Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSBMENTS TO-NIGH?. GROvER’s ee E. L. Davenport ht. takes @ farewell benetit, and. grant Grete he Julius Cesar,” be_performe Tr. Davenport appears as « Brutus,” Mr. Wallack as sOasslaa and Mrs. Farren as ": “These :will be sus- tained by a splendid cast. This is announced also as the last appearance of the great drama- tic combination. citizens will-regret this, for the legitimate drama was never better represented than by these three sterling per- formers. Ford's “‘THRatsr.—<‘The Little Barefoot,” the companion play to “ Fanchon,” will be. performed to-night at.Ford’s, the occasion be- ing Maggie Mitchell’s benefit. Those who have had the pleasure of seeing Maggie in both the characters of + Amey’ and + Fanchon,” will acknowledge that she is equally good in either. Maggie will also appear in the Portean play «The Four Sisters.” German OrgeRa.—The opera troupe of Carl Anschutz will to-night give, for the only time, Mozart's opera, «Don Giovanni.” All of the eratic troupe, male and female, will appear. thi ‘his is the greatest of Mozart’s operatic com- positions, and it will no doubt attract an im- mense crowd to the Washington Theater. CANTERBURY.—Another splendid bill is an- mounced tor this evening’s entertainment at this popular hall. Millie and Clara Fowler, Julia Mortimer, Ernestine de Faiber, Miles and Augusta will ‘appear in new acts | and dances. George R. Easson, the popular vocalist, will sing new son; The «Gipsy Trio” will be performed by } Lisses Mortimer, Millie Fowler and De Faiber. VARIETIES.— A good bill to-night. Lina | Windell, Lizzie Shultz, Jim Budworth and a mumber of favorite performers appear. a Deatus or SoLprers.—The following have been reported to Capt: Hartz, (office, F street, between 20th and 21st, ) since our last, at which ‘place mM information. relalive to deceased sol- diers may be obtained: Joseph McCagtchen, 18th Pa. cav.; Jas. De- Neefe, 77th N. ¥.; Peter Kietz, 17th U.S. inf; John Darey, 7th Ohio; W. J. Flanigan, 4th Me.; Richard Lausom, 19th N. Y. art.; James ‘Allen, 9th N.Y. cav.; Wm. Potts, lth N Je Lieut! Col. W. J. Deloney, rebel, Cobb Legion; Thomas J. Moore, 146th N Y.; Lieut. W. O. Mead, A. D.C. to Gen. Webb; Benj'n Doty, 16th N Y cav.; D.G. Heminwa: 16th Y cay.; J.L. Runce, teamster, Q M Mre. Dobel- weany, Inundress, 2d Pa art.; ‘Jonn Howell, oth NY art; Capt. John H. Denny, 7th Va.; Richard Manley, 123d N ¥.; George Catlin, 33d N Y.; . Baker, 2d Y art; Joseph Carlisle, Va NK Y.; Serg’t . Me: rryfield, 6th Va. Bavy; A. A’ Reed, Ist Vt.art.; V.H. Zomphizer, 146th N Y.: William Zeliox, 29th NY. W Leckie, 6th Ohio cay.; Jotun Wil- son, 14th N ¥.; James A. Bell, Sth Ill. cav.; B. Keliy, herder, Com. Dep't; Andrew Wer- ner, 140th NY. De Lacy Gannon, 7Ist N Y; E. Morton, 2d N Y¥ art.; W P Morse, 2d bat. I. C., George Doye, hostler, Q M D.; Milo Bray, 4th NY bat’y; C. Meisier, 17th N Y.; W. L. Daw, S3d Pa; P. Baker, 6th Ohio ca ‘W L. Casein, 15th N ¥ Eng’s; John laborer, Q M D.; C Schmeiser, dist N Y.; Stanton, i5ist N Y¥.; W. Witherwright, ist Pa. cay: P.Gartz, 7th NY art; Mrs Satlie Nivers, nurse, 7th Mich cay; HS. Palmer, rebel, 42d Miss; Amer Moore, 2d US art; James Moni- gan, 2d Del: H. Rehling, Sth Iil cay; A Herson, zouth Me; A. Dane, hostler, Q M D.; C J Bruce, Joth N ¥ art: — Densmond, teamster, Q M D.; JC Mansfield, ist Vt. art; H. Blake; (31st NY; 3d WU -Sart; H. Ditman, 1st Md. i Joseph McPherson, H Campbell, 1u9th N Y: J. Barn- halt, ist N Y art; H. Henning, ist Va. bat’y: James Barr, 6th Va.art: J J. Plopher 5th N Y art; JH. Paul, 172d Pa; T Nugent, 2d bat. 1 C.; HG _W Stoner, 4th USint.; F. Palmer, 7th Md; H Kust, 56th Pa; H M May, 27th Pa; JR. Mu rebel, 42d Miss; H. Broxton, rebel, 3d Ga: IF Payne, 39th Mass: W. Malone, 46th Pa; DV MSmith, t2th N J: J. Stafford, un- known; Serg't © A Connolly, 3d Va cav: John Marlow, 16th N ¥ cay: C.Inguson, 10th N Y art, H W Wiliams, 19th N Y- H. Kirkner, M Db; ©. Bobee, 12th Ill cay; A. Stripp, 2d Pa. cay: D. Kingston, 2d bat. 1.C; James Smoot, ist Md. _— Pottce Reports, First Precinct.—M. Dugan. Bernard Hood, Charles McKay, Mich'l Quin, and John Doyle, blockade runners from Rich- mond Va., delivered to the Provost Marshal. Second Precinct. —Henry Washington and Jobn James disturbing the peace: Third Precinct.—Richard Rewina, grand lar- ceny; dismissed. Frank Kelly, sleeping in market; Cath Donnelly, disorderly; Anna Kel- ly, do.; James Cole, drunk; James Jones, fail- ing to take license; Mary Hollins, drunk; Cath. Burroughs and Frank jurran, without license; aisoieet. S. Golestein and John Lippett, } $4.25 each. Richard Lowder, larceny; jail. Bedman Davis, E. J. Daw, Wm. Hill, disorder- iy; $2.44 each. ae woerih Precinet-—Michael Plebl, fast riding; con Precinct.—J. H. Truks, and J. A Haley, ane larceny; bail for hearing. C. W.Thora, @.;do. Jno. Davis, drank; workhouse. Jas. Smith, drunk and disorderly; do. Jas. Corco- ran, do: 81. Ino. Taylor, disorderly; 5. Geo. ‘Washington, do.; #3. Jno. Fleland, do.; do. Barbara Foster, do.; Susan Foster, do.; Harriet Dutton. do.; Jno. O'Neal, drunk and disorder- ly; #8 each. Tenth Precinct.