Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1863, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s TuxzaTER.— Maggie Mite! hell willap- pear to-night for the only time as «Narra. mattah,” in the beantiful dramatic romance, «:Wep! of the Wish-ton-Wish.” Mr. J.T. Fanain will appear as “ Major Ginger,” and Mr. C. B. Bishop as “Skunk.” The evening's catertainment will conclude with “ Margot, the Poultry Deater,” and there is thus offered oer et the most attractive double bills of the sei CaNTErcrry. —Manager Sinn not only pro- duces nightly at his popular resort, the best class of concert nall entertainments, but the drama is not forgotten. To-night, therefore, not only will Julia Deas: Millie and Clara Fowler, H. W. , J. S. Edwards, and the rest of ‘the. comp ay. appear in song, dance, rama of and Ethiopian eccentricity, but the di «Dick Turpin” will also be performed. Farr.—The Fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, by the ladies of St. Patrick's parish church, is being continued this week yet. The Fair is one of the most delightful that has been held in this hall for a long while. +22 THE TROTTING YESTERDAY. —Setee Sig nat The National Course in Full Feather. es Butler Wins. ae aleege—te; Eyerybody—that is to say everybody who could muster horse, vehicle, or walking shoes —was headed about 1 o'clock yesterday p. m., in the direction of the Navy Yard Bridge and the National Course; and at two o'clock, the hour for the trot, there were probably four or five thousand people on the ground. The ten (Or More) acres of carriages clustered within the course were decidedly brilliant with colors, the prevailing fall fashion of red with the ladies serving to make a suiflicient relief to the more sombre costume of such of their attendant cavaliers as were not of the military persuasion, Bright button-dom and shoulder strap-dom was, however, sufficiently represented to make another smart ingredient in the display; and the rank and file of the army, alse, (from theneigh- | boring military posts) lined the plankenclosure | for a considerable distance. The grand stand and the ladies’ stand were-all alive with spec- tators, also as was every point of vantage ground commanding the course. The assemblage was notable in the main for its respectability, a feature quickly remarked | by those who have witnessed similar affairs in the vicinity of great commercial cities, where the sharper and rowdy element is generally largely in the ascendant. We noticed here yesterday the Secretary of the Interior, Judge Hughes, Judge Peck, Mr. Chittenden, Register of the Treasury, hand- some Mr. Hay, the President’s private secre- tary, Mr. Keshon, proprietor of the “ Fashion Course,” Marshal Lamon and his genial brother, Hon. Robert Lamon, Mayor Wallach, and most of our city’s notabilities; General Slough, Military Governor of Alexandria: Captain Potts, of the Metropolitan; Dr. Mehat- fey; Captain Hartz, Quartermaster’s Depart- | ment; Captain West, of the Capitol Extension; Marshal Brown, Mr. Boteler, Mr. Van Ris- wick, and numbers of others, who like a good ho:se, and know one when they see it. Mr. Moffatt, the proprietor of the course, pre- Sided at the seat of customs, supported by Col. Dennis, that prince of good fellows, as his ‘¢right bower.” We were glad to see from the indications yesterday that Mr. Moffatt is in a way to get some returns tor his big outlay; one, we may add, that none but “ man of nerve and great enterprise would dare risk in such a venturous undertaking. The course (one mile in length) was in fine condition yesterday. It is nearly level, witha scarcely perceptible rise in the turn of the home- stretch; and when the ground is compacted, as it will be by another season, will, in the opin- ion of good judges, be equal, if not superior, to any of the celebrated northern courses. Nu- merous stands, horse-stalls and buildings, in addition to those already erected, are now being built, and a large outlay is being expended in this direction. The site, on a fine open plateau, approached by 3 route through some of the most picturesque scenery in the vicinity of the National Me- tropolis, cannot be surpassed, and especially in view of its convenience of access from the city. faith in the bay at this junctufe, and conse- quently no little betting. The horses started off superbly, neck and neck, and until the half stretch was reached they 1roze to each other as affectionately as ig in double team, instead of, as in fact, straining every muscle for advantage in separate wagons. Here occurred a beautiful struggle.. Butler, after a way he has, suddenly lurched ahead of his persevering adversary; but the latter, as it Propelled by a similar big impetus. shot along- side of the black, and thus they wert it, nip and tuck, Prince on the inside, until oa the in advance, but was unable to shake off his inch, until near the stand, when Butler made a desperate dash for the honors and the green- backs, and passed the post a neck ahead. Time, 2.2 29 honor, the caged greenbacks were lowered, and the driver of Butler. drew them from their re- ceptacle and crammed them into his pocket with a nonchalant air of being used to such things, pleasant to contemplate, especially by those who betted on the t’other horse, SUMMARY. Butler. al Ay 23.4 Prince. 