Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s THeaTER—Manager Ford has ef- tected an engagement with the young American iragedian, Mr. J. Wilkes Booth, and he will =ppear to-night for the first time as «Richard the Third.” Mr. Booth, although a young man, | has already a splendid hustrioric reputation. During his engagement, ha will be supported | by Mr. Chas. Wheatleigh, Mr. Harr Pearson, Mrs. M. A. Chapman, Miss Annie ‘aite, and @ host of other prominent performers. CANTERBURY.— Manager Sinn announces that while he retains upon his boards such gen- eral favorites as Ernestine de Faiber, Julia | Mortimer, Millie and Clara Fowler, Geo. Ede- i son, H. W. Eagan, J. S. Edwards and others | be bas also effected an engagement with Mies j Kathleen O'Neil, the famous comic songstress. | All these will appear to-night, not only in a | good concert hall bill, but a fine drama, «The | Maniac Lover,” will also be produced. Fair.—The fair at Odd Fellows* Hall for the benefit of St. Patrick's Parish Church will be | continned until Wednesday evening of this week. The display ot tancy and useful arti- | cles and of refreshments is by no means ex- hansted. pee elon ANOTHER STRIKE AT THE TREASURY Ex- TENSION.—The Workmen March in Procession to Temperance Hall.—On Saturday afternoon Capt. Rodgers, the architect of the Treasury exten- -Sion, issued an order directing that hereafter the workmen be paid so much per hour, and instructing the foremen of the various branches to fix the working hours. The foremen, after | deliberation, decided that the bell should be rung at 7 o'clock a.m., and at 5 p- m., thus making @ day’s work concist of nine hours, which, at the rute of wages prescribed per hour, would, in the opinion of the workmen, lessen the amount of wages received per day. ‘The workmen therefore demurred to the ar- rangement, claiming to go to work at an hour by sun and stop at sunset. Accordingly, this morning only a tew went to work, and they ‘were compelled to stop on account of the la- borers retusingto work. Thestrike was nearly unanimous, in fact all branches being Trepre- sented. About © o'clock the workmen assem- “bled, numbering seyeral hundred, formed a | Procession, and marched to Temperance Hall, where a meeting was organized by calling Mr. John A. Ross, of the carpenter’s branch, to the chair: Mr. F. W. W. Letourrau was appointed secretary. The Chair laid before the meeting the follow- ing address and resolutions; which were read | and adopted by acclamation: i According to the Book of Holy Writ it is said | that the iaborer is worthy of his hire, and yet we are called upon again, fellow-workmen, to take a stand and inquire if it be possible for us to solve the great problem which is so broad- cast inthe world that the laboring men can provide for themeelyes and families with less means during theinclement -eason than during more pleasant parts of the year. when his out- lay is not so great and his facilities are greater tor performing more labor than during the sea- son which is fast approaching. Why is this, tellow-workmen, that as the real necessaries of lite are advancing during these times that the Jaboring maa should be expected to live and sustain his family at a reduced rateof his daily increase! It is certainly expected that this class of society shall pay their honest debts, as well as to feed, clothe and educate their chil- | Off and left them in the | Nichols, drunk; #2. MELANCHOLY Suicipg —Aboat = seven o'cl by ev Mr. Cyrus L. Smead, a clerk of ie Treasury Department, residing at No. 651 mnsylvania avenue. at the corner of east 3d street, left his home Guring the absence of his Wife, to whom he addressed @ note stating that ae about to go to the foot of 3d street is lagden's wharf) to drown himself, and bid er farewell forever. He pulled hie clothes t room. His wife, on re- urning, about nine o'clock, discovered the Dote, and immediately informed the police, When officers Pierce and Whitmore went to search for him, and found his hat on the wharf ‘With a stone in it. body Was recovered this morning, and Coroner Woodward is holding an inquest upon it this afternoon. The deceased was astrictly temperate man, buthad for some days been in a despondent | State of mind, it is supposed, caused by pecuni- ary troubles. Yesterday, however, he was more cheerful than usual. = er oe Focrtn Warp Sratrion Cases.