—Mary pisloncy: sellimg li- quor without license: #20. Julia McDonald, disorderly; deferred. M: Stevens, do.; $1. Catharine Light, do $1. Thomas Moltimore, do., dismissed. Rezin Webster, drunk; Nich- olss Teal, deserter; military. CHARGE oF PICKING A PockeT.—Last Wed- nesday night a masked ball came off at Na- thans’ Assembly Rooms,on Twelfth, near C street. Among the company were a number of “young fellers,” one ot whom, Thos. Coyle, stretched himself upon'a bench and went to sleep. Another, named John Benjamin, wenti to him, and representing himself as his friend to persons Arend, took from his pockets about 6 in money, & pawnbroker’s ticket, and a pass toand from Alexandria. After the conclusion of the ball, Coyle was aroused, and left the room. Meeting officers Parker and Voss ten minutes afterward, he complained that he had been robbed. Voss remembered: the circum- stance of Benjamin taking the papers and money from Coyle, and told Parker. Parker ‘went to the house ot Molly Miller, corner of Eleventh and C streets, and found Benjamin in bed with a eet pamed Mary Williams, who } had also been &} njaminacknowl- edged the taking of they Mode: book from Coyle, but says that subsequently he got to drinking, and was decoyed intoalumber yard, and there ‘was choked and robbed. The case was’taken before Justice Clayton, and after examination, Benjamin was sent to jail for court. ba A BBE Sarz or REAL EstTate.—McGuire & Co., auctioneers, sold fore ge parts oF lots in square 369, on M street, be nth and Tenth streets, the first part to G. W. Drane,at 11 cents per square foot, and the other two parts to R. Atkinson, ai 30 and 35 cents per foot—the whole comprising the entire square. Also, lot 19, in square 445,0n Seventh between M and N streets, to B. Wagerman, at'38 cents per toot; lot 7, in square 629, on New Jersey avenue, between D and E streets, to Patrick Brenan, at 30 cents; lots 3, 14 and 15, same square, to Wm. B. Todd, at 21% tad 30 cents per toot. —— BurGLtary.—On Wednesday night the honse of Mr. John F. Stanley,on R street, between j i Sth and 9th streets, was entered by some thieves, § who forced open the back door,and the bureaus, upboards, &c., seatered ransacked. Forty dollars in money was taken froma box in which it bad been hid, but a gold medal presented to Mr. Stanley, by the Odd Enllows, wes left. The family were asleep at the time, and think that | chloroform must have been used, as from the appearance of things the thieyes must have been engaged for an hour or more in their search for the money. — A Cask ror THE DocTors.—‘‘An American ot African descent” was born at the Contra- band camp at Arlington Wednesday night pos- sessed of a luxuriant growth of hair and a Fall set of teeth. It ie said that the mother-saw Davenport's rendition of Richard the Third on Tuesday night; and it will be remembered that the hump-backed tyrant in that play lays claim to having been endowed at birth with teeth and extensive capillary substance. A case for the doctors! abil Sai A PLEasawT TimE—On Tuesday night the officers at Fort Bunker Hill and of other forts in the vicinity gave a handsome entertainment on the occasion of the completion of the new barracks at Bunker’s Hill, which was attended & & large number of ladies and gentlemen. he rooms were handsomely decorated, and the supper superb. Two bands of music were in attendance, and dancing was kept up until be daylight, when the company’ separated. Various arms of the @ervice were fully foe, a ge Court or Inguiry.—A Naval Court of In- quiry, composed be Rear Admiral L. M. Golds- borough, Presi Capt. John Rodgers; Com- mander J. W. 3 leboion and 8. L. Phillips, Esq., judge advocote, is in session at the Navy Yard. They are examining into ¢he facts con- nected with the sale of certain public property, ee metais, at the yard on the 15th Sep- rT. ee ae Nezps Looxina Avter.—There is a sad ‘want of foot-bridges at the A venue street cross- ings, the old ones broken, displaced, 2 Bcblic’ Batidings ‘we are it ie the matter “nuke * when his atten- tion te is called to the Rarp on ba veranda cer iresh, of descent. the officé 84 "eoves ylor, ee tied stregk, deni A sere ee y afrested the rf and ck Dracke Barton for gam ro daed F Ta payee: with bling. 80n, who i the other <0 | sequentiy wes caught at by Justice Ferguson, anoiner establishment; also, Geo. Mason and pls awote Bonn eit ans (emblin The prison. | ‘Fourth Ward statio: ioawraittheexemination onbarore SunieeTinase | son this mornin; erie! e@-hearing, the justice fined Drucke, Mason, and Bennett $10 each. | pea tee | Honor any “Atotittv.