Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1863, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS 7O-BIGHT ‘owe's TaRaTBa.—M Mitchell will, te- sight appear as + Paul,” in “The Pet of the Petticoats,” and as “Margot,” in the piay of | *-Margot, the Poultry dealer. This is the inet night buttwoef this charming actress, an aa- | noancement which her many friends and ad- wirers will hear with regret. «The Pearl of Savoy"’ is in preparation. Grevna’s Taparen. mance, “Th+ Man with the petiormed te-nigh: at Grove appears as “leo: fort,” and Mrr. Far play was performed a few nights ago, and elicited the most unbounded applause. This is the last night but two of the great combina- tion. Cawtrracey.— Manager Sinn offers a splen- didconcer: halientertamment to-night. Thesix | female stsrs, Millie and Ciara Fowler, Julia | Mortimer, Ernestine de Faiber, M'Nes Mari- and | Augusta, will sppear. Ed Murray, the great | Ethiopian delineator, will also open a budget | or Ethiopian eccentricity. The reguiar com. pany also sppear Varistias —A rich bill at this establishment historical ro- mn Mask,” will be Mr. Wallack Roch. to-night. See advertisement. Batt--At (dd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, dy the American Hook and Ladder Company. | ‘Thisisthe fib ball of this ¢ompany, and it | will andoubtedly be a good one. —__—~»—__- SPeoiaL Maetine oF tur Common Cocws <1L.—The Board met jastevening ia pursuance 10 Adjournment. owing Members were present: Messrs, ifiela, Follansbee, Ferguson, M. Lar- -arnerr, McUathran, Noyes, Peake, Shedd and ©. Wilson. sence of the president, Mr. Barr chair. The following were introduced and referre: Ry Mr. Raub—Bill granting permission to M: ‘Thomas Byrne to piace a hydrant in front of | his house, on 1ith street. | Mr. Cantleid, from the committea on police, reported adversely cn the petition of John Forrest to erecta trame building adjoining a brick; and the committee was discharged from its further consideration. The following, from the Board of Aldermen, ‘were referred: Bill auihorizing the Mayor have gas and water introduced in the Asy1 1O pave carriage-way south of Northern \Mar. Ket, betweer 7th and sih strevts; to establish rade of alley in square 78, for the extension «of sewer from the corner of Pennsylvania ave- ue and 4th street east. extending gravel foot- walk on west side of square 1,020; for flag footway on G street and 23d west; for grading and graveling D strget south, from 13th to (5th; Sppropriating #400 to extend the masonry of culvert at C street south and Sth east, and for repair of street; for repair of 2ist street, from K to M street. | The amendments of the Aldermen to the bills | to extend the sewer on Sixth street from I to L | Streets, and regulating the sale of lime. were concurred mn. The bill to equalize the salaries of certain etticers was received from the Aldermen, with An amendment fixing the salarivs as follows: For Commuissionvis of Improvemen’s, 8300; {with the previso thit they shall engage in no other occupation:) Police Magistrates, 3500; Clerks ot Eastern and Westerk Markets, $200, Water Registrar, 22,00. The Commissioners are to engage in no other business Mr. Wilson moved that the amendment be hon-concurred in.- Mr. M. Larner looked upon the billas anew bill, and thought the Board could act upon it ats such. Mr. Raub said he believed the object of the Ddillas amended im the Aldermen was to legis- Jate the Secoud Ward Commissioner, who wis an efficiest officer, out, and he moved the bill be Inid on the table. Mr. Wilson remarked that it was for the Beard to either concur or non-soneur, and if the Aldermen wished they (the Aldermen) could ask a committee of comterence Mr. Noyes said that if the Aldermen wished to kill the till—as appearances indicated—they would not ask @ conference committees. Mr. Canfieid thoucht the Aldermen had been engaged in & small business—cutting down the salaries of two officers £25 each. Mr. Noyes moved to non-concur and zsk a <emmittee of conference. The Chair thought if the Aldermen were determined to deteat the bill they would decline appointing & committee of conference. Mr. Noyes withdrew his amendment. ‘The motion to non-concur was adopted. The following were passed:—By Mr. N. D. ‘Larmer—bill for the relief of the small-pox hos- piel: (This bill was accompanied by a petition rom the commissioners asking an appropria- tiom to supply a deficiency in appropriation for the supportof that institution.) From commit- tee on improvements—To lay certain flag foot- Ways on ith street, inthe Second Ward. Brom the Board of Aldermen—Bill to purchase hose carriage for the Anacostia Fire Company; for relief of G. W. P. Eslin. to lay flag footway on G street north, at Ifth street west; for repair of cans! bridges; to supply a deficiency im the ap- propriation for the improvement of the canal; for the erection of a fire-plug at the corner ot E and 13th siree amended by providing for the erection of a McClelland plug instead of Ayres.) ‘ne Alderman’s bill for extending the cantre north front of the Northern market so as to afford accommodations for eating houses, was taken up, and— Mr. N. D. Larner opposed it on the ground that om the morth side there were several fine residences which would be injured by it; and that a siit wouid be instituted if this addition ‘Was attempted tobe made. The market was nly their through sufferaace, and if the build- ings were extended the Corporation would likely loose the market house. Mr. O. Wilson agreed with Mr. Larner. ‘There seemed to be an inclination to convert the market houses into other purposes than that for which they are built, othing