3.92 12 “Belle of Hartford 3 with. 0 Time, 2.343, — vy. Following upon the race wasa vely time getting home. It was a work of time tor the enclosure to diegorge its acres of carriages and equestrians, and it was noeasy job for the road to the city to accommodate the sudden rush of travel. Itwasa sight to see that sweep of road down by Foxtown, and so on across the bridge and up through the Sixth Ward occupied in dense procession, and thousands waiting with more or less patience in carriages and on horse- back for their turn to move. We saw one young lady in an open barouche, wearing a suger-loaf (truncated) beaver ot the fall style standing on the seat and making an eager sur- vey of the crowd in quest of a delinquent cus- tomer on her betting books. He had skedaddled ~“aperiently.” On the way home, vehicles were required, by sentries posted, to keep strictly to the right, a necesary precaution in view of the droves of led horses (Government) encountered, and Government wagons, &c.; and at the best there were not a few entanglements, and some dam- hore stretch, when Butler made another push | dangerous opponent, who crept up, inch py | | ber of which license must be painted in bisck The black was now driven up to the post of | ‘Teo the Pablhic. ~ Deraneemaes eg Ey Mztrorotitay SES si +t lam so frequently ea called upon b: who require information as d'upon by Derk laws in Ay communi soculetiax, Hacks, snd fapoeereruent com: its made to me cle a impositions practiced by hackmen, that I thought it best to prepare an abstract of the FE wil be fo this subject as it at present stands. It will be found that ampie provision is msde for protection to citizens and strangers, and ist nothing is needed but an observance of the AW and a strict enforcement of its penalties, to pat an end toall complaints. Bat it must be re- membered that hackmen have their ait cghts, and that when they demand no more then their | due, should in no instance be refused. it. Hoe pepis a be ? reimg accommodated and ‘he men have less cause of complain: is | advice is remembered. ea All persons running hacks must first obtain | 2 licenseso todo from the corporation, the num- figures two inches in length On the front and side of each lamp attached to the Hack, and it the hack has no lamps, suitable figures shill be conspicuously painted or securely fasten:d on the centre of each side of the driver's box. Hackney carriages, when unemployed, shall stand lengthwiee the street or avenue upo2 eome regular hack stand, and if in front of any building, fifteen feet from the curb line, and shail not obstruct crossings. Drivers are re- quired to be in the immediate vicinity of thar vehicles, where they can have full control over their horses and lines, thatis tosay, with- in five feet of the curb line; must wear on their right breast a hike number as their licen, made of metal not less than one and a half by two inches in size; and mnst conduct them- selves £0 as not to distarb or annoy any person or persons Hackmen refusing to carry passengers at legal rates, or demanding or receiving more than those rater, or taking up another en ger hen hree seats are Kae ag Da expo the consent of persons occupyin; liable to a fine. roe aa If any owner or driver of a Hack, when applied to by a passenger, refuses to take him upon the plea that he is engaged, he must, upon being requested, give the rame and resi- dence of the person engaging him; and if he refute, or if upon inquiry it turns out that he has made a false statement concerning such engagement, he shall be liable to a fine. If a hackman overcharge a person who has not resided twelve months in the city, or refuse to ca) such person, he shall forfeit and pay double the penalty imposed by law. 4il regulations apply to Sleighs, and in all instances the owner of the Hack is liable for the acts of the driver. RATES. For cach psseenner any distance not over one mile and a half........ sence One and a half, and not exceeding three niles... 