Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1863, Page 3

ES LOCAL NEWS. AMUSBMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’sTuratr Manager Foraan ounces this as positively the last week of the engaze- ment of that charming actress, Miss Maggie | Mitchell. To-night, again, she will appear as in the “Pearl of Savoy,” a meiodra:ay which is said to bein all respects equal, and | in many reepects enperior, to Fanchon.” Be | that as it may, the play is certainly a most at- tractive one. and well worth seeing. CaBTERBURY.— Manager Sinn announces that he has re-engaged for a short time longer Julia Mortimer, Millie and Clara Fowler and Ernestine de Faiber. Two other great favor- ites at this—H. W. Eganand J.S. Edwards— have also been engaged. and will make their first appearance this evening. Besides the regular bill of so:.<, dance and Ethiopian ec- Centricity, the drama ot “ Dick Turpin" will be performed. a Visit of the President to the Government Printing Office. | On Saturday afternoon President Lincoin paid a visit to the Government Printing Office, and minutely inspected the workings of that | monster establishment. The employes got an inkling of the visit, and the various portions of the building were decorated with excellert taste with flags, mottoes, wreaths, evergreens, | It had been announced that the visit | &e., &e. would be made at three o'clock, aud punctual- jy at that hour the Prestdent made his appear- ance, and was received by Mr. Defrees, the Superintendent, and after spending a short | time in the office, he proceeded to inspect the ! various departments of the estab‘ishment, in | ‘company with Mr. Detrees. | He first visited the stereotyping department, | where Mr. ©. W. Murray has six persons em- | ployed; and here the Presideat examined min- utely, and with much interest, the method of | casting and preparing the platvs. This room was handsomely decorated with flags, mottoes, &e. The machine shop was next visited. In this | shop are seven hands, under the charge of Mr. | M. Lincoln, chief engineer. The repairing of the presses and machinesis done here. Amin- | iature engine about nine incites long, one inch | cylinder and two inch stroke, aitracted much attention here; and a broken-down engine, soon to be replaced by a new one from the establish- ment o1 Messrs. Gray & Noyes, of this city, was dJateled, “Like the Southern Uontederacy, near | played out,” which drew a laugh from the | resident. The President from here proceeded to the store and “ wetting’ room, where a number of boys and men are engaged in preparing the paper for the press; and as he was about to | enter this apartment the colored man whose duty it is to make rollers for the presses met | Mr. Lincotn and expressed his regrets that it | ‘was so muddy thatthe President coald net go out and see how he made rollers. The Presi- dent, noticing the diminished size of his iuter- | locutor, said, laughingly, to him that he did not look as if adapted to wade in very deep mad himtelf, aud expressed awish to see some ot bis work. The man in ashort time returned The following _Protest was subin: same g+ntiemai he undersigned enters his protest aginst | the action of Synod in entering on tacir } Burrative that the repor: of the Pr-sbytery of Baltimore was not reerived in auch time as ‘0 | be entered in the narrative, when the report | WAS received and read in Synod before !h* re- port of the narrative was adopted. He farther | eee that the repcrit of the Presbytery of aitimore could not have been sent to tie | Committee in such time as to have received ths ; Attention of said committee; if tha rule be | adopted requiring it to be sent at least oae week before the meeting of the Synod, because the Presbytery ef Baltimore met on the 13th, and the narrative was not adopted by tha Presbytery till the 14th, and, according to tha usual course of our mail arrangements, it could not have teen received so as to hive | been at least a week before the 22d. And iur- | ther, according to our book, chap. X, sec. 9, it is the duty of the Presbytery to report to the Synod which is not in existence until the Synod d by the | three Presbyteries are reprrsentad, Further, he protests, because the report of the committee, after being discussed in the aye- ning session of the Synod, was in the hands of the committee, and not acted upon until tre morning eession, and, in addition, the Synod | acknowledge the fact by saying in their report | that it would change the general aspect of the narrative, saying they have received and read it while they say they have not. ANDREW A. URoss, Washington, October 24, 1863. A committee was appointed to consider this | protesi, and they reported that the protest was wrong