Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEwWs. ‘ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT: Forp’s TuxBTkR.—Maggie Mitchell makes her last appearance at Ford’s Theater to-night, and will sprear om this parting occasion as * Fanchon.” There is no doubt but that theater &cers generally will regret Maggie's departure, although her engagement has been so long. But Maggie is one of those actresses whose attrac- tions never wane. The house will no doubt be crowded to-night. CanTERBURY.—Orowded houses nlgnty ate tend the excellence of the entertainments offered by manager Sinn’s Concert Hall and Dramatic ae eee To-night Jnlia Mortimer, Ernes. tine de Faiber, Mintis and Clara Fowler, H. Egan, J. S. Edwards, Geo. R. Edson, Ed. Mur- Tay, and all of the troape will appear in an | excellent bill. Fatr.—The isir at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the benefit of St. Patrick’s Parish Chureh, will be continued this evening yet. The fair is con. | ducted in admirable style, and the display of articles 1s superb. a Crimrmat Court.— Teport clored— | hos. McQuillan wae tried for an assault and battery with intent to kill Owen O'Hare, at tne gas house in the First ward, on the 7th inst, From the evidence it appears that the accused ‘was the foreman over a gang of laborers at the gas works, and that O'Harois the general super- intendent, and they met each other at the works bout ten o’clock on the night in question, and had some words. O'Hare afterwards went to <his office, when the accused came in and another | difficulty occurred, during which McQuillan threatened to kill O'Hare, and a scufile ensued, during which the latter was struck over the head three times with the Pistol and seriously injured. It was testified on the part of the defense that the pistol was not loaded. The jury returned a verdict of guilty of assault and ane only, and he was sentenced to pay a tine of $25 and costs, or be imprisoned in jai) for thirty days. Messrs. Morgan and Norris ap- peared for the defense, and Col. J. Rell Adams assisted District Attorney Carrington. Conrad Wachter, convicted of keeping a bawdy house, was sentenced to jail for ten days and to pay a fice of $50, and in default of payment to be imprisoned two months longer. fhe application of Mr. Norris for a new ivial in the case of Lloyd Johnson, convicted of an assault and battery, was refused by the court. after our | —— ee Hattow Eve.—To-night is Halloween, the night upon which, according to old Scottish tradition, witches and fairies hold carnivals and have high times. Robert Burns has im- mortalized the night and its customs, by de- scribing it in a nember of his beautiful compo- | % sitions; but except among the hills of old Scot- jand, and among the descendants of Scotchmen | in this country and elsewhere, the observance | of the night in conformity to the old customs, has passed ont of date. ‘The people, us a mass, have beceme incredulous, and will no more ‘believe that fortunes are told, nor that desti- nies are read by strange devices; and the power -of the fairies to breathe into the heart of a damsel the name of her lover, is among the things that were. However, in many house- holds to night, and around many a happy | P hearthstone, the old traditions will be kept up,and in many other places the tradi- tions will be defied, and the occasion will he used as one upon which to p!ay with impunity all sorts of pranks and tricks upon quiet neighbors and nou-believers in tne fairies, ‘witches, devils, and mischief-makers that are said to be everywhere present upon this night. gic PoLice RErorts.—First Precinct.—Gaorge Pickerell, assault and battery; jail. Second Precinct—Wm. Thom: disorderly; dismissed. Frank Shaha, carrying weapons; 220. Third Precinci.—James Swan, drunk; dise missed. Michael Caten, assault; $5.62. A sol dier, deserter; military. i Fourth Precinct.—A. Sanders, Joh. T. Parker, 5 larceny; dismissed. Henry Thomas, do.; jail | tor court. Elizabeth Johuson, do.: dismissed. | David Montgomery, do.; for hearing. Sizth Precinct—Homer S. Richards, riding on pavemext; $2. M.McMann, Jas. Jacobus, drunk and disorderly; military Tenth Precinct William Elington, stealing chickens; jail. Chas. Bruce, disorderly and threats; €2—bail for peace. John Dolan, drunk and disorderly; #2. David Merrill, Martin Car- Jey, Jas. Devlin, drunk; dismissed. Thomas Powers, Wm. Darby, do.; #1 each. Elizabeth Cole, disorderly; $1. Tobias Butler, suspicion; dismissed. ee eee Forp’s NEw THEATER.