2.5. ccsssccecescccecoose 25 cents SD cenis age to ambitious buggies risking a collision with heavier vehicles. We hear that a match will take place this aiternoon at the National Course, between Mr- Williams’ horse “Tom McClellen,” and John Henesley’s mare «Mary Washington,” tor a purse of $200. Next week comes the great running races, when five purses will be run for, by some of the first horses in America, among them Idle- wild, Panic, Thunder, Blackbird, Jonn Mor- gan, &c., &e. On Saturday, November 7, the wind-up will be in a grand race at four-mile heats, in which Thunder, Blackbird and either Panic or Idle- wild will appear. The three-year-old stakes will not be run for, as so many of the good colts and fillies entered in these stakes haye met with mishaps which caused them to let up in their work or put out of training. gS Orruans’ Court, J udye Purcell.—Yesterday, the will of Michael H. Cofirad, deceased, of Georgetown, which bequeaths hts estate to hia relatives, and nominates Alex Beall as execu- tor, was filed for probate. The will of the late Aloysia Graham was admitted to probate. M. Julia Barrett and E. B. Barrett obtained letters of administration on the estate of the late James A. Hastings. Mrs. Mary Ann Grimes was Pppointed guar. dian to the , oe shan of Thomas Letters of administration were granted to James ©. McGuire on the personal estate of Mrs. James Deakins. The final account of the surviving executor of the late John McClelland was passed. Se Forp's New THEATER.—This evening, the beautiful adaptation from Cooper’s celebrated composition entitled «The Wept of the Wish- fon. Wis ish,” 18 to be presented at this first-class theater. In addition to the dramatic romance, the sparkling comedy entitled “ Margot, the Poultry Dealer,’ is to be given. These two excellent pieces, each with an admirable cast of characters, cannot fail to attract a large share of public attention. It should be taken into consideration that but three more nights of THE TROTTING. At2 p.m. astroke upon the bell gave notice for the production of the horses;and the three contestants for the $1,0°0 purse (that swung invitingly in its wire cage over the track in front of the judges’ stand) made their appear- ance. The three horses are all from the North, and are of celebrity there, viz: Butler,” a black gelding; “Prince,” a bay gelding; « Hartford Belle,” a bay mare. The borse “Butler” we should say, is better known elsewhere as “General Butler,” but, as ‘was shown the other day on the course in the case of another horse named for a General of note, there is some incenvyenience attending such military titles for horses om a race course where soldiers form a considerable element in the audience, as they seem inclined to insist thata horse so named shal! win “anyhow.” Accordingly sli military titles (for horses) are tabooed on the course and the General Butler ran as plain “Butler” yesterday. Butler was, however, the favorite in the betting from the start, and the result showed that his honors did not depend upon his title. The second stroke of the bell admonished curious spectators to clear the track, and the horses got off handsomely, Butler taking the lead, which he maintained past the quarter pole, when. Prince and Belle surged, ahead, the tormer im advance. Butler maintained his equanimity, and soon resumed his old place in the lead, making con- siderable daylight between himself and his op- ponents. Atthe “half mile,” Belle picked up, and kept close to Butler until entering the home stretch, when Butler ungallantly shook Mer off, winning the heat by two lengths. ‘Time, 234%. Butler broke twice in this heat. Prince acted badly from the start, and came in three lengths behind the Belle. The betters on the black looked happy, and offered heavy odds en their favorite, but, however, had some cause for anxiety in the appearance of their horse, who blowed scme and looked rather distressed. He Isa dull appearing animal when not in motion, and lcoks worth about $75. A false start was made upon the commence- Miss Mitchell’s engagement remain. Those desirous of seeing her in two of her best char- acters should avail themselves of the present opportunity. aig. THE RECRUITING SERVICE.