Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NiGHT. | Forp’s THEATER.—Thisis Maggie Mitchell's | Denefit pight at Ford's, and 'he plays of + Katy | O’Sheil,” and “Toe Pet of the Petticoats” are announced, thus offering one of the most at- | tractive enierbdiments that conld be given, it is along While since our theater goers bad an | op) ortunity of seeing Maggie in theve plays. | GexwaN OpeRA— Washington Theater was | bancsoniely fliled last night, ou the uccasion ; of the first appearance of tae German Opera, | To night, Fiowtww 8 great opera of * Martna,” | will be performed, and all of the immense company will take part im it. This opera troupe is certainly one of the most complete and satisiactory that hasever visited Wasbing- ; tox | Grovern’s Teeater.— The Iron Mask” is ApneunCed as the pity to-night at Grover’ and asi is ai-o Mir. J. W. Wa S pened, there will no doubt be atull house. Mr. W Will pe r-onate © Leon, the Man with the Trou Moaek,” in which by is sail tosiand w thou: a rival. Davenport, Mrs. Farrou and others will Blevt port CasTeRKURY.—A good bill is annonneed for this evening’s entertarment at Cunterbury Hails Judie Moramer, Millie and Ciara Fow- | and be took the braid from the lady’s pocket, dor, Marte, Augusta, Ernestine de Purer,and | aid told her, “Madam, please g0.” As'soon as the eblire troupe OL pretty giris will appear. Le tock the braid out of her pocket she told him Grorge Fdeson and Nellie Laylor will sing to muhe her one like it only a little darker; but eorg*, and the Etiiopians will produce their | he roid her to go, to step out, and dhe has never | bucget secon her since again. She was in his store only W) wan, the ventriloquist, will give his Inst | ten or twelve minutes, and consequently can- emeriiprent but one night, at Odd Fel- | vot ssy what her gestures, manners, or coun- lows H Lhe automa a wi issuin beintro- | torrnce were, The braid she asked for was Gucea, Atlsbould s-« Wymun. esac color of her hair, but the braid taken eee ler. THE PrxON-MCGiLL Sx00TiNG C —The adj urne ms of the linel suit agamsi | George W. McGill, took piace last night at Justice Clayton's offie,and was commenced | at 64) O'Clock and orimed untilimidnight. The | Clee Was puckec fuil of the iriends of both Peruies, avd of those attracted by curiosity | (Yar bbel alleged, it wail be rem mbered, is | the chorge made by MeGitl thatthe laty in | jueslion, (Miss Dixon) while incompany w: | Lau, s'Gie Liar braids irom the Bas slug | eauy recognition of her, establishimeutotone Kuo Beam drossiag Ne talk inasked for* production r BK. Bradley counsel for Mr. wus refuse id that besore he commen ed the ex- asked to d ribe her, and ses fur lie detence ue ite- | T as impossible ‘.r him to do it, ayuesiom. Mr. | butt s probuble he ~ ould recognizy the had used due digeues co | Wer il be saw he = © Stlyudaiice ofa wituess frou Alwx- |) (ue Justice.—Was she large or small? A deine Heed HOE Rt iaduaeso and | | at 1. It ts impossible for me to tell. h ulg probabiy t sa be odliged | oh on.— What was her complexion, florid t Laud ence of t { orp ole Vide siadd Le wo j auswer.— Don’t recollect; but her hair was yt was unuerst Pape ob Lat the b arng Clue diality. As io the ex euid tics ein the ¢ Wie tie wee jrcied to ¢ . Mr and t 1 would have told.you long ago if 4s too lat now Wa dyvuciey calles the attention of the justice ebo. om isher, Where he made te 201 tive Clayton Davidse w a Mrs. Atiot were therefore © heave the tue wud ¢ Dizon was viled to the stand. In qi stion by Mr. Bradley. she de. er baying gone wi t u Liedey | walked in | wiy wih D with Mo Gill ta rom } pout hair cunot recollect his ever asking me at wis ihe price of hair braids obstined at | Tnevyer called at Mr. McGill's omtce | * ‘Treasury alone, but heve gone there | + of your own hair! er—You have right to ask that ne haying state 1 hair t tor MeGail. ring ste bad made She lad given him a ring, however, one night, snd he in turn had given her » but wittess did not see what that had to do with the ons hr, Unaries F. McGill, (& brother of the ac- cused and alaw stu t in the office of Mr. Niles.) was then called b fetence. Wit- bes knew Miss Watte Dixoa. Six or seven Thon.ns ago witness and his brother George were in Georgetown, and they saw Miss Wat- tie Dixon with another ¢ man, and he (Witness) attempted to tease his brother to make him jealous; and George then told of the bair braid affair, and in order (as George satd) to show bis contempt for Miss Watue, went to ber avd acked her “what isthe price of the hair traids you and 1 went to Aliot’s for!” N Wattie rephed either $8 or 313, wit- cwuld pot recollect which. Witness was then cross-examined by Mr. Davicg, and said this conversation with his brother occurred seveu months ago. He re- membered when it was, because he made a note of it in bis mind. The conversation was £01 up by his brother for the purpose of show- ing bim (witiess) whata disgust he (George) had tor the woman. Question.—How did you make a note of it? Answet.