—Miss Maggie Mitch- ell brings her lengthy engagement of six weeks to a close this evening at this fashionable resort. ‘The beautiful play of Fanchon will constitute @ fitting finale to this most unprecedented sea- Son of success. Last evening the house pre sented a most brilliant and fashionable appear- ance. The private boxes containing the presi- dential party were elegantly and tastefully decorated with American flags, flowers, &c. Withers’ excellent orchestra performed in a ‘masterly style an overture of national airs, which elicited the most unbounded applause. Miss Mitchell acted with her usual grace and vivacity, and was called before the curtain xt the end of each act to receive the plindits and floral tributes of the overflowing audience as- sembled. ciples MaREET.—Tnhe prices this morning Beef, best cuts, prib.12a13} Flock snipe, each... .16420 boi 10! Ble wing aice pair $f salt idgeon 13! Mallard Broadbilis 2221)... Sweet potatoes, X: jarden grapes, 1 Golery per bunch Bacon, hams,uncut} ie oe hams, sliced breast “i Gabba, E Salo Reddishee bunch.” 5810 Large rock each. .@1.50a2 Ss Taek, pr beh ci SEES, 8 Tomatoes, per i pk. Fee plants each. 10a) Pears, per pk Boa Okra |Catfish, bunch Rye, pr bushel Corn meal. | Ship stuff . Brown stu! eee & 1 1 Corn, in ear, bbi.. 877 35| Hay, perc 10| Stra id turkey: Grey squirrels. bbits.. Howminy, per at. 1 SSRSS id WAsuIncTon Crry, D.C., Oct. ast hs We the undersigned persous beg leave to state to our customers that iu gonseqaence of high p: iews o} feed we will be obliged to raixe the price of milk on and aiter the Ist day of Novem er, 1853, 80 long as th: a keep as high as they are. To John Cudmor Joka MoOarthy John Fahenkopi, Wm. Byrne, jen, A. Gleeron, L Oh = ary Keefe, onrad Steinagel, Phos Duvigit os. Dupigin, H. Delay, * H: Ferlich, Hoffman Smith, 31-2t* SICKNESS A¥ THE MINxS.—It is a terrible thing for the miner to be prostrated by disease in his far off camp, where privations are many and comforts few. To protect themsetves against such a contin- gency, let ali those who propose Visiting the gold fields, provide themselves with = supply of Hos tetter’s Stomach Bittcrs. All things beneath the sup are more or less fallible, but, if human testi- mony massed together in volum and of th strongest kind, be worth a straw, then this famou prepsratien is the best protection against the di esses which infest new regions, that has yet bei d scovered. aud is, in fact, as infallible as any thing concocted by human skill canbe, Thousands who Rave tried it declare thata dash of it will neutral- the pernicious qualities of unwholesome water, and that itshabitual use will so brace the rystem a8 to render it capable of repelling the deleterious influence of miasma. In California i & most popelar article and used almost universally by the mine} 88 diet-drink. Wherever its properties become known and appreciated, all ordinary stimu- lants are led, this pure and healihfal vegetable Tonic substituted for them. Bole by Druggists and dealers generally every- where Wholesale Agents—A. M. Biringer & Co., 237 ‘enn, a) 0031-e03t ——-— Corss, Punions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and other disorders of the Feet, cured without pain by Dr. White, Burgeon Chirdpodist. No. 424 Penn. sylvania avenue, between 4% and Gth streets ashington, D.G. No charge for consultation, ge 26-tf Tur Stock of Jewelry and Platea Ware now on exhibition at * The Dollar Btore” (434 Penn. ave., Dear 4), st.) is more complete than ever, embracing everything that is new ard svasonable in their line 0c25 lw* Henry Butler. oc Men’s Dress Svits. M. B fen’s Business Suits, Youth's Dress Suits. . . .. Youth’s Business Suits. Childrens’ Dress Suits. es Childrens’ School Suits. Noan Wager & Co.,368 Penn. avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an- nounce that thefr annual i sd of Pall and Win- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It is 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 ariicles of dress, an opportunity is new offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of ready made clothing In this city, at very reduced prices, oc9-4m gees New York Styies. Gentlemen’s Clothing '—New and Fashionable! A large assortmrnt for Dress and Business wear. The English Sack and Walking Coats excel! in beanty. grade and finish anything ever offered in this city, WALL, StePHENS & Co.. 22 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts, oc2tf (Intell. and Repub.) Great PaxxsyLvania BOU?E, via Baltimore and Harrisburg, to the North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quick time—low fare and sure connections. Boldigrs? tickets sold through at Government rates, For tickets and further information apply at the office of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- ton. ice open from 6 a.m. to 9p.m.; on Sun- E. 0. Nortom, Agent. days from 2 to4p.m. se 12 ly Female Regulating They operate specdily a eee comet create mo nau- cate stomach. A trial of tora aliethers, ted, Fills are She cory Hust tn siss, eg es De Gratirvs.