— We understand that Capt. Scheetz, the Prevost Marshal of this District, has been assigned the charge of re- eruiting in this District, and that he will shortly open a rect ui office in Georgetown, and two offices here. ‘his will pomane di- di- minish the number of men require: by ou next draft materially, and it behooves all our citizens for the credit of the city, to aid re- cruiting and thereby lessen the number of gratieg men which will be required. It is gested that by 8 public meeting, with the Tight stamp of speakers, such an impetus wenid be given to recruiting here that drafting will be wholly unnecessary. Livcsinc ‘Having introduced the use of Laughing a eieas practice of Dental Buresty, ia thove waking to nave touth ext acted withgu pel pein. ri Tnetroctiogs ry ven. is the mssu = factare and admin- istration of this snaethetic. at‘ ee ee FURTHER FROM THE CUMBERLAND. Rosecrans Reinsiated. The M Aescelasion hive Satecmieee te give sheis 2, 1863. at and Tenth. All whi ce Baa ae 2% man Ninth | go who t) Spend an able evening will do well to ro fam ® call as they slways give the solrees o season, - * Rg Banions, Bad, Nails, p, Enlarged Ji Joints, and ther. re? Ort y's ri Chiropodist, No. 42 Penne BrvWhte Burgrop Chircootn and 6th streets Washinato ton, D. Dd, No charge for consultation. —__—_ Ware now on and P iinet 2 thet Biore" (iss Penn. ave., exbibition at “ near 4}: st.) is more or plete than ever, embracing everything that is new and seasonable in their ocd lw* Men’s Dress Suits. Youth’ its. id § Dress Burts. uan's Business Suits, tldrens’ Dress Smits. cy, ren? School Suits. Men's Business Suits, Noa Watxer& Co.,368 nue, Metro- politan Hotel Building woe apectfully an nounce .e o' in- ter Glotntng is nee tesdy Porinapection.. tt te comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs in material, trimming and workship. To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is ment of the second heat, but when they got fairly off, Prince struck out amazingly, to the elation of his‘friends and perturbation of the Butler men. Prince kept the lead until nearly to the home stretch, when Butler shot past him and come in three lengths ahead. Belle four lengths in the rear of Prince. Time 2.22. The figures as announced on the judges’ blackboard drew a big cheer from the Butler backers, and they offered bigger odds on the black with not much alacrity in acceptance on the part of the opposite partizans. It was now announced from the judges’ stand that the Belle of Hartford had been withdrawn. The interest now centered in a small focus as (the race being for three heats out of five,) if Butler won the coming heat the contest ‘was up. At the tap of the drum, they went off for the third heat, Priace taking the lead until past the quarter pole, when Butler worked past him, but broke, and Prince went ahead again, passed the half mile post in 1.16 and come in two lengths ahead, Butler breaking again in the home stretch. Time, 2.31%. The success of Prince in this heat caused immense slaughter amongst the “ party of the other part:” in which. however, the latter got even with theit adversaries on the next heat, The excitement was now pretty high, in view of the fourth heat; and as the horses appeared it was noticed that the driver of Butler had doffed his coat, appearing in his shirt sleeves, a fact accepted by the Butler folks as meaning ‘work, and received as such with shouts of sat- isfaction. The driver of Prince, his adherents said, had signified that if the hegt could be won dy his borse it should be done; and there was n0 Bittle now offered for selecting from the most attractive Stock of ready made clo’ in this city, at very reduced prices, oc9-4m —— New Yorum Styies. Gentlemen's Clothing '—New and ahi tired A large assortment for ss and Busine The English Sack and Walking Coats excell in beauty. sais and Snish ever offered in this city ALL, Strpuens & Co 322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. ec2tf [Intell. and Repub.) Gueat Payxsyiv ania Route via Baltimore and Harrisbure, to the Nortk and West—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on pendsy— | ss time—low lars. ane ae _comsectons bol tickets 80! Be Governuient rates. For tickets ant furtive information apply at the office of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- ton. Office open from Sa. m. to 9p. m.; om Sun- are tit Pattee: E. 0. Norrox, Agent MARRIED, see sts, by the pers Father Ashwanden, CB ARLE WN a WERGIATA Socnhows: ‘all of Georgetown, D ute spotnabavaduenh Mia eRe‘ rth year ot a eraistives Lop are requested to meet at Reider Gatton, L str below aun ary far Yard), to-attond the fuderal, at i Pn Weds Wegntategy me at 8 o'clock, Oot, 2th ineiant ei ‘EMEL, tae ‘olf. D. and Babee: Cay es Resaze folock: on Th amide Ea Instant, Fro “ike residence of her father, on 4th street cast, along and iLillmess, na ot totoeet LIZ AS radi aes at 2 aie her ee ‘realdence,73 Lat, natant, FRAN — mot yaa ay ed ieosand. sand iments aay at of we ete reais aad When detained over fiye minutes by the passengers, the driver can charge for the whole hack for each fifteen minutes he is detained........12% cents After eight o’clock at night, drivers may demand and receive fifty per centum on the foregoing charges in addition thereto, The driver is not precluded