—I made no other note of it except that he tuld me to say nothing about it. After that I visited the young Jady three or four tumes. My brother boarded at Dixon’s, and I Went there by invitation. I frequently saw my brother at Mr. Dixon's after that conyer- | sution. LToften went into the parlor after my brother told me of the matter. I was in the house probably twenty-five times after this conversation. I mean that I went up and | down that many times, and sometimes would Stop there as @ visiting place on my way to Oiher houses. In reply to farther questions by Mr. Davidge, witness at Jast said that he had been at the Bouse probably thirty-five times; and tried to explain that wnat number included the times he had ran up and down stairs to see his brother. He could not pretend to recollect the | exact number of times. - Mir. Bradley objected to Mr. Davidge’s mode | ofexamination. He was tangling up the wit- ness insuch 4 manner that he did not Know whether he stood on his head or his heels. Mr. Davidge then continued the cross exami- mation, and witness said hehad been to Dixon's | several times after the’ conversation with his | brother. He could not recollect how often. Mr. Bradiey again objected. He thought Mr. Davidge was askirg the questions ina very i Insulting manner. . Justice Clayton said ie did not see that the mode of qnestiouing Was insulting. Examimation resumed: After the conyersa- | tion 1 went to the house probably twenty-five i or thirty times. Sometimes I would go to the | bouse io se brother on business, and I also ; Went to the house avout thirty times on account | of the pleasant associations with the family | generally, and because Miss Annie was a very fine periormer on the piano, I saw Miss Wat- tie Meguently in the parlor, and met her there aloue. I met her once or twice alone. Some- umes I rang the bell and sometimes I went in Without ringing (Question —Now, sit, how many times have you berm to that house! ‘i Mr. Bradley objected to such a repetition of that question Mr. Davidge said the gentleman objected be- cause the shoe pinched. The witness was entitled to no degree of credit, for he had got his visits to the house, up from three to nearly thirty-five, und on three occasions he acknowl- edved seeing Miss Waitie. Witness said he never saw his brother George after the conversation referred to sit near Miss Wattie. He always treated her politely; and scmmetimes they would meet passing in and out of the door. Question. —Were your visits to Mr. Dixon’s regular? Ans wer.—No, not very regular. ( vestion.—How long did your brother board there ! Answer.— About six weeks. Mr. Davidge.-—Then, according to your own @omission, y were there thirty-five times while your brother boarded there. I call that pretty regular visiting. (Laughter.} Some fence of words here occurred between the witness and Mr. Davidge, when Mr. Brad- ley eaid to the witness: “ Mr. McGill, doa’t try to awap knives with Mr. Davidge. He's nu old hand at the bnriness, and will certainly ebest you.” (Lan ss Questioned py Mr. Bradley.—There were other boarders in Mr. Dixon’s house. My visite there were general, and uotto any par- ticulas one. ne | ovt in the cold. that the braid was taken about go—thinks it was beiore Christ- time. The wasa very lady- complexion bloude, checks rosy, ra tha anstout, Dou'trecollect whether Poyugorsses we roe | the | did she recollect that, after the ladies came to | ber store, one of them left and returned with a | gentieman, | ago—before the lady called. When the attempt was with the young lady. The young man and un interpreter were Aliot said that she jJady who took the cradley stated thas ble tor the ehedaddling Mr. Davidge—Of co should have brought t he was not responsi- of the Fronchmaa. arse you are: for you them in and nt left them Mons. Aliot at "his time made his appear- ance, shrugging his shoulders, and sttted that be had taken his wife home, for the street was too cold. He was sent back after her, aud they returned in a few minutes. : The witness being unable to speak English, co H.C. de Ahna was sworn as interpreter, and— Emanuel Aliot was sworn—And testified that he is « hair-dresser, and keeps braids for sale. Witness recollecis haying seen G.,W. Mc(ill, whe is much learer than he was._ I recollect him perfectly but not correctly. 1 recollect Laving # braid of bair stolen, which I recov- ered by taking it frem the person’s pocket, I Kbow not what time it was—trom eight to nine Months about. It might have been as long ago os last Christmas. A gentleman came in with | a lady, and the lady asked witness to sell her some braids, but he could not find the color re- quired and turned to look for the right color; thin} s it was light hair which the lady wanted! | Vihiie be was looking for the braid his wite perceived that one of the braids was missing, 42. Bradley here called for the production of Susan W. Dixon. ividge objected, saying that the wit- st describe her first. The Justice decided that « description of the person should be first given. ‘The examination was continued as follows: Would you know the person if w he swer—IDl tel you that when 1 see her, 1 is probable that I would know her. hnow whether her speaking would fa- s her height? Answer. can’t recollect. ; (cues eu. Was she as tall as Mad. Alliot? + £0 before a Witness tor Identitication, tice Cecided that the precedent was to the case. vitye.—The braid + pocket wit std bas beer y declined to exan hich wastaken ine Mad. Alliot, » would, as far ive to thatof word and examined Moor short, as ithss been too long s that she wore a black dress, bat ect wh r she wore a cloak. abont the frst of Septem- e was the person who téok ess) if some lady u the braid, replivd Ss is not quite cerutir that the d her is the same who took the d not like toembarrass any one t it hus been so long since. tu the Indy who called to see about the he told her thac she could not accuse she was not quite certain, as it since the affair took place. Wit- yess Cid pot show the braid which was taken cm the tady’s pucket. One lady was in com- uy with the Jady who came in September, withess does nol remember a gentieman ing present Mr.¢ cy here came forward to see if wit- ness could not recognize him as being one of party, but she did not recognize him, nor > a wouk it The braid was sold some time Was made to steal the braid a young gentleman was about 21, 22, 244 or 26 years-old, and witness thinks that McGidl was the person. She had only seen bim once, and thinks it was he. She did not pay any more attention to one thanshe did the other. By Mr. Bradley.