—it is worth any man’s trou- ble who realizes the difference between ‘ Eat- ing to live, and living to Eat,” for which nota small portion of those who inhabit this mun- dane sphere have a keen appreciation, to walk miles for but a eight of Hammack’s larder: Such piles of canvas-backs, pheasants, quail, woodcock, selected oysters, delicate lobsters, fine fruite, &c., are there in abundance to make a very Parisian gourmet stare. Hammack’s head cook, an eleve of the Maison d’Ore, (New York,) is a trump in his way, being competent to get up as elaborate and exquisite a dinner tor those who are willing to pay tor such things what they absolutely cost the provider in times like the present, as ever was served on this continent. Raps ON THE Fancy.— Yesterday, anumber ot warrants were issued by Chief Justice Cartter and placed in the hands of the Second Ward officers, supposed to result from the investigations of the grand jury relative to bawdy houses in the Second Ward. The offi- ‘cers went to work immediately, and arrested Maude Roberts, Ellen Wolf, Kate Waters, Mary Palmer and Madame Joe, and delivered them to Marshal Lamon. In addition to those arrest- ed, we learn that the grand jury has presented the following for indictment: The two Mrs. Johnsons, the proprietor of the Monitor, Mrs. Creviilin, Margaret McManee, Mollie Tnrzer, Maggie Murphy, Sallie Murphy, and nearly every houre of prostitution on Twelfth, Thir- teenth and D streets. Sa Horse-sTEALING Case.—Some time since a horse was stolen onan Corer G3 ror mery count: a and a shor Srer es cnigred cane. named David Montgomery sold a horse answering to the description to another colored man in the First Ward station. Night before last the police got word of the + and officer Buil recovered the horse and arrested Montgomery, who failed to prove from whom he got the animal, and he was committed to jail, to await a requisition from the Governor of Maryland. ee gee as A Bory Soctr G’nat.—This. morning, pa- trolman Hessler arrested Virginia Smith, who had been loitering about the wagon camp in Swampoodle for several days, attired in an ar- UMELY JBCAT, root wad pee. Ole picocmicu so much the appearance of a soger poy that the officers in charge of the station and the exam- ining tice were deceived by her appearance. Her tures were macculine an: Fr voice ‘was like that of a well-grown boy. She con- essed her sex, and Justice Thompson sent her to the workhouse for sixty days. ple adel Tus Bopy or Ma. Newsercer Focnp.— ‘This morning the body of Mr. Aaron Newber- x (who has been missed from hishome in rgetown, and who has been advertised in the Star,) was found floating in the Potomac at Libbey’s wharf, Georgetown. There were no marks of violence discovered upon him, and Bis friends concluded that he cast himself into the river while laboring under temporary in- sanity. Mr. Newberger was the senior partner of the firm of Newberger & Rokr, clothing er on Bridge, near High street, George- wo. pee eee Sotpizes Gorxc Home—At thd suggestion of numerous medical officers attached to the Rospitais about the city, a large number of sick ‘and wounded soldiers have been, and are being, for a short time, in order that they may besent to their homes i» Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Michigan and other States. This movement will benefit the sick and wounded by the change, and allow the ‘Rospitals to be repaired and refurnished. ——_->___ ‘Hat 18 NugpEgp.—Major French, commis- rb yablic unds, » BAS asked in his repo: is te be laid before Gongress, for an cppropriation for Rey'ss, Pennsylvania avenge what is Beigian paye- it. ia. nue is thus pav PL Penney ty relieved of some of the perl that is always associated with the cobble stone pavement. —_——-—— ARRESTS.—Yesterday, B. Ayres was com- itted to the tral guardhouse for ten days, oe liquor to soldiers. His license was * "Wm. Elliott was also committed yesterday for emi liquor across the briage. & citizen, was committed to tne guardhouse by Col. Baker for disloyalty. { \e] ve their superiority over | Price @1a box. Sold by 8. O. Ford,corner lith stree' ote Bex ue, Washington, and ‘Henry 8. Spork Corner ith ‘attest ina Pa, avenue gee AND B. 2 D¥m rm rR WORLD— Never Washes Gus.—Uphamve Hair Dyo, 0 orpord, vorner iithwtreet and Pe, avenee, Wath . , Cormer 5 ° mgton, and Heary Cook, Alexandria, fat-ly a. .