Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1863, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS 90-NIGHT. verx’s THEATER.—The great dramatic combination enter upon the last week of their | -engagement at Grover’s, and the vill be pene | : and grestest of S! formed this week. ‘o-night will begin’ th the magnificent tragedy of “ Macbeth,” and it will embrace in its Feprern tationa my no: only Wallack, Davenport and Mrs. Farren, but all the prom- inent Thembers ot Mr. Grover’s excellent com- pany. Ferv’s THEATEE.—The announcement by Mr. Ford that “Fanchon” will again be per- tormed will certainly be well-pleasing to scores of play-goers, for no mors attractive play has | ever been put upon the boards than “Fanchon.” Our citizens seem never to tire of witnessing ita representation Maggie Mitchell will, as usual, perform her part in a satisfactory man- | ner. Millie and Clara Fowler, Julia Mortimer, Er- nestine de Faiber, and the sisters Marie and Augusia, will remain at this music hall the present week yet, ands variety of new dan will be introduced. The famous *Gip ‘lrio,”’ will also be performed. Besides, Mana. ger Sinn’s regular company will appear Tich and varied bill. > - A STEIKE AT “THE Treastky Extent Mr. Isaiah Rogers, superintendent of the work | on the Treasury extension, haying established a rule requiring all mechanics and workmen to work from fifteen miautes before 7 a. m. to fifteen minutes before 6 p m., the latter pro- | tested against the propesed change, and asiced to be allowed to work by the old rule, viz: | from one hour afier sunrise tosunset, This | mornisg all the workmen, except the brick- | Taasons (under charge gf Mr. Mason), retused to go to work, and held a mecting in the car- | enter shop, and at 9 o'clock organized by | Sppointing Mr. John A. Ross presideut and r. FP. W. W. Letournan secretary. A petition, signed by all the meinbers of the meeliug, asking to ba allowed to work by the. | old rule, was gof ap for presentation to Mr. Rogers. On motion of Mr. Letournan, the following | Tecolutions were unanimously adopted : Hesolved, That the thanks of this meeting be tendered to the stone-cuiters for their hearty co-operation with us, who are standing up for our rights as mechanics, as a body. Resolved, That all who compose this meetinz, and who as mechanics are standing out for | their rights, look with contempt upon all other | mechanics who are found at work while this | meeting is taking action and while endeayor- ing to secure their rights a8 well as the rights of those composing this meeting. It was also resolved, that if any one who took & conspicuous part in this meeting should be | discharged therefor, that all who were in at- tendance at the meeting would pledge ihem- sely to stop work at once, until such dis- charged party such be reinstated. On motion, the following commitive were | Sppointed to wait upon Mr. Rogers and present to him the petition and resolutions of the meet- | ing, and see what action he proposed taking, 'z’—Mr. Jno. A. Ross, president of the meet- ing: Mr. John T. Suter, representing the car penters; Mr. Thos. Oakshott, on bebalf of the stonecutters; Mr. Jos. Leonard, on behalf of the painters: Mr. Thos. Marden, on behalf of the machinists, Mr. Luke McUabe, on behalf of the plumbers; Mr. Robert E. Baker, on be- half of the cabinet mukers; Mr. Thos. ‘onroy, on behalf of the blacksmiths; and Mr. Tnos. Corney, on behalf of the laborers. The committee retired, and subsequently re- tured and reported that Mr. Rogers bsd ac- ceded to their demands. A resolution of thangs Was voted to the president of the meeting and the committee, ard adjourned: each man taking olf bis coat aud going quickly to work. Mr. Rogers had, however, decided that they were to lose the time while they had been en- gaged in this meeting, and in this all parties acquiesced. — Horst Trier.—Saturday night, John Henry, 4 colored servant at the Metropolitan Hotel, | concealed himself in the room occupied by | Capt. Ww. H. Hill, an officer who has been | suifering from wounds, and is staying a’) tha Metropolitan. At an early honr vrsterday morning Capt. Hill awoke and discovered the thief in his rcom. The captain seized the ‘ellow and had @ severe struggle with him; but the captain was too feeble to secure his prison+r, but clung to him till, getting too near the stair- way, both fell down the steps. Mr. Danforth, cashier, secured the thief, and Capt. Hull re- turned to his room, where he ascertained that bis pocketbook, containing twenty dollars, had been taken from his pants. The prisorer corn- feseed the act, and gave up the money. He was then turned over to officer Healy, who carried him to the Fourth Ward station. Yesterday, after a hearing of the evidence, Justice Thomp- son committed Henry to jail for court. ee DePARTUREOF A BRIGADE OP CAVALRY FOR Tar Front.