with regard to facts, and the report of the committee was accepted. Gn motion of Rey. Mr. Proctor, it was unan- imously Resolved, That this Synod cordially tender its thanks to the citizens of Washington aad Georgetown for their kindness and hospitality extended during our sojourn in their midst, The following resolution was offered by the Rey. Dr. Gurley: Resolved, That it be overtured to the Gencral Assembly to consider the propriety of altering the Constitution of onr Courts of Appeal. The time of the meet ng of the poxt Synod was altered from the third Thursday to the third Tuesday of October, 1561. A resoiution was offered looking to connect- ing the Baltimore Synod with that of Philadel- phia; but there being opposition, the resolution was withdrawn, and the minutes of the morn- ing session were read, and Synod adjourned sine die, Reset rains Forp’s New THEATER.—The week which to- night's performance inanzurates is announced as positively the last of Miss Maggie Mitch<1l's briliant engagement. A magnificent bil! of attraction tor each night during her now very limited stay, will be presented. This evening “The Pearl of Savoy,” which has attracted such marked attention heretofore, will be pre- sented for the Tas' time. There is prob«bly 10 piay which Miss Mitchell's ex'ensive repertoirs bresents that is more deserving of public favor. It bears the imprimer of a mister mind in its every detail, and does infinite credit to the an‘hor of « Fanchon, the Cricket” and « Li'tle Barefoot.” The superb acting of Miss Mitchell as «Maric, ’ Mr. J. T. Fannin as Launcelor,” with two fine roiler specimens. and he was questioned by Mr. Lincoln as to the materials used in their composition. “Glue and molasses, and something else.” was the reply: but he Persist-ntly Tefasrd to | tell what the -something else” was—claiming | it AS An important secret of his own. i The SS-ToOM was next visited, and pre- | ndsome appearance; the prea: 1 torty in number, of all sizes, being decor: | witn flags, &¢, many of them having wreaths | { of evergreens above them enclosing appropri ate motioes and figures, The machines were all &t work, and the girls numbering about fit- ty, at the presses, and the pre: all dressed an holiday atiire, in their places, rendered the scene extremely interesting. . The President remained some time in this room, and examined minutely the working of the various presses. Mr. John Graham is the rincipal pressman, and Mr. John McLeod | Ioreman of the job presses. After a short time spent in the drying-room, (et which Mr. L. Jardella is the superinten- ent,) Mr. Lincoln was conducied to the com- posing-room, on the second floor, in which About 150 typos” were at their cases. Innu- merable flags were displayed thronghont this room, andin a prominent place were the words, “Stand by the Flag, Liberty and Union one and inseparable; Abraham Lincoln welcome.” As soon as the President entered three cheers | were given witha will. Col. James English bas charge of this department, and is assisted | by Mr. John H. Cusniagham, while Mr. J.C. ‘Franzoni bas charge of the job work. The folding-room, in the third story, wasnow visited, and what with the one hundred and | twenty pretty girls and the decorations of the Toom, flowers, flags and mottoes tastefully ar- Tanged, it presented a decidedly pleasant sight. The girls here are employed feeding the cutting and folding machines and preparing the work forthe binders, under the direction ot Mr. J. W. Herrison, and each portion of the work ‘was explained to the President. While tho Presicent was here, work at the machines was suspen ied for a moment, and Miss Ella Lush- horn advanced with two handsome boqeets, which she presented him in the following words: «Mr. President: Permit me, on behalf of my associates, to present to you these flowers. “May tle blessings of heaven attend you, sir, and richly reward yourefforts for the resto- ration ot unity and peace to our beloved land.” The President acce) cepted the flowers, expres- se his thanks, and wished the fair donor ight get a good husband. (Laughi | ‘he bindery occupying the east endof the third story and the fourth story, in which some sixty girls and sixty men are employed, was next visited, and the work in its various stazes inspected. Here were also decorations, wreaths, &c.. and at one end of the room was the motto taken from the President’s letter to Horace Greeley, * My paramount object is to save Ge Union.” Mr. George P. Goff is in c! barge of this part of the building, assisted by Mr. Roberts. Qn the appearance of the President here he was greeted with cheers, &c., which he promptly acknowledged The entire building having now been visited, the President returned to the