—They spoke in English, of which the witness understands bat little; bat & young man was present [at the time of the Sept: mber visit.— Rep.] at the time, and acted as interpreter. The lady spoke English, which was interpreted to her. C. E. Creecy recailed by Mr. Davidge.—Wit- ness went to Aliot’s with Miss Susan Dixon, but Mons. Aliot was not present. Mme. Aliot resent, and Mme. (ass Susan) was not the raid, who was fatter and demand to ha patties confronted. Mr. Davidge said Mrs. Aliot saw Miss Wat- tie but once, and on that occasion did not re- cognize her as the would be thief. There was no doubt but that an atiempt had been made to steal a braid by some one in company with Mr. George W. McGill, but the crime of McGill 19 Aggravated tenfold in that he takes advantage of the fact, and for particular -purposes foists the crime upon an innocent girl. he charge, therefore, is not false in all particulars. Some one in Mr. McGill’s company did attempt the theft, but it was not Miss Susan Dixon hat contempt and disgust must necessarily be feit for a man who will act thas. In the whole course of his experience he never knew a case which more required condizn punishment, and he therefore asked the justice to fix such bail as would secure the prisoner's attendance at the bar of justice. Justice Clayton reserved his decision until this morning at ten o’clock,’Mr. Niles still re- maining bondsman for Mr. McGill's appear- ance at that hour. This morning Justice Clayton'decided to hold G. W. McGill to bail in the sum of $800 for his appearance at the present term of the Criminal Court. Mr. S. V. Niles gave the required se- curity. SEE ane Forp’s New THEATER — Maggie Mitchell's Benefit_—This accomplished lady has a benefit this evening, appearing in two of her best characters. She will be well supported by Mr. Ford's talented company, and also Mr. and Mrs. Bishop. The plays selected tor this even- ing are «Katy O’Sheii” and “The Pet of the Petticoats,” in both of which Miss Mitehell has ever Leen eminently successful. The beauty of the new theater and attractiveness of the night's performaace will no doubt attract a large aud appreciative audience to Ford's. No attraction, however great, seems adequate to interrupt the flow of patronage at this establishment, and the tide of popular favor seems stroager in the support of Ford’s theater than ever. Men's Deuss Suits. Men's Brsiness Suits Youth's Dress Sutts. i “ . Youth's Business Suits. Childrens’ Dress Suits. | Childrens’ School. Suits. Noan Watxur& Co.. Marble Hall Clothing Store, Brown’s Hotel Building, would respectfully au nounce that their annual display of Fall and W ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. Lt comprised of an ussortment of Gentlemen's and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs in material, trimming and workship. To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the must attractive stock of ready made clothing in this city, at very reduced prices. oc9-4m 2 OS ES MARRIED, In Georgetown, Sabbath evening last. by Ray. Wm. H. Chapman, WM. ¥. PASOU to MINERVA ¥ MOCOBUY, and FREDERIOK KEEN Kit to 40- SAN MCOOBOY, all of Georgetowa ® DIEB, Cn the 9th inst, at half past 1 o'clock a m ,in the 13th year cf his age, FRANK, the youngest son of Francis and Eleanor Mattingly. The funeral will take placo from the residence of his parents, No. 494 verth street, to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon at3 o'clock, =| On the 8tb inst., ANNIB E. KIDWELL, young. sre culid of Johnand Mary Jane Bi iweli,1s1a0n.bs ° The friends of the family are invited to atterd the funeral, from her father’s res dence, 7th streot east, between Band G streetr routh * At 410 9th strest, on the mornin» « f the Stir inst., WILLIAM DAW, son of James Mi. and H. L, Hii! yar,aged 16 mcuths, © Jn Washington, C., on the 4th Oct , 18 nthe 64h year of ber ag ‘era lingering and painfui ilineas, term nating & it's of unsitr passed excellence and beauty. MRS. RUT i bs, relict of the late Ww, 8. Galer, of Pladenaburg, Md. It ia a consolation to the loving and bereaved children of this most excellent woman to know that for her, death had nosting. Over her triam Phant spirit. the grave cculd claim no victory; her sufferings, though great, being borne with unmur- muriag fortitude by one whose faith, unware.! and rtead‘ast, had for more than li merits the ground of her hope. e character ef wife, mother, friend and neighbor, the departed kad no superior: and the best testimony of her true life was her perfect calmness in the hour when the wing of the Angel of Death swept her pallid brow, bringing anguish to the watchers beride her couch, but no terror to the spirit anxious to rejein the band in heaven, the loved busband of ber ycuth the angel children and dear friends and relat! es who had gone before her to that better in.id, where arting comes not, and all pain is merged in porfeo Bliss. “Her obildren rire np and call her blessed: {Marlboro Gazette and Balt. Sun copy.) M. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. 1.0.0. F, LEVEE i» FOR THE Benefit of the Library Az ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 371u Starr, Ox WEDNESDAY EVENING, OUcrosser 14, 1353. The Committee would respectfully inform the members of the Crder and their friends that the Library Association will givea Levee at the Sev- enth-street Hall on Wednesday Bvening, 4th tu- stant, for the =p of enabling the Association to purchase New Books for the Library. very effort will be made to have this Levee ex- cel any former one given by the Association. Tickets @1; admitting a Gentleman and Ladies— to be had of the Committees. Executive Committee. W.R McLean, Calvert, J.