should be allowed to be sold in them but perishable joods. * Mr. Shedd agreed that the market house was a nuisance in every seuse of the word, and was mo place for the sale of fancy and other goods of that kind. The bill was rejected on its third reading. Mr. N. D. Larner moved to recousider the ‘vote by which the bill to grade and gravel M atreet south, from let streeteast to New Jer- sey avenue was defeated, which was agreed to, and the bill was reterred. Mr. Shedd moved to take up the bill increas- ing the compensation of Corporation laborers. Mr. Cantield said thatthe bill had been fully discussed, and it might be acted on without further debate. Mr. M. Larner stated that he had examined tne petition which accompanied the bill. ‘Phere ‘were four signers from the Fourth Ward, two trom the Third, and none from the Sixth. The Councils yn February increnesd their pay 25 per cent., and in less tham six months here was a proposition give them an increase. He wasin SyUpSnE with the laboring man, and for justice toall, but he could not eee why their wages should beincreased atthis rate. If their pay was increased, the iaborers on private ‘work would demand an increase, and it would injure contractors who had based their calcu- jation on the eldrates. When he was a jour- neymén printer they. could only get work about half the time— ; Mr. Canfield hoped the word printer would Rot be used. Mr. M. Larner would use what word he pleased, for ‘he was not responsible to him (Mr. C.) but to his constituents. Mr. Canfield said thatif one man petitioned he bad a right to be heard. Mir. McCathran said that it had been intima- ted that this bill was all for buncome, which he denied as far as he was concerned. He would Dot be in opposition to this bill for all the gold in India. (Mr. Ruff.—« The seniors are with you heartand soul.”} In respect to contract- ors, he thought that they (the Councils) had no right to oppress the laboring man to save the contractor. - Wood, honse-rents, marketing, bave increased. Wehave schools where the children of the rich and poor set side and side, and if the laborers did not receives suitable compensation they would not be able to send their children to these schools on account of clothing. If the children could not be clad reepectable they would not be allowed to enter 8. nea Mt Larnef said thatas for the children of Corporation laborers attending the pablic schools, four-fifths of those laborers sent their ebildren to their own schoolse—Catholic. ‘The bill was passed by the following vote: Yeae—Mesere. Barr, Canfield, Ferguson, McCathran, Noyes, Peake, Buif, and 0. Wil- #0n. . Nape—MessrajBollansbee, . D. Larner, M. Larmer, Baub, Shedd—6. tof The bill providing for the sppointment o: harbor master, and for card perpoecs, ‘wae tponed, after some debe: Parr Shedd called wp the bill appropriating 26,006 for the improvement of the Corman iy damming it up from the island in the mouth to the foot of 17th street, erecting dam at Sd screet, and mtw flood; aoe 15th street, agreeably te -#tggestions of Mr. Thomas. r. M.D. Larner moved to refer it back te the committees. . Mr. Shedd urged its ‘consideration at once. “This plan has been tried, and was the only one awhich would work. Mr. Wilson moved to strike out the portion Teterring to new floodgates at 15th street. id the committee proposed to build a dam at or near 3d street, and gates at 16th street. The greater the body of water used the more the power to carry off the mad. Mr. C. Wilsom pronounced the experiment 8 perfect humbog, not worth thi fips. It had Bot recueed the mad the sixteenth part of a halt inch. Mr. Barr said that the plan was a success, ‘gad thatbetween 10th and 13th streets the mud bad been reduced seven inches, Poculdttwee ney met] = BATES PARTIES, ko. LOCAL NEWS te iain a ° was missing at 7th street. Mr. Tbomas in the —________________ pu taet claimed that he contd clean the canal by his tide-gates, and now he admits their failure he work, and ‘aske for a mad-machine, As asanitary measure, the experiment was a the stagnant water (unsweetened as by the water of Tiber Creek) isheld stagnant five hours between the gates, with ip solution, and this filthy water, when by the return tide ne. Long Bridge, sud is swept and thus the city is it goes out, ip met {| fore it reaches the ' pack through the never rid of its baleful the Projects of the bill, | dict, would cost nearer 925,000 than $5,000. M contended that the he Mr. Thomas had effected all he Mr. M. Larner comtended that there was not now one twentieth part of the filth in the canal that there was formerly. The water carried off the mud and flith and returned great fault was in making the canal is, and he favored di one Rundred feet at le: the operation of the gates, and worked well. © would further pre. experiment of claimed tor it. iminishing its width by ast. He had witnessed the experiment The mud had been reduced, and since the erection of thedam atThird street the eas‘ern section had beenimproved. Hehad un- derstood that some boatmen passed down that branch of the canal with scows afew days e. Mr. Noyes said he had visited that branch of the canal lately, and it was ina perfectly use- 1 If any scows had gone down, it muet have happened at the time of a freshet. Mr. Ferguson thought there must be some Mistake about the reported improvements to the eastern branch of the canal. He was not Aware that any sach had taken place. Mr. Raub denounced the whole project of | Mr. Thomas as an unmitigated humbug, and he was surprised that gentlemen were decrived Many said that this man was not loyal. There was a law of the Corporation requiring that every