGH, grading, issioner Seventh Ward, Comm ORGS BMITH, 3. P. BABTHOLOW, 20 29-¢d Assistant Comminsion Frossiruns, OHAIRS, AND MATTRESSES. SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS. CITIZENS And strangers will find it to their interest to call at establishment of N , (up Stairs.) Zatencing to close out his extensive stock, bar- ex ine ted. "The secord, thir fourth stories of the @ three roo: ird, and buileing will be for rent, Bach of th eet wide, by 75 fect long, and 14 feet hig! well finished, and can be together or sepa- are 42 “ely. There 18 also large bask buildiags and stale, en- Se 29-lw elosed with brick wall. MULES, extra quality, oF crea es pair bay. Will be; One id at baseplate of uae bag od "A BTABLSB, Inquire at HOWARD © BTABLSE, Fe 28-St* eon Hand I, IBST WARD, vopup DEPOT. Hard, bee eg, Goer Families supplied with the very best OYETRES het ea! ena Neen Ok na Pitta ani to. a, All orders promptly attended 1, AORLBY. LIME! LIMB -1w* - Ce TO THE SUBSCRIBER—A YOU Ow | PIG, in yeung, The owner is requested (9 come | forward, prove property a charges, and take her away, PATRIOK FITZGERALD, | No. 135 Water a at, 8029-5i* Georgetown, D0. Cam TO THE PREMISES OF THE UNDER. / signed, cn the isth inat., a GREY House, with Falter. The owner is requested to come for- ward, prove proper.y, pay charges, and take him away. W. HH. STANT, cor, N. J. sve. and K st. south, 8e29-3t* near the Brick Bridge STRAYED—Last night, irom the yard of the Star office, S1X COWS and a BULL wo Red Cows; one of them oid and the other young. The old red bas lost a portion of her tail, _ One amall Chocolate colored Cow. : One and White Hei‘er, giving her first milk, One Chocolate and White dow One Red and White Cow with rather long horns, One smal! Chocolate colored Yow. The Bull is two years old, brown or dark red,with phites ts on his body, and a white spot in his forehead, Three or four of them had ropes 02, some of the ro being of untwisted large ropo. The finder, or whoever will bring intormation to the Star office, leading to their recovery, Will be liberally rewarded by the undersigne: ee 18-tt Ww. Ww QTRIOT OF OOLUMBIA, County af Washing. ton.—{ herby certify thar Bacnest Borgdatt, of said County, brought before me the subscriber, one ofthe a yatsoee © the Peace in and forthe sai goanty tals Ninth day of eptember, in the ye as ray, tresspassin, js encio dark BROWN HORBE; white on both hind f star ip forehead ; sore on the back and and Loomer nes. allround ; heavy switch tail; about ears old, under my hand this oth day of Sept. 1853. Gren ubder my DANIBL ROWLAND, J. P. ‘The owner will please come forward, prove prop- Gaui ent Gaia dstaay seat yaawse clogs: GERGDAMe.” lH ED-A Centieman TEACHER to teach he English brinckes of in. truction to about forty children, two 19 three hours a dey. Inquire «f E, COBEN, corner 7th and Fets , koom No, 2, st ANTED—A strong, active BUY to learn the Plumbing and Gas Fitting business J A NOONAN corner Ninth and @ stre opposite Patent ¢ se 20 8t* 50 COLOXED ME» WANTED IMMEDIATELY e)U to work in the Quartermaster’s Depsriment. Waves $20 & month ard rations. Apply to GRO HASKINS, at Flannagan’s Restaurant, corner of Wth and C streets. se 2) 3t™ Fe KNISHED ROOMS WA -TED—A Sitting- room apd adjoining Chamber, with two beds, } are wanted reer the City Hall, by two unmarried wentienen, Address, stating Jocation and ter: 9, i ipy fire and lights, J. & S., at tuis office. VW ANTED_A SITUATION, by @ rospectatie young Widow Lady, without encumbrance, to €o light Hourework in a small respectable Ameri- can family; the is a good sewer. aad capable of all heurebold dutics, Address Mrs. F. G. M. Star o Se 29 3t* OUsE WANTED.