composing-:com, where a large crowd were assempled, and he was loudly cheered and called on for a speech. He said that be bad been caught unawares, and would only express himself gratified with the visit; thauk them for the kind manner in which he had been received, and wish them all Barpinces aud success in carrying ant the prin- ciples of their motto. « Liberty and Union.” e “« Bactse-cry of Freedom” was here sang; after which the President retired, amid the cheers of all employed in the building. This branvb es the _pablic work, under the direction of Mr. J. D. Defrees, has been in tull operation since the Jast session of Congress, the incressed business of the departments in consequerc- of the reveliion, having thrown a large amount ot work here; and atthe present time there are about six hundred persous who earn a livelihood at the Government office. ‘The mauner in which this monster establish. ment is conducted, reflects much credit apon the officers and employes. The superinten- dent is very popular with the employes, and indeed is every officer. At the present tim- the bande are ov a large amount of work from the Adjutant General's office, and other bueinéss of the War Department; and also upon work from other departments. Munch of the reserve work from the lust session of Oongress is in band, and the first report of the Commissioner of Agriculture, which is said to be tne finest and most complete report on the subject yet issued, is nearly ready for delivery. The fings, mottoes, kc, for Saturasy’s use were many ot them obtained trom the citizens ot the Fourth Ward, emeug wuuu was ims. Pecos, 2 ae wy Chrough the instramentasity of Mr. James A. Larcouibe, whe took anactive and Mr. John Raymond as «Pierrét," togeth-r with the elegant regu'ar compauy which Mr. Ford hae engaged, enhance the attractiveness ot the piece in no ineons: hle degree. filo IS Diep ix THE Cx. Abont 9¥ o'clock, Pat- roiman Cain, of the Second Ward, found aman | very dronk in B street, below Twelfth He was so drunk tbat he could not teil his name, wud so heavy that the patro'man was obliged to call bis roundsman to aid him in carrcing the unfortunate man to the station. There his name was recorded as “John Drook,” and hea was locked up in a cell forthe night. This morning the officer in charge of the station | Wen'to see that his prisoners were al! sxte, and discovered that this one had died during the night. The deceased was unknown toany on« a! the station; was appnreutly 35 or 40 years of age. and evidently a laboring man. The police notified the coroner to hold an inquest. ——>——_ RAciIs@ FROM TRE Rac Friday, as par- tes were returning trom the rices over the Eastern Branch, four parties in burwies, con- tinned ata 240 pace np 1ith streat east. Orfi cers Harrison and Beall attempted to stop them, but no attention was paid to them, aud Officer Beall caught at the horse driven by Mr.T. W. Williams, and was kno ked down and run over, but almost _miraculou-ly he es- caped serious injury. The officers arrested Williams, and took’him before Justice Cull, who fined him $5.50. pacha As Fivep.—A. Bengeraume, No. 231 G street, was fined 220 Friday evening for selling liquor to soldiers, his bar permanent! closed, and his liguors confiscated. eo. Callahan, corner 8 and 6th streets east, charged wiih the same offense, was fined the same amount on Saturday. sick Prov. Worowsxr's Music ULass.—We are sure that we do the public a kindness by in- viting their attention to the claims of this cele- brated instructor in vocal and tnstrumental music, especially as the present sezson affords the last opportanity of securiug his services. The Diohrcar expects to leave for Paris at the corclus:cn of his present course, and those who would avail themselves of his talentsand ability, should make an early visit to his rooms at the northeast corner of Eleventh and F¥ streets. —_>———_ Hovsme ror Satk.—See advertisement of three story brick house for sale, 371 F street. It will be seen that this property presents many inducements for purchasers. Br and Platea Ware now on eabibilion of SRS Dol Beacon (aoh Com mear 4 is more comple! wiised scasouatio in thalt Beene eae ST oi ie! Seer eee ARKING TO THE PUBLIC—HosrarrEa’s Bit-sn3 cauntaareines —An. peek fraud in whieh the Balng practiced here und’ {s ather ities ooitenet ‘gusta ie aire poco an ouster iter feite a: Elo vietier ‘2 bratec Stomach Bitters, the grea! remedy for Dys- Teme tects have a el gg tioto tae market Beware of bes 2! There death in the au! pee Thee fnbord iadele fue ce ie, med with aa nate « aap Gporee, Sad by theta wi e tetter €& fixe: re s eee Bote of hand Look at "the —e——_. Never roo Lats 70 La ag Alexaa- der Wolowski’s new and simprisea method for piano forte and singi! Profersor Wolowski coa- Hnuenhis Finging sad’ Pieno Classes, aad open new course on Piano and Singing, whieh wilt the last in Washington. Professor Wolowaki re- Pisa rymtateg gan afro I2 to Lo’cleck p, a., at Fesidence, Ni street, on the northeast corner of oR Lae Max's Danes Suits, Men's Business Suits. Youth's Drei its. a eee 4 by aga Yoush’s Business Swits. idrens” Dres: y ca FN: Childrens’ School Swit Noan Watkar & Co.. 388 Pen politan. Hotel Building. wonld bounce that their anpw caper C3 ter Clothing iz now ready for inepection. Tt is compryse: rtment of Gentiam y) Youth . hothite et 6 Bewést and a richest ¥ al trimming amd. orkabip. 