— Joseph James McGraw, threats of arson; bail for hearing. Rosanna McGraw, | do.: dismissed. Mich 1 Drunk, disorderly; mil- itary. "John Holloran, larceny; for a hearing. A.S. Dickson, assault and battery; de. Tho: H. Oliver, dtunk and disorderly; $3. Hea: Williams, H. Weltner, John Carson, larceny: locked upsix hours each. David Strane, drunk and disorderly; $2. Thos. A. Johnson, Fran- eis Arnold, drunk: military. John F. West, disorderly; $5. Michael Fitzgerald, disorder- ly; & Michael McNoal, threats; bail for John McDonald, drunk; military. Jno. O’Brien, do.; dismissed. Mich’l McNeal, dis- | orderly: $1. Gon Lahan, having dog unlicensed; S56. J. McDonatd, Henry O’Harra, indecent exposure; $2 each. Anne Davenport, drunk and disorderly; $2. Michael Donegan, John Kennedy, Pheaxix Veanceme, do; military. Benard Gough, drunk; 82. Jas. Walker, do.; military. James Ryan, suspicion ot larceay; James Ward, Hugh McShene, Mich’l McShea, jarceny; dismissed. ——_—.—___ THE MCFarvan RopBERY.—Superintendent Webb has awarded the reward of $1,000, of- tered for the recovery of the money stolen from Paymaster McFarlan by his clerk, Mc- Carter, to detective James A. McDevitt auu officers Godman and Jones, of Bladensburg. Mr. McDevitt is to receive two-thirds of the amount, he haying been mainly instramental in the recovery of the money. Jones and God- man detained McCarter at Bladensburg, and therefore the other one-third of the amount of the reward is to be divided between them. Mr. McDevitt is an excellent officer, and his friends will be gratified to learn that he has deserved- ly obtained the above reward. asta tegen Ropeerny anp ARREST.—Friday night, a | sutler, named Jas. Gallagher, was robbed in the Central Hotel. corner 6th street and Penn- sylvania, of a small amount of money. Yes- terday. officer Lynch, of the Fourth Ward, got information and tracked three men, James Walker. James Ry2n and James Ward, to the Metropolitan Hotel, where he watched their movements for some time. From there they went io the United States Hotel, and were arrested at the door by officers Lynch and Thompson. This morning Justice Thompson dismissed the larceny case for want of evi- dence; but the parties were sent to the Provost Marshal as suspicious characters. Sxeconp WARD STATION CasEs.— Lodia Gaskins, Aun McIntosh, Eliza Johnson and Molly Mason, arresied upon bench warrants; delivered to Marshal Lamon. Warner Cropp, profanity; $1.91. Wm. Daid, disorderly; #1. dren; and yet itis strange that we should be Say Tbs ise tenes Wright, dean y: able to supply the necessities of our families, | Gicnicced. Jacob Ruch, drunks Sloe, Mice whilst other portions of the human family, WhO | Gallaher, do; S1o* Georse Peden. finest fre commanding large salaries, and they even £1.91. Barne oquir, dé. ad a. Tt. _ mss complam at theinsafficiency of their mcome to | Gisorderty; £2. BM. Dole, tow ee” eae sustain them. ateres tank. discsing an abe We do think that the issuing of this new or- | QyStere drunks dismissed. Frank Crome, do der isan infringement upon us too great tobe | 08: APOODYs.00- cas borne, and here we are called together toimke steps to repel this invasion upon what we ¢) sider the rights of the laboring class, of which ‘we compose a portion: and hence let us de erate together and adopt such measures and such # manner &s shall prove a credit to as, who compose this organization. We feel as a class tbhut as we perform the stated hours (which is ten) during such seasons as will ad- mit of it, without an increase of compensation, and to us belongs the mght to be able to get to our bomes and families earlier during the in- clement season, and we look upon this as an invasion upon our privileges, saying nothing of the desire to snatch (he loaves and fishes trom our litile ones, or a back log from our hearth stone. Then let us as men stand shoulder to should- er in defense of our firesides and rights against those who would seek to invade them, that they may be convinced that we are human and have a place in society, though humble it may be. Therefore, be it Resolved, That we invite all branches of this public work to be recognized with us, that we may by our might and strength correct this evil. Resolved, That each member of this body considers