—Dr. Band's SreeMATORREGA 4m Bi thy sod 3 : Its effects re y Tages. we Tis tthe Rrectte, will convince 1 ical of its 2 mont skoptl of Sit fae it et at wean Henry Cook Alexandris. ely EASES OF TEE NERVOUS, BEMINAL, URINARY setae te Bente a ment sd loware nn in sealed letter envelopes, free of ¢! . Address . J. Skillin Sescckat ir. J. Lary Houghton, howata” moon ion, BALLS, PARTIES, ko. TH foe po iD me, ANTBD—A good Room SERVANT Stree and Penn. avenue. : Tecommrnded Apply st BOSWELL’ ST danitting aeertncread | 309 B stroct pest isthe ~ | Indien. Wor particulate tee fat Seomests. re By oras cea. jars ree future advertieem: UNITED JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS’ AND Dz Ssons SALESMAN WANTED—A single GAB VITTERS’ ASSOCIATION vite the ant 23 yoatt of See, one well painted ware SS Uation permanent.” PaREY & re ODD FELLOWoet HALL, Seventh st., o¢ S1-e0St enn. avenue and 9th at. On THUBSEAY EVENING, November 5th, 183. ANTEBD—Two first-rate SHB Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentlens0 WORKMEN. For auch men I will ria and ladies ¢ Sper day. Inquire ly of OC. WOOD vleneid press and string band has been i py Penn. avenue, bet Wth and lth ats, e ecasion. peat. SERRE Rae ee ee Wisietonn WAATED=A Middle aged WOMAD capable of Commitice of Arrangements, in ayeting charge of a first-class Boarding house Thomas Har ison, Frank "§ ris. Va. Good references required, Samuel! Dshaven, Pat Brick, Fog wasee paid. Apply at 200 I rt., Washington, Henry Cruit, Luke MoUabe, Sas 18 jor Managers. ANTED—A MAN, with unexoceptionadle re- Jou Bobert Campbell Baward'werphy. Poe ait (ear rast ta te ie of ar ani Beaten )- Swi -five Fr Coo 4 Ta RTS RAND BALL OF SH8 Poro frescos, and General Houseworg. Ap; iy at the Island Hall. corner of 6th and D sts., Yslan [ptelligence and Real Estate Office, No. $11 Ninth on THUR@DAY. Nov. i9th. For parti street. pear Penn. avenue. see future advertisamsnts. oc 31 St BR. H. MILLEB. By order of the Committee oc 30 St* BAUTIFUL BTAR. THE FIBST GRAND BALL OF THE STAK CL UB! ANTED TO SELL—1.200 Cords of a W Shr Wood,” ses cori O. Cer ato Ressoned is of Avpapolis Junction. and the balance about yal 3g miles from Anaapolis Junctien. Addrass or ap- Own, Anbapolis Junction, aa. ply to THOMAS &' oc 30-78" The Star Club take great pleasure in announcing to their many friends and ‘the public in gen- eral that their FIRST GRAND BALL wi @ place On TUESDAY. November 34, 1863, 4t. TEMPERANCE HALL, on E street. Ticket ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman Warren to ae nal £2, Opok. Wash and Iron, jusework, in rival family. Golored preferred. Apply at No. 439 ¥ et, nest Sixth oe Bate woe than By giter ot nnn W ASaEDaE rhclne QO0K, one wi under: 3: B. kite ew ‘Lewis, 0c29 3t* 466 Penn. ave., bat. 4"; and Sa'sts, HB: Moore, 5,4. Tale, 08 8-1" OTICB.—A Young Lady, with a Wheeler and eee sas ree oa | Dees rece rae ‘EB SUXTH MONTHEY® SOIREE OF THE MERRY SOCIAL ASSOCIATION neces quired. Please eall at No, 204 Fourteenth street, above L, for three days. Oo 2)-3t* W AnrtzD—a WOMAN to take the Washing of a Family. Inquire at 349 Nineteenth street. WILL BRE GIVEN aT The Washing to be taken out. A competent person on MoNVay, Novaunes 4,1863 ill receive liberal pay. dnguire for this week ‘i s only. oc 29-! Particulars in future advertisement, By order 7 06 21-lt* of the Committee. LOST AND FOUND. $5 REWARD.—Lost,a RED BIRD. The finder eed will receive the above by ee the same to Richmond House, cor. of 8th and D sts. att L854. light-bay HORSE, about 15 hands high and 9 years old. Five dollars reward will be given if returned to WILLIAM ROUZA, corner of 2th and O. ec 31 2t* TAERe UP—Oa the morning of the 30th. about Bo’clock, » large SORBEL HORSE. about 16 hands high, with one hind foot white, Theowner or owners are pomuested: te bape forward, prove property, charges, and take him away. eer eey eee ‘4, R. FOWLER, 0c31-3t* New York ave,, bet 14th and 15th sts. CAME TO T: October WwW ANTED—An U PHOLSTEREB at the National Steam Laundry, to make Mattresses. Fnquire at 311 E st., near the Aven oc 28-1w* WARSTED—A GIRL to assist in General House- work; no washing. Apply at 160 south B st., between, 16th and llth sts., or at 366 Penn, avenue, oc * WASTED good, sober MAN, whv under- stands the care of Horses, to take charge of a ntieman’s private team and wagons. Must pro- ee best ct references. Apply at No, 290 F at, o¢ 27-e03t* pDawey FARM WANTED.—Any one having a Farm to lease or sell, containing from one to two hundred acres, suitable for a Dairy Farm. within 4 or Smiles of Georgetown, may hear of a tenant or purchaser by Sddrossing Dairyman, Georgetown Post-Office, stating locality, number of acres, buildings, &c. Possession required on or belcre March 25th, 1964. Oc 27-e03t* Fo SALE—A valuable LOT, 72 feet front, on Franklin Square. One quarter cash; balance rently old; t ix five annual payments. Also, 3 FARM of 15) fore foot; blin shora. | acres, 13 miles from Washington, near Colesville. rhe owner: ys the spore, des bed eaile 3s Trenest 4. with two Btory ariok Dwelling, fine soring, ed tecome forward, prove prove! pay charges | and well watered. A: to A. MOREH 1 No and take him away,» JNO, @ BT APFORD, 63 K street, corner of sth oc I4-eolin™ 0c 31-2t* 434, neat M street, Falacd, Fee. —I found, last evening, in the Depot of ‘the B. and OB. R. Oo, « FORLOUGH and a Ticket to New York and return, belonging to Wm. D. Carmon, a private of Capt. iH, ¥. Morris, Co F, 6th Reg N'Y. Heavy Artillery.” If ho