9 study exceilance with soonomy who in fashicvable ar,icles of dress, an opportunity. is now off-red for selecti rom. the most attractive part in decorating the ro.mns. Our obligations are due to the capital watchman of the estap- lishment, Mr. Richard Kelly, for his kindness in showing us through the building. aes Baltimore Brnes. ola A Beheel Pesbyterian The Saturday ee aha of the Synod Was beld in the lecture room of Dr. Guriey’s church, and @ sermon was delivered by Rav. George P. Hays, and the Synod was cailed to order for business at about 9 o’clock. Tt. Brown cffered a resolution relative to devotional exercises by the Synod, bat the re- solution failed to pass, after considerable dis- cussion. ‘The resolution of Satarday afternoon, offered by Mr. Cross, (published in the Star of Satur- Were taken up and adopted. bar i following resolution offered by Mr. Cross, was hat we nail adopted: we hail with gladness the ap- tment ent’ of the United J Thur ‘4 a: day of thankegiving and Aa Gr erych the arcies, Past year, and espe- cially for his kindness to our aicted cc count: and that we carneatly recommend to ine people under our care that devout and thankfal re awe S5y Mr. Cross also offered the following Preamble = Sacn au aimnipiagenettn: ‘bereas Aime of Philad-iphia, 1s an annual Sead | i: 9 mac, jared and ad pubiistied by Jon the Presbyterian shproh hroaspet containing such infor: di- Ographical and statistical, as wilt enanes enable os Sud importants we pints ster | We @nd importance 2s & Wice dissemination ‘Will elevate the: pe oom standard of intelligence among Resolved, That the Sua seontes tthe chart of the churches under the care of this Synod as yynod us every way worthy of thelr Stock of ready made ch in 0 redwesd prices ing, his city, at very 609. 4m Sere eee Naw Yore Srrizs a intlemen's Cloth. ge != New an Fashionable : A large gerortmpent for Dress. an Tre Engha yk and Walkiog é beanty. grad: For fpiah an thiug «ver offered in thiecity, Wann, nmrmaxs & Oo vg aRe h and 10th wt ee ttt tell Poke Reon 7 Ge . MARRIED, the 21-1 of Septem)er tast, by Ber Gre ‘FuaNG rey CLOVE m1 Ry oF Mi . Laweach ase VAY teoli lau Pe W spatnatse! = tober 220, the Rev ay OB and Angas ' AILERON “both rats is LD, te Ry DESILVEE, late of Phila phia, died on we bsg resp : wl) take place from his ge Yesi- dence, a es Dela Tuesd-y 0 o’olook OF N. 238 an Lt is constituted, which cannot be until at least | eel, wi tke most dificult fraud to guard agai stised by ‘incipled pa bdlici Tha “who ti the genuine bot tes of "ihe fr with, the their own rer taht as fire-water. which they retail as "s Stomach Bitters, The paves fies. iw Ul be invoked on these cheat. ae ash against them acd mney are th ere ees eee perties on wi inte, — by Bru ruggists ‘and ‘aes Ser geversily every-— when, "Wholseale Agents, 'M; Bixingor & On. 997 Penn. ave. j Bromlev Mise Lorrie K ee Mee Lis IST OF LETTE: EM SINTYG: SPS post i; OFFICR. GRomNETOy . i a Octonen 24, HEA 3, Ks, BF" Parson for lettersin the foliqring Ust will plonse’ any whem they were udoenise! otherwise they may not reeeive them. am Mire $u13h sev Mrs Sophia Hommand Mrs MEONTT Tanase ne rrowaNebia — Innes Stab Jawe ON) Miss Bete’ Borers Mare Kinny Mire M. Palmer Wes Bite 2 Brown Mrs Lottie Kine Miss“ KE Poor Mra Prat: t Rice Mes gig G Betr Mra Ann M Kivg Mise J Cover Bark tie rete Bottie(e ot) Me ph Moe Hortiet | Macy Leorie SRtise Bona. Mason Lucy Underdve Miradiien | Furveit a Evie. Med thn Mae Elias ageoser Mo | MissBrigsVartin Mice heette Zipnoh Maley Mire Rridget Wiltiame Mrs gachi Mitchell MreAviel Wright re Walter Elita Weaver Muse ite BM EN'S LIST Adnms T Morte Martin John Abrahar x Win Mecuen Hear. Anderson Jar R Featosie Tho Myers Rena Alchor: Qeate Fry Jas H 1 W Ape EFV Faurerton Jos Athey Ero Plankras aes y Rn ag RicKersen t stinger Richard North ing ae + Powel! Wm BS Potter Uri ch Pene Thos A Pisces & Bromer Joha Peek Paris @ Butholic John Presby LL Bowers Jxcob Powers Thos Blont BW Green John Petorr Menry D Burress Henson Gudeon Geo R Pett: Edmon Booth Geo Harper Sem L Palmer Char'ie Burgess G Hackett