¥ Havenner, George Brown, oc7 7 3 Fue GRAND BALL OF THE I8LAND g0- OER CULE willbeaiven at nd Hall 6 atreet lan DAY, November bth, 1959, Tic mitting a gentleman and ladies. particulars see future advertisement. * Eli Garrett, D. D. Clark, S. had rosy cheeks. Some braids were shown, and he understood the interpreter to say that one of them was the one stolen, and he also understood one of the ladies to ask that it be retained, and to promise to compensate for any Joss thereby. Miss Susan compared the braid with her hair, and witness thinks that it was lighter. By Mr. Braaley.—Miss Susan has lost flesh since last winter, and he never saw her with rosy cheeks. Witness does not think Madame Alsot’s statement is correct. He left the store with the impression that Miss Susan was not the lady who took the hair. By Mr. Davidge—Within seven months McGill has been attentive to Miss Susan. (Objected to.) The interpreter gave as Mme. Aliovs reason for thinking that Miss Susan was not the lady who took the hair, that her general appearance was different, and that the person had rosy cheeks. By Mr. Bra@ley.— Witness does not recollect how Miss Dixon was dressed when she went to Aliot’s; but thinks she was dressed appro- priate to the season, or he would have re- marked it. He never was so much attached to Miss Dixon as to notice her dress particularly. He generally noticed a lady’s features. [Laugh- ter. Mr. Davidge rested the case here, and con- tended that it had been fnlly made out, and Ay order of the Committee, oc 8-3t* OBSTPONEMENT OF PIO-NIO. YOR THE BENBFIT OF PROVIDENCE HOE£PITAL, IN OBARGE OF -- THE SISTEBS OF OHARITY. In consequence of the inclemency of the weather the Pic Nic advertised for to day (October 8) will be postponed until MONDAY next, the 12th inst, Tickets purchased for thutsday, the 8th, will of course hold good for Morday, thel2th. —_ oe 8 4t + B AN D B L x POR THE MBMBERS OF THE METHOFOLITAN POLLOR OF THE THIRD Who were drafted into the U. 8. Service. The members of the Police take great pleasure in prnouncing their friends and the public ‘bat this Ball will take plact at Temperance Hall. EB atreet between Sth and 10th ste, o: TE RSDAY, October 15th in-t. The Committee of arrangements pled ze m- selves to spare neither pains oF expense to make it Plassant and agreeable to all who may favor them With their company. Professor J. W. Kreis has kindly volunteered his Servicer to act as Ba'iet Master on Tickets @1, admi ne fe mittee. JohnT.Sheid, J.C. Pettis Johneon, Jas. 0. Lusby, Br oc 7-lw' i jer, Robert Albert that the defendant had signally failed. The crime had been augmented by the covrse pur- sued by the defense. It was & base attempt to blacken the character of an innocent girl, and he asked that the defendant be held to answer betore the proper tribunal. Mr. Kradiey said that this was a question involving peculiar circumstances; and he could not but believe that Mr. McGill was justifiable in the course he had pursued. He (McGili) thought he was dealing with a lady for whom he had an admiration, and he supposed that udmiration was reciprocated; but because he felt it to be his dat to tel this lady of her sis- ter’s shortcomings he was scorned, and in self- justification he wrote a plain and full state- ment to the fatherand mother. He (Bradley) believed the facts as contained in the letter were strictly true. But the refdsal of the court to allow Miss Wattie to be confronted by the Witnesses shut the defense out from positive | proof, and he was therefore pained to report, as his solemn conviction, that he believed the facts to be strictly true. He appreciated the position of the unfortunate lady, and would do nothing to unnecessarily wound her feelings; but he woald be false as an advocate if he di not detail the facts as they occurred. Mr. Bradley then proceeded to review the tes- timcny and the letter (published in yesterday's Star,) and argued that all the facts were main- tained by witnesses, who could not have been in collusion. The statements of Mr. and Mrs. Aliot were clear and to the point; gnd although Miss Wattie was a pale lady, yet’even the last witness admitted that even a ‘consumptive might have bad a color on her cheeks from a Jong walk at that season of the year. He (Mr. Bradley) felt himself hampered, because in his remarks he did not desire to wound the lady’s feelings. He only stated that he did so that all might know that he (Mr. B.) believed the case fully made out, Mr. Davidge in his remarks expressed sur- prise to hear Mr. Bradley say there was proof of the crime. It was a common thing forcoun- sel4o enter into the feelings of their clients, but Mr. Bradley was unnsually zealous. Mrs. ‘Aliot testifies that the lady who attempted the theft had light hair and rosy cheeks; and when Mies Wattie goes to Mrs. Aliot, the latter could pot iden’ her as the person who attempted the theft. The most striking feature was that whiiethe defence brought Mr. and Mrs. Aliot here, Mr. Bradley did not at the proper time demand that Miss Wattieshould be confronted by them. ". dley, interrupting, said that he had mane Bangi hore but the appeal was not heeded. . - i argued that the time to sane fy phen ltr ‘was after Mr. and Mrs. Altot had given their evidence. Not before. 4 Bradley refused to sek Mre. Ajiotto- destribe the thief, and after the court bad done so hesbould have had Mrs. confronted with the party accused a = WANTS. WANSTED—Two good COOKS one others at oooriw= PPlY at 496 Boventh si STANTON, W HITE SERVANT WANTED TO COOK AND h. family. Apply at 404 ath att, bet T and Ron mtr. ADP UY OS ate 7 AN TED—B; Lady, « SITUA- Ww TION as Pees ey Nurse, or Houze- keeper. Apply at MB. GREEN’S Grocery Btore, corner of 2uth and M, for one day. it" ANTED—A SUTLE: P, or to go as Part- WW faer tae Bete ke ROBIE, or £4 oor ant: ington Goods and teams oan be furnished. Ad. - dress Box 224. Post Office, Washington. 