will call at the Depot. properly vouched for by either Col. ANTED—An OFFIOE BOY, from 15 to » years of age, Must regide in the neighbor hood of the office. None need apply without good references. Call at the Dental Office, 260 Penn. ave., bet. 12th and 18th at oo l4 ANTED—50,000 LADiBS TO OALL at 381 Baker, Oapt Todd, or Opt, chacts I wil gi ¥ street, opposite Patent Office and get their him his pepers, RW EDMONDS.” ©"? | YORES BANDS CLOARS” imal Egg art ane CR, | UA RAE ott oy oe8l verse] seoineton. HANDESROBIEFS, inp 'PAKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 26th instant, ove BLACK BOW, which the owner can have by peplzing to WM. DOUGLAS, near Benning’s Bridge. oc 30-3¢ TRAYED AWAY— Yesterday morning, a youn, \O Diack NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, six months old; INITIALS 81 AMPED, We have the finest lot of Braid Patterns ever offered here, for Skirts, &o. Our Machine, the only one in the city, will make your Pattern and Stamp your goods while you wait. 06 1-Im ANTED—At the Treasury Extension, a white spot on the breast, and white marks on the V CARPENTSEBo. To good workman, the hi extremities. A liberal reward will be given iflett | est wages will be given ‘and steady work. Apply-at at No. 273 Penn. avenue, between l0th and 1!th | the office of Construction, Treasury Building. streets. oe 30-3t* 8 Teta woGs st OUND—A few days since, a PORTMONNAIE, : 775 aaanamadmia Frocatelaine $ "scone ORT eat fonroniel,j which the owner can obtain by calling at J J. MAY & 00.8 Btore, 308 ene: prente, and identify property iy arges oO} ivertising. oo eee ee ** » 3 SHIPLRY. $5 REWA&D.—Strayed or stolen, on or about D the 7th inst., one light red and white COW sevevewerd = he iret a ol ae D. A WAtTBRSTON. D FOR A RUSSIAN BLOODHOUND $5 EMast Monday. Heis White and Mouse i! ry ears, colored, with gruy or g! lass eves and Pig hepa 0¢29 3t* No. 476 Pennsylvania avenue. BW ARD.—Lost tolen, om the 20th ins' $5 PRT son mons 3 hind legs and face whi' WANTED — SEOOND- HAND FUBNITUBE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefarnishing Qoods of ¢7 aT description. BUOHLY, €28 7th st mar 9-tf bet. G and H. east aide eee PBRSONAT.. THE DRAFT. Toss ‘That were drafted and received cards at the City Hall, with the names of lawzyero whe drow exemption Ce a ill please send those cards to T. A. C., 535 7th st $d story, A reward of $5 fortheone wanted. id 08 29-3t* DB. DAVIS'S Mernop oF TREATING ALL VENESEAL and 8 ove reward will be gi Private Diseases is fast ing favor. All ns tPeeturnta fo the Baltimore Livery Stable,coruor | sulemag with Bypbllls Gonerrhee, and ere sacereeae | eeiee ee eee ee —t night, the #7th instant, a roan rate. m No, v" Lvonr: Srears ola; no marks, "S10)'reward | opposite Post Ofice, ‘ oc 15Im* Y ations as! Fretur! JOHN PFLUGEE, X stroot, berweon loth ana 2h, | [Y[ADAM AHOLIAD TAKES) PLEASURE IN Se Is” she is now ready to read the Past, Present and Future, and may be consulted on various matters —| A z F Gat MALBY was left _ athhent sey ay of importance atany time from 8 a.m. until7p m,. ; t my con- it him on my name Ladies 5) cents; en $1. No. 60 south A st.. nent id, Tplormentsor else Lwill have the law | Gapitol Hill, Washington, B.O- 00 9-4w" enforded. [oo 29-8t*} JOHN H. DIBTZ. Ga 4 NO IMPOSITION! 424 '—On Tuesda; - th, IR ei "TAGGE Eee citesite with biuck Tar mark on | MADAMM ROBB, Dociress and Astrolosiss, their shoulders. The owner or owners are re- | Formerly located at 333 G st. orth, has removed quested to come forward prove Rroperty ear to No, 424 15th streetnorth, above Now York Fe aria aia ae Sadie > as bora witha naturel sik, Bi -3t* she lis the AME TO THE SUSSORIBER_ON THE 26TH | Pet one are eer eno er thes lone at Cc of October, one Red and White COW. The eve fi ‘cures all dis ‘ " ety sonk. owner is requested to come forward, prove proper- | Gentisi. atric ty, pay charges, and take her ever. one Bhe is the only person that can show s likeness ; fs uly pe 00 29-8t* cor. of I2th and Oats..(Tsiand.) | ee eee Or tleea ee ee tin® .—Lost, on or aboyt the 15th inst. G5 RETARD cider GOW, with fod neck and b oh : of her hornscut off, The abo No, 32 Water N ATIONAL OOURSB, WASHINGTON. also. th roead veil be, Yd for her return to FIBST FALL MEETING, MARRIED, On the 27th instant, by the Rev. Math. Alig, at bu cb LBWIBSCHUING and MARY SN WRLCEN MULLER: both of fais cite DIED, u ‘ing, the 3th inst., afters fal ilpererwhich she Bere with cbristian fortitade, BABAH HAYS, aged 78 years. The fri family are affectionately re- oo rei ecg rere oe the Foundry Oburch, corner 14th and @ streets. on to-morrow; (Bumday) oon, at half-past two o'clock, On th ni f the th instant, Mrs. MARY ARNE PRADOES UGROETI: ia the sist year of I ASP ees creche nian ate 8 Bs “Her remains will ibe interred in Baltimore, Ma. I town, D. O., Oct. S0th, 1863, AM FCOTE. Soungest son of Joseph and’ Ellze Jame 5, aged 1 year and 3 months. had a little Willie once e He was my teful pride; 1 loved him. oh ! perhaps tco well, For soon he slept and died. I often think of his sweet smiles, - Gait ere LENE Te ao more weanr - . ie dwells with God above. The funeral will take place to-morrow (Sunday) sfernoos, at $ o'clock, from ho. 93 Jefferson re 5 OB SALB.