M A Ryiand Jno H Br dt AH Hervey Jos Rider GHC Bourke Aurasty Hanty John Sonith Thos Bhnese Wm Heard Johr Squres Richard Corkett John * Heerr@tner Henry SenerSacih @ Croper James Johne n Joe Sewell Jno T er Ine W Inmecon 8 A-® yb pg Orin L Kleeberg Mr vaRanl BE Knowles Leon Carus ew" S-rriner Joho Smith Jeremiah Seyf-rt Fenry Segnraon C Candier Wm M Caritte Geo E Coakgle Geo ot G Tinton Harry Vin B irk pH Duffey Tei Wileou Sam! P Dennugh Word Simt MD Wiird Robt Williams Nat Wallice Rev Jas Levy David 7 Walter tne MeParland Wm Warwick Geo Martin WS we en re Denn Adolphus? © Macisrty Micht Brena Thos Milter 4 K ¥. orn i nd (driage EgeeCH Morris Ine F smreet Er'en Benj More Jeremiah merman Prank HENRY ADDISON PM BALIM PAKTFIKS. &&. Fos GRAND Bali OF THE ONIT JOURN BE) MEN PLT MBERS” AND GAR BIE TEBS AS-OCTATION wlita-e Oud Fellows Hall 7th street. on T LAY. November 5:!\, 53 Particnlars' ina: tore adverti ement tha Committer Noves —T © Quan areq rated ta m a7 o'clock, at the Persoverance Bne'ne @ =i bout fail” oF 24 3 a THE M. B.A. nee at TRE SIXT MO NU ES SoOrREE e THE MERRY anata A ILE Be GI TEMP; RAT HA Or MONDAY Nock ronn & "hes, Fatt oiarain fntura aitvertisement. Pitt pos tan BROTHERHOOD. TOR FOURTH GRAND BALL Or THE TH ERHOO will teke piace 4: TEMPERANCE HALL, D BRO op MONDAY, October 26th instant. Thecommittes pledg- themselves to make this Ball agreea’! to ali who participate. Tickets #3, admitting a gentleman and ladies, to be had of the committee and at the door, Ezecu:ive Commitee. James Laciey T V Noonan, Dennis Caliaban, Jas. Regan, Daricl€rady. Jeremiah D. O'Connell, Themes Duffy. eed Lis: ANB FOUND. $5. BEWARD.—Lost or penen om the Mth inst , vi BLACK HORSE bout 10 erove ae be given if re- Tataed to ‘o the Baltimore Livery Btables coraer ie 14th STRARED. OR STOLEN Taster. s as small scrol HUESE wagteken from Geo. Lo: a fugitir from justice. Tae animal is eseured 6: OF, ‘the police, end the owner ts réquested toocome orward, Pree Bogie fo bap cacao ‘and ‘exe! way. tec ~ 4 vourta Ward Station, aK P STRAY—On th Dark -brov: TE OBBETs left Bind foot waite, wiih 4 huaaie aa ro! pro} ‘aud crake hi. penses, No. ws pane ebchabed —Strayed or stolen from $20. sto street. bet I and 3; 00@ Bad was white an ry ie M |, One yer ol yaid om their retu: 0056 St* . BiCa, 289 a avenue STRAYED OB STOLEN — The Mane KATS, mane cropped, pelonging to, 5 to Bae fi y. Wiget, rest Devwean vin p Ste.» SETA 4 was Ly snd 5 o'clock» m, Sho was st Seta ete and tied at Senator Dou 7 J venue, between I snd orwilt ‘be liberally rewarde 1. Pr RYW22D —Lost, @ liver cotor ee ‘white. $5 sorted Setr ER Th aivi at Ve Bet Eis os ree mh ots. at, Dei ME TO TAH SUBEORIBRR Om the more a ifs iT, ‘whlch ths owner oem he naw noo oor me Seam URE Rassiree 24-$t> Bridge, a day, a = from wth r ee fee GOLD watca att he Bader will be iberaite at the residence of the wad renee Siaone Aa: Sth instant, from the be ofthe ea 7,on lith street, bet. G and H, two HORSBS: one Bay, about 9 ycare ld, Darefoct; Sat iver & sorrel re x7 will be paid returned to 'W, 8. TURNER, 1th st., bet @ aod B. 0c 29 st" 0 iT Li —At She x Bastern brave, Logo SOs a att bio; and s ry ine oe gat ia Baie on ed one meaiger or Bor aft bios 8 Oue or a! Black ree and one forrel, seth eh or yellot teil. A-suitabie and generous reward will be paid by y tbe owner at Bbbitt House, ae opeRr, B, LEWIA & CO., Auctioneers. Nisei TBA © ae Leet ‘Hazpeas Bens, 6 ooh Se eee tar $ Horses 2 2 Borie Wewe Wagons, with covers, al! ip first-rate Wil) boas’ chang) sa the 0 is going West. Inuatre ow eR tawina Co iedneee 0c St Warne arrest, bet G ant 4 OS ial OTE ! Stents: PE Up band. « wupertor lot of vies, OsSRT AG Hy Ry beg | Seti FRPaRtS wages. . eH anal aa maker, oe 24-31” ik © atreet and '$ nd u hd ld SamMiLy oemior FOB 34LB plate ¢. se Tiebs rravistes See oa je Cor 7 ie Ccllent order, cost @8:5, and will ox! Se jow, as it + osanyg Pas eet & rer for an: erotlemen Aichmur Lath 2 dee ae, ps Calle IOGN pares. Seeron CtOr: 4 Or th ae Ps, av between si and Cis) Pict Pasa vanatib ae Wake Bv0Ms. ce OOM. axD 3 a bave the most edtcate a dune |ES for cash. we are nae men's :° er r | ter. thet it mmy firet be neem and prov | Dus bug ‘This in certainly fair Aye are OP age. to ate touplers snd dg tres, Toqtire wt Rot: esh- t Cal ANTED WwW tere at and Pe 1. UsTioN WF Nee Wagon Addrens tor. Do. T wo JOT RNEYWEN RARRERS WaNTED—At No, 136 Bridge strest. Georgetows. Weges 83 bc reek, includiag hoard aaa rex, w ED—By syouss Driva Stare or «WML, Btac vitize, . BONTTZ. isis tenstiAti ere 19 men CIGAR MAKERS Apply ath Breas? Ciger Store, next to the curner af 11ub street aad the Averus oc % St* Tisaoed DAD SOSEES. with rei te on ae at f ENGAGING IW A, Bust y 8 hindeome prof Gord ne having only raat te ind an Oxcalibat'opar uity Tequire se the Bier office. 