it his imperative duty to be governed | exclusively by such actions as may be brought before this meeting, and that we may stand out boldly and strongly for the great object for which this meeting has been called. Resolved, That it is the e est desire of this body so to conduct themselyes ihat we may compel all arrayed against us to take knowl- edge of us, as all we ask is what is right and ust. : Resolved, That we consider neither of the strikes in which we haye been compelled to amake of our own origin, but in each case on account of the infringement upon ourselyce and families. A resolution was adopted that if any one taking a conspicuous part in this meeting should be discharged therefor, that all who are { in attendance at this meeting pledge themselves | to stop work at once until such discharged party shall be reinstated. . ‘The following committee was appointed to wait on Secretrary Chase, and ask that the de- mands of the meetiing be granted :—Mess: John A. Ross and John T. Sua: Carpenter: Andrew Morris, Bricklayer; Robert Baker, | ‘Cabinet-maker; Thomas H. Oakshott, Stone- cutter; Joeeph Leonard, Painter; Luke McCabe, Plumber; Themas Marden, Machinist, Peter Mathews, Rigger: Thomas Conroy, Black- smith; and George Barnes, Machinists Laborer. ‘The meeting adjourned to 2 o'clock to-day in order to hear the report of the committeee. A Bioopy AFrair.—On Saturday afternoon. as a number of teamsters were waiting about Capt. Tompkins’ office, G and 22d streets, one of them attempted to force his way in, and the watchman, Joba Maffitt. ordered him back, but he refused to obey, and Maffitt pushed him down the steps. The man immediately got up and attempted to grapple Maffitt, when Maitilt struck him twice with a-heavy stick, once on the left temple and back of the ear, it is sup- fracturing the skull. ‘The mjured man was at once sent by Capt. Tompkins’ order to the Quartermaster’s Hospital (St. Aloysius), and Officer Stuard arrested Maffitt, who was taken before seaties: Dray, and pe bail for his appearance to-day. The injured man’s con- dition had not yesterday been ascertained. It is feared that his injuries will result fatally. ok Sages PILtFerinc Hats anp Caps.—For several cweeks past the store of Messrs. Graubwahl & Triefitt, opposite Captain Tompkins’ office, T wenty-second and G street,) has been re- ved at times of hats, caps, &c., aad recently @ quantity of hats, with some coats, under- shirts, draws, &c. were taken at one time. The proprietors kept a lookout for their goods, and on arday spied one of the mis3ing hats, upon a teamster, John McCormick, who Was i We SWre AVUUL the tue the last lut of goods were stolen. Officer Stuar¢ arrested the teamster, and Justiee Drury held. McCormick to security for hisappearance at court. McCor- mick denies taking the goods, but says that a boy who was in the store at the time, slipped off with them, and he got the hat from the boy. aT UOT 2 AE EE Tas Turr.—On to-morrow the erat running ‘races commence on the National Course, and ‘will close up on Saturday with the grand race at four mile beats. The race to-morrow, of three mile heats, will be almost equal in interest to those of Satur- <iay, bringing out four of the best horses in the country, including one of the two celebrated horses of the Canadian stable, “Thunder” or « Blackbird.” Arrangements to afford convenient access to the course have been made, by which it can be reached by the street cars, in connection with omnibuses; or by boat to Giesboro. MATINEE EXTRAORDINARY. —To-morrow afternoon a grand extra performance will take place at Can ury Hall, the proceeds whereof will be devoted to the benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asylum. Manager Sinn, haying been informed that this worthy institution was in need of funds, at once tendered (with his usual liberality) the use of his hall, and se- cured the yoluntary service of his entire com- pany. for this matinee performanee. One of the very best bills of the sexson will be per- jormed, and as the object 1s. a worthy one, it is to be hoped the hall will be crowded. ae CircuLAR TO TEACHERS OF PUBLIC Scuoots.