—Captain wel | Ford, who has been before General 5! agh’s | court-martial for-the past two weeks, has been honorably acquitted. Captain Ford twas for a long time provost marshal of Berlin, Md., jy OD the Potomac. While on duty there he was | charged with allowing the guard to exact | money from loyel ladies. By order of the Secretary ot War the captain was ordered last night to immediately join his mt, the Sth Maryland, which is now stationed at Wilming- ton, Delaware. He was also ordered to report to General Schenck, at Baltimore. By the | same order Captain Ford has also been per- Sed to Tecelve all the pay which was duc tin Fact hontn My, FourTH WARD STATION CAsEs.—Jobn Dacy, larceny; dismissed, John Murray, do.; do. George Taylor, keeping a policy office; fined $5058. Frederick Durcke, gambling, Sarah Barton, do.; dismissed. Frederick Drucke, ic bling; $10. George Mason, do.; $10. Benj. ett, do.; $10. Thos. Wright,” drunk; $2. Fa. Seaman, do.; #2. Phillip Lowe, drank; #2. John E. Wald, drank and izorderly} mifl- itary. Charles William, disorderly; $2. r- garet Ann Johnson, prostitution; $3. Daniel Hurley, sleeping in street; workhouse 6) days. Jobn MoNalty. do.; do. Daniel-Sugeroe, ‘do.; do. . George Pinket, disorderly; do.- pistes rstcaae's FV GEN. MrrepditTH.—Brig. Gen. Sol. Meredith, of Indiana, left this city this arternoon for the tront to take charge of his. old command. the Tren Brigade. He was severely wounded in the battle of Gettysburg, and has justsufficiert- ly recovered to take charge of his command.— Alez. Journal, 15th. aah ag SgconD Warp STATION CAsEs.— Jerry Quick, drunk; $1, Thos. Corgle, do.; dismissed. Jno. Benj: jamin, picking pocket; jail for court. Lanah Foster, assault; bail for peace. Ber- nard Killand, drunk; dismissed. thee tg os Naver T00 Late To Leany.—sy Prof. Alexan- der Wolowski’s new and simp'ifiel method for piano forteand singing. Professor Wolowski con- tinues his Binging and Piano Classes, and opens a new course for Piano and Singing, which will be the last in Washington. Prof fessor Wolowski re- ceives yisitors daily, from 12 to lo’clack p. m., at his residence, No, 346 F street, on the northeast corner of Eleventh street. oc 12-27 Men's Dexss Suits. Youth’s Dress Suits. ; oy phils Ber Youth's Business Suits. ildrens’ Dress Suits. CaS ATER Childrens’ School Suits. Noan Waker & Co.. 368 Pann. avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would Tespe etfully at pownes that their annual eg =a of Falland Wi Ey Cothive, ia now ready for inspection. It is coMprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest desigus in material, trimming and woukabiy: To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of ready made clothing in this city. a very reduced prices. oc9-4m Men's Business Suits, pane eee. New York Styiee Gentlemen's Clothing '—New and Fashionable! A large assortment for Dress and Business wear. The English Sack and Walking Coats excell in | beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered in this city. WALL, Stapugys & Oo. bet. yth and loth sta. oc 2tt nd Repad. EVERYTHING THAT is new and seasonable in Jew- egy wilt be fronnd in the really splendid stock at je Dollar Store,” (438 Penn. avenues near 433 ital ) No such goods have ever before been of- med fer the price. Go there at once bol pee for yourse! ee Corws, Bunions, Bad Nails, Evlarged Joints, and other disorders of the Feet, cured w: thont pain by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. 42: sylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. Washington, D. d. No charge for consultation, —__—~.___ Garat Paxnsyivania hours, via Baltimore and Harrisburg, to the North and West —Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quick time—low fare and sure connecti joldiera’ ly at the office east wprher of ray th street, Washing- ice open Sou a.m. to 9p.m.; on Sun- ton dave om 2to4 se 12}; pom. E. 0. Nortox, Agent. RET oe Samaritan’s tis the m effectual Femedy. eed, the on galy vegeta o reerial er = ever Sasori. C Ger it cases in $wenty-four hore. Non feed R= Sekew, SP a alee eet eee those bird fk iariian's het “eat Her Juices =A. potitive permanent cure Sypuil Se eiinien, serukocomcees mx’s coated Female pls eters Peshcestyhrae teats Bnd Pectively, and jar-coated te mo nau- lad open. the most ato: » A trial of fils will prove over aliethers, Frost sad Pav avenut habington: tai Heary enw Gook,Alexendria, ai 106) aSgmura monn Ba ePiake Setter me standing, wil eur cure ys change of d okaies rexutred, see hay troy oF por bottle, Bold ~ Alexandris, Jay le ilary Book. at ie ete i meal si ta ae ae oe eels wear ae lye carnar iith street ah cnaes Bia hr 8. Bere carat ees _Alexandrig, = Ja6-ly a gee Drsuasus OF THE Nexvous, BEMrnat, Unimaay amp Sexvan Byer ees: —New and reliable treat- ment—in Beports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ok ehares. Address ‘in Hor (J ki Phiaienhie toa, Newent. Atsociatioe au aa ORN On aan afternoon, Oct. in pyashing- ton cit; t the es gence 3 ety sa Tents. Sy, ‘alls, <N A. HALS: Brookize + to uacke Vi. daughter of Samuel Wise, faa, of thia city. = On the mo: f 5th ye by -Johi Be ier BUR tage lobes ahh WILLIAM U. tite AL: At BE Y nap Cc