08 2+-3! WanrteD IMMEDIATELY—a fire ¢iass COOK either male vet female (colored MAN i Kitchen, the bighert wages Young MAN ag Waiter: Apply at ay at tet Dano es Middle-aged WOMAN as se a GIRL, from 14 to 18, to Wi colored diate ferred; mest come weil réomme ty tween ‘the Bours of 11 and 12 a, in., et 416 @ st., betweer 8th and 9th, first house ‘from 9.h, oom St BY oY WANTED—Living in or near tha First re Arpy al the Wothing yore: No ue Seeds etween 19th and 201 ta, Wash ANTED—A WOMAN to do ‘he Hons-work Ls 8 svo:lt family; to one that oan come wef! pded high ‘wages will be «iven | Gail at No 29 covth @ street, Capitol Hill, an for JGHN HITZ ees ee Wis ANTED — Three or four Daa ae Isa a ROOMS, in the city or Georg yicinity of tie Capitol preferred. Add-ons fame Gsately, stating terme and loeation, L py cast iter pt of a W recommen ofee WwW ANTED—A Small HOUSS. House, euitable for a small, quiet ally. io any revpec’ahle section of Washington or Geerge- Chen Ps sae Box 357 Washingtoa Post Office, ce M4 3t* W AD TED TO RENT_A nice roratsied Hous, suitable for a noarding-house at the Star office, or cal ora W ANTED TO LEASE—Coraer STOR: seed neig® borbood ard retaii grocery; or wow. zed for the same purpose, Direst Btore, al, corner 13 and Penn. avenue. 500 4GRNTR WANi#0—MI83 M FFA 2 vould cail the attention of the so‘diers and others to the discovery of an a: in:p-rtanca to hes!th, com‘ort and p Bas ne-* 160 agents at home and in th pg over 20 dotlarg a monte to be uo fail Prcuars by weil. Address MIBS ELIZA C. MOFPAT. ‘with ae to pay return postasr,) Box 3984, New Jere sity VAAN: EVA WAEKDBOOM 8 STEW AR * be ao experienced man; good wi App y immediaiely on board. the U's. ate £u aw. Warhingtos Navy Yard. 2¢ 23 eost* Ww D IMMEDIATBLY—A 28 Journey- BARBRA. Apply at 479 Seventh street, bet Dard EB. ee 23-3t” ae, Swhintagton Re ANTED—By an American Women, e S10 A- 23GN, in a private family. to @ care of one cr two enilaren, and bas no ob- J-ctiv to goa short disinace in the country; zood Tet rencer given. Address Box No. 2, Star office, colw : Te HOUSEHOL OERS.—We have the names of .tumgrous applicants for all kinds of bouses registered on our books. Persons having Dwelling or Store Houses of soy description can, by calling atthe keai Estate Agency, find, free of charge, the the very best of temanta, who will pay the highe.t rents and caek bonus, end give the best security, Apply to PECARF, GOGSWELL & JACKKON, Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Brokers, cor. of 7th and Fe W ANTS) TION, ina avd Chambermaid. TOA WarTsp a MARRIED MAN to sake charge |. To one competent s good eaance will be omrered. Inquire. No. a3) Eisventts st 0 22-61 DauBy. Ww ANTED —A gentleman wants tareat a me dium-siz:d a, eam torsably farnishea (athens board), ina none with few 6, OF D a private femily OF bbs, ae, and between Isth and 3ist streets, Addters O. 8° K . office of Evening Star. 07 22-4t* A YOUNG LADY OF EX SRIBNCS WIsHEs @ Situation ine mix ee ¥ whore she fed em joyment in tog. is well to thas Referen: de- sired. Address Miss 4NNA semneas office, oc 2-lw™ Wanzar Aa ORFIDR «1 aos —— sclan > 6 Feforences, Onli at the Dental ee St a eva., det. 12th and 13th ata. hood ut the officn. Monet TT RE BuRsc BUSSORIEER Lt ane, aoae cor} nent os ane sont bare anhiee he thematt yarece flour miles from Box 384, Washington, TALS Stat Sepcutatactt dak ace be cetty, will I minke your Patera and Stamp Ooms in th pA your goods sehile a sowwe colim ANTED—At the W wibbhatame To eat w: ‘will be the office of so 2-tf tc ANTED IMMEDI FRRTARS. Departmen' r my 26-tt Waren sow - HAND Fue Bopecturalanine alee we Sie | 3 B. BU mar 30-tf H. east side JOHN FOX, WiLbiaM PiTcH, "1, G. HIME, FITOH, HINE & FOX, ATTORNEYS aT Law, Brat Bstavs, O1arm asp Patext AGEXTs, Corner Seventh and F Streets, (opposite Post Offics,) . Wasninaror Oi7x, D. O. = N.B. Co: foralltbe States, O02 Im* JOS R. THOMPSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, CORNEZE OF HIGHTH AND B STREETS, OPPOSITE THE SOUTH yRoNY GenmbiL POST OFFIOR DSPARTMaNT, — WILL OPEN ON pat te CLOTHS. 