—Wanted to purchase for cash, immediately, a House, brick or frame, containing from six to ten rooms. located between 3d and 15th streeta west and B aud M streets north, Cottage style preferred. Addrues. stating Lowest price and location, T.J.D.,Staromice. se 29 tf ;ED—By a young Woman, aSiTU ATION AD nussheoset: Address irs tr Stapofion, se 28-41” )—Good PANTALOON MAKERS at | | The EECOND GRAND P10 NIC for the benefit of | AUCTION SALES, FXHIS AFTERNOON AND ¥O-MORROW By pA eat & CO., Auctioneers. FPROROA SS ache gt ot 6 These houses have neat its, three stories eonta‘n nine ach, and are in a bi fal and healthy ; . We will also seil Lot No, 14, in iuare 264, on south B street, between 13th and 1334 — — in the immediate neigaborhood of the ae oures and can be divided into two building Terms: One-third cash ; th: twelve months with ipterent tobe meeseed eae premises, Expense cf conveyances cost, J.c McG UIRE & CO . Aucts. se2d By J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. ANDSOME BUILDING LO? CORNER OF SRYBXTERNTH aNd M staxxTs—Om THURS- DAY AFTEKOOON, October ist, at balf-past & o'clock, on. the premises, we chall sell hat Ronis in Squsre No 183 fronting 53 feet 3inches on north M street, at the corner o: Seventeenth, and rupping back 75 feeton Beverteenth This Lotis b Seay erates or. _ Private residence, or puld be desirable for business purposes. i neighborhood is rapidly improving. to Be Immediately after we stall eell Lot No. 4,in Square No. 168, fronting 63 feet on north N street. between i7th and léth etreete, and running back 13} feet. + Terms: One-third in cash ; the remainder in mx and twelve montha, with interest. ses GUIR} CO., Auct’rs. By J.C. MoGUI 00.. Auctioneers. I ARGE LOT AT THE VORNER OF ROUTH K 4 ABD CANAL sTRERT.—On THURSDAY APTSR- NOON, October it, + o-clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No 3, in re No 758. frenting $4 feet 3] 2 inches ou south K street. at thecorner of Cana) street. and running back 117 feet 6 inches on Canal etreet is situated immediately south of 4 This property Duddington” and near the New Jersey avenue Capal Bridge. a ‘erms: One-third in cash ; the ard twelve months, with inteventsccuna tec sed of trust, J. 0. McGUIRE & ©0., Aucts. e283 By GREEN & WILLIAMS auatinnoare ysaae Hii2beRG S GREAT FALE WH. UROKBR’S SALB OF UNRSDERMED PLEDGES AT Avction —On THURSDAY and FRIDAY. the iat and 2 of October next, at o'clock a, m., we shell sell, at our Auction Rooms, No. 526 Seventh street corner of D, a large collection of Unredeemed Eee Bie" Got and, si xtra fine Gold and Silver Hunting Case, P: Lever and other Watches Bivens. Patant Feveral fine Diamonds Gold Neck and Fob Chains, Rings, &c., of all de- scriptions Fine jot of Guns and P'stols A very large lot of Ladies and Gentlemens Clo- thing 1 Fine Artist Diamond 1 copies Set of Surgical Instruments Ard also, Pocket Intrur enta With many other articles. such as are usually found at a Pawnbroke:’s sale and too numerous to mention. Terms ca.h. ISAAC HERZBERG, Pawnbroker. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. AuI am abont to retire from business. I offs Store Room for rent, and the Key and Good Will in for sale toany one wo may call at my residence, between 4}: and 6th streets. Ads ISAAC HERZBE: ol '@, Pawnbro| J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucti ; CELLENT FURNITURB AND “HOUSE. Avotioy.—9n FRI- at No. 413 B XC “4 HOLD EPFROTS AT Puntio DAY MORNING, Get. 24. at 10 0’eloc # ctreet. corner of Ninth street, we sball sell— Walnot Haircloth covered Bofa, Arm and Bide bt oot Wall t Whatnot, 8: acasome Walnvt Whatnot, Small Tab! Ingrain Carpets, Plash Rug sal Gilt and But dow Shaaes Gak Extension Table, Mahosany Sideboard Oak Cane Seat Dizing Chairs, Mantel Clock, &c. Handsome Stoneware Dianer Set, Glassware, &c, Wal. ut Marble top Dressing Burean im .