—Between § and ¥ o'clock yester- cay morning a brigade of cavalry passed along Pennsylvania avenue on their way to the Long Briagé This cavalry composed one brigade, consisting of the is |, and 3th regiments of United States regu There were about 3,0L0 men in line, and they were accompanied by their baggage and wagon trains. They pre- sented a very fine appearance, and the major- ity of the horses were excellent. They no idea where they were going, butsupposed their destination was atthe tront. Itis believed that they will go outon a scouting expedition, as they all carry five days’ rations in their haver- sacks. For some time past they have been en- camped in the vicinity of Giesboro’ Point.—- Chronicle. ——— a CHARGED WITH FURNISHING SOLDIERS CITI- zEns’ CLoTHING.—On Friday, James Stewart and his wifé Catherine, residing on Twenty- Nig! | ONnE fay orite, Miss Maggie Mitchell, ap } for one night more ia her tnimitabdie ' eation of © Fanchow thé Crieket.” at this ‘Arse cisse place of resort. That more than ite usual; } no’ | peeteresy morning Officer CawTERFURY.—The six terpsichorean stars: | | Of the old-time | Bro zecond street near G, were committed to the Central Guardhonse on the charge of furnish- ing citizens clothing to soldiers, and Saturday they were turned over to Justice Ferguson, who dismissed the woman, but held Stewart to an- swer the char; It appears that three man— John Rujar, James Powers, and James Bink —enlisted in the Second District regiment on ‘Thursday, but have not been seen since, and the sergeant who went to look after them foun@ several suitsof soldiers clothes on the premises of Stewart. Stewart alleged that these men who were seen to go to his house did not be- long to the 2d District, but were going to New Jersey. ES FovrtH Warp Station Casgs.—Michael Long, drunk; dismissed.- Henry Clark, va- grancy; workhouse. Hugh Smith, drank and Joafing on the street; military. Louisa John- son, keeping & bawdy house; jail for coart. Matgarel Ann Green, Charlotte Brown, Cath- arme Marbury, prostitution; $10. Engene Dorsey, disorderly gathering; $10. Robert Johnson, do: dismissed. Conway Johnson, do; do. John Maxfield, fighting; $1. Thomas Burns, do.; #2. John Dolan, Joseph Billings, drunk: military. George Seymonr, do.: dis- missed, Jacob Pleasants, assault and battery; jail. John Foley, larcen jail for hearing. awrence Norton, drunk; #2. John Coanor, do.; $2. John Crowley, drunk and disorderly; costs 0 cents. Wm. O'Neil, do.; military. G. W. Frontzer, assault; do, Louisa Craig, dis- orcerly; $2. CarTuRsep.—Last night, four young soldiers got so oblivious in reg: to color that they were tound escorting five negro girls, walking arm and arm with them, and behaving in a wery disorderly manner. The police of the ‘Third Ward charged upon the group and cap- tured the entire party. This morning, Justice ‘Thompson sent three of the giris to the work- house for 6) days; one of them paid $3: the Afth being a child of 13 years, was dismissed. ‘The soldiers were turned over to the military authorities, to be dealt with according to mili- tary rule. -— DeaTH OF A MmMBEL OF THE NATIONAL Rirves.—Engene Fitagerald. one of the orig- inal members of the Natioval Rifles, of this city. died this morning, at his residence. When the rebellion broke out, Mr. Fitzgerald was prominent among those members of the * Ri- flea” who stood firm for the Union, He was at the time of bis death Orderly Sergeane of the company, and the latter will meet at their armory this evening, at $o’clock, to take meas- ures to attend his tuneral. = Rewwixo on THE PAVEMENT. —Yesterday Morning as the fire companies from the eastern section of the city were returning from the alarm of fire, the reel of the Anacostia was run on the pavement, south of the Capitol, from which it was ordered off by officer Tay- ior, and & dispute arose, when Wm. Mockabee and Hesvy janson were arrested, and this morning Justice Furgerson fined them 81.91 each for disorderly conduct. eae: Rare Dexss Panaps.—aA dress parade yesterday afternoon of the 153d New York regiment, Vol. Davis commandi Oamp Davis, t of ite a crowd of spec- the Gne brass band attached to the regiment performed s number of pieces in excellent style. These parades take place every afternoon when the weather ‘will permit, at a quarter before five o’clock. —sa——_ Szconp WARD StTaTION Oasns.—Jos. Gray- son, disorderly; 62.50. Geo. S. Dobbins, oresk 31. Edward Hanlon, do; $1.58. Ge! Turner, grand larceny; for Bs David Lomox, disorderly; dismissed. Nettie Gros- tine, drunk; es procknosse, Ferdiaand Miler, disorderly; $9.50. A Buatsx axp Rospsp.—On Friday night officers Walling and Truxall found Ezra Lee, @ soldier belonging to s Battalion, om ‘the corner of Sing street east and I south, where be. been beaten robbed of a | small wind t Of money. - an . New ‘ex. — Fanchon for One ht More.—This evemsng the accomplished share of patrcpsce will be lavished apon | Ford's this evening, is an event not to be ua- | expected. performances of “Fanchon” | have always been a‘tended with an éclat which hae far exceeded anything of a similar ‘nature ¢ whicb has ever occurred in the Natioaal Cap. ital. This evening, Mr. C. B. Bishop, who is an established favorite with our play. goers, Will Support Miss Mitchell, as «+ Father Barbeaud,” in whic character Mr.B. bas no superior, and scarce an equal. izs Charlotte Cushman, the great. Amer. ican tragedienne, will be present at the per- | tormances at Ford's this even:ng. os FortuwaT@ Discovery.