from accepting Righer compensation when offered, but he must inform the donor what the regular rates are, else he will be deemed euilty of having de- manded extra compensation. It is the duty of the Register of the Corpora- tion to furnish toeach keeper of a tavern or ordinary in this city an abstract of the law corcerning hacks and hack rates, and thekeep- ers of such taverns or ordinaries are required to have the same hung up in the most conspic- uous place in their est: blishment under a pen- alty of six dollars for each week they neglect to do the same. Oc26-3t W. B. Wexs, Supt. of Police. LOST AND FOUND. L& OS? OR STOLEN—From 348 Ninth street, = 4 BLACK DOG; 4 months old; hasa yee white on the breast. to raid ae ahi 00 28- between the fore Iogs. f returned jandsome reward wiil be fine jiven. JOSEPH SMITH. $10 BEY aRR tat wise sts town, between the soar or ay and ll, from the bills, One of the tens ia a hole cut init. Any eo finding the above book will oblige theo: by leaving itat store 104 Georgetown.” bated B. NIXON, HBED ON LAST WEDNESDAY—FOR THE purpose of going to Giesboro’ Point, pe . young man giving hic mame as Inh= Navis. MARES. One a large brown, 16 hands highs ‘sboue 8 or 9 years old: the other a bay Mare, about 4or 5 years old, with Rockaway CABRBIA' and silve: plated double HARNESS. The Rockaway had th left hand clip broken, and was tied with a rope. I will give twenty dollars for the recovery of team and fifty for the thief. A.B. FOWLER, ec28-3t* New York ave,. bet ith and Jen — iD. m the subs: 5 earine Park Hotel, one a sorrel oho? Te or S years old; had on his sides marks, Any one finding said horse T: iy 95, by leav- ing ims af the bark Hotel, at ae $e) HOMAB GOYLE. 1D.—Los' LS the 15th inst, ie GOW wi tered ne and hip peoite be pela 2. Cid neck and be ar COW Bove oe cutoff, Theabove mie her return to No. 32 Water M. MURPHY, es re sate OR STOLEN—On the 2th inst. two SUbwa One binck x Gow, with white str white on thevnid sak ISeral reward will be ral rew 8 Irveturned to M. JOHNBON, D street. bet Sa (Island). STOLEN OR STRAYBD—From No 258 F last Sunda; seeracon,about 4 0.328) sls Bussian ‘BLOOD HO NB, of s ererish tan Fé to th ame vor Bal aoe, Wi wae will fare hire to'his owner Gant. J a8 iy rewarded: and aires bovi r questi tions anket” rf cea att he iver 8 oh $10 BEWARD.. sac iee s er Spring ad ie W ucndsoms whive a and liver? e 20th inst., a ver: goloned, OINTSE SLUT. about 5 years old. head is liver med, ‘and there are one or 4 Jarge spots of the Fame color on her back. She will Bs noanty reocmsieed f rom her having a double nose. ‘he above reward paid any one who will ieee the slat or such infec ion as wil eed | to her recovery at 374 H street. S60 Beran ae meee ane: Mul, Mi a. apeeits Sad nh Hands a one Iwill. give a ‘ertheree th e ats cid Mave, or 8 iblordiatios tha ea thief. ae, sto! $5 Fire P 0 ip nin te writes abont about id yearns olde The sbove r ven if re- ed 0 the Baltimore livery’ Btableso corner jith vy Y—On the 234.0 Dare as TI ARE Ee nnd foot white; witha saddle aud collar mark, The owner is Teusested to come for- Ward, prove pro} , pay charges, and take him, Stherwise ne wit be ‘f ica t to pay expenses, No. 81 ouistana avenue, w. 3, ANDERE, 2. REWARD.—Strayed or stolen from m; , t, between I and $2 Berea Kee Soi. org and two years 4 hit choad; also, one MARS MULE. one Jerrold, tive abuve Pree, wl be th: paid popogie eir return. War Penn. avenue, Reese OB STOLEN. — The Ross MARE meri: EATR, mane crop: to Rev B. F. Wiget, Fatrects Sree ee eaE iota at. weed @7ay or was stolen on Wednesda: and#o’clock p m. She was at tl sy os saddied and tied at Mrs. # Benator, Dou tan residence. Nev avenue, wee! atree' a 2 9 will be liberally Tewerdet. oc 5 3t® pAPEBHANGINGS P NOW iw pe WiSHADES, J, L. KIDWELL would respestfally inform his friends and the public that he has just received & well selected assortment of WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, &€ , all of which he is prepared to sell at the lowest cash prices. ‘Wall Papers 1234 cents and upwards. All papers bung in the city or country in the very best style by experienced workmen, Remember the place. No. 367 D street, near 9th, in Franklin Hall Building. _ 00 25-1 Win’ FA ae Legs DRY GOODS. Ladies’ Black, Colored and Searlet.Cloaks and Cir B q paste Plush and Water Proof ar Be and Ottomans in all colors, weteat AE or. in all qual- me! qlee iepanaine ae ore No, 42 Genter Market Space. 