* * Washstand, Walnut Cane Seat Obsire Gentleman's Office Desk, Chairs, Books, &c., Hall Oil Cloth, Large ¥ine Lounge Stair Sargeta, Oil Cloth, Rods and Byes Tin Bafe, Waiters, Knives, & , Together with a gencral assortment of Kitchen Furniture, Terms cash, ne 28-4 J. 0, Met ae rece pree & CO., Aucts By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. {URNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ESFEOTS Po venic gare Oe FRIGSS MOKNING, Oct 2d, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Dr. Dove, No 27 Four-and-s-half street, between Penn: avenue and OC streets, we slall sell his Parniture and Eff.cts, comprising— %¥xcellont Walnut Hair Spring Seat Parlor Furni- Gilt Frame Mirrors, Mantel Ornaments Fancy and Cane Seat Chairs, Lounges Brussels, Three-ply, and Ingrain Oarpets Matting, Oil Cloth, Stair Oarpets Mahogany and Walnut Bedateads, Bureaus, Wash- stand, Hair and Husk Mattrasses, Redding, B: eters ann Pillows ‘Window Bhades, Toilet Fetts, Clock Extension Table, Dining Cbatrs. hina, Giass, and Orookery Wari Ocoking and other Btoves, Refrigerator Toge'her with a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites Terms cssh, Bes0 J.0. McGUIRE & CO, Auct’rs, By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. S4uz OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN- IMPROVED PRoPaR?Y ON PRENSYLVANIA AYBECE At AucTION —On PRIDAY. the 24 day of Octobder, we sball rell,on the premises, at 50’clock % Tot number Ie, In Square No, 7, fronting 63 foot d inches on the north a de of Penns nis avel between Twenty-first aud Twenty-second Is and ranning back 117 feet to an ailey 3) feet wide, with the improvements thereon, eonsisting of 3 two-story and attic brick house, with basement, and ae:de building which can be made intoa dwell- ip, ‘igo, at the same time and piace, part of adjacent lot No. 14, fronting 3 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, All of the property fronts 89 feet un Penasyivania avenue. and will besold in three parts if convenient to purchasers. i a Yerms: One-third cash; balance in three, six, nine, and twelve months, A deed given and adeed o: trost taken, fel5-eoe ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO , Auctioneers. VALUABLE LOT(N 77H 8° 4EET NORTHAT Poeric 8413.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 2d, at 5o’clock. on the premicas, we shall se the northern part of Lot i2, in Square No. 423, fronting 4! feet 8 inches on the west side of 7th street north, between N and O streets, running Duck 100 feet. Title indisputable, ‘terma: Ong hall cach; balance in two and four mcuths for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest, Expenses of conveyancing at purchasers AUOTION SALES, FUXURE Days. FOR OTHER AUOTION By GREBN & WILLIAMS, A is invited to the coutral part of the of buyers tity. Site without resacv ont 5 Te Rie reserve. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. By J. O. McGUIRB & O0,, Auctioneers, ERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ix THE RRAR OF “St, Ontnens Hoeae eos TUESDAY, October 9, wo shall seli Lot No. 6, in Hesorvation ®t rilcts Reeicaal pauatog Oak 10 fst alley." One-half of the los ia i story Brick Dwelling: house. of the Lot will be sold separate. Te: ms: Gne third in cash ; the remainder in six, twr ive, and eighteen month: interest, secured by s deed of trust on the cies 2 Conveyancing at th: it jhaser ccleokda 3 C MeGUIRE ROG ariote, By J O McGUIBE & OO., Austioncers. RUSTEE’S SALB OF VALUAB T inc Lot on souTH Deranor narrean ian is AND BIGhTH STRESTS —On TU EBD. NOON. Cetober 2 th, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated May 25th, 1369,and daly re- corded in Lider J, A. B., No. 302, folios 