officer or employee of the Corpora- tion should take the oath of allegiance, and he would askif Mr. Thomas had taken such oath? Mr. Wilson’s amendment to strike out the clause providing for flood-gates at 15th was less condition. Yeas—Meeers. Follansbee, Ferguson, Noyes, Raub, Ruff and Wilson—s. Nays—Messrs. Barr, Canfield, N. D. Larner, M. Larner, McCathran, Peake and Shedd—7. Mr. Barr moved to insert a clause that the work be done under th@superyision of the com- missioner of the canal; lost. Mr. Raub moved that the work be done under the direction ot Wm. Thomas, [laughter;] car- Tied—yeas 7, nays 4. The third reading of the bill was then ordered. Yeas—Messrs. Barr, Canfield, Follansbee, N. D. Larner, M. Larner, McCathran, Peake and Nays—Messrs. Ferguson, Noyes, Raub, Ruff and C. Wilson—5. The bill then passed. The board at 11 o’clock adjourned. gee Never too Late To LRary.— $y Prof. Alexan- der Wolowski’s new and s d piano forte snd singing. Professor Wolowski con- tinues his Pinging and Piano Classes, and opens a new couree for Piano and Singing, which will be i Profeasor Wolowski re- :2 to lo’elack p, a., at reet, on the northeast iflel_ method for his residence, No. 3 corner of Eleventh street — Men‘s Duass Suits, Men's Business Suita, Youth's Dress Suits. I . . . Youth's Business Suits, Childrens’ Dress Suits. Childrens’ School Suits. Noan Wa.cur & Co., 364 Penn, avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, wonld res nonce tbat their annual display of ter Clothing is now ready comprired of an assortment of Gentlemen’: Youths’ Clothicg of the newest and richest designs in material, trimming and worksbip. To those who study exceilence with economy in fashionable ar icles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractivy stock of ready made clothing in this city, at very reduced prices. or inpection. Gentlemen's Clothin A large assortm-nt for Dre: glian Sack and Walking Coats excell in beauty, grade and finish anything + ver offered in Watt, Strprens & Co. enue, bet. 9th and 10th sta. {Intell. and Repub.} > EvsRYTHIBG THAT is new and seasonabdle in Jew- elry will be fronnd in the really splendid stock at The Dollar Store,” (438 Penn. avenue near 434 street.) No such goods have ever before been of- fered for the price. Go there at once end 108 for 10-1W’ nd Business wear. Cons, Bunion: other disorders of the Fee Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist. No. 42: aylvania Avenue, between 4 and : No charge for consultation. ed Joints, and ‘ashinatom, D. ——— 7 PewssyLvasia KOUTE, via Baltimore and ‘est. —Two. trains ngton daily and one on Sun ik e—low fare and sure conreotions. tickets sold through at Government rates. ‘ther information apply at the offiee ay’ Route, northeast, street, Washing ma Sa.m. to 2p. M.; on San- B. 0. Nonrom, Agoat. A Puysiorocicar Viaw ov MaRaraon:—Oon. teining nearly 90 pages, and 139 Ane Piatesand Bn- Belf-Abuse, its Deplorab e Coi Mind and Body, with the Author’s Pisn of Treat- ment—the only ratio.al and succesaful mode of eure. as shown by the repr} of cases treated. A ‘trathful adviser te the married, an¢ those contem- juences Dpon the ting marrisge, who entertain doubts of their physieal condition. Beat free of postage to any address, on receipt of % cents. in stamps or posta eurreney, by addressing DR, LA CROIX, No. 3, Maiden Lane, Albary,N Y, eed Bru! Harr Dall eolebrated Hair Dye is the best im th- werld. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes siusty or Grey Hair instantly te a Gioss: storing ita pristine eolor, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Wittiau A BavOxsLor, all others are more imitations, and should be avoided Sold by all druggists, &c. Fi tory—S1 Barelay street, New York. Batcheior’s yr dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly > Broner Drews: Samariien’s Gift is thi effectual remedy—indeed, th edy ever diseovered aad recent cases in 6: oldier's vue ee afriend to ie soldier's . those bed igo aot a to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, 83. ‘Samaritan’s Reet Her and permasent eure for § Syphili w FolletCream > Jeriuas— Ah positive fala, Ulcers, wo Gi oF atk bowtlos rd. See advertisement. m5 sechdikes + cacataiaas jt SED EE vo Ovan ux 81x Di lish, fie Bn, Evens 0 ener diet required. Price i Pi Cook Mlexandris. Ja eiy uaye.—Dr. Rand's B20. "Semanal Preslnsss, of its Ft kha 8. Cae Bat avenue: Washington, and Alexandria. poise att apAon sees Gan BB Disassne OF ttn) kl mnyove BaMin, amp Bp: 7EMs.—] r rts of the Hewerd, ee Ricro I elo) free . Address Min Houghton, Ho “Fisooiation, hiladelpbia. Ps. daughter of Ani Fok rouNG MSR. CLOTH an FLY ATP tasrEa a Fite GRAND BA L AMBRIOAN HOOK iy 'D LADDER 00., Me. 2, ODD FELLOWS HALL, Neov Yard, THURSDAY NIGHT, Oct. 15, 1968, atti ely ne kate ‘or cape allowed in the, Pest sl, adeattting a gentleman and ladies, Commit ements, 7¥. ross, # ey Lawrence, ‘m. Gctsebdaner, . Kaklert, R. H Lawson. oc 14-8" BMBMBBR THE HBRO OF SUMTER! THE ANDERSON BOYS IN THE FIBLD AGAIN! The members of fhe Anderson Olnub take great aunouncing to their friends and Trepubile ia goneral’ that they. will giv @: Perrin TG - * Metrest ‘between Sth and Ith sts.) * On THURSDAY, Ost. 22, 1863 Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Commitice of Arrangements. M.M,Oanby, 2E.Quinian, D. McGrath, P, Costello, P. Sullivan, . Dudy oc 13 3t* LOST AND FOUND. owner will prove propert; ay take him away. Inquire for Ona. McALLISTER. Rail Road Wagon Park. 1t* QTRAYED OR BTOLEN—A dark-1ed COW, with XO crooked horns, the ends pointing inward; the bush end of the tail cutoff. Any information that will lead to her recovery will be liberally reward ed cer a ae No. 285 corner 7th sereet anit os * Va. "Parse UP ESTRAY—On the 14th inst. a large GRAY BORBK, about 7 years old, amall scar on the Ieft side; had on, when taken up, a halter. he owner is req forward, pve Property, pay char, nd take him away. W. H, STANT ccl5 3t* cor.N J. ave. and K st., Navy Yard. rp sree Ue E3TRAY-On Saturday, tke 10th inst, @ 8SORRBL HORSE, which the owser can have by describing it ano paying charg: at the southwest corner of second ana of Police Magistrate WM. THOMPSON, assoon as convenient. * os 14 3t* (nquire ‘eat, or Th ue 6 effort to make it enecrer te L SETh aay orgs | WANTS. —__ WANTS WT teeta y ANTED—A Whit wai Table, at Ww Led Penn arene tA Tard 18th 5 Ww ANTED—' beta! it BOYS, at the American P| cod Ai Penn avenue, Mustcome weil recommended. 