2 bie opine mALy Le Tan The hg Onn ake a re ia asmougcicg be whee erie @ padlic in gen- FIBST sauna DA. jovember 3: At Ferre Rani 7B Hall, a street, “Tie JL, at hore, Daa admitting # gentlemac Commistee of Seid a3 mae, ¢ Far, 60 -Tw" RAMSuseR Tas we. 8. A. x’ MONT HEY SOR EE ran MERRY footal RSDOUIAT ION Ba GIVRN & TEMP HALL. On MONDAY, Novaunsa 2, 1863, Ps ertioulese in ip future 9d sdvertisement. aut: aceee AueeD— m Leusd: at 311 Eat > Rear tl 7 ANTED—A first: Ww one used to wait room ae door, from Py ee street, second Wanrep—a HOMB for a cooking, washing and Pi ro well Boog hs 53 No. 5 b and 7th and Hand ‘WANTED—ty joung Woman, persis in a private family, ‘Apply at No. 93 biti Mueeh between H and I. Good reference given. IREB at the National areas: Lnquire 00 23-lw* ERV ANT, white, dle Sanayivanie ae" ce at: plain or chamber- fiog me7, pet: Ww roung Woman, a SITU ATION as Ghembermatee do General Housework ina small family. Good re‘erence given. ager © D.,Georgatown Post Office. WASTED 4 GIRL to assist in Gene js ‘k; no washing. Apply at 160 th B st besuson dg 10th and sith sts., or at 366 Penn. avenue. COMPETENT. SURGRON’S STEWART Wanted for one gtthe most comfortable ves- sels of the Potomac Flotilla, Apply, No 4 ly year. J2th and Ista. Pay ge, 'EBD—By two respectad! at W siruarioks saree tate ok, Was jaar. and Iroper, the other as Ohamberamaid are comnely vex ifrequired. Gall for three Se es ‘ta Ty. TAILORS. _—Two Bands wanted iaaaleaee 70 High street, Georgetown. bile — to steady men. Wer is IMMEDIATELY—Tea eens PAIN Apply to B. H. OLEME pbs & BRO,, 160 Pere avenue. 0c 27-3t* wi TED—An OPERATOR on Binger’s Sewing Machine. 00 Bd immediately to WALL, oT SERENS & CO., 322 Ali ae avenue, Warten Pe one who understands taking care of and driving four Horses Bring Sreots; Alerandsi Tn juire corner King and Union stree' lexandria, oc JOHN F. BARKLEY. TS, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.—For a low, the Stock, Good Will and Fix- ture! Ketablishment. Do- ‘atch and Sowolry ing 008 business. Ap immediately. 476 Pouney\vania avenue. Part hes going to Europe. co 2 3 WASTED IMMBDIATELY tix good Foarne, men CIGAR MAKERS. Apply at H. BOGUS’ Cigar Store, next Ot the corner of 1)th street and the Avenue 0c 25 3t* ANTE D—An experienced LAUNDRESS. Wages $10. Apply, with references. at Georgetown Hights, next to reservoir, between 9 a.m. and 12m. oc ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A fi either male or female (colored); Lea MAN i3 Kitchen; the highest wages. paid: also. Young MAN as Waiter. & nse are 2 Hoventh at., bet. Land M. 00 26 St” ANTED—A Middle-; aged woman as Nurse; W. &GIKL,from 14 to 15, to ; colored pre- ferred; must’ come well rcommen ied” Call be- tween ‘the pours of 11 and 1: 416 G st., between 8th and 9th, first house from 9th, oc 2-3t* WaArraep TO RENT—A nice furnished HOUSE, suitable for a boardin phoces, Address A J. B.,at thes Star office, or atJd PIEN’S Pho- togra) Galery. corner of C and i streets, over Bark. BE Wash, ington. GENTS Wanrap — Jind Mana call th the soldiers and would others to the discover He srg f the greatest importance to health, comfort cad in pies leases Bhe bas now 150 agents pionees EK, os ere marine. over 300 dollars fhe arts ferred to, sent free a! af char ‘A sample of * Fad, ae #! ae seen buabug. ‘Thin is ce! nly fair. Fait’ by mail. articulars * address M188 RLI 3 (twith samp 10 pay return postage.) Box 3984, a zo an ex) Hi io. Apply Pimmedintely on onboard fhe U. ca iaaeer Eutaw, ‘Washington Navy ANT: By an American Wenn, a oe TI0) & private family. to take care of one or two ch: and dotheir sewing; has no obs jection to goa short distance in the country; zood references given. Address Box No. 2, Star office, oc 3-lw 0 HOUSEHOLDERS.—We have the names of bumerous applicants for all kinds of houses registered on our books. Persons having Dwelling or Store Houses of any description can, by calling at the Real Estate Agency, find, free of charge, the the very best of tenants, who will pay the highest rents and cash bonus, and give the best security. Apply to PEOABE, GOGSWBLL & JACKSON, Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Brokers, cor. of 7th and F seein Rooms 19 and.20. 0023 1m* ANTED—By ble Woman, a SITOA- TION, ina yt On hambermaid. rk inp t oe MAN to aes ey W f= farm, g00d chance will Be attered.” Inquire, No. oaas SB Bloresth at oc 22. aDaon WISHES A sai aad berg or Ess peepepeens pire a private are fuk ders she ie may teachil 3 ; ang empiey ‘do ek ther cee gi miesaue and de- sired, ‘address Mise J ANNA B,, ‘Star office. in the ne tho Wana Oat reeiae ote atte afiee Beata Bites. 26 references. ADIES TO CALL at 381 W bet, 12th ap ‘BD 1000-1 ‘Wer i oe Eaten Office and get their OES, "JOBIES, ‘ea san Aurea Da euORiAS HAND LN. SiMe . We have the finest lot of Braid Patterns ever offered bere. for 8 Bkirte, &c, Our Machine, the only in thet Sat gods See W2tikran tans. Saar tee est wi will be give: work. Apply at the of perme Prepare Baill pilding, conafnpegtmne Are moons TUBE and from 15 Be 22-tf. Cit git JEOOND - Ban et Housefurashing @ pease Be susie ATIONAL COURSE, WASHINGTON: LL MEETING. BLBGRIND OPENING. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES, @RaND BUNNING WEEE, MON: 2 Nor November a. ‘Firat Pree Nov. 2d—8 ites by tn oh 2 9 TE erat gan added be ie ‘Day Be ay. Nov, 3a—Purse $600; 3 FRIDAY, Nov. Martyn gts pay; $ Bingle ett "ait, De SATURDAY, Nov. 7th—Patse 1,000; Hag aabes closed withthe following entries: © MILE Field’s filly. by Torinaton dam M jen. Me. aah Ben Brace, by os eOaptain Moore. by Imp. Bal. ‘by Lexington, dam te 7 Manoa. by. Commodore, i VAdarens, Garough Post t Often, F @ ioe ae ‘and Navy Yard cars, stakes, ake Seen T OR SAL WEDNESDAY, Nov. dtu—Parse | E'feenth strest, near ey THURSDAY, Noy. 5th—Purse — innk ing Js ‘January Ist, 1964. Taquire cothep , _AU ees: Noe. PACRSDAY *e thal nll, atthe wb wink nes Acute. By W As og WALL & 00.. Auctioncerr, Ai the Bazaar,'on Lewtsians wrinne,berceen ik and .D*or, nonens ar ‘AUdtION—Te balance of Stock —Oa THUMBDAY MORNING woneenal, sine Felooks we will sella number Ove BEd 0: We bold Rursiay. and Ve ites a8 every inrougbout thegesy Baturday mornings, ‘Tern cash. W. L. WALL & 09. Ancts, TOR OTHER AUCTION GALS SEB 16? P. aysio 0. |. MeGDIRE & 00., Auctionsers. BS AND Ha: fird Crees nag AL ORDAY | Be rae hats o’ sell, Totueooen’ of Ge One large bandsom: One nell Fami'y GErrisge iy Cosel One S8ix-seat Phzton, in fino order Two excellent Betts staliver “mounted Doable Har- PO Terms gah ©, MoGUIBE & CO., Anote, By J. 0. aerke & O0., Auctioneers. XCEL ENT PORN (TURE ANDHOUSEHOLD be 5p) at gvorion-OnBA2ORD ay MORS - ING, at front of the Ai Roo wo aielt eelise Haratiare ina Miects of a fomily Geclinirg housek mo prisin, Bosew on ee eee te, finished in green and gold Marble top ne top Cant Centre a lor Sots Tables Gane: meat Chairs. Brussels ane Seer, Car; pets apdeo' Giass, i: Fine ‘Doman y Gurteine < nF: pat teres” Mare ‘Tmo Silver-plated Ten prerad superior Mahoga: robes Mer abogany and ‘and Walnut D Deane B urease and Husk Mattronsee, Foose? Bede jusk Mattre Feather Spoke and othei I? : ir Stoves. J. 0. McGUIRA & ON. Auct. By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, Evra Urew nae OF STOCK, CROP, FARM- BY Urensins, &c., a? Avorion.—Oa MON. Y¥, the 24 of Rovember. we shall sel! at Blue Plain the residence of Mr. Robert Perkins, at o’clock a, m., his entire Btoex and Orop ae a Farm ing Uteneiin, Blue Plains is near Fort the Piscataway road, about three miles from ti Navy Yard Bridge apa neatly opposite Ale: We y mention Bee i Horses what we ae sell, viz: ores, 4 Milch Cows, 1 yoke fae on ons, some of which ara now fit for Filinetitarnet We seonn. uh, Garrioge, Tare. alaree. = Pushela' of Oriye untirasbed: 1 lot tye Straw, nee rick of Wh Ww, 30 eerrere er oere. and a larze Tot of Fodder, 18,000Ga8 ‘arsnips, Oar- ro! &c, Plors, Cnet Dies eHarrows. with a large assortment of other Farming and Gardening Implements. ‘er ms cash. Persons Ae please be punctual to the time, as hg ia large and we wish to finish the sale in 6 day The Farm is also for rent, inquire on the premi- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ses. SHEEIFF’S BSALE.—By order of the Coun Court of Alexandria coupty. I wiltsell at Bablie Auction. on FRIDAY, Oct 3th. 1868, at 12 o'clock m., on the premises, im lots to suit purchasers, bi spout 600 TONS OF LUMP PLASTER, levied upon roperty of nox & Bro. on the east side ct Taign street, between Dukcand Kandria. wrest . GARWOOD, Sheriff, oc2z7-3t SHERIFF'S BALE.—By virtue of @ writ of Fier! eyacian, issued by ihe lec of the County of Alexandria county. and tome dive Lwi sell, at Public Auction, on THUDAY, Get. “atte, 1863, at No. 25 Kivg street, Alexandr mmene- ing at 10 0° oa largelot tof AGRIOU, RAL IMPLEMENTS: such ers, Fapning Mills. obines, Wheat Dri Bo a large lot of Newand Qld Gastin a large lot of Lump Plaster, & M Moers 7* 8, NW. GARWOOD. Bherift. Boxes, Thrcehing tte. FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.] koe LAaRGE OOMFORTABLY-FURNISHED ROOMS to rent, to gentlemen only,454 Twelfth street. Beferencos required. oc 28-3t* Fe EBNT—A Front CHAMBER, handsomely furnished. Inquire at 371 K 21 street, 1 between lth avd 12th. 2-3" ce a a a rE | SHANTE F FOR, (gion Gecrestorn, for the im ber ‘penter bills. Apply to MB. Jaume p DAILY, 3 "Bridge street, rectewn. Fo. contraeee ttt) grams. mete 2 HORSE and WAGG ON. ‘The Stalls pr wT in firet- ities lostions rr the DUSIDOSS. meen, Por ‘r particalars in- 8thand N oc 23-3t* quire at corner new OE FOR A pean oS? Fy Beroatt oo ae Hixtares of Bore 46 a better tore ‘for kind of business in this cit on Tura call on the promises, OF or addrese D. r ox 939, Post Office. 