163, et seq. one of the land records for Warhington conaty, D. Q., we shalisell Lot No. 16, in #quare No. ld sper a south D atreet, be 14 we and runol back tp 2 foot ally a vesb ee as i a oe ‘ers: One- ash ; the re 6, and 9 months, with interest, secured by a ‘dood aot treston tbs Laherph tebe pid bs the jost of convey anein, rehaser, BENBUIOT MILOUEN’ Trastes. oc l-2aw&ds J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. By J.C, McGUIBE & CO., Auction: RUSTEB'S S4LE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ih TUOMLESIN HANETIEG Oey a heen es premises, by virtue of a deed of trust - feriber, dated’ May 7th and duly recorded f er 1887, A &., No. 136, folios's40 884. one land records for Washington county, D O., Panel % 22.in James C. Mo of Square 624, fronting each 24 feet om north G street, between First street west ieee Capitol street, an@ running back to a y. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder iné av@ 12 months. with interest, secured by deed of trust "all ecuvoyancen at cost of parch conveyances at cost of purchasers. Ba If desired, these Lots will i Lots of 16 feet tront each ve Subatvided iro THOS. J. PL y 4 oc 1-2awadds J.C. McGUINEE OO TRS By J.0. MeoGUIRB & OO., Auctioneer ,‘XECUTOR’S SALE OF 4 WASHINGTON Bix P' DAY AFTERNOON, Oct. Auction Cooms of Jas.0. McGuire & 0 sell. in sums to suit— $5,00 Corporation of Washington six per cent, Stock. JOHN MoCLELLAND, Executor. #e30 J.C. McGULBE & OU., Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. yur DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS OORNBR cr ELZVEBTH AND L STREETS, AMD ON ‘BRTE, BeTWekN M anp N steests.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 7ih, at4 o'clock, on th prem)ses. we shall cell Lots ‘A and B, of Oushin. subdivision of Lots 2,3, end 4, Square S41, sita at the corner of north L street and Bleventh stroet, et ngs 25 feet, and running back 124 feet to a wide alley. A These lots oneapy. a high et veoatitel a ‘or &® private residence overlooking the city, Bave the advaptace of reservat fa front. 7 =_ We shall sell Lote No. 12.18 14" 15, 16, in e Rball ge! ote No. 4 s by Davidson’s subdivision of Square No 340. front! 25 feet 9incheson Eleventh street, betwees M a1 N streets and running back 92 feet to a wide public alley. These lois have pavements laid in front, and are in all respects choice building sites. Terms: One-taird cash ; the remainder in six and twelve mont! with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. - Allcests of conveyances to be paid by the pur- chsser, Be2d J.C. McGUIBE & OO., Aucts. By J. C. MoGUIRE a OO0., Auctioneers. \RUBTEE’S SALE OF VALU ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THS CIRCLE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE —By virtue ofa deed of trust, recorded in Lider J. A. 8 . No. 223, folios etseq I 1 at Public Auction, on SATUR- DA Y. October Sd. at 5 o’clock p. m., in front of the premises, Lot numbered ten (10), in 5 od thirty-eight (38), as subdivided by lease Pollack, situated on 2th street near Pennsylvania avenue, Upon the premises above described is a large rick Hor ‘th: sto: BS. ‘Terms : One-halfcash ; valance in equ] payments be secured by notes ix and twelve hs, to a bearing interest, and a deed of trust on the premi- **Tt the terms of ssle are not complied with in five Gays from the day of sale inclusive, the ropes will be resold upon five days notice, at the ri ‘and Tf ocean ba ance 7 S cvancmS ABNEY LOVEJOY. Trastes. sent J.C. MoGUIRE & OO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. f pees SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS.— virtue ofa deed of trust. executed on the Pai 4 day of September, 1858, and recorded in uiber J. A, 8., No 162,one of the land records ef Washing- ton county, D. C., and at the re: it of the party secured thereby, I will offer at Public Bale, on MONDAY, the 26th day tober next, at the bour of 4 o’clock. in the Fnoon, the Lots, Pieces, and Parcels of Ground described in sad treat deed, paras 22 Lote situatea in Square num- Ja months, the pur the Reet day of sale. to secure the cing and Reve: 8 nse. If the terms of Sale are not com: atthe end of five days fromthe day oF sale, the undersigned. as T: @. reserves the right to Fell the said premises after advertising Ave times in the Evening Svar, at the risk and cost of the de- wulting pi er, ©. 8. RITTENHOUSE, Trustee. seas-dads | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BSISTANT QU ARTEBMASTER’S OFFIOR, Corner of G street: H ‘ash a! Will be sold at on the first, second, and third WEDNESDAYS, 7th, l4th, and @is: of October, at the Corral. m BO} servatory a large lot of— HORSES AND MULES. condemned aa unfit for public service. Fale to commence at 10 o’clock a. m. Terms cash, in Government fan nye ARLES GARBRETSON, “reid J. 0. McGCIRE & OO., Aucts, se 28 tds Assistant Quartermaster, By J. 0. McGUIRE & O., Auctioneers <MALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY 8gaT| HH] IM Ss ADJOINING THE City aT Puntic AvcTion.—On GHLY PORTANT NEWS ¥RIDAY AFTERNOON, October 24, at 5 0’clock, FROM on the premises, we shall sell that beautiful tittle #arm lying along Boundary strest, between Glen- wood avenue and *Eckington ” containing 27 acres, Jrood,and 19 and one-half perches, improved by anexcellent Dwelling Hoase, barns, stables, and other out buildings, the whole surrounded by a beautifet grove of forest eaks, and well ‘supplied This desirable little farm will be divided into three parts, two ofthem fronting on Boundary street, containing 8 acres each. and the other front- ing on Glenwood ay-nue, and containing about 11 oaree together with the homestead and other uildings, Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder insix and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. A plat of the premises may be seen at the Auction ooms, Feis J. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, with water. By W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers At the Horse Bazaar. 98 south side Penn. Avenue, betineen 9th and Wh stre s. AIR BLOUDED HOKSES AND FAMILY OAR- KiAGE at Auction —On SATURDAY MORN- 3d October, at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at the a pair of Blooded Horses, one of the Bl Hawh sud the vile: uf the Neginie vies aS re k Hawk old, and trot togetber ip 33, The Blac! irots single in 2:40, A fine Family Carriage and ret Bares. ‘erms cash, re 2 WM. L WALL & CO., Aucts, WANTED. Tro first clase MILLINERS, at 102 436 street, (Island,) The best wages will be [e 28-1w* | _MOBES SIEGIL. paid Vv ANTED-—9c or before the mi:dle of October, in good Jocation. one large or two, three, or four UNFURNI#B ED MS. or furnished as to carpeis, fora geatleman and wife. G., Ag-nt, Box 40, Etar office. Be 23-1W 7 —At the Treasury Extension, twenty V UEP ENTERS, To goud workman, the high- est we will be Filmed Work. ‘Apply. at on, Tr-a-ury Buildin, the @fhce of Construc' Street 4 Boga, 8a; sees Architect. Be 2-tf [Chrenicle. WN UBSCRIBER WI3HES TO SEOURE 1 ne rine of a competent gentlemen to teach il jish, Latin, and the higher branches Cristhemas ee Residence tour miles from Wash- isetees ut J. D., Box 354, Washington, D. 0 6 21-e01m* GENTS WANTED TO sELL THESTANDARD A History of the War. This work presentsa rare nity to make money. 150,000 copies already Cirgulara, giving terms, &c , sent »_ Ad- NES B . & OO. ablishers, 72 nuke) BOUTWBIL’3 DIRECT AND BXCiEs Tax SysTEsM. INITSD STATES, Sent s,. by Reh on receipt of the publisher’s price— 5 ‘This aay published and for sale by . BU. IN TAYLOE, Bookseller end Btationer, eex-7t [Obron.