08 15 St oo WASTED By a respectable young Woman, a board: —A good OYSTER fioh’s Hotel, ‘rae REC ATION an eek or ierroaid, in a 104 Twente enon bet M «ad N. iil Lid 104 Twenty fourchst.,bet Mwad NU)” 1" j ANTED.— JI wish t0 em: two first rat ane TOCRAR eet ai ‘© dol ‘BB cen! lay. faguize feupediatels of © WOODWARD, Si ave,, bet 10th and ith ste. oc 15. ANTED—A SITUATION, by a Man who is any capacity, one whois not afraid of Bard work sed is wilting @ himself g¢1 ‘ally useful. @ best of re~ i "B. 0., Olty Post OMe. aiezees given. Ad WASTED « WOMAN or half. grown GIBL as urse. Apply at 356 H street, corner of isth, 08 14-1t* ae PRE WAN iF] P Ad Halted Btston Ho- ri man who understan: @ Dusi- ‘Resa. Becommends'ions required. oo 14 3th WANTED. —s00 MEN Wanted to serve in aad “Government Corrales” Pay $25 per month Tati Sea De re Caliat Franklin House. corner 8th ANTED— At the Metropoiitan Hotel, one IBONBR, ene MANGLER, oce SORUBBBR, and four WASH BRB, ‘Apply immeiiately. WASTED-& good White COOK and s COL. QORED BOY; well recommended. Apply at 303 Asteeets between 10 and 20’clock, every day. 00 14 St* ANTED—An OFFIC BOY, from 15 to years of age. Must reride in the neighbor hood of the office None need appt without good references. Callat the Dental Office, 260 Penn. Ave., det, 12th and 13th sts, oo 14 WANTED, Ten good OTBTER SHUOKMES st oe 18 3t* ae oe UOLEMENTS, ANTED—A MAN or 8TOUT BOY to Open Uysters and Help ir s Bar. Inquire at tos corner ¢f Conn avenue and K street. o013-3t* scriber, on the Sth of Oet., a Red aid White OW, with short norns; a hole bored in one of her rng. Any one retar: ing the said cow to me.N >. 33 Congress street, Georgetown. D. 0., will re- ceive the abo ‘d. oC 4S MRB ROSH STANTON. AKEN AS AN BSTRAY—A likely HBIPFER, about 4 yeats old; dark blood red; no marks. The owner is requ-sted to prove ownership. pay charges, and take her away. Call at JaM&8 L. GRAY’S Hay Sheds, at the mouth of Canal foot of New Jersey avenue. els 3t* D.W. GARaT. | te of Ma BR OULT.—Disraic:or GoLumBta, 4 Washington County, To wit :—To all woom it may concern: I pave taken up as estray,a MARS COLT, about iv+monthrold Any person or per- fons having lost sucb an animal will pease call on | me at the faim lot on the bili oppoxite Wm. H, Eades’ Mills, above Georg*town, near the Ghesa- peske and Ohio Canal. mICHABL McMAHAN. NB Should no owner call for the abi will sell it for the keeping. joci4-2t7] M. MoM. 8 .turday, the 9tnin Pekan UP & TRAY-— stant, adark MARK tly black, which the itand paying charg owner can have by describi' le Snauite sf northwest corner of 13ta and H stree:s, oe * $5 KEWABD —Katrayed away from th: sab- bo: OST —Strayed or stolen, a Red OOW. with a 4 white face; had an L braaded on her left shoul- Ger. The finder will receive $5 if returned to W. H. LANGLEY. corner 8th street east acd Pa. ave. oc 18 3t* $25 REWARD .—Was stol-n on Monday night, 12th ipat , from the atable of the subserib er, on Rock Oreek near (+ orgetown, large, haod some Darn Bay HORSE ande high; 6 or'7 years old; works well in harness, but used’ mestly for heavy draft. I will pay the above rewa d if du- livered to'me in Georgetown. _0¢ 13. 3t* EVAN LYONS. $20 SEW SED. Was stole on ea taraer the nt, from my house, No. 71 SILVER WATOH fg he ereey avenu figured on the face; also.a pairof GOLD SPECTACLES, single foints. Che above reward will be paid for infor wation jeading te the apprehension and conviction of the thief. If the article are retarned the pur, ase money will be refunded oe 18-3" THOMAS B. DANT, $ 5 BEWARD—LO8T.—On Saturday, the loth of :J October, on the road between Philadelphia sad Washingtoa, s BLACK LEATHBE BUOK, with Bills and Records, of no value to any one but the owner, By returning such to 378 D street the above reward will be giren. ocl2-lw* O8T—Yesterday afternoon, toe 9th instant, in 4 Georgetown, near the Mar! 8 boan MARE; mane cut off; a fr hsp; small star in her forebead, lara reward will be given if retarned to MK. VON NESSEN’S Stables, Georgetown, D.0. _ocl0 5t* $5 BEWABD —Wasstol-n from the promises of the gubeeriver om the vight of she 6th 5 ight roan, the other adark bey horse Phe roam about 12 years of age, near 15 bands high; the bay older and somewhat tatler than the roan, with a very full mare and tail, and a fast racker; both compact and peny built; in conditi doth bare‘outed when stolen, iddea by two negr who were seen crossing thi stern Branch Bridge on the morning of the 7th instant into this city Baid ne, Any com- dressed te me, care William H. rynn, of Thomas, TB, Prince Geerge’s county, will reeeived, Te dol- ec 10-1w* JOHN G. SUMMERS, RBEWARD—HORSE STOLEN — $50 from my pasture brought to ten, on Wed: jay, Beprvomber. aS man om. Harrites,s bob tei bout 16, hacds yh, and ten or twelve is Mare is well-kpowm in Washington, havia, belonged to Mr. Kibby and John Hoover, the