615 _ Byimvites hi friends and i pubic tagivartim D®*¥ 600 PB ye eo pan Having a large stock of Goods on hand before the recent great aivanes, we shall continue to sql) them witbout regatd to preasnt prices, suck as— CALICOES, be hele at 8, MRBTROR, ALPAGAB, OLOAKS. BA Wit. CARPETS, OILOLO' byt Also, a large stock of BOOTS, SHORE, BRADY. MADE OLOTHING, HATS, OAPS, TRUNKS, VALICES, &o, AtNo, 121 Penn sresuc. Give usacall. @EO. J. JOHNSON & CO., corner sith street and Pa. avenue. : Oc 22-3t* x Jer ‘oy Guickens, geese Pheasants, and every of the AUCTION SALES. By WM. L. WAUL & CO., Auctioneers. = * At the Horse Bazaar, m9 sowth side T on istana avenue, Ninth and Tenth sree A®i paore BP 30 HORSES. W111, ate uate tatcock. (Taeader) MABNI st the B- se: WML, WALE & OO, Aucte poate wile MARSHALL. A Tr G Tox “0. WEUNBADAY, Osrote etionter. Sods at avs. . Flour. &t; Hg bee ease wd ra, By ard, Butter, Gites, Front, gvonss 600, Liquors, W: te rrels Pave Wii Vor, Be Bottles, &e,. Biler Piper, ‘ards, Bucpeuders ke, &e. With a Lot ct Odds and Ao a tof 6 bd Daenty, clesaing ae Terms cash, oce re ‘ed Basf, WM, MARSHALL, Auct_ By J 0. MoGUIB' watt parOk, HOUS! neers, pe LOT ON MARY ad af Frenn Oa Oat Bathe enn reek in Equare No ry enue. between 434 824 6th h streets, and runai ine aah rc 45 feet to ‘bck Balding aud end improv iby 8 s rO~ ick Dduilt and garret, present ssa bak omen a7, 8. ‘oand It i, — on gives 2’ November Wth. ean: ome shied in hema 2 ; the remaingor in six deed of rust on the pre mie ee Conveyancing at Be got of the oo isd 3.0 Ba 2°60. accy're, ot, THE ABCYVE BALE IB ata of Ss, Baum 1s rauasoa® an TERN sh. same hour SU MOU TEES Boe a acts aoa O. McGUIRE & ©O.. Auctioneers. TREStTEEs coed fe TALUABLE LOT OW SETS AVENUE NAR Forte! stazst —On FRIDAY AFTBANOON, Neve user ete, atdo’clock, on thi 2 by virtue ofa dee@.of trust, dated Ji 1857, and duly re- corded ia ¥ in Liver J: 3.4.8. BN Wo, te 342, folios 199, ee and of ‘<cords in county, D.O., 1 shrill sell Lot No. 1 in Soha Demee ‘mubdi: of Equare No. 213, fronting 100 feet 6 inches on are harotta avente nd sae test Lt agence om ee ranp. ® point on Circle in Fourteenth strew me ” . Terms: Cash. (the te lied with i in five daze after “a rver the right to re sel cost of the. "defaulting purchaser notice in the Evening Star. Cost of ccnveyancin: sobs paid pid by the the mesobawe, Trustee. ocseodkds J.0. MoGUIENE 00" Ancts. Br GREBN & WILLIAMS. Auczioneni V ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY 0 IsLaxp aT AvcCTION.—On FRIDAY, Oct sa at 4 o'clock p. m_, we will sell, on the premises, part of Lot 2, Ta Square 545, fronting 18 feet on ‘st south, between «3; and 3d streets, on the Island, aoe running back 190 feet to & ten foot alley; to- her witn all the improvements thereon, cou- Ft ing of a good two patory Frame House, contatn- ing four rooms. Pot B will bi i - ing fo Tite nding wi 8 given immedi Terms Cash. com GREEN & WILLLAMB, Aucta, a7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UN- a WEDHBEDAY, th inst., name hour and piace "GREEN = agra Aucts MoGUIR! tpauction SAE paiva PBOPER' 4 “THs CORNAR OF TRGINIA AVENUE AND as STREET FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 2th, at ra iene, C. ‘0 Square No. si7, N7 feet 8 inches on Virginia je cc ner of 6th street east, and Lot 20, fronting on 6th street and adjoinii ing an entire front on Bixth etree! \ inches. improved in the centre bys smug Brick ream: and a Frame Building remainder in si: with interest, 0° N THR on the premises, we shail sell subdiviai ‘ion A. and D, of original Lot No. 1.i rropting together avenue at th: Aner. EB & O0.. Aucts. By J.C MoGULES & OO. Aucti E/XzCU Ton's saLe OF HARN BGs, MU MULES, Oxen, Cows, Faeming OHS ING Ose pth eee, &o. &0.—On Tapa AY MO) ENING,'0 he late Thoman Oarberry Bat ‘he Soyenti th atee ofthe omen Oar’ ore si ter the ait cit: ssll— “¢ miles from ty. Hard an fort Weed, cut and a ) cords About 1 100 cores: Felled Trees 4 Horses, 3 Mules, 2 Yoke ¢ Oxen, 4 Cows Lot of Fermin Urensit sils, Wagons Cultivators. Ploughs. Harness, &c., Corn Pee, in the field Lot of Cabbage, Potatoes, &c. A aman tot of Househofi 38a Kitchen Paraitare, Terme cash. OHARD LAY, Brecutor. _ocz i MOGUERE & UO. Aue: ByJ oO se TRE & 0O.. Aucti F mahin D: AND BUSINBs SEaND AVY Y4RD aT AvoTion.—O: Day AT EBROON ‘Oetober 37 Potated fore Dusivere stand’ and contains eight roomé with a gocd cellar. Qenvevancing at Sarckatere cost. cis * J.C. Mc@UIBB & CO FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “ForSale and Rent,” sce first page.} | ey bated a private amily faroistied BOO! Istreet, Between ¢ ata ond 7b, neath ct Bient to the city cars. Foe RENT—That large BRIOK Paine and ‘Furaltars italy ‘containing 10 pews No. 36 avenue, Y two jo. 495 sale at sre genes Gall pay ‘OB SALE.