—A good DRAUGHT HORSE. Ap- SoePiLs Sea teiet caer fs Eighth street, = 0029-3t* Py BROWN 8UGAB. only 1935 ; Goffee 5: best Black Tea, @1; best Impe: and Gua- der Tea, $1.50, Fruits. ies, Boskwnest. wwith choice Nativeand a reise Wines je low. 3 Oca sth 457 Mthat., bet. Dand B. 1 se 16 ples astantly receiving LIGHT CARRIAGES, of every deceription Of the test make end anise wie are paras tes tes re ae ron ited. Good weegOn TH. GRAHAM, Coschmacer 0029-8" 374 D streot and'477 Sth strest. R? uooW AL. NOTIOE TO SUTLERS AND PEDDLERS. Ww zy Bz L maxgiteriaen, 79 Nenth street, between E D streets, a sted au es Ne. prey: eit M, MUBPRY, GRAND OPENING. FOUR THOUSAND-DOLLARS IN PURSES. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. emia ina, Commencing Covenant Lodge.— The Officers dol tors of Sane thee Nae Sat Nin at ; ihe Y, Nov. takes for S NING at 7 o'clock, at the Hall. to make Fitst Day. BOE DAY, Mer, 21 Sreept for s 5 make arrange- ments for the funeral of our deceased brother, P, boa Aanon Mawnaycns. WALERR, Bes. Beo, ATTENTION! en Bitby the bt of October: Parse of $200 added by Mile heats. Second Day—TU: DAY, Nov, 34—Purse $600; 3 gira bey—WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4th—Parse ; a mile heats. CITIZENS AND aTRANGBRS, OFFICERS, Stoarth D 7 "THURSDAY, Nov. Sth—Purse G30; SOLDIERS, SUTLERS, P. e 1 Oitth Dar—FRIDAY, Nov, 6th—Handtcap, 950 AND EVERYBODF!!! eattinsn wagon Day; $100added. Bingle dash 1% pleth Day—SATURDAY, Nov. 7th—Parse 91,000; 3, ¢ Fhe takes closed with the following entries: Mr, Field’s fill ae sington, dam Magda! Mr. Bush's be Ben Brace, by Lexingto ‘Wai oe be vz aiseep by Imp. ‘Mr. Wai fans el . by Commodore, aap gpate » by Glencoe. rr. eo be eck, by Lexington, dam Rosette. ty. imp Yorkshire. Sra’ Palate W.sby Wny: sortnan dam Prunella, by Glencoe. - ; AP, 950 P,P, eee Srccs, y Lexington, dam by ‘atson’s bc Captain More, by Imp Balrow Bose, lence. ch 1 by Commo ore, READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY, At WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN'S NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 275 Pa. Av., Between lth and 12th streets, YOU OAN BUY FOR ONE DOLLAB 8 Fifty cent Novels or 6 Twenty five cent Novels, $ 60-cont Stationery Packages or 6 25-cent Packages FOR ONE DOLLAR You can buy. t Photograph Album Osrdg, of which we have now om hand over five thousand varieties, embracing all styles published. NEW ONES REOBIVED DAILY. ‘The largest and cheapest stock of Albums inthe city. , DIARIES FOR 1864, Wholesale and Eoetail, over 60 new eet JUsT REOBIVE! A new lot of Tater & Co,’scolebrated Ambrotypes. Public are invited to call and examine. The subscriber having lately returned from the New York and Philadelphia Trade Sales, offers to the Trade and the Public generally, the largestand beat Stock of BOOKS, STATION BBY, and FANCY ABTIOLES ever before opened iz this city, at low rates ; consisting of Books, Fei a and American , Photograshic Albums, Chess Men end an Bosrds, Cribbage Boards, Dominoes, Combs, Brushes, Soaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens, Razors, &c., &e, A large los of New Books sold at half Mah t. by Imp. Boythian, Trotting Purses, Momberahi ards, ‘$10. eg grter of the Boer’, | wowrat. Proprietor. Fetal Wet etss at BOOK: STORE pitas PILES 278 Peunsylvania avenue, zs SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, octs lm between iith and 12th ats. ‘WINTER | erates DRY GooDSs. DR. WITFIELDS Black, Colored and Bearlet Glosks and Cir: vuG STABLE PILLS.- '. Inquire immediately at to. 500, omrner of ath ANtED—A Bmert, Active BOY to attend Store, Must writes fair hand, ana come well Fancy Store, AUCTION SALES. By W. B. LEW18 & OO., Auctioncers. Exe SALES AT AUOcION—We shall ‘ng ealee at our Oummesece our even: Store No. 427 Seventh an _betaee ce on FH: SVENING, ar? obioety ene sontians ok ill conniet tf Boots and Shoes, Sutrts are, China POR OTHER a’ THISAFTER: Stork end rave Glaase —= $e ket Cutle: Tin en ANTED—A WOMAN to Coox and assist i $ Wey TR. IRST eee DB = Wire to UAP TE BENTON, Wacsinte * Wataties aa rie = amu vi . 2 welty, F = or THB tet Arsenal, between the bours of 9 aed 13. oc 31 3° er hinds of Moreuaca, age in and al} oth leo, all kinds of Goods s W. 3B. LEWIS & 00.. Ancts. By J. 0. McGUIRB & OO. Austioncers. XOBLLENT EURNITU Ss AT Pas mcai Re Bas, kab pth, te ire corner of nd wrest ‘apd Penpsyivania avenue, ail of the re ogany Parlor Farniture, comprising qineen Senet Surat Marbie-ton Centre Tanie i. — i Chairs, in Bine Brocatel Mahogany Centre Tables, Sisedoard Velvet, Brussels and Ingraip Oil Cloth, Stair Carpete. 