—About 3 0° ‘clock | Berkley, in ging is rounds, discovered an out building on the | premises of Dr. F.S. Walsh, Kighth Street, be. tween I and K, (Navy Yard,) on fire, which he extinguished betore’ much damave wis done. twas caused by the ashes of a pile of rubbish | which had been burnt and ca’ | during the den relessly left there ———~>—___ THE Dixon-MoGit. Case.—The case against Collins Dixon. charged with defamation of the aracter of George W. McGill, was set for a hearing on Saturéay atternoon, before Jnstice B.S. Kinsey; but Mr. Di ariug, | | Sudeee Rey i ixon waived a heariug, | This case is one of the batch connected with the in #1,000 bail to appear at coart. slooting case at Willard’s last Monday. ge Procrese wn Teacuine Mvsi.—« What," £aid a friend to us yesterday, an old-time teacher stem, ‘* what is the secret of Prot. Woloweki’s wonderfal snccess in teach- ing music?” No secret at all, my friend, bat plain as ABO. The Professor teaches ideas | instead of words, living principles in the place ot barren roles. By the old stereotyped plan, | five or ten , hee Were spent in acquiring even a tolerable knowledge of vocal and instrumen- tal music. During the first year, the pupil la- bored tbrough a huge volume of blacker and uglier hieroglyphics than could be found this side of Egypt. With good success, the second year _was opened with a favorable peformance of * Dayso! Absence,” and closed with a grand and mighty hammering at the © Battle: of Prague.” But each step was purely mecnani- cal, and at the end of the second year the pupil was as helpless except to learn as a parrot. The Professor discards this whole system of “black etter” books, and at once commani- iF | { i cates his own interest and enthusiasm to the pupil. by oral instraction in the principles, and pees al demonstration in the practice of music. No protessor of the divine art in America has had more brilliant success than M. Alex. Wo- lowski, and thoce who wish to avail themselves ot his instruction betore he leaves for Paris will co well to join his present clasa, at 2:6 F street, northeast curner of Eleventh street, a ae EVERYTHING THAT is new and seasonable in Jew- elry will be fronnd in the really aplendid stock st “The Dollar Store,” (433 Penn. avenus neac 435 street.) No such goods have ever before benn of- fered for the price. Go there at once aud see for yourself. oc 10-Lw* —_—_—»—__ Mens‘s Dexes Scits, . Men's Business Suits Youth's Dress Suits. Chitdrens’ Dress Suits Childrens’ School Suits. Watken& Co, Mart € Clots Store, Youth's Business Suits ns Hotel Buildin, wi nonwee that their annual dis ter Clothing is now ready fi a comprise an ssxortment of Santee and Youths’ ©) lothing of the newestand richest designa in w alerial. trimming and workship. To thoxe who study e: callence with economy in fashienable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of ready made clothing in this city, at very reduced prices. oe9-4in —~ New Ciosks.—Bardatte Pas ‘ust received from New Yerx one onnured —loih Oinaks for ladies the stylenof which are the very latest. In thi« connecticn he would add tuat having D-en receiv- ing ecods for forty days nit gener] stoak of Ory compietein eac department One price, Borperre “No, 351 7th atrent, between Land K. ge New Youk Srvieg Gentlemen's Clothing '—New and Fashionable! A large axsortm: nt for Drees and Businers wear. The English Sack and Walkiog Coats excall in Desnty. grade and finish anything ever offered in Ter oc 6-5t this city. WALL, StapHess & Co 322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. ec2tf {Intell Repub.] a THR GREAT D: the extreme W bave of the F: all diseases. ry day, tacked by this disexse, aud mate helpless ort time, without any means of afford:ng rslief, In view of the areat de: for « remedy, Hostetter is celebrated ‘Bitters.’ whose for all diseaees of the stomach have Pye id rplose arp edged. The ‘ Bitiere,” repered after along experience and 4 jived the encomiums of hed Taost ‘ainent ge for themselver respectively. Be i by Druggists and dealers generally every- “Wholevale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Ser saa Pens. a —_—_——~.___ Da. Durow?’s Bugar-eoated_ Female ois Pils are thn wary past om wot. ‘They operate ses: ard as cas 2s Cuan Pe eee’ cures Syormaterrhaa, Power, ete., yi chests, are tral A me mere merits.’ +} N Ford om ve te Bola are eaningtoy, and —— masus OF ran Nanvous, Suurmat, Unimaay aneroas Brovaus.