buteber, from whom I got hers 29h ago. She was 1 brought te ‘Potable by Tom on Wodnes- fetits abe hia eb trad cn Iwill pay reward for her and $25 for the apprehension of eo thief. The Mare ean De dens ft ith, Mr. . Bi WEE Hoovers Goifington Bass oe oo 5-9f Prince George county, Md. STRAYED—Las: night, from the yard of the Star office, F1X COWS anda BULL, Two Red Cows; one of them oid and the other riod Fed hee Lost a. gion of her tai!, mall Qhocolate color 7 One Bed Aer white Hei er, giving her frst milk. teand Whitedow One Red and White Dow mithiratber long korns. One small Chocolate colored Vow. The Bull is two years old, brown or dark red,with phite spote on bie body, and a white spot 1a his e Three or four of them had ropes 02, some of the ropes deing of uatwisted larae fe The Ender, or whoever will bring information to the Siar off loadin thelr recovery, will be erally reward ae 13-tt Tee een. B. WALLACE, St ORB gg g pe 20 Och elt woop! ~ wooD Red Ash COAL. and stove size, Whi bh OO, love, ege and inraace sise AK, PINB AND aE. I MIOKORY WOOD. CORD LENGTH, OR SAWED AND SPLIT ANY LENGTH ‘OR SIZE BAQUIBED, iv. H MARLOW, ooo tt south side canal, corner 7th 88. I NOTIOR. HAY This day receive 5) picees QARP BTS of all grades, which I will guaraniee to sell thirty por cent Jess than any other house in this and as cborp asean be bought in any other city, Alse,s large lot of geod low-priced FUBNITUBM of seriptions together wth a» great variety of OLL 50 good 8960) ani 3 8, s Gabe PRATHURS. R. BuouLy, Im* 423 7th strost, east side, BIN! PLCMBING. oan AND TRAM PITTING. J. W, THOMPSUN § CO., 69 Paws. AVERUB. The repairs recdered recessary by the fire of Joly having been completed, we are now ready to sxece) all work entrusted us with prooptness and jelity. FURR ACES a 4 RANGBS vat Bp and repaired Lo f) wt neaw (Chron. Totel Se Rosa’. oed2w {Chr 4G OF Kaw . 7 wants AypiaW ORR asemION. zante deronn tm. Ty : AND MBS, HINKLBY: iin ranches, Ree ae MANTELUAS. wad to order, pz rite Medal Berane betuces Sth ace inte Ie 1 2 avenue, geuien at 50. en! F tet. ee RS. . ‘odpsen of becanes x) rior ‘manner, which Also, are now manufac T MEBOBANTS AND sprue b« avery aut iow. ‘ated FRENCH OOPFBR, ‘meat made, composed on- iheiy eter Jere apa pure Malt, Also, has for BESH OYSTRBS. a sodinb intend dyoned eons, Wese- 2189 custom of | oo 12 4t* Fra FIRST HOTIONAL DANK OF WAsmINGTON. Capital—9509,000. SRO Tite WANTED-a Protestant GIBL to act as Nurse and Seamatrer@. References required. Ap- ply ae ete H street, between 15ih and 16th streets, Oc 13 lw* ANTED—A Furnished or Unfurnished ROOM with the privilege of cooking, or use of Kitchen, Address A. M. at this office, stating price and location. Oc 13-3t* V ANTSD—EMP _OYMENT or a situation Olerk, by arouse man who understands a: counts thoroughly and can write a good busine: hand Apply atthisoffice,atlla m. oc 13 3t* WANTED 10 RENT—Io @ central locality, « HOUSK containing not less tan 8 rooms, or more, furnished or unfurnished. Rent will bepsid monthly in advance for a houre that suits. Ad- dress A. B , Star offica, for one week. 00 i3. lw" W ANTED—A WOMAN to Cook, Wash and Iron, Also.a Woman to Nurse and do Chamter- work in a small pay a@ short distance in the country, Apply at BIBLEY & GUY'S Hardware Btore. oc 13 ANTBD—At the Inteiligence Office, No. 511 9th street, nesr Penn nue, SERVANTS 26s Cooks Washers, and Ironers, Nurses, Waiters and General Bouseworkers, white and colored, with good references, for first lave families. Also, Men Waiters, Inquice to day. oc 12-lw* N.H. MILLER. ANTED—Two good COOKS. None cthers nerd apply at 495 Seventh street 0c 9-1w* H.H. STANTON. ANTED TO RENT—On the ist of No bys gentleman ano wife 3 or4 roo! u nished or unfurnished, in a pi house; location central or would buy or ren’ mall house if he could get ene to suit. Adoress, tating terms, Box 91 city Post Office or No 12Oenter Market Fpace, between 8th and Sth ste. oco-lw Cun At’T QUARTERMASTER’S Poiriie't Depot of Washins ton, 134 North F street, Washinxton U. C., October 1, 1363. TWELVE SHEK IRON WORKERS wanted im- mediately at the Government worksho: rner of Nineteenth and F streets. Wages th~ usual Gov ernment rates, with ration included. Good and ex- perienced workmen sequired. None others need y} “?Xpplication to be made at ones to D. B Orist, superiniendent. HABTZ, oc? 19t my. W Aralvcot, opienice Patent OMee und get tale Trees, eppoaite Pa 00 ani SLIPPERS, PINOUSHIONS, HANDERROHIBPS, Asp INITIALS 81 AMPED. We bave the finest lot of Braid Patterns ever offered here, for Ekirts,&e, Our Machine. theomly ome tw the city, will make your Pattern and stam, your goods while you wats. oc l-lm W ANTED~At the Treasury Bxtensi OABPRNTSR8. To good workman, oat wares will be given amd steady work. Ap; otion, Tr- Buildi vehuaammenrcrepg ae Supervising Architect, oe 22-tf {Chroniale.} WARZRD :IMMBDIATHLY —Twonty GAR. ENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good. workmen, and none others will be aceepted. pply to the Government Carpenter Shop, om K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street. Lieut. Col. B. M. GB. 5 jef Qu: aster, my #-tt Department of Washington. Wax —BECOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurniahing moos’ orerery secs pion. wv mar 5-tf bet. @ and H. east side HENRY H. HELMSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, Haw REMOVED FROM No. 501 SEVENTH STREBT, To 394 D STREBT, SOCWREN SIXTH AND SEVENTH ST Next door to BHEPMERD’S BOOKSTORH. 