—Two Three-story ag soya «iD tgth 5: atte ofa. We LOTS ing, Inquire of G. A. W. BAN corner and D. TS er Front _BasEMENT BOOM, — wi h the street ; suitable tora Paymaster ; street in the ediate rioed ots gi ecent oon For ete diesen & ts pe Sy SALB~A BRSTAU RANT, No. 369 Dae of eee oe ssryers pear sony (rages inning January ity e Niee Te Toquire the prewinen; ASHINGTON THRATEE. ‘The Washington Theater will be for rans 0 at lense. Applicat jon must be ° EEwis:6 tothe ne PTO partes rr, 34" eae D.C. ‘D 7OR TR Who: 08 Sixth street, betwees Head I. LEASE of a large te sing Band, on Penn, Srenke, bebe tet | 5O Fan BR RENT—The main yart of « HOUSE, with & Faas Geightiuniy gituated. in Georg repcer given and required. Apprett ms a omen. FOR A FORTONS. — For sa! a4 rr i! and Fixtures of ae es at Office in t kind of dot usinews in ¢ s sureheee Be ee ae eee th x: sha it ii tree a, absve the orthers oe VV. U ARB OF GROUND sAaLs. Myo oder foe aie tha ‘t well-losuted Square of Ground known ss Bquare are 83.7 73! Zounded by and 4th streets east and “h atroots north, containing about 10, square Shes of grouni ; i ¥ a iL _dwel/ing in the center: with Ane well of wate: ing, &c. The grounds have 3 ot Gas parpene XS some Beer Garden or smell farm, icin very fr J wok Pitas a as ete rare K seosth pas ol eh alt Se ‘The NITURB and LEASE of F on PaL es sty Penn. avenue, aire 9th and wag up stairs, a 6 premises. 00.33-5t" iD AND Gommovioua W boat ti coed Vront yaereast | frewtag ri a HP aa ano! St Neen tie saute oy ar te 264 lgption spect douse i= oorenes feat ord orders os __ by 3.0. MoGUIRG & OO, Ppt BLIC BALB Re TNE efore ths salto » 3B. MSGUIRE & 00., Aucts. y J. FRB & OO. Auctionesrs. ALDsOME SCILDING Lor meth : arthur ON Os BLal neha ees pelt ah Cee as at sftsow's Frcmting 3 fest of et See art dan aad 2D streete south, an pom feot'toe Infootelic - ze ‘Terme: One-third in eash ; the an twelve months. wi hin interest, Of trast on the premiee a. Comveyazove at purchasers _ocal J.C. MoGtrae& 00. Ancts. By GREEN & WILLI Ams, Aactioneers RUSTEE’S 8. v. T wise ofa s tendret re oes day of jer in ele pra deed ton, fo ea ong ob ceasae tr x} thi of and al est secured ami offer at Public Bele, ce vo adeshaces mma d&de mS & WILLLABSY haces — y J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00. 69% "BUDDING LOTS aT PUBL: MONDAY AFTBRNOOW October 26th, at Sovelock. on the promine, We shall sail the a wacle of Fquare No. 19, su! elded into sixty-nine dost. rable Boliding te ss 1 running back eco This Sanare is well tnt in ist gait of the Aucts. Ridge north a rena "s Houre. 2 bound- ee a west and eae Batreets Terms Siceeted Gee six, twelve, and teantr fe oe meats, et, wilt Tatar atareat secured deed of st oat yo veal costs Of conveyances to be pala: = ‘the pur- coos J. 0. MeGUIRG & O0.. Auct’rs By J. OC, McGUIRE & 00. Auctioneers. NING, October 2th, at 10 o% tee Eee Tite borsitere ost Bic nena Rosewood Beven, Octare 6 Plato 1 Forte, by Rosen- Buite, G Bs gees Bore Parlor Ferataxe, finished reen and Gold Brocate!. com ing three Kotes, dive Arm and four ner dor Biatlng wits me immer Cov Bosewood Marble-too Oentre and Sof. Tables Biegaat Br Bronse and Gilt Mantel Olock. with Glass Rich Chinese Vases, Mantel Ornaments Marble Bust, (Dante: ) Marble Figures and Groups Bronze, Bohemian Glass, China and Lava Oras- men’ Onoieg! On Painti. geand Bngravings throughout Henwous Be Btegere, Tapestry and Embroidered Velvet, B: in, and Ingraii A Sag Fea r, 0 rrai rails Carpets Walnut Hall Set. Stair sand Eyes Walnut Carved Marbi: eboard Excellent Walnut Dining wegsies Upholstred Back and Beat wich Moauet wueceree, French China Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Silver-p.ated Castors, Waiters, Egg Stand, sod GutGlaseoantar. stone hg Wines,and Tumblers Beclining and Chairs, Foot Btools sad Mee }, Dressing Be- Superior Ouried Har sod Hak 00, Bot- ir store ailows, Blaniets, Spreads, Comforts. Follett Bats a iadow Gurtains Stoves, Refrl gator ube and Buckets Together wit at assortment’: of Kitchen Requisit te Terms cos z.0. MeGCIRE & OO.. Aucts. ., Auctioneers, (arising ito rgpagco at AscrION t,at ba Eee ‘we will sell at ‘Bite and Yellow Sager, Molaszes, and Sirap and Castile Soap Wine WM L. WALL & 00 By K.P. PAGE, zi rubies I font of ms anetion on bee ber 27th, at one o’ — aj The above goodeare Tow Poe eee, ané will be sold ioe yieaget reserve to clo se consignments, oc &. 2. PAGE, Auct. ae:G Py oanan eT & cereue es BRTWEBS NORTH ¥, mt TURBDAY, the 27th 1a¥ mat, we shall soll tert toner an te settee, feck” F. gubdl tae 3 as Feast ae ni Le Po ton deed Miten a ands oew-3t GEBBN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. Piano, HOUBSHOLO “0 max. Errsczs or a Reesas Fi PaMILy DECLIi Rove ata at SS! py ates og ene. al ty Hail, hang ee jf hie oF Perlor Suit.s. ‘onuating of Toke T Sofa, thon Obaira, fa Teen wef ton, Sonats ches; —Aeewry a fae raced Sao tae Batol Gile:oth-ané Olicloth on the stafr landings Stair Car; peti aan wiatiees: Mabogan: and Washstands Si hretch sod Yon Balsa Garied Fees and Shuct Mattresses ‘oil ta, O} es Press roves K er en a paras W. b, WALL & 00 .&. GUT 3. &. Mo@U. ee ots. @ Lots On Rit be See on the we stall soll jaull Lot 0; fa Susere Re; bith etreets north, and ruaning O8 in G a Vv kG a Fave ia es fae chase!