—New ‘and, reliable treat- [ssoctation—sent ment—in rts of the Homar im sealed letter ihn Hooke free o! shares. Address Dr. J. Skillin ton, Howard Association, Philade)nbia. 0 22-Se7 MARRIED, On the 1\th instant at &. Alov gigs yo marek by teller, Hather Maguire, HLMOTHY ay EL TZABET! rr 88 cia both of th G y Rev. ise, H. sores SOSKEH UHICE to MARTHA Y" at: DIED, ‘a ee inst., at 8 o’olock, of dipthe a EDWIN Le the only son of Thomas and Baby ry Mochabes, aged 4 years, 10 months 17 Gays. re “That once loved form, now cold and dead, Each mournful thought ener: : We weep our earthly Gomforts And wither’d al] our joys. Bra un vise in fall, fmm ai prime, And dloom to fade po more, ‘The funeral will take p!ace from the residenes of bis parents, op south L street. between 436 and 6th Btreeta. on’ Tuesday, the Lith, at 2 0’elock i m. ‘The friends of the family are invited to atten At haif-past 5 o’cloak, on yeste: ) he, RAT: D BOE ari tao tee His faxeral will take place fron ‘is inte reai- cence. corner F and streets, on to-morrow (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o’clock. Or the morning of the Lith instsst BUGESE FITZGERALD, in the 24th year of fs aae. Bis friends aud acquaintances AL i fed to at tend mie funeral, from the residence of his father, Bo. 365 F street, between 9b and 10th steaets, to" marrow (Hussey) ce are at and o’clock, at ET Fries wieere Md .on Friday 1 et. ad, ‘Mr. BO. THO. (aged as 2, vase patize of tland, but for ment Thomson vase, of Nottia, beloved Std Feapected for che social qualities of his beart hone: jealing with his fellow-men. As a perior: aincarity fi iG and nel or, he 20 Bu, bod ore being characterii of his noble agg eee the feotch Bard, and had in possession a silver cup which wat presented by the Grand Lodge of Beotland to Bobert Burn Thember of the Masonic NRW LOOKS. 1 aE nee Revised Army Regulations for 1363; pg of Amasis, from the papers of 8 German Physician, by Bol Baiwer Lytton, cloth; price the Capitol of the Tycoon: wee Three Years in by Aicock pt ten, Bre 8d: "4 is" fremina' ‘efaie) by Mis. "Hoary y, cloth 81 @1 25; pat Life of Vit tor Pita ne Mad H cloth; os. ¥ eae ate Pb fini, aul hor of Dr. An: ‘Tae Gale IF Rieke ra, Dd aM tote G7 aimane, a 5a, of the above sent freé of postage on receipt erase BILE & SOLOMONS. zicR Ov. Prov. BCH: ag OVAL 414 Dybins Suan, ae ge eae f) tended 08 0-1w". Jee ace, 00 6-1w* feed oS 0. }¢ Concrete xe 2g City tines ir5t. His system of Tuning ‘approbation of the most eminent ret w boners visited us, cee se ike is “aasial vip ph sen eral 0. ORE satis at fore Rooms, 306 Fens, arena, ! { Breot Mise Nell Jonnron Mig Tok | Bares GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. | | IsTOFEE 1N THE POST BL OFFICE. GEORG D, Cup aad ratte i 2re0ns rein the follo list wilt i ir: otherwise = et receive hem. “ RebleyerMesListie Ws Hughes Miro. ‘row Brrr Jane oe Milas Molle Roch ire ‘Mergaret Blsochard Mira ruan Mise BiddioRtades Jenniee Brimieg leone Reena MreLinsts-SRobens MiceKilecY Bincheern Biee” Sherer 8 | Deegieas Mee GC Martin Mra Elvabth Strock Mtre Emron 3 Ev-neMra MJ Math SeestreJaneK Summers Catherine Edea Maui MoNeor Mre Jane Shelly Miss C 6 Me Chas M Mi:lerMiaslosephneTriumme! Misa Crrrete Mas) © MchoueyMre Bisby Jane 8 Mitchel! Elenor A Taylor Mis Henwrdeae’ Miller Mre Alice Thomas Ana Herrigau Mrs Johan McLangh'in Miss We-verMied irahG Hali Miss Jane Annie Whalen Mre Marthe GENTLEMEN'S LIst, is Capt Wm-2 O'Hara Wm ‘Artes Robert a ‘Donel! Jao O Audersca Capen Banrae Capi Buger Wm Ball Wm M2 Foteler Thos — Hendrick Simi Payne Chas Biter? C Ruckerty MreJ Reddea Rieh'd Brannix Pot He ry Roti F Btrachan BJ Becherteo M Hot! r Dr Scott WC Bok Blunt Renry Wo Jokneon Wm Berdsn Geol Ingraham Capt OR Brown F nton Rabe Boyle D Joes Robt C Bow: Inmeaon AHR Koernback M Konler Gro Keady Dan! Lavia Jos W Chew Walter B Connell Thos Cook Jno Callaghan Jno a Ji Corbis: Jno McFarland Win Tice Jae M Capt Castive Capt MoMen fy Wm Tracy Joo T Day Z Marin WS “ff Zz Drary Wr-9 Mecrsoken T Welleman WM Davia Wak Murray Thos & Douglass Melvin Mackin Micht Date Jno R M Tons Davia GoW Newton Richd 5 Norton Jas R Foster Geo E MISCELLANEOUS.—D. @.; Box 914. 1 HENRY ADDISON. P. M. ==NUTICE —Hereafier, the Mectings of the West End and Third puilalog Associations will be beid in the Heading Room Mrs Lang's Hotel. ILLIAM RING. oc It St* tary. 2 a BALLS, PAKTIES, &. 1.0.0. F. LEVEE YOR THE ae.,...55 the ‘brary | | Art ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, I1H Steeurt, Os WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ocroese 1, 1353, The Committee would resoectfully inform the members o! tha (rder and their friends that the Library Association will vives Levee at the Sur- ‘nth street Halt on Wednesday Eveaing, lith 10. stant for the purgose of evabiing the Association to purchsee New Booka for the Librar Every effort will be mado ts have thia Levee ex- celany former cn: given by the Association Ma-io will be for: ished by Withers, and Refrosh- mgnty Ly an exp rivmchd caterer oo icke admi'ting # Gentleman and Ladies to be had of the Committees, Executive Committee, Zimmermaa Frank WR McLean, G.W Calvert, | Eli Garrett, J fi eee George Brown, ). D. Clark, oc GOK T FORTAE FIRST GRAND P1C-NIO CELSIOK CLT Bat Savenra Stuner DAY, Oct 15 +863, y cents, admitting a centionen and Oo 12. 