Rev. Dr. Hall the 15k inetaae Dowty HEB ath UB. Infantry, to 0 HABRIES Hy RRs of this city: DIED, On Friday Oct, 16th, 1863. HENRY DUDLEY, Br., in the 7th year of his age. seta is funesial will tak from his late ratidence on pone the 15th Octeber, oni leon ANDERSON:GOL- 8 weeks, the son'of Williem L. and Nee jane oid len. Lay him geutly in the coffin, Fold his arms across his breast; For our darting. he has left us, * And with acne eons to rest. *8 pera 2. on the 15th inst., JAMES at eee Mond , Bsq., for many years « clerk in the fury His funeral T take lace from his resi No. 165 West street, on Saturday, 17th inst. o'clock p. m. ay haps o' rctock, I Feed oes This ing f feed 50 picees CARPETS of tee to sell thi which I will SoA ete el at and des cheer aan ny tee “greed ORRE frUae wee ‘all large SPraD aBAN nh vB Poet dcae waa - Eats oF Oro Es: rsa gta unde ade prime aaa pe a na oe a aide, FURNITURE, eo CHAIRS, AND MATTRESSES, till. Selling Of Very Cheap to s ing OF catalina gress. ox! tas Lange EDWIN GREEN, Ho. 180 Panmsy.yania Aven: ‘(or STaIRS,) ee e atock le sats sitennive. and ar ad er Ree as ile tate riCtae aa early as the stock can be disposed of. oc 14-3t By WM. L. Wall. & ae Auctionsers, "WM, L, WALL & 00., Aude BALGS,’ PARTIES, kc. Geer TIMRAa @ GOOMING! ‘The SHIBLDS BOYS, by request of theic many ‘frlenda, will give their meer ‘ SIXTEENTH GRAND BALL, TEMPBRAWON Halt, E Stxxer, Barwees 91a amp léra Stausrs, On MONDAY BVBRING, Ott. 19, 1363. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Committee of sles se Oc 16-2t* A. Gleeson, < jan. ‘ANTE: - ER 3Hosss, 3. Flanigan, WASTED An experienced ALTO SINGER for 1. O'Brien. oc 15-3t* EROMLL, Fifth Auditor's Offtes, ‘reasury De“ W. we arnt Box No. 26, Star 'W Proep 38 — re over 1000; its ee ae ia i ilieieeds oa ean Wiraee a ANTE ond VEET WANDS: at AS. rf reat, Oppo site Post omen? Mone at the best bands will euit, LOST AND FOUND. $2. 50 ® REWARD. rom Wednenday Tanta nn es ‘clock , one labour 3 Years old; she aes inte calvediped elon milked. ihe ebore reward will be paid her delivery to Mas CAVANOUGH, corner of New, aciaer sweee street, 6-30" 5 REWARD.—Stolen from the caine of) 0 J, Brooks, near Fort Bunker Hill. coun of Washington on the morning of the 15th inetant, a small BAY MARB. and an entire:y new Bitver- iss; banda high bob tail ite an w $24 2iph biel foot waite. re = about 7 =~ rehead; soreness under be cperty and the convisiWn of thiet, For partion. fare enquire at Room No. 6, Colonization Build- fa, No. 411 Pennsylvania avenue, Washi: ington, GUTTER DOG STOLEN.— A Te SE WO black and white Setter Dog. Answers tothe “Bame of ‘‘Ike.”’ A suitable reward will be ovelas for his return to 273 I st., Firat Ward. FOUND 0a the 13th instant, a SGuaiN aed, containing « small sum of'money, which the owner can have by proving property and paying for this advertisement. J. V. OOBURN’S Grocery, 00 15-3t* cor. of 13th and S™4yEp OR STOLEN—A dark-1ed cee with crooked horns, tae ends pointing inward; the bush end of the tail-cut off. Any information that will lead to her recovery will be liberally reward - ed on application at No, 285. corner 7th serene and Va. avenue, (Ialand.) ye 15 3t™ ire UP ESTRAY—-On the lith ini large GRA BORER. about 7 years old, small scar en the left si ad on, when taken’ up, & halter, The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and Ss) pie eee oc15-3t* _ cor. N. J. ave. and K st., Navy Yard. TARE, 3 UP Cat Badal On Baturday, the 10th inst,, 8 80) ORSE, which the owner can have by Pda ey He and paying chars me pire at the southwest corner of Second sua E street, of Police Magistrate WM, THOMPSON, as soon as convenient. 00 14 3t* $5 REWARD —Estrayed away from ths sub. scriber, on the Sth of Oct., a Red and White COW, with short horns; a hole bored in one of her horns. Any one returz ing the said 2% to me,No, 33 Congress street, Georgetown, D. O,, will re- ceive the above Teward. SE STANTON. Ts ‘BN AS AN BSTRAY—A likely HEIFER, about 4 Rare old; dark blood rea; no m. i The owner # requested to prove Ceres pay charges, and take her away. Call at J aMgs L. GRAYS Hay Sheds, at the mouth of Canal foot of New Jersey avenue. D. W. GARST. 0014 3t § 5 BEWARD—LO&T.—On Saturday, the 10th of October, on the road between Philadelphia and Washington, a BLACK LEATHER BUOK, witb Billa and Records, of no value to any one but theowner, By retarning such to 378 D vetrast the above reward will be given. ocl2-lw OST—Yestgrday afternoon, tae 9th instant, in 4 Georgetown, near the Market, a 8 arawberry hoan MARE; mane cat off; 8 fresh scar on right hyp; small etar in her forebead. Twenty-five aol- lara reward will be given if returned to MR. VON NESSEN’S Stables, Georgetown, D. 0610-58" $ 50 BEWABD —Was stolen from the panies of the subscriber he Dight of the 6th instant, two HORSES. one a light roan, the other a dark bey horae. The roan about 12 years of age, near 15 hands high; the bay older and somewhat tailer than the sen with a very fall mane and tai and a fast racke! Baid perros are pamed Peter Scloy and Tom Soice, I will give $15 each for the return of the horses and cy) for the arrest of the two thieves. An munication addressed hve Pog at eare of William ‘i. Wari nehrmomas, T B, Prince rge’s county, d., will be received. (Iw JOHN G. SUMMERS, $50 BEWARD—HORSE STOLEN .