039 3t* ANTED—A Bm: AN, acquainted rms. Apply imin a st, oth Tee first floor, ‘Also a BOY wanted, oc YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A BITUATION A ina tel (abe bas lived ine first-cisss hotel for the last five years) todo Chamberwork, or ss- nist in ooking oF any other kind of work. Address rote to Box 34. Star office, forone day. She has the best of re! een from her last piace. s ANTED—A COOK and ait on Tab! W 22700 P streets bet ire ae Inthe noche ANTED-One 000Kand four IRONERS. to good Rents, Notlonsl Basse Sere 8 : z avenue, bet 13th and 1334, oc 8th a ANTED—A Young M POSITION ‘in a business capacity store of hotel. Is oum- mt in German. book k ing. & Tocutre, or address at the «fice tor 3, 0 BALL street. 00 8-be' rest. at tl York Hotel, 360 0 Wastap—a CLERK thoroughly conversant ith the and rendition of ac- Me charge of that de ‘iment in (ho counts, to take office of a District Provost M 6 caneblify and charactor ay ofteisettesugn FF applying at this offes. 0c 8 St ANTED—A White 000) AMBER. W Aine ads Parte QOX 3nd OHA Nee ANTED—A SITUATION rovery Store by s youn wzvas pe wecience de is yale (sent of roterenie ices i SE else Sf aa (For other «For Sale and Rent,” see frst page.} OR RENT OR BALE—No. 473 Sixth street, F Dear 2 the ‘premises. ; Pail | street. Apply on Foe SALE-STORE, FIXTURBS, and GOOD WILL. The Store 8nd a gvod location. OB SALR—A L: PLATFORM 00a! ALB. F tm good order.” By Tope rd Ais 06 9-1w* corner of G@ aud lith sts. Fo EENT—Several Nico!y-furnished ROOMS, ‘aitadle tor a messof gentlemen. Can be sa: commodated with frat-elsas Board ifdesired. Ap- ply. 248 G, near I7th street, os 9-6t* BSTAURsNT FOR SALB — Containing anam- ber of furnished rooms. The whole to be sold, Fixtures, Good Will, &c. in a @00d loestion ; sickness beirg the sole cause for Felling. Apply'at the Btar office. oc) St* OB BALE.—A BRICK HOUBB, with six roo ns, ibOMready to be occupied. will be sold a b: gain Terme $50) cash; balance in 6, 12 and 13 months. _Oa)) at No. 300. corver of 9th and M st above Northern Liberty Market, oc 9-3t' R with Purnit id. suitable for any being a corner store in the most t of the city, looking directly om Pen prly to H. ©. SPALDING, ae 00 9-; street. RABRS CHANCE — GHOOBRY in Washington. ° Aver, dollare per day (retail). Cheap rent gcc location for a large jobbing trade. Or takes partner who can pucohiace half atock. Is honest, and perfectly undsisianda tae busi Apply in the Store, corver 8th and L FS BENT—A BARBER SHOP, and the FIX- ane ees Sor eae 0 Fale asian paactewas the ‘Der of 4%, en strevts, (Isiand,) or . CRIPPS, at Justice Johnson’s offies. aA, For eale, the beat RETAIL Lt seit WM.N.H MAAOK. - —___AUOTION SALI JEM AFFERROON AND FO-Hu5=0W By J.C, McGUIBR & CO., Auc:lonesrs, _ ALUABLE LOT ON 77H 8 4 BKi NO@PHAP Sate cute Da @RIDAY AFESRNOON, ibe kek, it 5 rem shall roll, ot 12. in Square No. fronting 41 feet 8 inches on the wast oro of ih t north, bet H 100 foon ween N and O streets, roaning indispata! erms: On+ } nif caah * balance in two and foar months for notes satisfactorily seoar.d iapereee. Expenses of cunveyanciuy 8 3 Prema oc 8 #.@. MoatT MB & ©O., Auste, » Auctioneers, Bazaar, 9& soxth side | By W. L. WALL & CO At the Horse 98 south side La. ave. b-: oh ock WM. WALL & GOA By W.L. WALL &CO., Aactivnn At the Horse Bazaar, 9S south suie Lowisiana ave bettoron Ninth and Youth sirens eeenMe SHERMAN MORGAN HUR:>6 ¢ years oid perfectly pound ang Aint, wii: iro is wartls io 3 minutes, a stylish driver and co-t ic Newark $250; at Auction, SATURD .Y MORNING. bea inst. at 10 o’olock. at the Basnsr. ocd WL W. WAIL CO, Ancts, By W.L. WALL & UO., Auctioneer At the Horse Bazaar 9* sowh side La, Avenue between 9th and Vth scrress AST HORSE, MULE. AND 4 Us: 8B HORSES AWO CARRIAGES AT APCTION —Ua SAT GKEAY MORNING, 0 th inst. at Ho chock, we will seilat liver Hore, ean trots rey Horse, can trotin 2:0 1Mare Sule aan 4 Horses 1 Close Carr: 1 Open Carrisgo. ‘Terms cash. ccs WM. L. WALL & CO . Aucts. RxsTADBANT POR PALB—The subreriber of. fers for sale, Good Will, stock, and Fixtures of bie well-known’ Bestaurant, which he will soll with or without his stock of Oonfeetionery. | 00 8-3t* 347 Penn avenue. ‘OR SALE—A wellestablished SOAP FAC- TORY, now doing @ geod business, with Fix- tures complete; is one of the best \ocatiors in this city. Also the ground on which it stands. free of incumbrance. Good reasons given for selling out. Apply at the Star office. oc 8 St Fo RENT — A three story BRIOK HOUER, _Fuitable for a restaurant. io one of the best lo ‘setions in the city, or it will be rented for a private residence, Apply to J. B. ADAMS, Attorney at Law, office No, 450 Sizth street, near KE. Offce hours from 9 to 10 a, m. and from 4‘toS p, m oc 8 3t* F4 iB FOR RENT—At a moderate distancs from .Wasbington, near the railroad, with adwellin, of six rooms, kitchen, and other outbuildings; an an orchard containing all kinds of fruit. It will be rented low to jood tenant, and the growing crops, stocks, tools, &c., will be sold cheap. Ap: ply at 61% H treet north, between 4th and 5th, 0c 8 3t* 98 SALE—Near the Navy-yard, north side of Penn avenue, in square No. 924, bounded on the east by Ninth street cast, and south by the public square, the desirable LOTS oumbered i, 2, 18, 19, and 2. contiguous lots, No. 1 being improved by a two-tory fraue dwelling house, Dow occupied by Mr. James Lamb. Apply to the subscriber. at the Office of the Quartermaster General, corner of Fiand 17th sts , from 9 o'clock a, m. to4 p.m. id H, COLBURN, ce FS RENT—Two Nicely-farnished ROUMS, on a” the Grst tioor, handy to the Departments and in a nice Iccation, to gentlemen only. On i3¢h st., firet door above New York avenue, No. 34. oc 7-3t* QE LARGE ROOM NOW VACANT—WILL accommodate comfortably three gentleinsn ; also, two single rooms, with firat-clasa Board, at 212 Bridge street, Georgetown, only five minutes’ walk from the city railwzy, 00 7-"1™ Fo RENIT—Neat and comfortably-furnisaed ROOMS, i suits or singly, for gentieman only Apply at No. 525 H street, between 6th aod 7th streets, within one half square of the city railroad care. oc 7-4t* Fo RENT—Several ROCMS, with some littie furniture in them; suitable for a mess of gen- ten.en, w!o can be furnished with breakfast if ie- tired, Apply at No “7 Montgummery st., George- town. The best reierences given and required, oe 7-St* Fo RENT—A well-furni second oc 6-e02t' ; OB 8ALE.