3t* R MBMBaR TAB WEROR4 OF CROW HILL, e fifth GRAND BALL of phe. Young Ch un be glvru THIS EVENING, Hal!, on B stree Vent gta f the Ulub pledge themselves all be: pared tonnats thia the Gran on No hats orcaps will be allowed By order o: the Com mitte Managers —G Neumeyer, J, Bailaoger,G@. Bal- langer,G. Blake, R Lavander.G. Sinslair, | 1t* ECOND GBAND BalL OF THE 48YMOUB NS) OLTB will be held << Temperance Hall, Batrect, between 9th and 10th,ou WEONSS- Da. Utiober 4th, The cummitt-e of ar pledge themasives to sosre orexpense to make it pleasant an: agreeable toall who way favor them with their ormpany Commitee —¥. P. Arainor, 0. oHgriby, mv. Sweeny. J. Sian a. a Buealey, H. Reagan, OsTPONEBMEN vox? PRO VID THE 5: In gonse quence of th: pelomsney af she he mreathar ee Pio Nic advertised for to dey atponed until MUNDAY next, tes 4 inst. ma icketa chased for rhursday, the sth, will of couree hold good for Mordor. imelztee Cob-at ae ae ee Se a B TUB MEMBERG OF TH! METROPOLITAN FOLIC} On OF THE THIRD « Who were drafted into he U, &. Service. ‘The members of the Police lye | oreat pleasa: agpRouni ing to th shear friends and the pablie That th: ke piace at Temperance aad Wdth sts , on, St] mittee of arrangements 5 selves to spare ucither pains oF oxpouse tom make it piaient ae Baxesevie all who may favor them wqrien io J. wk Kreis has kindly volunteered his cen to ast af Bailet Master on the occasio: 1. admitting sentiemaa and ladi GQ. yphinpos Jobn "Bheid, s. 9. Pettit, johnson, 7, asier, Robert Jobi 90 T. rH ‘arker,” rey Brewer, OTATORS! POTATORSI 1500 Bosheis Prime New Jerse: Peach Blow Potatoes it arrived and for salefrom _veste Lots to auit parchasers. PETSE BEER La ocl-g1* &5 Water street, Georgetor B. GROCERIBS FST BLAOK T&A, $1; best Gunpowder and imperisl Teas only $15 ; fineat Japan Tea $1.59; Bio Coffee 3 pounds § mative ard fore voian Wines and Brncdleg ipest English Breakfast Ton Gonched @ranulated and Clari- Buea jirap; together with a large neck of fines Pensily Groceries iow y ca gaan. eo 10-3t* 487 9th, bot. and Bats, HENRY H. HELMSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, Has BBMOVED FROM No. 501 envente STREST, 394 D ‘STRERT, BETWEBE age Sacer Res stomata, oc 7-lw* door suRPEEED'S BOUMSTORR, 06 10-Im* hse: workmen. "Ieee reed but MAD's, Ho ae a) rrr joaee ply to correr 4th, H and ig arian "Dregs Ey Coar. ‘AST MARRS. Ta ‘ages given. eee od it will be protected to the extert of the erat ry ER, — Military 06 10. st* 2P mie ores Ao AN ae ae oy HOUSBESBPEE to on in <5 health, FOR SALE AND RENT. Caen oe Rooms. Sy ie Batol Fteraas. = San PT OP SG Sel POR RENT AND LAT rou froze; io eituated 0 Cathe Wetene, tare ot ee meee ees pageires ate74a Beventa stron ESTAUnANT pane sons eee: The Ere of. res of staurapt, whic be will sell merge 5 aon Mo. tween 4 f husbaed\ wife, ané one rd with aE the oc Senerally, located. Terms WELL & Oa aokeo }, 00@8 rently ttreets oF sopponite Post Office, Buons 19 and 20. desl ag. LA 5 RENT—A and commodions DWEL- at secure & combor- F LING. with a large yard and garden attached, coraer O’and North | Sng entree pi RT eH 10-2" m apd ‘rake Blades cee aby pe W ASTED— table Wi aan rther informat pros can W oR as Ba direes 463, Eighth ‘street "8 Drag Store, corner Tin ona Ker ave, Daed S ntreete Borth, $-3t* ington, D. 0. a COOKS. None. others | JYURNISHED Rooms TO KE ent or Berd ‘apply 8 at 2485S Seventh street communicati for centiemen apd wife, or for oc 9-lw* H.H.8TANTON. Hzels. Sentiems t No. 404% Tweifth : near Bvuth Prva gual foul “Synoet 404 | A POLVAEN SAMILY WILL EOE OW Wai for +m, fem . a 1th at bet Land Ke saps A Foraished and He Gatenished Boome Watts gs lerahtp; not t03 e to aoas aa | tingle eatienton ot of quiet habits. Best refertmone required, Jacuire petween 2 and 4:3) p 28,335 mai Ss a lers! Kighth, bet. -d and oc Fi-3t dress Box’ ‘23. Portt Office “Washington. 089 St" meer. oR, 4 aa afze CONCERT fA 6i c WANTED—4 strove active BOY who ie wil with {ease aud lisonse, isin conseauence of lear" to wore as can wiite a fair hand ané ing the city, cheap for opportunity at figores t Store No. 456 7th street. be- | to crate the money. Inquire at the Star office, tween D ‘and’! 0 9St* oc i ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A young MAN to ‘ttend in my Ereent and oi] store; one that can do any kind of og reference re- quire "3. W. MOBSELL, ATED FigTeae ths expital of Hour or five hurdred do! a ‘J. B. “Brat Fat business, Address for three di the Btar Office. Referencesexchanged. 00 9 3t' ‘ANTED TO RENT—A Furnished or Unfur- “nished HOUSE, in a central location. The beet of references will be SS. and rent wt be paid Po, advance if desired. Address x. Btar office. oc WANTED A Smart Young NAN, acquainted with Sutlers, to aalicit their trade. Liberal terms. Apply immediately at 295 0 tween 9th and leth, Gret floor, Also = BOY ved. oc 9. 3t* passat FURNISHED ROOMS—INCLUD- a Front ged pa ase the back parlor furnished as a bed separately oF 19 suits, on moderate terme; ‘withio's hall the War Degartnient. Apply at DLT Boventecate bet Pa. avenue and H 8! 