— Was stolen from my nre and brenght to Washing- ton, on Wedne ay. , September 3th, by a mulatto ™man named Tom Harrison, bob tail Bay Mare, about 153; hande high, and ten or twelve years old. This Mare is well-known in Washington having belonged to Mr. bby and John vei butcher, from whom t her @ year ago. Bhe ~~ brought to. Hamphrey' ble by Tom on Wednes- day, and teken away Vay f bursday. Iwill pay rd for her and $25 for th prehension of = rewal ro iniet The Mare can be vasatited Bene left 1 fice, ah alates Pow county, Ma. with, Mr, Hoo loover, oc 5-tf Ear easep— ht, from the yard of the Bear hee. 8 yeas) Banda BULL. 0 Red Cows; one of them old and the other mee: whe sire old red ai hes leat e ortion of her tail. ‘One nite tte ese’ foster, gi giving her first milk. and Whi ow ‘White Oow with rather long horns. g oeolate colored Gow. he Bull is two years old, brown or dark red,with PS spots on his body, and a white spot im his Three ot four of them had ropes on, some of the ne ropes | being of untwiated large ro: inder, or whoever will bring information to ine eer office. on to erp recovery, will be se 18-tt * “WALLAOH. PERSONAL. DRE. DAVIB’ ain Bg favor All Wars, wit ie proatiie call upon: Are Diseases of all kinds pehancitioal ye szansac. moderate No. 22, 45 opposite Post Office, 00 151m’ MApAM AHOLIAB TAKES SUBAS URE TE is ving notice to alt inquiring om Detnons, ths ea" | Bie s. now ready says ady, to ead the Bi ast, Preeeni ‘and iienersionn gas ae Capito! Hill, Washington, WO IMPOBITLO NT: 4 Forneniy ented at $3 hy Rearus Bnd gstrolosist. lsB removed No. 424 15th street north, above New york av: enue, one block from: ma Treasury Dope She was born with a natural gift. She fella the Pi ay mn irises, brine together fall: long sep: marriages; br er those nose long ve; ; cures all dents @ is y perpen, eness of future cnr or abeent Yofend' ia in Fails: Ladies 50 cents: Gentlemen $1, ohm acoB LLS PH ELPH pA iJ ORSAM Darore and d GoNPuOTIONERY fowls Facies ‘Parties, ‘4 a ly supplied with first class ese EW BUOKWHBAT FLOU! N NEW BUCK WHAT FLOUB:: i Bow Huckwheat Flour, 1 Very, white just received, 80, » Orr stal Cero and tae ee CORON BLL, corner Vermont av. and 15th st. W BUFFALO TONGUES E Have justreceived the West 500 Buffalo Toef are Bla et ead id Faerie eantomerss ey are ured an if ™: Nee SCROHBLL, - oc 14 corner rath at. and Vermont av. AXWELL’S 9. 0} ING DAY, THURSDAY. SARS Perit ggutates will find all the novelties in Fall and Win- Wrappings at our usual Todgrate pricens at Em porium of Ok. = gad Pena, eoods, B.—Cloak Exhibition Booms in ‘a te ‘be story. x 14-6¢ ert EEIN Buaek 188 M. the ladies of the Bigtiet adr fetishes constantly recei handsom: assortment of: "American MILLIN. ERY, gh her vereroem, ae, een Fenn. gyene Bonoets, Flowers. Ribbons. ma, Ben to waieh hau re: spectrally invites the f the ladies of ashington, enratte on net ry vielai 246 Penn. avenus * 0c 14-Im* Up Stairs. .,W. B. HURLBY, LATE OF NASHVILLE Dire. fakes iat ofinforming the citi Pregynt be cam sens of thle ct fession. toon. 8 a Bie areRin etteet bat Me ab in" a, AML aE RAM PITTING, ‘OMPSO. a 00., The by ety rR renders § ready to ie all work ent ‘us wil with promptuess and H dehort neds ued aie pereenst 7 smn {Guron.: Yatel: & ‘Bape ret 00 4 ut woop! ° OA Ltt vo “ W — Woscsee hoe Girl, a SIT- en to do Gans sewing ; one who is capable of eatting na nad. ftuing ladies and children’s clothes; = a private eran Ad dress W. @., at this office oc 16-2" ANTED—In a wane family, where there are o_o: her. boarders. two 'y furnished ROOME. with BOARD, for a gentleman, his wife, | child, and nurse. Address Box 10 ar office. | fizing. location and terme, and stating where an iterview may be had. ee 15-3t* WASTBD—A White GIRL fo wait on Table, at ee ieee Penn, avenue, between 17th and i8tn sts, Wanticnn else MESEENGER BOYS, at the American Telegraph offiée, 432 Pens avenue, Must come weil recommended, os 15 3t* ANTED.— I wish to sage” two first-rate SHEET-IRON WORKME: For sush I will sive two dollars and fifty cents (260) per day. Inquire immediately of O. *WOODW' RD, fee Pa, ave., bet 10th and i1th sts, Oc 15-3" ANTED—A SITUATION as **Preseri Clerk” in a Drug Store, by a young Man fally cComvetent. Recommendations as to honesty, «c., i equired, Address Drug Clerk, 1 Washing~ Ws NTED= 7 Two good | good BARBERS and HAIR DRErSERS. Good wages and steady employ- ment, Inquire at JOHN. HELBIG’S, ES jitan Shaving and Hair preening, Saloon, N: 21D hg . DeXt to the Star office oc 18 3! Boar WANTED.