1s aad oman: Bedsteads, Hair Mattrasaes, B lows Lot, Sotee Sterans 1SMBDI A a te opting if nen Se. side ef 2 SACS 1 URavorD, lankets. Comforts, Spreads, and Sheeting bins, Glass, and Crocke y Ware Refrigerator, Clock, Window Shades g and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils os 5, o, Me@UIRE & 00.. Aucts XTENAIV: LE By J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers, E Ing Urauses. moe voyieues at SNxve BRICK HOUSE D LOT AT PUBLIC AY, the 3d of November, we sel, at XO 84L8—On PKIDAY AFTERNOON, Bovember the reside: of Mr. Per! at 6th, at4o’clock. on the premises, wa saallseli Gut lock a, tm ire Stoca and B, in eubdivision ot Msste Ho: ‘758, frenti ing Utensils, Blue Plains is pear rebdie, om em north EB street, ied ee Second the Figcatawey: Toad, about three mileg from the streets east, and running back 100 feet, together 'y Yard Bridge and nearl: ite ris. with the improvem -nts, consisting of a saug Two- |W what sto:y Brick Dwelling house. good Work Terms: On in cash ; the remainder in four : One. and eight months, with interest, secured a of trust on the ises. ighes ce en within two weeks from the salo. Possession Copverances at cont of the purchaser, _ anes & Plows, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, large assortment of other THREE STORY BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT | Implements : FROBTING ON F, NEXT TO THE CORNER OF NINTH ‘er mi STRERT. OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFicg. it Bet Bouss No. 371, at Avotion.—On FRID. éth of November, 1863, we shail premises, at 40’clock p. m., conveniently arranged Three-story Brick House and Lot on F street, opposite the south frort of the Patect Office. This house has tie advantage, in additional to the beautiful location, of Gas, Water, and Spskng Tubes tarough the cepart- ment, and Bath room. Terms: One half cas! Fa08s wiil please be punctual to the time, ge the atock is large and we wish to finish the th a dhe Farm is also for rent, inquire on the premi- ocg7 GBEEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By W.L. WALL & OO., Auctionsers. NITED STATES MaRsHaL’ U Srzamza Diamomp Tors, Arranae, ; balance in'S and 6 months, Furniture, axp Oanco.—In for notes bearing interest. A deed given ands | sued from the Clerk's OM, rome a eee fed Bites for the Ditrit le in y ‘sell All conveyancing, inluding Revenue Btampe, at | Hon, fo Ng Pi oe the cost of the vars aser. t. Com: Possession given in 10 days after the execution | & aar,at No 958 of the papers. 5. city of Washington, D. C. oc3l (intel. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, steamer Diamond ARsHAL’S 8AL¥ —In virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, irsueo from the Clerk’s office of the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbis and to me directed, I will expose to Public Sale, for cash, at the front of the Court House door of said eos: ys on THUBSDAY, the 12th aay of November next, 1968, at 12 o'clock m., one Gold Lever Watch seized and levied ugon as the goods and cbattels of Henry Otterbach, and will be xold to satisfy Judicial No. 14, to October term, 183, in favor of James. Hayle. ‘WARo H. LAMON, oes U. 8. Marshal, D C, By J. C. McGUIRE & QO., Auctioneers. YALUsELe IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THB Navy Yard at PuBLic 8aLs.—On THUR3- DAY, November 5th, at 12 o'clock m., we shall nell, on tbe premises, par. of Lot No. 5.in Square No. 879, fronting 100 feet on south I and 93 feet on Virginia svenue, between Seventh street east and the public rpace,and 40 feeton said public space, together with the improvements, consisting of one Three story and one Two-story Brick Houses and one Two story Frame House, to be sold separately. "erms cas Conveyances at the cost of ocean” J.0. McG Soa Me and La ties FP ready-made Olothing @ 7 220% Tabl+ Knives and forks Waiters Ladier’ Bonrets—Bi'k i Fancy ‘Articles Toys, &e., &6., io of 40 of India Rubber Overooate—Lined with Al- cade India Babber Osps and Hats cases Cigars case of ou Silks gi and other Dry Goods Beoteh Pinta Morinos, Re. koe Alpaca and Fancy ‘AVALRY BUREAU, Madras Handkerchiefs OFFIcEe or CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, abso, Wasuincton, D. O.. Octoder 23, 1853, At the foot of Sixth street Wharf, on the Poto- On the First and Third WEDNESDAYS, 4th and | mac river, at 8 o’clock in the afternoon of same day, 18th of November. will be sold, at Public Auciion. | I willsell the urchasers. IRE & OO., Aucts, Pororqerey ereerery ao Boo it the Cavalry Depot, at Giesboro Point, STEAMER DIAMOND, sive large Tee ran oes 7. ceca ah epeniees her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture. condemned as unfit for public rervice, At the same time, J Sales to commenos at 10 orelesk 5 nm, 0 oom of s iworsed aioe, bo. eee eae ie oor re nS AWIELLE, oom WARD B- MOACTY, WALL & OU. Anat: Lieutenant and Chief Quarter ss ; By GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsera, oe ee? Serres UCTION SALE OF GROOMRIBS, LIQUORS, LL, AND Fixtcres at AvcTION.