6 10-3t* I OB SALE—The GOUD WILL and FIXTURES fe new and handsomely fitted up Restaurant, complete insvery particular, in the Bost t business Be of the city, with = lease of the whole for ‘five years, yApvly to H, C, SPALDING, 3 at,, near lth st, ‘ec tu-3t" Fo SALR—Two new small BRICK HOUSES, in 17th etroet, near K, six room each, two squares from Jackson Park and Penn. avenue; also, a new FBAMB HOUSE, five rooms, on K street, No.236. i 36 K street, near 17th street, or M, DES- FONBE, Baker, second door of 19th and Peng. ave- MAN WITH &GO®8D EDUCATION SPEAK- ing Englisch and German, wishes to obtains Situation as salesman in @ store or as sutier’s clerk. Good reference given, Inquire at 560 Pa. avenue, in the store. oc 3t* OUSEKKEPER.—A Lady of intelligence, neat and reliable, wishes a situation aa lousekeep- er, where she can have the privileges c° a home. Salary not ao much an object as = permanent ep- B. M.. Star 00 9-3" ‘Waste TO RENT—On the ist of Hovemper. bya gentleman and wife 3 or 4 roo! nisbed or unfurnished, in a private house; 1 central: or wonld bay o- ren small house if 4 eagemen:. Address for tbree days &. goold'get cme fo sult. Ae iste ating terms, Box i ost ce or No ir Marke’ between Sth and Sth ate ~ ‘ocotw W 4NTSD.—A Young Man dosirer « POBITION in a business capaci ty rare ot or hotel. Is com tent in Germ. andy st book kee, tu Prauire, or address, at the cflice for 3.6 ‘Ba LE New York Hotel, 360 0 street, wast ED—Small BOMSR, or two or — un- e¢ Roome, by the 2ith of this month, 1 location, near the hovse cars. aid in advance, Address, one week. Augustus, tar office. oc 6-lw* L4xe FOR BALE.—10 ACRES OF aap: four wiles over the Drauelt. slonesies ef Fort Davis, improved with aLog tly cleared 5 onthe main road, Will be sold. for oak as the proprietor has lost his heal! a i to Bu- ea For particulars call at 399° Lsireet, Ka FS RENT OK SALE—No. 473 bot atrcet, near D street. Apply om the premises. ot 9-e03t™ (OR SALE—STORE, FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL, The Store is ore door from Ps. ave. . and a good location. Apply Star offices. oc 9-3t* Fo SALE—A Large PLATFORM OOAL SOALE, cod order, A. = = HR JoupaN Carpenter, 06 9-lw* corner of G and idth sts. LOB, RENT—Several Nicel: Surnished BOOMB, tuitable for a meas of gent! ac: commodated with frat-eless Board if desired.” Ap- ply, 248 @, pear 17th street, oc S6t" Fer RENT—Comfortably furnished nooms. in suits or singly. for gentlemen only. Apply at 'o. 371 Dareet, between7th and 8th streets. with Fe one half aquare « of the city railroad. 0c 9-3t* cunr AST. QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, Depot of Washineton, a34 North F’stract, Washington’ U. C., Ortober 1, 1863. TWELVE SHEES-IRON WORKERS qanied im- mediately at the Government workshop, corner of Nineteenth and F streets. Wages the uspal Gov- ernment rates, with ration included. and ex- perienoed workmen 1equired, None others need ply. ft lication to be made once to D. Orist, webvBlication to aa L. Hanre, ocd-19t Gnptaine. A4,Q. 4.0.8. Army. ART ED. $05 000 LADLB8 TO CALL at 331 Fat posite Patent Office and get their YORES, BANDE OL! AKS, da PEs mee ST RS INOUSHTONE, | BROHIBFS, 4x We have the finest lot eyucce ei lot of red here, for Bkirta, jachine, theonty &c. Our aw! make your Pattern and Stamp your goods while you watt. oc 1-Im W aN TED ate Tr Treasury Bxtension. si aby workman, t! ig) i 5 will be nee on | gtonty work.” Apply at the o! Buildi ice of Constraction, yisaiah so eh, Be 22-8f [Chronic eaten” Pega ARs WANTED: TO SE. FHBSTANDARD History of the ‘This Work presents a rare op} rtanity to male maney. ao 000 copies already ead lars terms, Sons's: €0.. P tte atree reas Wanye DIATELY — renty i TRS ‘al wages w! on be pai rt workmen, and none others will be acee; bop tok. dorly to the Géverament Sozeatennt Bley. a street, near the corner of Lieut. Sot Qusttermnstcr . my %-tt Department of Washington. LOST AND FOUND. L OBT—On Baturday, October 10th, betwoen Bal- Amore perot and Sixth atreet, = MEMORAN- . containing eairey ix dellars and frre Menta wy reward of 310 will be paid on its re- tarn to this office. Jt PATRIOK GONNOR cas TO THE bee tt ee FRIDAY, oth, a large Red The owner will come forward, eS property wee eres charges and take her ca Se fourteenth tteeet, ager the of 12-3t* Columbian Hospital. L O8T—On Friday nighttthe 9th inst., between the Post Office and the McKendree Church and 3% 6th street,a LEATHER POOKET-BOOK, con- taining between forty and fifty dollars in Treasary notes and ope $2.50 gold piece and about two dol- lara in silver and some smal} postal currency anda watch ticket No. 15,654. Whoever will return the same to VALENTINE MASON, at the Treasury Extension, shall be very liberally rewarded, oe aoe B.¥. MILLER. street or =eao vest O8?