00 10-1m* @A8 PIXTURBS. « W. THOMPSON & Cu.. 269 Pena. avenue, baving refitted and furnished their chandelier room, are erepared to exhibit the la:gast and hancsomest assortment of GAS CHANDELIERS snd BURN HEB te be found souta of Philadelphia, Their stock is from the celebrated factory ef Oor- Delius & Baker, and is sold at the m: turer's prices. Call and see Te pepreasing. oc 8 2w LOkron.. Intel & Bep.} AUCTION SALES. By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. fi yas ternea i.e «pr ttis ovanty. will oR IDA , the Sth ef secee g igen theremin, streets and east Peralle vith is north §] feet ¢ inches to south D street, and thence west with south D street k9 feet 6 inches to thebe- ginniog, with the Frame Dwelling and other im- ements taereon. ‘erms of sale: One-half cash ; the balance in six 850 Wwelve months with noted bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust. if the terms of sale sre not complisd with in three days, the Trustee reserves tho right to ri sell on one weeks’ notice, at the expense and ri = ane Sens Seveiaee Sea nn sae ID ps al e ex) A Le 4 MR WOODWARD. Trastes. oclseod&ds GRBSN @ WILLIAMS, Aucts By J. C. MeGUIRE & OU. Auctionesrs. XECUTOR’S SALE OF HANDSOME RUILD- ina Lors.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Getober 29d, at \3¢ o’eloct, on the premiacs we shall sell Lote 20, 91, acd ‘part of 227 in Square frosting tomether 80 feet on north F street, between 2d and 3d streets west and running back 1' fest to & 25 foot alley, divided into four building lots of 2 teet front. Also, Lot 11, in'Reservation No. 11, fronting 25 feet om 3d atroot west. betwoen Band O streets north, and runn 180 feet to a 35 foot public One-half cash; the remsinder in six b interest, secured bya deed of trust Ber. iT. @. MP’ 9 i Boi 6 PUMPED Byrower. VALvaBLE BEAL ESTATE FOR SAL’ By virtue ef a decree of the Circuit Canrt for Prince George’s county, ting as a Oourt of Equity, passe: said Court, wherein Richard B O. Digges. Administra- tors of D.O deceased, are complainsnta, 2G and others are defendants, aa to the highest bidder, on the pre. - ‘Deto ret DAY, the 19th day of Detobe: ne: ito’clock M., (if fair, ifmot, theneat fair day there- after.) ail the raversionsry interest of the said Gi Digges iu that TRAOT OF LAND known Gaeex Hint Estate.” situated in Prince paras 's county, oc which Mrs. Nora Digges ig the tenant in dower, containing about 3W) Acras. * Green Bill’’'is six miles northeast of Washing- tor City, and msy be approached by two good | road:— either by the Seventh Atreet road, ry directly by: the Soldiers’ Bome. or by Nort! is tol etreet. passing by the Glenwood Gemetery—aud istwo miles nortawest ofthe Bladensburg Depot, adjoining, the land: Mrs. Mary J. Kirkwoot. ebert Clark, Josaph Kenedy, and Dr- John G. Fairfax, and is justly celebrated as one of the most beauti'ul places of residence in'the vi- cinity of Washington. The situation is elevated commands a beautifal and extensive prospect The soii's vatarally of the first class and suscepti- ble of the highest atate of cuitivation—is particu- iy adapted to the growth of corn and grass productione for market. One hundred’ and venty acres ef this land are in wood, and it is es- timated wonld cut seven thousand cords of prime fire wood, There is also an abundant supply of Cedar and Locust for fencing. The improve- mente sre &20m-a0dious Dwelling-house, aad ail necesraty Ont-houses including @ large Brick Stable and Carriage House, witha spacious Lawn, Garden.and Grounds, tastefally arrangad and in good order. and a goot Orchard. ; The stove land will be solo in lots, with adue proportion of wood atiached to each lot. a plat of which may be seen at the office of Mesers. James C McGuire & Co., Warbington, D.C. The several lots frout a public road, and contain beautiful buii¢ing rit ' Terms of saleare: One-third cash, to be paid on the day <fanie. or on the day of the ratification thereof by the Court, and the residue in equal in- stalmenta of six and twelve months from the day of fale, the whele tc bear in'erest from the day of zale, and the payment thereof to be secured by the bonis of the puroh aser, with a surety or sure to be ap- proved by the Oourt But the Trustee is author- ized to receive the whole, or any part of the pur- chase money exceeding one-third, in cash ; and upon the ratification of the sale bythe Qourt and the payment of the whole purchase money, will convey the same to the purchaser or purchasers. in fee simple. free, clear.and discharged of all claims of the parties to this cause, or of any person claiming under them. BF The Trustee is authorised at the same time and place to sellthe Dower Interest of Mrs. Nora Digges, thue securing to the purchaser a complete title to the shove property. RICH aRD B. B. CH. oct-sotd Upper Mari boro , Truste ry FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “ForSale and Rent,” sce first page.) Te, LET—Without board, to gentlemen, three Furnished ROOMS, with gas and water, at 417 lath street. ; oc’ 16-3t" LADY LIVING IN @ROAGRTOWN HAS two Furnished Rooms to let, to gentlemen, itheut board. Address M., O1:y ‘boat Sitice. ARTIES OF THE HIGHEST RESPEOTA- bility can have Fnrnished Booms. with or with- out ore, at corner of H and Twenty-first street. ‘06 15-38" ANDSOMB PUBNIBHBD BOO M8 dou: Bew!ly paprred. 294 F street, between 13%! = lath street, near Bbbett House and Willarde’, et jocation in the city. 0c 16-38" Fo, BENT OR SALE~25 acres or more of first- rate LAND, with a small cottage and stabi it, adjoining Glenwood Oewetery. Inquire o oprietor, on the premises. 