—Om SDAY, "the 34 of N E tat 2 FOR SALE AND RENT. weeny sees shall sel, atthe araer of T [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) % 0 be sold to the Righest bidder for HOUSE, Sher GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. enient to the \y at 424 lath st. bet. Hand I. mi, Sate FSR RENT—Two pleasant nore. (comun ralahed of unfarnished. Apply at Wo. 33. First street, Georgetown, D.C. oc 81-St* I ARGB HAN: MELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Ls with Bosra ror transient or permanent persons. Location pleasant desirable, corner H and 21st streets, one square from Pa.avenue. oc $i St* OT FOR SALE—In Un'onville, on the south side of the Bastern Branch and near the Navy Yard. The lot fronts 43 feet on the Piscataway road with depth ef 190 feet, Price . Address “A. ae 47 Post Office, Frederick, Md, oc ‘OR BENT—A emall FURNISHED city cars. Ay ELLING HOUSE Paranenee Shp Looe: 'alook. om &e. was the late Philip C. Jobuson for his own residence, and is in every re- bar ret Aw = Terms : cash remainder in six and monte. with intérest, seeured by a deed of cost of the 5 36° oabime © 00. ‘ABM FOR SALE—On the Wesbiestes Besa Fi Balironas ig moe trom, Washington. 1 salle 1k 0, hata, t) ine crohard. and good water lose the hou, |" 4 UOFION BALB OF ODEDEMNED WOOD, se ot . perticaiars inquire of G. J. HALL, at the gov: ier su UBBDAT. Borscper ieee a8 a Navy Yard, Gon- atreet wharf, or 0 ‘ne Washington went lumber yard, TT. 9th street wharf. 1 a demned W. hips, & RB BALE—The well-known CITY LAUNDRY, | i: eels for the conv: FRk.tea No, S87 Penn avenue between te aad | dares each \° . a. 6th streets. Apply at the premises, from 9 o’clock ocd- TRAM Naval Storekeeper, a4 interim. a, m. till 4 o’clock p.m. oc 3 St* FPUBNISHED BOOMS TO LET_at 556 Now BE Von Gane RIEEaG Uae Jersey avenue, Capito! Hill, between south a | VV BBY YALUABLE Peo NG reets, within one. minute’s walk of the November 34, at 40! the p Capitol and Navy Yard cars. 0030 st | Gail the eastern vary ct tot a ons BSTAUBANT FOB SALE—RARE CHANCE— Senare Re. 14, fronting 33 lose to Armory Bawese Hospital.“ Artaohed to the | and reaaine back to s 07 % Berteurant iat eS ee oie Dancing containing aaeunere? _ s 2 ia cation nainess on tl . Very aheap rent oo 30-1w" | The eastern, part of Lot 30. in same 8a Fourth and Fifth streets west, Dusiness on the I: tiemen only, OR REN T— Without board, to a suite of ROOMS, elegantly farsished, Bear the QGity Hall, in ao first-class house. Also, a FRONT PABLOG,'on fret floor, suitable for = aS it can be entered from the vestibule. dress R. H., Post Office. oc 30-3t* 50 Lore ed farina af o! BENT—Between 2th and 27th streets, in Beige hood of the aartermaster’s emt, Horse Carol, and ket House. table for stores, jonces, &e. Inquire of B. MACKALL, Jr., No. 457 Thir- teenth virect, between Band F Streets, at 20’clock any evening on J] _ARGE AND VALUABLE LOT corner of Virginia cemmeeand Ticcaty-scoond atvees, hE PBLY ATE SALE.— We offer at Pri wate Bale Lot No. 8, in Square 81, fronting 54 feet on 22d street and 93 feet 4inches on Vir, avenue. J. O. MoGUIBE & OO., c30 6t Auctioneers and Sommizsion Merchants. Eliowing desirable Building Lots, vi Balt of Lows 3 eee gra) : lon nt, wi DB ts bailding-having elarge dining room thet wills: | évenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets west. ™, copie oh arianh Puri eniee pace | gatca fonts tea Ritaterenl arene throughout suitable fora situated on the — ? Lot No. in 6%, fronting om note \f bt] igh streets, Georgetown. Pox- ‘art of Bs Sqarre Se fro PREGA DL pe a Bee cn r., lo ween strects, at J o'clock any evening. Saw" | Con at” ancts, T—A FF hg Mi, Ay 432 Pei ee res GB BOOMS (Unfurnished) FOR RENT, ON street, bet Ith. I i if Param woboniGy. os Iw" 'URNISHED HOUSE FOR ‘Ward. Inquire at No, 202 on I th and Zist. OB RENT—At 350 Penn avenue, ROOMS fi offi OF Ble; snariments, Taquire'st GILMAN'S Diag Bore. B RENT.—Two gentlemen can be accommo- ree i snd beater, ue oly on Mist street neater. Ap ant brisk hou between @ and H, turee-story brisk houss faeces dino oat RA BES ES , l ISHED ROO} Gentlemen '. Peete tar apt sta aes bir} Fatrect, bo ween 15th and lth streets, TS = jeathy- Li BE ogee a ar nON First Ward, within a few ste) Heres |, to let with or without Board. Auction, —In the First rer ‘ ‘and Males. ‘som se ae a.m. Cantete OME, . MOGUIRS & OO. Auctionsers. jo. 180 I street, near Zist street. A WARE SUSTRTERER sou Stee Gee? Si we aes eee Fae iesreeeess | o—_ |< aS re AE i north 81 feet | with & eT