— By circular recently issued by the trustees of public schools, the teachers of the eeveral public schools in the city are required to furnish, among other information, such as locality of room, number of scholars, &c., & list, in tubular form, of the name, age, resi- dence (Square, not number,) and occupation of parents, in what place the pupil has previous. ly attended school, and whether or not he or she attends Sabbath school: also, what lessons are taught in the morning and afternoon, and at what hours. ——_————— WE ORSER VS that the enterprising proprietors ot Willard’s Hotel have been beantitying and improving their hotel, in anticipation of the approaching Congressional season. The out- side of the building has been very tastefally painted and improved. This part of the work was entrusted to our old and well known triend, Moses T. Parker, painter, whose taste and skillin the various branches of his busi- ness is proverbial all over Washington city. ———_ Wirk WuirrPine.—This morning, Officer Healy arrested Mathew Sherlock and took him before Justice Thompson. His wife, Minnie Sherlock, followed, with one eye closed by her eheek, which was dreadfully bruiwed and swollen, and charged her husband with whipping her, and Sherlock was sent to jail tor court in default of bail. ——.—_— RESIGNED.—Col. W. T. Dennis. has resigned is position as examiner in the U. S. Patent hi Office. ———— Wasuincton Oity, D C., Oct. 26tm. 1968, We the undersigned persons, beg leave to state to faEEwe will be obliged corales the price of milk on ye 8’ Ta! ie p! seed ae the lst day of November, 1363,80 long as the price of feed keepas high as they are. To rate as follo Allunderl jon per day... Be, aiovs i lone per day 40c. over 1 as jay. & . ie, Gaies, Ho. n okn jarthy, 3 Oprien,’* John Fanrnuopa, Dycon, Wm, Bs | Mrs O’Brien, Yolsatine Galser, | E. i. A Gieerons a ck ‘onrad Steinage!, ©. ¥ Hamilton, ! Thos, Dusigin, .-M. Kelener | 5 2, . > H. Delay, Matthew Diehl, : fe % Homan Sin eee ee oe B1-2t* ———— ‘Hare Drs! Hare Dre! Batchetor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th: world. The only harmless, trae and reliable Dre kno¥- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes kei Husty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy, Black or Natural Brown, without injurivg the hair or staining the skin, leaving the heir soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Wittum A Bavoustor, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists. &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s aew Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-coly —— Take no more wnpleasant and ensale Medicines. For nnpleyerinocoe Miraaor stent. ived the endorsement of the most Which has receiv in odo! mike _ ment . 3. In now ofisren to stiictod: bu y 28a certain eure for the following diseases an: ptoms origi- gating om diseases and abuse of the Urinary or xu: Debbi Megualend Physical Depression, = Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, Restlessnesr and Bleoplsednas Hise : Absence of Muscular Bfficiency, of Appatite, * Low 8sirits, Dison ization or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, And, in fact, all the consomaitants of a Nervous ono! of a Nervor and Debiiitated stato of the system, To insure the genuine, cut is ont. Ik for Helmboia's, eke no other. Gures Quarani teed. Bee advertisement in geother column, je 4-tr a PP may New La ag PAK eon ae ished Fr. J. y eh Ford's Theater, jargest ane be dra- matic corps ever collected in this ci leasrs. Ghas. Wheatleigh, Harry Pearson G@. F. Dez vere, Sidney Wilkins, . Fleming, S. K. Chester, Misses Annie Waite, Belle ‘Vaugh, and several other artists ot prominence, who bave never before a; in Washington. Richard III is the play. ln a few days, The ‘Apostate. LANDERED HORSES AT LARGE.—Yesterda) By ice of o> seco Ward were Tequired two bors: with glan- ame, and roaming at large about the streets. ‘The owners of sui animals deserve severe punishment for turning them loose. Thisdan-. gerous nuisance should meet prompt attention irom the proper sathorities throughout the city. Mar ‘EXSES.—-O! hundred and Tmariage licenses were issued in this city during the mouth of October. of these were for colored All the kaow- Bg once Say this is to be a terribly cold winter — SRS eee cured wi y SB yong hg gw Eo vi ve {ween W whingto Dd. No charge for consultation, se Brock of and Pilatea W: Food that is new and seasonable Max's Danes Suits, Youth’s Dress Suits. mow on . BVO., Ben's Business Suits, Youth’s Business Swits, Gaildrens’? Dress Buits. Hoan Arama & G0. 