00 15-603t* WM, BMMBRT. Fo BALE—100 acres of heavy WOOD LAND, 16 miles above Georgetown, and bordering on the Ubesapeak and Ohio Canal. Will yea Moords of wood peracre. Apply to K. F. BOLSBAU, Restate Agent, 517 Seventh street, next to Patriot- ic Bank. 00 15-3t* ic Fo SALB—A nice HOUSE, and a Saloon in it; situated in the Firat Ward; good business stand for apything. Rent free. License <8 up to November. Price only $30°. Inquire o THUS OUGAN, 06 15-2t* corner of 3th and H ats. FS SALB—A first-class three-story BRICK OU SB. with back building, cvllar, and stabie, containing 9 rooms. with large store rooms, 5 the Stock and Tools ofa jesale Confectionary, doing a good business The House, &c, will be sold with cr without the Confectionary Bick. For further information apply at No. 579 Sixth atreet, between D and RB, (isiand ) Possession given immediately. oc 15 lw* URNISHED PARLOR AND BBD-KOOM TO let, without board, Apply at 272 F at.. corner 3th 00 Lé lw™ of 1. OOMS FOB REN TP—Two well furnished Roo Within five minutes’ walk of ibe City H Patent and Poat Offices. Application to be m. at 347 Fifth street, bet. H and I. oc 1-3t* M ik. VON BORRIMS has arrived from New ‘ork with s most extensive assort- ment of MILLINERY GOODB. eonsist ng, of Straw, Silk. Uncorded Velvet, Valve nets, Felt Hats Siber Hats. Feather lowers. Ribboma, and a magnificent selee- tion of HKAD DBRMSSES snd NETH. Mme. von Borrics ia Known in New York as a ood milliner, and hopeato be so in Washington by her low prices and her attentions to hér cus- tomers = . Stere room Ne 266 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 17th and 1Sth streets. ‘vo 8-2"* EW YORK D N a WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE. SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK WASHINGTON end GEORGETOWN, D. @. \T BAMSHIPS BALTINORS EMPIRE, re eziar Bailing Days W BDNESDAYS and SAT- Be |, at 10 8, m., from footof High stree! eurgetows and Bier is. foot of Wall stteot, New York. For freight or penne anny to AN & INBHART, bay vad foots of High street, ry RE Pe JAMBS HAND, Agent, fe 13-¢m* 117 Wail street. New. York. Wasuinoron October 1, 1853. W anavarnis DAY UNITED WITH USMR, JOBN 4. HAMIL’ . Oar business will here ter be cond: th of BARBOUB, BEMMES ECO. Thanbtal for the libetel patron: os bestowed upen the old firm, we solicit & con- Oost, ers that settiner mall’ be: loftaadone 2 mere il left nado! please, at RH OOUM, SUMMBS & 00, Hawne, THIS DAY MAD A CHANGES [I our Business, we urgently request all par! indebted to us by notes, due bills, aud open accor to come forward immediately and pay ve desire to lose and Bettie op par pest busi all persons having acoounte agai cy wma, ccrecia 7") paysouR & SEMMES nate i nigona SS ae re 5 tated Sa, ERAT BIBER tt atthe lowest market price, in quan: Ph ‘and all others tm want of « x serene: eal) seer een! o> enw N 1C¥.—The Good Will and Furniture of a arding Honte for pale. The howe faa is_well-located for business, be! square from Willarda’ Hotel and one from the Arpengey Deperenenk, Apply at No. 239 M street. oc : Koz SALB— A little HOUSE, containing two roems. Price one handred dollars. Mast be re- moved from the ereettes within fivedgys from the day ofesle. The lember is worth twite the money Inquire st the Blacksmith Shop corner cf Md aye. end 435 8t. oe M-2t' SUBNIBHED HOUGE FOR RENT—No 215 7 -vatreet, Also for sale, a New PIANO, Kuabe & Co make. OC 13-003:" CROTEING. STORM FiXTURES FOR BSALS and Store to let, The best stand on the street. 0-667 3 Reventh street (island), between B and Washington, DO, cis | 00 BUILDING LOTS FOR LEASH OR RENT, suitable { r sutiers, restaurants and private reaidences within five minutes walk of the Presi- dent’a House. Inquire of A. JARDIN, corner of isth snd M sts., Washington, D. CO. oc 13-im* F°%, BALE—The GOOD WLLL, with possession A first-class business stand, suitable for any kind of business, being a server store in the most business part of the city, looking directly on Penn. syenue, Apply to H. 0. SPALDING, 33% Dst., near loth street. 06 13-6t* ‘OK BALB—Two new small BRICK HOUSES, in Ith street, near EK, six room each, two aquates from Jackson Fark an venue; also, a new FRAMB HUU SE, five roo: K street, No. 236, Inquire 236 K street, near i7th street. or M. DES- ¥ODMR, Kaker, second door of \9ta sud Penn. ave- nue. 90 13-lw* A RARE’ CHANOB—Bor sale,the best RETAIL GROOERY in Wrachingtn. Average sales 100 dollars per day (retail), heap rent; i} lease; gcod lecation for a large jobbing trad ill self or take a partner who cab pu-chase half stock. In honest, and Portes understands the business, Apply in the Store, corner 8th and I. oc 18 3t* Fo _BENT—Purpished a three stors HOUSE, wil wo-etory ding, contain Pe: sides Pantry, &c., twelve Rooms, two of whieh, in the third-story, the wnéersigued will tor his own occupancy. There is om the prowites a new tw. ry Building, in she. seoond story of Hit Heuer eet hee e House is bly fa > con’ t.. Forms 9128 doliare per month, 4a advance, pad satisfac lory refereness. ity. favly = . th sines, 319 Ninth street, At aud after 8p. m., or to the nadersioned, at th Ravy Department. Cay ee Biz Five Agate will not be rented for Boar wal iber of- and y of whieh he will sell 2347 Penn avenue, AUCTION SALES, BR OFHBR AUCTION SALRS SEB 18T PAGS. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. By 1.0. MOGUIRBE & CU. Auctioneers, BUILDING LOTS ON nabay seth ‘eenth Street, between norts Inches on Fourt: y avenue, emt running Masaach: baok 128 feet to a pabite alley e ‘erm ; One third cash shieen months, with interest, secured bx a cost of the pu: McOUIRM S 00” Reta By 3.0. MeGU IRE & OO., Auctioneers. JNIONTOWN LOTS aT / THUBSDAY, October léth, at 12 11 sell, to the b These Lots have a front of 24 feet lw feet. The vi and run back Hage of Uniontown ia situated at the terminus of the Navv Yard Brid ofthe Potomas,) ive improvements recen ly made by nin the immediate vicinity of thie ie establishment ofa cavalry dapot, T there Lotevery desirable. : One balf cast; the renrainder in ¢ix rest, secured by # deed of trust oz the premises, Conveyancing at expense of par- J.C. McGUIBE & €0.. Aucts, & WILLIAM, Suctioneers MEROVED PROPERTY, FRONT- TWHEW Ll aed K STReSTs ‘HAND M SvRBETS BAST ASD THUBSDAY. 