—A rare chance for « profitable in Vestment. a large and commodiour LUE HOU BB, 64 by 32 feet and a4deep. situated on the Canal Basin, in Alexandris, with the exclusive privilege of all the ice formed op raid basia. Said euse will be sold ata bargain to apy one wishing toembark ina safe and profitable business For forther information enquire of PETER @, H&N- DEBSON,101 Queen street, Alexandria, Va., or 464 Boon ates between Dand B, Washington, 4 Otte Fo SALE OB REN?.—A DWELLING-HOUSE on Fayette street, Baltimore, between Kutaw an¢ Howard streets ‘Dhe House contains two par- lors, dining rocm an@ kitchon ou the lowar floor, 10 chambers above, with ull the modern convenien: ces, water, gas, &c. Also, a small DWEBLING in the rear, fronting on Marrion street, which is now rented’ for $12) Price for the twe Dwellings in fee m0, f not eoldin two weeks the house on F. ished: FRONT ROOM, floor, 415 H street, corner of 12th, street will be offered for rent, price $6:0 per annum, For fortes partiealare’gyelr to Mi, TROKSON; Mo. 10 McCullch street. Baltimore. 0c6-6t™ Crore ING STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE and Store to let. The beat stand on the street, No_667¢ Seventh street (Island), between Hand ¥. Warhington, D.C. oc 6-lw* FS SALB—A nicely-located and well-built FRAME HOUSS, situated on oth street, bet, I and K. For further particulass inquire at 463 I street, or 332 Penn, avenue. oc 3 6t 8.D. M. URNISHED KOOMS TO LET—at 450 Tweifth strest, betw avd H—tw PARLORS, or one PARLOR anda la! adjoining, both well furnished; also. sever ROOMS. ‘The location ia one of the most desirable in Washington, and in five minutes’ walk of Willaras’ and No children in the PERSONAL. orice, this is to gi SARAH GRAYSON, hi witbout just cause, and has gone off with one flank Dulaney. She took with her $450 stolen from mo, and I hereby forwarn all peraons from harburing ber or receiving money from her, ae I will put in force the law against such offenders. Said Sarah Grayson is about 5 feet 9 inches high, pale mulat- to, with black hair, eyes and eyebrows—remarka- bly short toes, and has a mark on right leg near the knee, apd a Knot on her right wrist. will give $100 r dtoany one who sillreturn THOMAS GRAY: notice that my wife, left my bed and board her tome, SON, (Colored.) oc 8-3t* Alexandria, Va. ny Y WIFE-SABINA SOHROEDEL, HAVIN left my bed and board withont just cause or rovocation. I hereby forwarn all persons from arboripg or trusting her, as I will pay no debte if bh tracting. eT GHORGE'BOHRIED BL, JORIOB—Ae my wife, DORETHA LAUTEN- BERGER (born Rose) has left my bed and board without just cause or provocation, I will pay debts of her contractin, Fi Tavrannenann, ILLIAM 0c7-3t* jaltimore, Md. M DE. DAVIS'S 4 ETHOD OF FREATING: ALL VENERBAL anil Private Diseases is fast gaining {svor. Aili persens a with Bronte Gonorrawarend minal 1ea8 will do well to eall upon him. Female Di of all kinds Selontitically treated Cha: ges moderate. Room No. 22, 458 Seventh street, opposite P . se 15 lm* a ED GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. NOTIOC. ceNERaE LICENSES AND DOG LI. Gecrectown onthe Ist of Gober nett, must Se sid within ten days from that date, otherwise the: will be strictly enforced bythe Metropolitan Fale tice is farther given, that all Dog Licen- ses expire on the S0th inet. If payment is delayed irae temecauemnn tiekee tat Pence epg ee a that thedog shall Dekilied. WM. La! 8031-e0t0atl0 OERINS. 1 00 BBLS. Welsh beniiy Flour at @10 a barrel, siiktoen curmata halfchests ~* Gunp Wwder end Imp. Finest Breakfast and Japanese Tes, 2 boxes & Go, Family Soap, Pa Onffes, Row Halles Byckwneer siren, Race Ginger, gio Oboe mans Pee : trackers, Milk Crackers, i Besser Oracbere; Fancy Orackers, &e, Teceived. rt S jG, sorney ote AES, W. OORW!! 007-3 {Bepub. OYSTSRS |! 308. BHAPFI XBTERS! yar ERs!!! oe Confectionery. Bixth street, be JUST Returned Burope with s [spe aad end GRBMAN UON- Peewee brite i coe ot Lire eter . SHAPFIELD, MET'S QOBN SALVE. IMMEDIATE RELIRY AND PERMANENT By WM.L, WALL & UO. Buc! jucera South corner Penw: avenue and ‘inch strret SEHOLD FUBNIVUKE AND MISGRLEA- US ASBURIMBST- OF Mravuimolse Ar Avec Un SATURDAY MORNING, ith inst. aste o'clock, we willteli.in frontet .be An:tiou Rooms, alot of Bourekela Furniture ve vor adem noes | embracing— Bronze Clock, Bronze Martel 1 Marble-top Sideboard and Solid Walnut fecretary an Walnut Refreshment Tabs Dressing Bureaus Rota, Matting, Cs: A lot Serond-bane Fu-oiturs Show Case, &o.,&0.,4¢ AIxO 0 gross Emoking Tobacco, oes: we. H TION. Wardrobes Eary Chair geting, hugs ML WALL & CO. Ancts. By 3. ©. McGt Its & 60., Anetoa- re I ANDIOMB TiRSk-siaiy {Gs LOL WITH LARGE BagK eUIL ac PUALIO Ac TION.