06 23. os ae RENT—Two ne fitted up with handsome Gopseersted Sheltie veer de ed for, clothing, bi easily altered purpose. Discs witha. desirable inthe rear, Inquire of B. MACKALL, Jr., No. % 7 131 st,, between EB and F sts, osm Fo SALE.—Two new small BRICK HOOSES, in Hitnetrect, sone six rooms each, two squates from Jackson Park and Penn. avenue ; FEAME HOUSE, five rooms, on K street, Inquire 236 K street, near 17th street, or M. DEB- FOBBE. Baker, second door of 19th ani Pe rell-built ae er, BRIOK nek walis, ‘arch, D street Toland; tee rooms, Possession immediately. will a 9 bargain; snd two-thirds and % months. and M atree’ 18) ROOMS TO RENT. na aa at Feng me 9 or SCH FE SP go sevtieh tS bad anne Fenn. sreane, five yoomen ar Wann, Hag., at No. sie D atrest. in the liard- Room. Bvepey event y Satter Btu bet —At “aga Nog fy pet yepue, Cenltcl E ween. oe aA e oc 22. He OB BENT—A neatly furnished R00 -exital FR for a single gevtl at No, 3% re between Sth and loth strests, Rent $10 per month, Reference required. en ewes Fo. LE— mall BRIOK EOUSES, on 34 ee Fest inthe aquere south of Maryland avenue. They are in an im are fincly situated or ari ce Dusiness | pur- imams pores. Possession given inmec i FuoliPson, 00 37-41* ith street. » pac noose and soap DPSSIRABLE HOUSE FORSALE— a oa, three ater: rooms, is offered for nale, "with © or “eithout the Fare nitare; and ‘and immediate is ingieporable. Toaulte at ‘Boom! No. me. B po Oe ? adjoining. Metropolitan Hotel 0c 27- yy ENT=With or without Board, sever: ORetclsns FURNISHED MB. at Bo. ves wrreer opposite Dr. Sunderiand’s Church The ttle Fo mane=te @ quiet, private family, two 3. 495 comfort I street, between mets and and 71h, south sic Oe pient to the city cara. Rae ee a ee at a bargain, ne reeves (0k SALE —Two Three story. BRIE ‘Bonen; ¥D and Mthotr-ets. Fitoraer (fD {ipeuire of G. a. W. en corner of 12th and D. —, EMENT ROOM, level sri Weceetts seiner ia Meet bl gf batent Oftee. Yor ertioals jonlars —— Box aera? . = RANT, No. 369 Nine- treat fear Benn, aréoue. ‘One of the ey. - deat rtands in the city, wi ASHINGTON haga The Washington Th; lease. Application mus! srmate to the Wis oat TO MAKE Mi 00 B-3t*. pas sale. wie A maigentnne: be; tos rent or Oithresl nee Fo ip: five anpual > ota or oa By J. C: MOGUIRE & CO.. Austionsers, Vitrtay avo I igt J BUILDING LOTS STaurTe, WEA AFpaasoON, LIS Booties Daw 5 p i eeee, pet “fee: north, The south yart of Lot No_11,satwe . Besunesere ee teerceenreta eee hese are @ very * Lots, and the ores ants tre et persons Terms: One thi ; the Pouslodse ji tvaive months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust the premices. Goavey ances at the eee ng MoS UIRE S UOe By GREBN& WILLIAMS, earn ai VAlossre IMPROVED anoem Isbanp at AvctTion- Of Lots, a Biwate Bist celrcuar aca { tre runnin, “a Zogne Onan. GQUMEN A WITT! Ants, duets, 7 THR ABOVE SALR IB - al WRDNBEDAY, niet ne wer eat pone. IN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. — WM. L. = & OO.. Auctioneers. N Reba 29TH INS?.,AT 10 A. M., AT ale venue, O our Oi Ak a eeseer, No, 98 “| "T Fie Bitoted Bi Blech Gelding’ t eitpea ent Horae Net Covers, &: ial anegeial att Red is called 2, eae, an the Terms ocr WM. L. ni & ©O.. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMB. eet Ae sm LF EBOOK ING! ae] the 2th feat at ballet at Your Soe ee on Rooins. corner _ — Ae 20 serinpom ye moot 20 do . nee a Ka nd all o we ee men ta, two numec- Seamer teriaene ee — cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By W. B. LEWIS & OO., Auctioneers. ALE OF FINB BRANDIES. WINS, CORDI- As, Fixe Liguons, aus ama OiGaRs at AUCTION, BEING THE STOCK OF 4 PRIVATR GENT: j BL FeO res se] um rk UBRSDAY MORNING etek and palatal of wget gentleman 3 bores Port Wine, extra fine 5 boxes Dr. i's Cordial 2 barrels Fine kolians ine “ and Oid Rye Whiskey, very fine 4 barrels and 7B. LEWI8 & O0., Aucts. By near & WILLTAMB. Auctionsers, WO STORY FRA Pet AND LOF Faonerne on Nosta D> Lem aoe ae house No. 234 O street. So meaner aes a J SMALL BalCE BRICK aoa ‘AND LOT ON MARY. eee z az Auorion Os mon BAT of Lott. ins seat reat ily, ot a and parrot. obs oocupi er the the Femsinder in six deed Sea ceeace toe s sured Or Se vaiiares.. a oy SQUESOa? EER #3 a tr an IRB & By J. 0 MoG@UIBE & 00., Auctioneers. XECUTOR’S SALE A rmall lot of Household an ‘and Kitchen Paratture, eee. SuBaT “> J. 0. MoGUIRB & 00., ALUABLE it AT THE By GREEN & Auctioneors, VALUA! — nua AaRPE ca oanes is OU 8 8023 d&ds wi a7- THE ABOVE BALE I8 POSTPONE: D UN Stermege- "0; BARLETEMBDUSE frosts. in we oc 27-4 By THOMAS D DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘BABLE BUILD- yur NALUABLE 7 ‘AND LB.