-On H PLAIN GOLD RING. with on inside. The fader wii Texeive asuitable reward on leaving the same.at 996 H street. —_oei0 St* Ls oer od tate a ORE: atone Se be suitably rewarded b: lea ng tt tera near 7th, i f een Sn ee eT [O85 Yesterdaz, afternoon, the 9th instant, jeorgetown, near the Market, a Trawberry boan M. Lit RE; a'mans bat of off; a fresh scar on right hip; small ster in her forebead. Twenty-five dol- lore reward will be given if returned to MB, VON NESSEN’S Stables, Georgetown, D.C. —_0010-5t* J Gas BIRT URES WwW. Peowrver, & GU., 269 Pena. avenue, having refitted and furnisl chandelier room, ate prepared te exhibit the, is: ey hancromert imurtment of GAB 0! snd BURN ERS te be found south 4 Phtinde pha, Their stocx is from the eslebrated factory of Cor- nelius & Baker, and in sold at che ma turer's prices. Call and seo defer purch etn, ‘ oc 8 tw HE SUP! 1B COUBT OF THE PIST RIOT a Oi: Pika rine said pitt Te elt Shom tees settee is hereby given, that me Sine —, cs ‘Biimona, ena Sone as torah iture, veosta cargo. wel nited Sta Heaser Stottie, re: @ been Prowent into tale Bisiele “et aties ton and the fame arc libeled Stel Bee he pd Seart in the pame of phy Unit mas tion as lawta) prise, for yessoas aot er i. ‘the ihe fibats and that wai ne will stand for trial at the of Washi jhe first ippcars ew sae hr ou TD ar'to si - Bale notes Lig te ‘ond to intervene wes thelr inte: eats 7 wares. Olerk. ae Dt AND BPLI wanin > BD IN FO POR Ons not OAs Ag E aR GORD Uolon Bire Woot Mil, __Oorner Reventh street and Oanal. FUPOEORY, 043 Pio Soro orMcenaw. coe seh OT ne corner ote Fire Wend mi, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WaamincTos. Capitel—g500,009. - $) 15 5 EBEWARD —Strayed or roa th from ‘the Btablect the ag gcriber, on the night of eh ovenas. Be econ, 14th and 16th sts..a fencensy HO! marked M on nek; thin in flesh 5 10 has dat inek Bigs hoever will return 1 receive the abo: ae ve Tew OAN SPIORR, AKEN UP—A LIGHT BAY HO white spot on forenead, and naam army acoutrements, was a up this m about o’clock on the Avenue, nearly opposite the Metro: politan Hotel. The party entitled to receive him ean do no by provin, yin: ee = penses,&o. Oall at $3 * ed 0-20" 5 REWABD —Was cane from ie —— instant, two HOBBES, open light rans, oa ant | § i 5 a roan, eo a dark bay horse. The roan about 12 years of age, older and omewuat ery fall maze and t bom ow sah is jen, horses were stolen sad ridden. negtoes who were seen frosting g the Rastorn Br oy Bridge on td morning of 1 ‘will 82 for the arr ves. Ai Y of William fee tate PRS ee eee: att tied ‘JOHN @. SUMMERS, CAmMa TO ree eRbMisEe: oF THE ber, No, je street. Fi '. S| CRE TO LET—No. oe Eleventh street, above the avenue; also, three pleasant Communicat- ing Keoms, with Board. Inquire at No. 396 Fourth street west, 06 9-3t* FES ISH ED HOUSE BOR RENT—A large well- furnished House, No. 388 C street, between soe 43 . Call between the hours of 8 ar : i Zz. and 4 . 1. et to a I fost FF on Orisnme Seuare and same dimensions, Tw andsome | Building Lots Ps = My) . between sth i ae et each frontine 5? fra {ockenon north Mt seat: toa fost al aaetie To and 9, St, fros ating on north on thi day of anie, Title + soraale ‘A payment of $50 will be required fro: rohaser at the ee ofsale to prevent irret Bie bi baat seBeod _ J.C. McGBIRE 2 OO. Aucts, eo J. O. MoGUIBB & OO.. Ai re, Ferz HANDSOME BUILDING La bred STREET, BeTWSER ViRGi as MN E strest.—On ep AE el AFT. on Ais rae ae eat fee t 43, umber ed ed 10, 11. 12,8 Virainte arenue and’ renaing cr Shermoe Terms; One-th fa rome te the ron remalader | nas and twelve monte, with interest, of trust un the premlsen, a le perfect. AN eouveyances atthe Aas scone be 4 of payment of $25 will it the ti f nie ee ot narops 7 mrad y By W. L. WALL & O0., Auctionsers Sowth Corner Pean. avenue and Ninth sivest.. GBOcEBIEs, LIQUOBS, CES wee tn B rots at Avorion Oa t, at 10 o'clock, pie enone ING, thi h iretex’ the ‘Auction Booms, ‘as essoctmen! of Groce Bois. White and Yellow Sc gars Bole. Ocflee joxes ' aoe AS ard Ginger Sarai jones 8 Por' eira, oO he jtomach, mae ey Bitters dy Pesches, and French Cordials QP. Brand soiyvand pure Gin jackets mince bares Briss 0! Brandy end Madeira 2 biskey, various brands oc WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. By J. C. McQUIRE & OO,, Auctioneers. 7 ERY VALUABLE FROFRETY ON B STREBT, Ii THE REAR OF “St. Cui gree Ho Hora..”—On TUESDAY, Oct. 18th, at 50 on front. we shall sell Lot No. 5, in Honorvation No, iis frome: ing 64 feet on north B a between 2d ‘and streets weat inning bes K 120 feet to sity. Ose: half of the lof te im story Brick Dvelling-house. tad of,the Lot will be sold sepa: ‘Terms: One-third in-carh ; remainder in six, twelve nud eighteen montaa’ with interest secured byedeed of trurt on the premises. sost oO! scl eokde «3G. McGUIRE & O0.- Aucts, By J. 0, McGUIRE & 00. Auctioneers. | Vesteaere BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND Lor ON 5TH STREET AT Sorin AvoTIon.— TUBSDAY AFT. at +44 o’clock, we shall sellin front of the ‘premises, 34. 5th street_west Hand desirable Three-story Brick seven well arranged rooms and a kite The house is well bailt and located in a quiet and respectable neighborhood tor a private residence. Bale without reserve omy poi ion ‘giver. Terms: One-third in cash ; remainder in six and twelve months, with tn taterent, secured by a “Conveyancing athe purchaners) coat. Conveyancing & ra cod UIBM & 00., Auet’rs, FS LE—The LEASE am and TExTURAS. z an Oyste: and Bating Stand, between Ist 2a streets ce Penn. Inquire at No. 542. oe Foe, BENT OR &. R—A FPABM of 65 acres, miles north of Washington, with ‘comfortable dwelling, stable, privilege o! firewood. Oonvenieat to persons transacting business ‘ow the SWAtN, 2 Lonisiana avenue. Wasnin mn, OF 2c 9- cost do. 40 St, Paul st,, Baltimore, FO RENT.