—Un rAbURDAY loth, at 6 o’clock on the bancecme and wel: bui ALGEKNOD., 0 Pines, we phy! r sty dwel ing house, with thrie rtory he tia. au ated at thecorner ef vores jp -t ad Feount * ateg eaten Dstrest snd ley rtaibe ai strertesst. The int fr rurs{back 128 fest to # 15 feet The house it newiy hui t, reoms, compirte, with si me! ts. and if ip every ehor at.3n Jarie u BF" Poosession given O-* ‘Terms: One hird in car) ; twely nd eightesn cured by » deec of trre seg-eod&d. J Pp sbLLe KALE UY a VAY NEAK BPADNUVER > i Baltimere, ou the Wa-* t ecriber will ofier at on BATUKDAY,( ct 7 Fara now: wued by 185 scree, w-ll feuced by a Dwell ug how Tenant Hour. 7b Jeree port view cf the stone ; ad otbe8. Alro i Bock, Grops, Barursyg iu tons of Bay Terms for é suce in one and iwe sears; 0. tion of he enrcy aren property and particulais apply No 328t Paulsirest Balt mc RK By J.C MoGT LAB & GO. TP WELVE | st renion Bugsy, Hawanss, &¢ aT POUL WEDNESDAY MUENANG, Unt ail c&A3. wit For termn for M. BA o'clock, at the Stab! L.J Mth street, rear Fas -y’s Ship. f Twelve Large and Superior Work’ Bor-e: ito reduce stock for tie winter, and for no fauit, ALS, A good Buggy, lot cf Harness. &c., &s. ‘erms cash. oc3 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Wa THY ABOVE SaLé IS POSTPOYED UN tli MONDAY, Oct 12th same hour and place. 007 J.C. McGUIRB & CC . Aucts By J. ©. MOGUIBE & 00. Ace sors, Fee. HANDS!MS SUILDING LOPS ON 4 SIRES, BETWEEN Vi 1A AVENUK AND SOU. & stags? —Ou MONDAY AFLKRNOON ot 12th at43; o’elock, on the Proniven we shat aell Lote numbered 10, 11, 12, andis in suedivisic nu of Square No. 837, fronting each 20 feet on d3_ wtrent, between south B street and Virginia avenue and’ runuing back 113 fect W inches tes pubii: a.ley._ Terms: On in cash ; the remainder in six apd twelve montha, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the promfees Title perfect. All conveyances at the expense of pureharer. A tash payn-et of $25 will be required at the time of purchase ees [Repub.] J.C. McGCIRE & CO , Ancts LOS’ AND FOQEND cams TO THB PREMISES OF THE BU BSE EI- ber, No. &4 Brides street. a largs RED COW, with horns ; which the owner is requeste i to oome forward, prove property, pay charges, and tate away. [eco-st" WM. # ChowLay Le GOLD MEDAL in the farm of a Malte Cross, with the ovner's pawe onit, waich rized more then its real valus. Aiso,a B 1N, both of which were lost on Tuvaday the street The finder will recive aline-a! by returning tiem to the owne:,a between 434 and 6th etr. $ REWARD —strayed or stolen, this (#riday) e nerping, between & and 9 o'clock, trom the corner of 4} street and Penn. ave., a ) BLL W 0. ma:ked with 0 onthe leftsh uder, Aiso, | CART, containing s helf ton :feoal. The ators reward will be piven, if returned to H. FOWLER'S een Coal Yard, on 43 st. near the Oanal §20 REW ARD.—Strayed or stolen, on Tuesday Ru) night, Uci 6ta,a WHITE HOKBEK, wil D. 8. on the left shoulder aud O op the rigatshon der, The above reward wil given it retarnot to the corner of 24 and F streets. oc 8-30 J. GUILD. 5 BEWARD.—Loet. on Thu-eday night, the sth instant, a middle-s:z-d BAY HOHSB, used to Work inacart; the biad right foot white; Aight not ood; bi tefl; a little Tame in richt hind leg, fhe sbove reward will be paid if returmed to 08% McCANRY, northwest corner of Virginia ave auc let street, (Islard.) oc #31" ‘AK EN UP—Two OUWS, both pied b-indie acd white; one old and giving milk, tae othe: young and 4: The Repo OT OWNeTS Wil P end prove property. pay charges ied Dy premiet, gathe old, ee sdburg Rosi, lumbis, Octo 9 oe 8-St* g ANN M. BROOKS {STRAYMD FROM CHE SYTAGLS oF THS 4 subscriber, in the rear of 3 K stres., on the 6th instant, a MUSLANY Ma. grey col or: short miape, and about 1¢ hands hi, Any per Sadi enid ani take th m away son animaf, and returning if to the Btore of WILBUS ¥. sTUCKING, 330 Mstroet, oR ey Tewartd: Davin. aMiTa, 10 BRU SED. Crane from our stabi. ‘nesday night, October 6th, a _D: ORSE MULE, abdcut 6 years olf; mediom +izo, z one cr two white szots from the collar on Dan One, Chatre mnie. sate tom Mis collar oa Cer. What be left, bad on leather kend weal with ane tree aay Lhe who will deliver said ive e ado reward. cee iye SOHAPIN & MATLOOK, 450 G st . bet. (th aud 7th. oe 8-3t*. 25 REWARD~—Wil be paid for the aporessa sion and delivery of a HORSH and BUAGY twas hired and tarep away fromthe stablo of theanbscriber, in Georgetown D. O..on the mo-n- ing of the 9d inet,, by a youns msn calliag him =! Samer T. Harris, axed about 23 years, 5 fe-t #inehes high; black heir; blne eyes; fair complexion ; Linck cloth anit, A Black Caradi«n ; 7 year- 0! aud black hat. The Horse was a id; email waite spot in forebend ; felis Back on hind foot locks; marke1 0 onleftshoulder. Bugsy ararly new ; paints? dar! Striped red ad yellow; blue licings to the Mee Harness. oa formation that may 3 Tecove! oftre a rewarded by application to er hi me will be uiiasl: Livery Stable, corner ) ridge ax Georsctown. b. 0. = 008 im BSGRIBER, TWO CO YS, Came 20, Med and White Buffalo Oows with short fail api mece cutoutof her le’t esr; the ite face tad led Foe en eee ee ie GRBURNeS oct-3t* farw on Pinny Branch ros. ‘Lost some ti 0, either at § 20 Rae ington Depo or between a more, # Square Black Travellicg VALI. 2 above a wil) be paid on its deliver Biss BM EY, Medis, Chester county. Pa. Beve by Adams Bxpreas and they will gs Nie money " BEWA trom the safe in my office, $. corner of Louisiana avenue and Sixth atreet seerghess cap. benny pepumaben: test. © COWES sore DIAMOND snd PUTTY o'e fro: Bot eric nN A © Ga at Fo ' ec DR the res T fer the six wl cos FOR OTHER AUCTION SALBe 8: baek 320 fe Middie part side of Prow Fide of Prospect etre: t, erick streets and rupn*! : MM BDL! Lot Ne. 44 in Heatty Gecrgetown | Frever back bs months. tecared by a deed | conveyancing at the oost o the pure: iJ THOS. DOWLI T corded among the iar t, Liber J. A 5) No. 18, at Polio 23. &0., L oti bidver,on SAFUBDAY, t meai, at 1. 0” look ‘vated Getweerm the C dthe Po omse river, (exe-pting however toe power from Brown wt prem ren Fouvaiy property . it wil: r corau’ sections, with be es B to toe Trustee a AUOTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. 