—A gentleman and his a. With one child, six years oid, desire Board in a Private family where are no children; they Tequire no furniture except carpets. Or to rent three 8, without board, unfurnished, oxcept as to carpets. References given and requir, Rooms above second story not desired. Ad B., through City Post Office. V JANTED—A good White COOK and a COL- ORED BOY; well recommended, Apply at $08 3 A street, between 10 and 2 0’clock, every day. W aaTaIA middle-aged White WOMAN to do the work of a family, consisting of an elder- ly man and his wife, For particulars inquire of A MOREHOUSE, No, 63 K street, corner 25th street west. 06 14-803t* Wate » —An OFFIC# BOY, from 15 to » years Must regide in the neighbor hood of the c® None need apply without good references. Ca. at the Dental Ofice, 260 zene. ave., det. 12th and 15th ats. c 14 WANTED—a Protestant GIRL to act as Xap and Seamstress. References required. ply at aso H street, between 15th and i¢th atteots, oc | B1 lw* Ww ANTED TO RENT—In a central locality, a HOUSE contsining not less tuan 8 rooms, ‘or more, furnished or unfarnished, Rent will be paid monthly Em advance for s houre that suits. Ad dress A. B,, Star office, for one week, o¢ 13-lw* was 'KD—A WOMAN to Cook, Wash and Iron. Also, Woman to Nurse and do Ohamber- work in a small aris a short distange in the country. Apply at BIBLEY & GUY'S Hardware Btore. oc 18 ANTBD— At the Intelligence Office, No. 511 ib street, near Penn avenne, SERVANTS as Gosks. Washers, and Ironers, Nurses, Waiters, and General Houseworkers, white and colored, with good references, for first clase families, Also, er alters Inquiee to day. lw* N.H. MILLER. W Sere Handsome FURNISHED HOU ae | in the west end of the city, for which ral price will be paid. Inquire at, or addr Rg ., Star office. oc 10-e06t™ TRE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO B8KOURE the services of s competent gentlemen to teach (Lis son} Bnglish, Latin, and the higher branches of Mathematies. Residence tour miles from Web, ington, Address J, D,, Box 344, Washington, D. se 2]-eo|m* ca as’T. UARTERMASTER'S ‘OFFICE,) Depot of aakinalon, 1344 North F street, Washington + October 1, 1883, TWELVE SHEKC- IBON wou NAS wanted im- mediately at the Government workshop, corner of Nineteenth and F streeta. anne the usual Gov- ernment rates, with ration included. Good and ex- perienced workmen required. None others need ve plication to be medes at once to D. B. Crist, sez lication to DWABD HABTZ. | oct-19t ink aM OB Army. Wine eee aa TO CALL at 381 F street. nent Office and get their YOKES a Ke o RSet ORT, IN: ROME Ps aNITIALS AMPED. We ha jo Silent lot of Braid Patterns ever he |, 4c. Our Machine, the only one in the ctty rill make your Pattern sad Btamp fe gods while you wait. im WANTED At the Treasury Extonsi eas NV OEP RN TERS. To good moreman, the Meh en will be thee ice of O Arehitect. se 2-tf tonnes x WN ad IMMEDIATELY Twenty OAR- PENTER! will be paid to spot workmen, rads cy others will seaorepted. s00Ch Seat te sonar ot Sovenzeoath etteat i er 0! cling Lieu! art M. GREENE of Quarterm: my 35-tt Dopastinont of Easeinetse. | eonsequence of the | 19th, same hour and HT ds sat ii feet sine on nthatreet between! tte avenue, 6ud bat perfect, a public alley. cash ; balance six, iweive, and eighteen monthe, with interesh, sodaréd: by = teed of trust on Est al esroneagoeh agitte ern a7-THE ABOY Is) PosTPON® oy a shes iL MONDAY, October McGUIKE & 00., By WM. L. waite 0b., aaeuedl” HuesHouD YUEN? TURS AT AUCTION.— On HED AT, moran en Iéth inst, at 10 ‘onse Fornite a Se: tae cenipeset ‘ins— iture of a8 Seymenr, em! Wah. Parlor Suite. Geatre Table Mirror and Mantel Ornaments foils Walnut Wardrobe teads and weet bie top Bureaus Mahogany Bidebo: Extension Dinin, Table and Obairs China, Glass. and Crockery Ware: French and Cottage Bedsteads robes. . enueene Washstands, Toilet Sets , Bhack, and Spring Mattrassee Sook ok Bore, Kitchen Furnitare, and Utensils Con o’clack TT oa mp WM. L, WALL & CO., Aucts. Bw THEABROVE SA Rae NED ON AG. count of the weather te WEDN JAY, tho lst instant, at 10 o'clock, ae ‘W.L, WALL &.00., Aucte. By W.%. WALL & ©O., Auctionsers, PFEBMPTORY SaL¥, OF VALUABLE IM. PROVED PRoreRty OX TWENTY-FOUR! STREET, BEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 48D THe OimeLa, at Acctioy.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON 104 inst., at 4 o'clock p, m., wo will at of the 1 subdivided by Isaac remises. Lot 10, Square 33, Pottack, fronting 25 feet on Twenty fourth street, by a large three-story and Basement and im ouse, containing ten rooms apd. proved Brick @ basement just fitted up fora restaurant, and-nawly painted throughou' half cash; balance in three and.six pers secur aa by ‘a-doed of trust Le ene of the parchaser; al oe pomnls ied with in five days from the dey of sels. the prope: ity: will be Fe spuapen ave dage’ notiss, at the are and cost of the defa: pur oclé st W. &. WALL & G0. Aucts. By J. 0, McGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers. prstte SALE OF A MOST BLIGIGLE BUILD- Inc Lotcnver a Decrge oF Go En the matter of the petitiom ofEraemps J. inlets, guardian of Jonn Albert snd William a lechades Anderson,and of Mary B. Anderson, guardiat Andere Bertha Anderson, minor heira of Willian erson, dece: pursuance of a decree of ithe Orphans’ Geert, of Wer ington county. in the District of Golnmbia, ified and confirmed by the Honorable Su- preme Court of said District, inthe matter of the above-named petition, the undersigned will offer for reje.at Public Auction, on the prémises,on TUES 1 the 6th day of October next, at5 0'c ock p.