268 Berm avons letro- Peunes wee coeeal display of Fai ited’ ad wis: ter Clothing, ts now goody for, - fe afte Ni Youx Srriss. | “ fevey ant ctkoma "New and Beslacss we _ | WANES ness % ANTED—A good K; mast de well recom.) Re, nglise Back sed Waiting Oos excell i‘ WASRED-A.c004 000K; wast be well recom: | Seer ae Wacurierseas £ So" | WaNtlD-a saat 9 MAM to take ore OTHE | NY ge einen ne coat Gees tae be. be. : - x <a 2 Gara? Pesns 514 BO! via Baltimore ant REE IDS WANTED ; also ve Withitecaadragra wet tre wat | Li foee onsa tngaaernay gee eft ime—low fare and sure connections. “Joidier®’ any Se oo Hots}. _Be icbets sold thi h at Government rates, For tickets and further information apply at the off of Great Pennsylva: ite, northeast corner of fonnezivania Svenue and Sixth street; Washing ton, ice o ‘om §&.m. to 9p. m.; on Sun- E. 0. Norton, Agent. stag Oa Da. Pils are fhe vary tak iarnoes Thay onecate eae and Secivgy, and Greate no nas- sea wost 4 mach. A trial of these Bitte wilt F ereenteriiracer al provetheir aliethers. Price @1a bor. Bold a my street and Pa. avenue, | and , Alexandria. avy uhsrrcee saely” Wanaanrsp so Anti x oy dote, an Kngls y Bpecite Cainer Soares Paig aeuies, Fle 0) rr So 2a Washington, ast Henry Oook Mloseatee, enaese Qook, Ab ‘TuR ORBAPRESY AND Bus? Hain D¥s ws eR WoRLD— bot coger TO - Ford, eorner lith street and Pa. avei rash: wston, and Henry Cook Alexandria. Sa eay ig STmaua FORREG@A O4m BE Ovunep.—Dr. Bands means etal a ie pala Brectte, Siena t akey 108 merits.’ Price @1 8 box. Bold by 8. b Fo per eee Pa. avenue, Was! a BELUAL BYOTERS Fe a ea a ment—in Reports of the Howard Assoct ft in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. 8 Houghto! ‘Associ Philedel=bis. P; area cote lation, 22-30 In Philadelphia City, on Bubaay. Sevt, on St. Jobn'e Church. by tie Rev" Father Dann, itt JAMES W MURPHY of Washington Uity: te Macs MARY CROPBON, of Philatelpe! ” [| Balt, Sun and N. Y. Herald please copy. ] : DIED, On Sunday, Nov. ist, after a painful illness, Mrs, SURAN WEBOOFT. in the 69th year of her age. The friends and acquaintances of the family ara respectfully invited to attsnd her funeral, from her late residence, corner of 8th and L sts , (Navy Yard,)cn to morrow afternoon, at $o'cloek, * In this city, Nov. 1st, IDA MABIA MYERS. aged 10 years, $ months, and 21 days, daughter of Gitbarine aiyers. Her funeral will take place from her mother’s residence, cornér of Ninth and L streets east, Tuesday evening, $o'clock, fo which the friends and acquaintances of the family sre invited, with- out further notice. = (Phila. papers please copy.]} In Baltimore, on the Ist of Nov., Mrs. B. C. JEWELL, in the 64th year of her ago = The friends of the family are invited, without farther notice, to attend the funeral services to morrow, Tuesday, at 1p. m..at the chapel in Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, D. 0. a In thia city, Nov. Ist, Capt. H. von SCH WENO- KE-BLAN DOW, 4th N, Y. Oavalry. i} At his resijencein Ale: 8. on the Sist witimo; BENJAMIN WATEBS, in the 74th year of is age. * fe (Balt. papers please copy | On the th inst . in Baltimore, of consumption, ANNA ELIZABBTH, wife of James R Hood, local editor of the Repub/ican of this city She was born in Augusta, Gtorgia, February 221,1836, and passed away in the 27th year of ber age. LOST AND FOUND. Lft°2, Sunday moraing, on '9tb strest, bet. f and H, a BLAOK LAGE VEIL. A liberai reward will be paid if returned to the owner north- west corner of F and 19th sts no 2-3t* L753" Sunday morning, betwaen the New York Avenue Presbyterian Ohurch and 252 1 street, above 18th, a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will be rewarded by leaving them at the above number and street. Ro 2-2t* dri W ANTED—3y p respectabio girl.e SITUAL ae chamsbersaaie.” Address Bos 1 Btat Uiies. no 2-18) SNTED—By table young girl, Ww OaTiON ine private fant cn org, wash 2n4 irony beat of ce given, Cail at toracr 27th and K ste. Lind J ANTED—By a middle-aged womae, a BITU- ATION to cook wash and iron for a smell family. Apply at 1171 street, between mee sad a aie ae. ld A BESPEOTASLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS family, oFto de chamber Sack Lenatreae Sash street, between Isthand