5th instant, preminer,at 4 o'clock, Bestern Bran: || By GREEN 7 ALUABLB I. ING ON ELEyeaTH. in front of the ta Eleventh street west, the corner of K, wtth the improve- 8, which Bre a good Two-story Frame AY, the i6th sed DAY the Igth jngtant, Eeuare No 951, mr bot! NS. RE h street east, routh the improvements, which sre on Frame Houses, This property is valuable, it bein kag Navy Ya: ‘One third ; balance J jhteen months, for notes bearing in lay of sale; adeed givou and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputal oclt mathares very GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, SALE O¥ VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY ON 2TH STRART BEAR Pw LYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE OC } On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, o'clock. we will seil,in front of the 10, Square $8, as subdivide ipg 25 feet on Mth atreet three-story and basement Brick basement just fitted painted throughout. alf cash ; balance in three andsix with interest, Secured by a deed of trust Conveyancing atthe expense ofthe purchaser; and if the terms of sale are not complied with im ive daye from the day of sale, the Property will be re told upon 5 days’ notice, at the risk and cost of the wM L. WALL & 00., Aucts By WM. L. WALL a@ OO., Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD FURNITURS AT AUCTION — On ¥RIDAY o'clock we wilisell, at the near Penn. ave. and the Oircle, the Househoid Furniture of Miss Seymeur, embracing— Wah Parlor Buite. bls Mirror aod Mantel Ornaments to.id Walnut Wardrobe Beds teads and Marble-top Bureaus Mahogany Sidebo: Fxtenrion Dini: China, Glass. ant French end Cottage Bedstead Wardrobes, Bureaus Marble-top Washstand: Seda. Hair, Shuck,and Cook Stove, Kitchen Furniture, and Utexsils WM L. WALL & 00 , Aucta By J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. {TOCK FOR SALE AT AUCTION —On FRIDAY \’ AFTERNOON, October kth, at 4 o'clock, atthe Auction Rooms. we shal! re! — 120 Corporation of Washington six per cent Stock. 80 Corporation of Alexandria 200 Sareere and Mechanics’ Bank of Georgetowa toe At AvOFion 15th inet, (a4 Isaac Pollack, froat improved bral 10 rcoms anda Tant, and new): de‘aviting purchas oc8 fouse om 26th Rtront ard Table and Ohairs Spring Mattrasses 3.C McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By J.C. McGUIBE & OO.. Auctioneers X HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON FOURB- TRENTH AND BORTH N 8: FRIDAY TEBNOO. BT 4? PosLic Sars. o’clock. on the Square No. 24. bounded by {4th street. Vi avenue, north N street. ana the Circle into six very desirable buildi fronting about 24 feet on no: 13th street and Vermont avenue and running back ethers to an alley, and the other two fronting on - 8 rms: One-third in cash ; the remainder in six ard twelve months, with interest, secured by adeod of trust on the premises. Conveyancing at the cost of Immediately after we shall sell N street, between the stone founda- J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT Bast @¥ THE Cartror a? AvoTiON —On MOF DAY, tke I9ta, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at. lowing valuable Bai! 2 feet front of lot 867, froating on north B, between 6th east, and running back 136 feet alley, ima ray 3 feet 3% inghes to a 38 balance 12: 6 months, for notes bearing interest, ordeed given saiskgenee indie fi . eG REEM & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OOD TWO-STORY FRAMB ING ON HR BORTR Fouatu amp F: IN DAY, the isth sell, in front of the pre HOUSS AND sipe ow F instant, we shall Ds we "clock p. m.. the fas No. 7, 'o, provements, wich are a yeod two-story Frame House, wit baek baild- orth side of I, between running back with located, ing itol and Public but three squares from the grS . ke. property is on the m Fourth ana Fifth stree’ a side a ley. and con’ shot equi-distant Northern Marke! GREEN & WILLISMS, Auots. By J. 0. McGUIRB & 00., Auctioncers. UPERIOR BOSE WOOD C. PIANO FORTE, FURNITUR® AND Hovsego.p 110 AUCTION. 'D, FFRCTS aT ees ce ‘of omen nth and Ki streets, we 6! hold Furoitars snd Sctave Rosewood Piano Porte, by Two ands. mie guita of Walnut Brosatelle covered T Crimson Plush covered [eaage Bere Chatrs, Gilt-frame Mirrors, Astral La Bupetior Mahogany Bedsteads, Excellent Curled Hair and Buk » mag tabs ner sud Tea Ware, ei . wet. Oilcloth, &e., many other othe: sary to ennmerate. Term J... MeGUTRE & 00., Aucte. By J. 0. MoGUIBE & O0., Austioncers: IN’ THE VIRST WARD AT Bite.—On WEDNESDAY AYTERNOON, Oc- der Zist, at 434 o’clock, ad the Auction Rooms, we *iLot 2, #2" and 28, situated on North O stress, at the corner of Twenty-first atreet. + in Pguare soath of ‘ork avenue, between One-third eas! with ans and Wask- jive French China Di: or Silver Plated Tes F articles not neces- No..104, Yremainder in sit red ane Fee be oe avy Re ee ee oO A voc laTte 3.0. McGOIAN ® O0.. Anata, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionoer. ‘we TILL BH BOLD—O) ING, 224 inst. le. corner Bridge ©., comprising— Two Horse Garrisges, A five stock of iN mepax MORN- POC die; Garriage end Bugey yoars old, work well in jingle. can trot together in Morgan acd Stallion. & ears ods trote ine, and Very: stylish, works an ee 'she Work or Saddle Male, THOMAS DOWLING, Aust ape Ege: OHABLES 58. . AP