™m., all the ri, ht, title, interest. claim, and de moand'of the said minor. heirs in the said petition, mentioned, of. in, and to that valuable and most ciigible building Lot, situated on Ninch atreet wost, between M and N streets north, in tue Third Ward in the city of ‘Wasnin| mn, and known and distin- guished op the public wee of said city as lot nuober eighteen (18), in Square number three hundred and sixty-eight (563), containing thirty- nine ($¢). feet on Ninth street, and running back one hundred and thirty-eight (138) fest and nine (9) oe Gne-third of the | pede! money cas] and the remdne in two equal instatments, paya’ respectively in’ six and twelve months, witn ‘eo pe the deterred payments to be bya leed of trust om the let, B. J. MIDDLETON, MARY E. ANDERSON, Guar irans, ke. T.M. Buoumr, poliakes ty it Petitione: sell-daw&de . O. McGUIBE & wo... Auct. Bo THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL BE RE- #oid on October 23d, same hour snd place, in con- sequence of the non-compliance of # former par- chaser. E. J. MIDDLE’ Many" E. ANDEABON, Qnardinns, ke. ocl6-eo&dn J.0. McGUIRE & 0O.. FOR SALE AND RENT. [Fer other \ForSale and Rent,” see first page.] A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN OBTAIN THE ter part of & most desirable and ta a6 ‘setifis & 0. Aucts. Vege eee Atte ee’ Menger teh A ALUAWLE nes tt = rma o apt tlay cash; Balanoe in three and oix ont, with interest, secured by deed of Cost of conveyancing, Ayted ety rehastr. GEORGE W. OOPARAN, cutors, eci2 3,0. Mc@UIRW & CO. Aust’rs. By THOMAS LUWLING, Auctioneer, yy VALUAKEM aitD DBSTEABLE BUILD. ina LOTS in b agg be LJ 4] Ses 08 gos st Public Bo. , on FRLNGON. Get oats shee Tih, ata Sielogks fa 4 » part id Georgetown, fronting 60 fe. sates north’ ride. ~ street, tween Market Frederick back 120 feet Middie part ira) Pa fronti $0 font on on south side of Prospect detween and Fred- erick streets. and dressing back 190 fee! North part of same ot, fromti frontin side of Prospect 2 pet ou north erick streets —_ Tanning beck 3 Dack 99 feet. MME DIATELY ve Lot No. 44, ia Beat Liped Georgetown. fronting hed % Froderick street, above Bighth strese vee saat Dack a8 fe ‘Terms : One-third En osonres er dof trast ty = La Been! a Ls it ansing at the cost arene cotver se NOs, DOWLIN By THOMAS DOWLING, ani BUSTER'S “Sate” OF wiAluas R IM- PROVED Tie epee ot ATER POWER NEAR Groncsrown, 29 ets tes era deed of trust fri subscriber, 0 male the 2 et of Fane, 138. ase corded in Jaber aa as stars Svelio, kee At wu oe Bidder, on pate abet co the Rigpest Honacts Pesatrari Sok br Oaae ees a situated | between the 0) > anal and Srd the Rei) OBC FTO, wever, the eh Gd Pine xtreme careeeet ane es convey: Folio 35, oes upon reper ®; ee ir eda ae = nem the pees an orewell-as from the strona ree i pe i eabek, tid "runniag th throug! ference to the the recorda fhe t iit BY ote reel portion the o. Foundry prope: PA ill be seen that all - tions necessary for the complete enjoyment of the residue bave een 1 le. 7 7s pe aeteret warnet i Si on as Rat de al or jevelo er. these are, at he end of the ‘anal and Best river navigation and affording great facilities for sktpheet, ns seeking ment exhil $rthe 1s Trurtes, bed on the day erms: One-fourth cash ; in meet i three equal payments, to be secured by ais, twelve ve, ane sighicen months bearing interest and ad ‘on the niieoove Of trostcmsbe amie complied with in six days from the d: inclusive, will be resold upon itofthe defaulti: ing and stam: 0 te Eiratne aecheeer.) Prastee, sel0-eod&ds WLING: Auct SF THE ABOVE = = UNAVOIDABLY re till SATURDAY, Oct. 17th, same hour our and place, HUGH CAPERTON Trustes, O¢ 9,10,13,15,16 WLING, Aucts, rT BoetaE’s SALE OF A VALUA 18 MON? GORY COUNTY, MaxYLaND — ty Vil ofa ceeree of the Cirenit Court fer onto vid irt of Equity an: county, sitting as a @ cause in the said: anes dete dan Joke B tt and others Thompson and others defendants. ‘the’ a gaeteign Trustees ee wu offer at Public ri on the prem: ioc Y¥, the i7th day of Octeber next, at to 4 e farm of Hh Farm and * bie Dwelling, leased within a fe ’ walk of | denominations, sud ere ard oy ensue diate govlication, before Sor erver | ou } , ari’ ‘trees, and in 3,at 364 F street. It'will ony be rented to Heh slate of auttra and the land 9 ino vate Yamily, and Suoeen tionable references Will be reauired. fe Sex TS ‘LET—Without board, to gentlemen, Furnished ROOMS, with’ os oe mater, ate ai 12th street. TT? RBNT—A small FURNISHED HOUER.