&Intel.] 334 Penn. ave. haere ash uel MSS ate A i 2 30N ail on ne 38 near er. ; HY! DAS Sheed cara ct nate reat he propores to ica his of this c Weitere a atte street, Baltimore. Md. 2 = tiemsn, with his wife, two Want tere and two ‘sons (sil grown), wishes to ABD ins private Samily. by Accel first of 1888. good rooms will be reauired; poe ag a i Ly Ns best reference will fe given and Fequired, AED, MEN AND ROYS to call at TED —1' Winare ‘BRALL to buy their negseor res ae Fed prices. mel Seventh street, Sust RED Northern Market. Rs Trees peer may tt By J. C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. ;ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON RORTH B STREET, BETWEEN FoceTeENTH AMD FIirTRENTH STREBTS —On BATUBDAY AFTER- NOON, October 3d, at 434 0 clock, on the prewises, we shall sell a desirable Build: Lot, situated on north H street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth atreeta wert, (adjoining the resideace of James G. t, Erq., on the west,) having a front of 24 pers od runaimg back 16) feet to a 20 feet paved alley, This is believed to be one ofthe mort desirable and eligible building sites to be found for salein the city. : One-third cash ; the remainder in six and evalveicnten with interest, secured by a deed of By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. UOTION SALE OF HORBRS, MULES, MILOR Oo eee tar MONDAY, the, Bith Gay of Stover next, at 1d ovclock M., wo shall sell at the farm . Ben: Hides. two miles from T. eels town, between neck : Pike and ‘Book Orer: o vis: fal it Work Horses ané Wagon Harnsss Que Pa af + Ea Mules dor'Young Steers in prime order for beef tons of Hay. Bix bundeed corde Seasoned Oaic and Pine Wood, Bix Nlcorded, and in abouts helt mile of Hort Dax Fussy and two miles of Fort Beno. ie GRUBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, GING OLA83 WILL BB OPENED BY RIN GNDRE WOLOWaEL of 11th by ‘his i i¢ence, No. 316 F street, Cor En ose Hy desire to Join aha Setecen. and o'clock ps - ‘be tried. oo 15 Sw “RUSH TO 7B, 460 Gite prstome of ‘ Oo eeroct bargains in LANSBURGH & BRO.’S BALTIMORE BARGAIN STOR 375 SEVENTH STRERT, S doors above I. THE LONG BXPECTED oFmBAPRYP GOODS HAVE COME AT LAST, Beautifal DARK CALICOES, only 18% cents per yard BLEACHED and BROWN OOTTONS, from l5cents per yard up, 150 pieces new style DE LAINBS, at 31 cents per yard, Bich atyles of DRESS GOODS, at 25 cents per yards Plain ALL-WOOL DE LAINES of all shades, FRENCH MEBINOES, only $1 per yard, The best DOLLAB BILE in the city, A good assortment of BED BLANKETS, CASSIMERES and CASSINETS, for men and boys ‘wear, in large variety, WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS, cheaper than ever, Two cases HAMILTON CANTON FLANNELS, WHITE and BROWN LINEN TABLE OLOTH: TOWELS, NAPKINS, etc., from auction, LINEN OBASH, for Towels, only 12 centa por yard, 250 BALMORAL SKIRTS just received, SHAWLS ip great variety, very cheap, Beautiful IRISH LINEN, slightly damaged, only 50 cents per yard, 40 dozen FRENOH MECHANICAL OORSETS, at $1.25 8 pair, 800 dozen Ladies’ and Gents’ WHITE LINEN HANDKEROHIEFS. These goods have been bought at auction, and will be sold ats great Tm GOODS of jeacripti WHITE every di lon, Beautifal EMBROIDERED OUBTAIN MUSLIN, only 25 cents per yard, A large assortment of Ladies’ and Ohildrens’ HOSIBRY and GLOVES, @dosen splendid BTITOBED KID GLOVRS, only /f) 1 . 1,000 Maori P. Coates’ SPOOL COTTON, at 8 | tigm denen Green & Daniels’ SPOOL OOTTOM, a 6 Genta BR COLLARS for i5 cents, tows BROW WINDAOB SOAP, at 15 cents a ; HilAtent of Tadic’ and Misses’ HOOP = SKLBTS is complete, and we are selling them SER AST PAGE,