— fevers WURNISSED hep a copsiatin, fF Parlor a be} 7 arranged. can No. 110 Pena. avenue, corner of it, entrance on ath street. os test bs BU: BP ING Pek FOR SALE IN RTO sabectiber offers at -private geele up liebe Bu seastetce west corner.ef 8 ste.» eorgetown, D.O. cor. of Brid; fe-28-e08e* sti Ere URNISHED moms: TO LBT—at 450 Twelfth anes’ Phe Pe id two Jom r story ante a othe ‘sell Yataished; alec severe BBD. The larch is gone, of the most desirable i in Washi, within fire tea’ walk of Willara? or ‘girkwoods" No ‘childven “ia the bouse, se 23-tf PERSONAL. Nome. |.—I hereby forwarn and forbia. all per- from trusting my wife SABAH of! ac- eonnt withor : me or er ou saaail as otherwise T fase payin, F opts el paying debts of hei SW ARDELL. _ Georgetown, D. O., Oot, sth, 1203 oc 12-3t* Li By Many AST CR UROH WHO BELONGS TO THE No Maes. Battery will callat JOHN BROWN 8, 33 Fifteenth street, she will hear of some to her advantage. oc 10-3t* EFT Lp grr ieee = BW RLY xi DaYs apt: ® @ Boy 3, about 14 years < bid, light Bt bal Bair; Siue eyes, complexion. Buppdsed he started for Wea to look for Niet father, me won in Ale: mil be thes sMfully Fecelved 8 Sys geapent Hable receiv ool 7 SOHN VORBES. MADAM AHOLIAB TAKES PUBASURE IN LVI giving notices to ali in airing parsons. that she is now ready to read the Past, Presen' and Future, and may be consulted on various acters of Importanoe atany time from — m. until what. Ladies 50 cents: o. 60 scat hat.. . ; genticmen iB Capitol Bi Hill. Washington, 424 NO IMPOSITION MADAME Docerees ond asioleaiat 424 Formerly located a1 at, north. vhas removed to No. 424 Doth street aor sabove Rew Fork av- caee ono block from. 4 reasur: be pent and ore with ‘batunal ei Falla the ure—never known Ct eeu car nieceiphaoste ak ortedeseat. ial. tke only person that show 8 likeness oft hesband’ oF absent friend in reality, 50 eenta: Gantlenien0is ‘5 06 9-im* Mearsonse rable ry ites. snd Private Diseases Darges opposite ost Of zon He ta es 16 AGE Ise GBB! ye if Agora ree M oichmake 06 14-3t*_ 374 se 877 Bin atrest. tems ere & LEITOH, Ss 5 FOUNDERS “AND FINISHERS, Stone Bes seveta I Jand, Berngioea n copartnership for th 4, ne tie a. eo By u ite Seip secant ore sienna gers ae ieee cepered to farnish were INGS sud FINISHED BRASS of every arte oe C3 ais ee also dey 0 ieee pees tas ne Pa an santoee Satter mea rc are a, RR ee wor! most Brice givéwfor 0} anise. ra Li meer good BRASS FINISHERS, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. GBocaRias Swiitas as vai LIQuoRS, & &c., 4? WEDNESDAY MORNING ‘next Get. ith, at 10 o'clock, at the Store of Messrs. Castle & Hanion, on the ‘corner of High and T . George- town, allof their 8 » consisting of ‘guna morta! ef Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, &c. Er ie Terms cach. cel THOS DOWLING, Acet?* By J.C MoGUIBB. & OO.. Auctioneers. Exnorrens sae oF SMALL LOT OF F niturR.—On WEDNESDAY C MORBING. § ¥th, ne BIg ® ky No 424 New NG ox, Bear léth street, I shall sell asmall lotof Heuse- bold Parnitare: pomoriels Poo aoe pes Ge ‘Wood-seat ime Mit fot ‘of Bilver, &v.,&c. I MoCLBLLAND. Bx: = ORR, McGUIBE & ver LEGANT CHICKERING e1An, yoRee s0- ranion Oaninar Porsir0as, Sri E Fuase M1 (ANDBLIBRS, Bpacriven Hn Dacomses rea, DORE amp bay me YRORRIN rae ost the Foner fn shal "Hoe gpe Bongehotd tots See sort O en fife, fimson Brocatel Ooverea He ao een Bleg: gant Soi @ Mantel and Pier Glasses; of Rosewood sete ble: top Centre and Bo Poses Fall site. Armand Fancy Ohalve Boguet ‘ab! Fall gut yeanch Mantel Clock, style Louis; XIV, Handsome Oi! ibe aa be and ilt and t Sromse Ohar. soy Dining Table, Mardis. Sidedoard and Gar: Byieeaid Vex rnaments Se Bronse and China Velvet i i, Brussels, sree Tapestry, Excellent Walnut Dining Chairs. Tisiabied in ee: Splendid! ‘Seoorated french Obias Goleman ‘Vases ani _ oat Hall, + alot, Shatber Baperior Wana Beawatul Out @ines Di sane on Govtets, Wikes, Fruit Oaki ek Bees L Fine Table Ty But c Tray 7 and Chairs and | ete jy Dressing Bureaus and Wash- . Walnnt, s Wainut ee oe Wardrobes, of saperio? agate Suite jdm, and Vonsrr Peak Som mforts, See eee Cottage mice: Three ply and Tain Uatpets, Refrigerator, 1 Plate Warmer, Purnitare in ser- Togas witha large nevorten ene of cosant Terma cee ets oe 3.0. eine 00. Austs. epanhe Sas apres GME BUILDING LOT 8 granats uonsa. cers agnta Om, TBUREDAY ETEENOO a il t aitdie ting each sihet askeage Rertent ear cetesessrst treet Manssehusstta a 128 toa pablic alley. Terms: One-third cash ; balance six, twelve, oad sishigen momtha, wife inierest, segured br 9 deed al at the it of the Psy a MCGUIRE & U0" Aneta, UIBB& o0.. USERID, olatt oa Roe vice bar 3S g BUTDIAS Lore. etd ECM, i Unione Pema mens of Pe pe Poseeneed) and imsmesiately extensive overmneee a Pes imo re vitality of thle fore cavalry depot, Mould tender these these Vote yous very a onthe, wie hs months, with in yresmioes. js cae wate pele iene ‘ten iid | | —