19T PAGR. By THOMAS POWLING. Auctioneer corgetewn, D.C. AND} iInG Lote iw & oucare wnat Avetie aT ett Jon. im mt of the TBLNOON, x eed Pz spar of oro, 3 ty nt ng tu feet cr Ror ri S Market and Frederic au et. ofsame Lot, f- nti» & feet on adat! Teet. between M r&et and treat Bstrete and rucming back 12) f,et. o th yart of saa toi, pene ie f-e of porth becw om Merket aod Fred- back 99 feet, and fronting 184 tee © west side of Megaet above Righth street, 2 One. th'rd eash ; balanceinsizacd tw Ive of trust on tre pr mses. aaser , Avot. By zRDM AS DOWLING, Auctioneer RUS" PER Fr eat TROYRD PROPERTY OGRE Teor # of bsit . te the hieneat oe Hd day of Ortuber a. that portion af the Old un¢ciy Property bug Weal of Georgetown snd esxapecks and Jain Usnal Fubile Avet on te premia. Ucwireuding the two Stns Mills aesigued ta IL Sleema’ Brother by actigies of agrse ut recorde in stme Liber No, 147 at Fo in 9%, 0c the extieme eastmost angie coevesed-to by deed reco: dd in sacve Liber No. &c) there is upon t) « pr sperty to * Mil Brauch.” ranoing "roogh the By reference to the r-cords toughin, trensfir of tenon tions of the ovigtsal seep that all reseres- o-njyuptu the por ne vecessaty for the com die bove beer made, bese wiv av ral valenb's sites op « the @ velopement of water power Se are at the eed of me Canai ans begia ingot mand affe ereat ( cility 4 for they furcish 9 rsre opportunity for per - ts a plito the powaker’ aad or thiced opon application 00 the day of sala aud erms e fourth cash; and tie balance in ibree+qusl psyine to De aecuret yy aM x at | Six twelve, onc oigbteen months bearing interes:, Boo ed Of trust on th. premises Terms of tha nule are Dy comp int with in Cays f um the dye: eaiarn ) be remold apa W dasa vort totthe Jefau ing and stem pdut BUGH euld-eod&ds B2°THE APOYE <A & IS OIDABLY Heswered tli PATUEDAY, Oc same hoe - | Leurard piace Sec Reg rs ys I Gn oud 0, BGusre 28, ancubdivi ing thie Ve re ent « avd cay PEREM ravt.aué vewly pa ptec throagh. Terms: One-heli ces; balnuce in three and ex $5 de‘avlting purcbare: ck w PAPERTON, T u-tee IM WiING@ au OO. An tinneers TURs AT A OP. — “ts, Io inet. at to Hours co Zit) siceot Hoasshuid — aning Tab ean! os Py us tande, T tuck, aud Spr wing Pon ve, erus Ca-b, chen Yurni WM 1, Wart y RL Varbe co, PaUhY bar KB Ob EROVAL Pte PRATY UD i VeNIA AVS A813 SbURBbAY Ar b Ck Be Wild Bed, i ru oy fect on 23th treet awd 1 cto ry and barement Brack uss, cu: os Bnd & basement pu-t iitted yal cee mia nag up lor a restau mat ha, WivD interest. secured by a deed of tract © premiren, Yeyancing atthe expense ofthe purchaser; if the terms of sale are not compli-d with 10 ive s from the Cay of sale, the Property will de re upon 5 days’ notice, at the risk and dost of the r. M L. WALL & CO, Ans! E WE ove 14 Pre fart Pair of Pai: Cne Serre] Hors and one Pay Mare § years old,a XTENSIVB AND PKREMPTO&Y SALE OF by J.C. McGUIBE & CO. Auc'ioneers #1NB HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND Bia On LNESDAY AFTKENUON, Uct ith. 4 ck at the Stableson Vatreet, between and Strects, we sbsi) geil the followiug Valuable tty for acccont of a gentleman who bas ne er use for it, vag: five year Horsen, good t: ly matehed ir of Bay Mares, six years old, of good style and fine roadsters ja, long tail Black Carriage edlers. very stylish and close: fine double team, or wil: work singly r Ore torrel, 8 yeeT# old, x showy and ine traveler ,, Que One One * Duserbury’ for two or four: One Ore ‘hr -che's Halters, Sircingles, Whips, &¢., alloi the above may previous to the sale. Term: ¢i oc’ five Grey Boree,9 pears ol¢ and a very fast rotter f-top Brett, in balf-top Brett, -¥ ‘cellent or with ssafts and pole, Desutiful carriage an in perfect orde! Square Fox Wagon, with pole and shafts, ia periact order Light No-top Bugey, in good order er Etta Double Haruess, allof the best make d nade to order Sette Binvle darness. ip fins order eyon, THODB, & examined at any time q J.C. McGUERE & CO.. Auct. Commencing at 12 out regard to weath TT Tu HAKPEWS FERRY ARMORY, VIRGINIA, Lot No Si 4y Terms—Ow-b in Gory ram v Grorcetows at AvoTIun —L il sell op WEDNE-DAY AFTERNOON next, October lath at 4 oclock, ju front oft" upremises. on (green street, between vay ene Tot by a good iwo-story Brick House, contain Feo tre! trust op the-premises. | Al) conveyanciug at cont of.the purchaser, Title perfect, 37 T day par’ Tornis: One-bslf cash ; the remainderin six aod agra UCTION 8B as gz HARPEB’S FERRY ARMORY, VA. GOVERNMENT BALE. ON TURSDAY, GUTOBER mth. 126s, lock noon, precisely, with- ef, LL BR BOLD ; 3 { THE FOLLOWIS@ 4 CONDEMEED ORONANCE ORDNANCE STORRS, vis: Articles. 1—Cast Tron Wheeis 2—Scrap Iron and Steel 5,6, 7-65.00 Musket aua Ride By, £Onet Bteel Dies aud Lox S—Wroughi drow... 39, Li—ze Steel i2~1 Fire Bng: i5—Wiought = arcels te on Suef ing and Pal- Se ie ad eS 7 aileys & Beve bape aa cas and Dies 2-9 Trip Bamnors i~3 Trip Hammera aud 35—19 Cart Trop Forges. 2—1 Drop Hamm i 27-2 ¥au Elasta “5 Ses en “2 Geverncrs _1 Fron Safe “—1Grind tre “—1 Portabie Forge * —} Anvil 28~3 Egg Stoves 29—! Tempering Forge ¥-1 Aas 3i—! Lot Fire Brick 2-3 Lot Cost 3 S— borings sa Tornings t4—i Lot Wrought Scraps, en ‘ands DANIEL J. YOUNG, Ordrance Acent. order peece ery tay - N NON, Auctionear. By THOMAS DOW » Auctioneer. Georgetown: B.C WO-STORY DRICK: HOULR AR oi LOT 1N Dunbarton streots fronts 50 jeet on Green street aad is improved ive months, with interest, secured ‘by deed of THOS. DOWLINS, Auct'r, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioncers, RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS.—Ry Virtue of a deed of trust. executed on the 37th of September, 858, and recorded in wiberJ. A, No 163, 0ue ton counts, PS . ¥ Becuire IN DAY, tae 26th ca: Sour er aot in feast a ene aa of sale: Ono-iird