« con- venient to city cars, in Becond 424 lath st., bet. H I. ane "oe is. at* F8.. ee ad LEASE and FIXTURES of an Oyster aud Bati ase. Btend, on Pena, avanyes tet. lst and 2d, No.5: A LADY mies IN QBOsGRTOWN Has HAs two Furnished Rooms to le! fntemes, mepent board. Address M,, City Post Saices ARTIES OF THE | HIGHEST BESPEOTA- bility can have Fornatshed Rooms. with or with- out uy Beard, at corner of H and 1 wenty-first atrogt. Wa Tita irate HAND east Houstan mbes Ss as aa0 Tks, mar 30-tf yt. G and H, east side HENRY H. HELMSEN, MEROHANT TAILOR, HAB REMOVED FROM No, 503 SEVENTH STRERT, To. 394 D STRERT, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS, Next door to SHEPHERD'S BOOKSTORE. oc 10-Im* GAS PIXTUBBS. J. w. THOMPEON & G0.. 305 Pena. avenae, having refitted. oe g ae ir jachandelieg | 3 room Jargas' Tandéo jetties ries mot As CHANDELIERS and BURR south of Philadelphia, on isi *y- celebrated factory af Oor- ie and is told at thi rer’s 8 11 and bef aeices, x soar fone rig os ME. VON BORRIES has arrived fr York with a most extensive ed trom ney ment of MILLI GOO} sti ot Straw, 8H, Ninceried aha eee Bonnets, Felt Hata Siber Hats ‘Feather Flowers, Ribbons, and mi iecent selec jec~ tion of HEAD DRESSES and NET Mme. von pe is known in Aiew York asa fh milliner, and hopes to be so in. Washington by] her. low prices and her attentiond to her cus- vorore. room No. 266 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 12th and 18th streets. oc 8-2 me) FAs peous FURNISHED BOOM 5B— douse newly 294 F atrest, between 13th and léth atrect, ner eee Houre’ and Wiilards’, Beat location oc 15-3t* Best iooation SA Che ches te AMA See Fo SALE—100 acres of heavy WOOD LAND, 16 miles above Georgetown, bordering on the 5 Seeiataeg peek sling it | Betate seen, 3it ith street, next to sala | Fa BALE—-A Py mee in the firey at {r00, to toRovember, as 4 onl; 0015-3" 5 q A ORRBATE ang a Bel FOR A ee Fate shot ie Fes ar ume Hotel fer Re. d88e. r information: street, We anda eccecee it; the 6 Setcts sts x eer ae doinga busine: soid with “or: without thee Gourentie Wor further information o 7 Ulntaad’S io, “i aes fener Pare GRAVEL ROOFS! . GRAVEL ROGFS t THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO., (Successors to. J. FP. WALKER & 80N,) WASHINGTON, D. On Ap. PHILADBLPHIA, PA, MANUFACTURERS OF LAMP BLACK, . ROOFING MATERIALS, amD WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF FELT, CEMENT, AND GRAVEL RmRoorFTrs. OFFIOB—Lonisiana av Bank of Washington, WORKS—Foot of Twenty-second street west, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington, and Thir- ‘tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia. H, ©, WILSON, President. T. P, WILSON, Jr., Secretary. N. B.—FELT AND CEMENT FOR SALE, IN large and small quantities, All orders through Post Office Box 534 pune- tually attended to, ’ Bepairs to old Roofs:made promptly, All work warranted, Syrai-em* 2 | OR of Fs ronaphes 4 WwW: OAEL THE ATTRNTI arc! ) Mext door to the given FR 'UBNISHED PARLOR ‘AND mente ‘TO rt. without board, Apply at 272 F st.. See iw oan FOB RENT—Two well furnished y ial: Pais tad FOR Oates” Allston wPRE et ar 347 Vifth street, bet, and I ae Noo8: The Good Wiil and Furniture of a Houte for sale. The Rouse has t1 roema, and is well-located fen bagieraans being one square from Wiilards’ Hote! one from the Mressupy Department. ion at Noose 289. Ben street, oc ER SALE—A Monprig ed LOT Franklin’ By One quarter feet front, on cash; 80 Apply to A, 8: Re 63 eae corner of 25th. oc 1¢-e01m* Li TRING: STORE: eget Rls BALE Cra i re to let. best stand tree’! athe t. No. Sone Seventh strect (island), between Band F.. Washington, D.C. oc is. et 100 Bee LOTS FOR LBASRO ur, for atl ers, restaurants Sent House, Mmauite of 6 SR BDIM, eeeee ce Tsth and ats, Waeninaton DO Sonia OR SALB—Two ne. al BRI ty Fras titee, oge By az room each, two equater ark and Penn, ees 8 hey B a new ea gates Sead gd pquire pear |’ rest, o1 = FORBB, second door of v9th and Pans ; ESTAURANT. R fers for sale, bod raatete suit. of. a genteel ivi ‘house, ¢ftie ogt Sites and Feanarianincromee t Office coe y ee Si Wises nema arbors sind i _esbignsat ge at GREEN & WILLIAMS ‘Auctionsers. ALUABLE BUILDING oF viices AT AUCTION.—On ry ae ie a. shail re lowe alae at 4. iD, bg cane Biter son on tbe north side of I tre rane pik Nettie indi ma my : E THALE A BE oua Ancts. by THOMAS DOW /aetibiiede (ITE 3 com! 0 guilre Buick and tht of the Livery ead ‘Sale Stable. and town, DG aaa BN Baa eae gee and ind Two Buggic A ‘Sop eta stock of werk two Blaer’ awk rk ‘well in baraess, k Soles, 4 yoars san teot together in That hig Robin Also, c one cheer oc 14-6t' ‘ritbMas eee By J. C, Me@UIEB & OU, EX2CUrTOR’s 84.8 oF NTT ima UBB! atri a 4 foo my alles ene SSeS waa ta emrten tang 2% foot tier, nd T One-half cash; be remainder je i 4 months * with interest, ssoared on the premises. Lk ou LU! ocla-d ae EoUL & Cijarer ed ana Pe MMB, DEM aNd MRS, MBs, HINKLE, Birt Sd ners