lth it® ANTED—A WOMAN to Cook and do Geueral Housework, Good wages will be given. Ay- ply at No. 299 Penn, avenue, bet. 9th and sts. Apply immediately. It* W 4NtED—a smart BOY. white or colored, to by Fo of Errands and ciean Store. Apply imme- diately, No. 4 Market Space. up stairs, Penn. next door to Perry’s. no? ANTED— By a rerpectahle young W. a Wlrtarrok eocszegianle zoune, Womens care of a Baby, Address Box 24, Star office. AUCTION SALES, Sa eee eee nr Sits Tend. -erer cnr En By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. UCTION SALE OF FBENCE FANOY 108 Ayoro oak Tad Preesars, Care Moulds, Kettler, Jelly |. Quafectionery, Tools, Catters, Preserved Preite, Juices for lee Ureams snd Water Toes. ‘eter Fountain ratus, Ice Oream lates, Giaes St Done Glaseware, Pench Hock, s Wine “ On YY. the Sth inetac’ Qielock a 'm., we shell sell. at the Jon’ Bere No. 543 Pennsylvania ayanue, between 6th streets, nex 90. a cory Merebante’ ‘arker & 0; rO- nos GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioasers. Tre VALUABLE BUILDING Lora ON 18TH, BETWEBR L any MONDAY. ihe 9th inst. the premises, a: Valuable Baila: ae inok, to aso t sliey. This property is CT | 3 street went, between Liang aa iE Terms ; One-thira cash; bal, in 6, 12, and 1 | months, fer notes Intereat from day of sale, A deed given and a d taken. Title indirputadl n of the purchase m: it to be paic down when the Reef AUR RD be and if not paid. it will oy ere be put up ri er. and old to the next ht - nod GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, i Nese STORY BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH M. uerwkes 18TH ABD 19TH STREETS WEST, aT AucTION —On BONDAY, the Sth instant, we sell, in frout of the premives,at 4 o'clock WABTED—A BOY, between the ages of I2 and 16 years; one who can write a good hand. Good reference required, Apply at No, 346 Peun. » between 6th and 7th. J. RIGGLES’ Insurance Office. 0 BUTLEBS, — An opportamity is now off-red to | Secure the servicer of a reliable ard competent river who has served several years in the army, and can give best of r-commendations. Apply te or address JOSHUA, 214 Penn. avenue, up stairs Do 2 3t* ANTED—A good Di WwW ining-Boom SERVANT. Inquire immediately at No . $00, corner of 8th stree: and Penn. avenue. Oc 31-3t* ANTED—A Busi an Btore, Must write «fair hand, ana Soaht Wat recommended Apply at BOSWELL'S Fancy Store, 302 E atreet, near 14th. oc 14-3t* V ANTED-A roman to Cook and assist in Washing and Ironing Good city references required. Apply to CAPT. BENTON, Washington Arsenal, between the hours of 9.and12. 00 31-3:* W ANTED—Two first-rate SHEEL-I1RON WORKMBN. For such men I will give three 92) per day. Inquire immediately ot é Wo0D Sty Spud Penn. avenue, bet Wth and lth ets, oc 4 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, between 17 and 20 years of age; must be willing to dovote his whole time and attention to business, and furnish satisfactory testimonials of good character and in tegrity.. Address. giving name, age, residence, re- ference, and former business, A, B. O., through City Post Office. oc 8i 3t* —A MAN, with unexceptionabie re- s, to take charge ofa Drinking Saloon (bar-room) in this city; good pay will be given. Also, twenty-five SERVANTS for Qooks, Laun- dresses, and General Houseworg. Apply at the Intelligence and Real Estate Office, No. 511 Nicth street. near Penn. avenue, BR. H. MILLER. oc 31 3t* WANTED, EVERY LADY TO LOOK AT THI8, Ladies intending to make presents of Em roi dered and Braided Slippers,as well as Smoking Caps, to their gentlemen friends, will find a largs assortment of the vicestand newest designs, (se- cured at a bigh price,)at WM. PRINCE'S orame- ING DEPOT, 3 F street. opposite Patent Office. H~ bas just secured a new lot of Medallion and other Skirt patterns for Braiding, new and be -ut.fal Night Wrapper, Chemise Y ke, Band, and Panta- let patterns ; ali of which he will stamp wh te you wait Having the only Machinein town, he will make any pattern brought, ho vever intricate. and best of all. his stamping does not rab out while working. Pocket Handkerchiefs ready atamp-d and stamped with any Initiale. Mohair and Gold Sraia. Bil 's and Cotton of the best brands for sals. oc3l: renee j ANTED 10 8ELL—1.200 Oor f Seasoned OAK WOOD. 35) cords withia w hundred of Annapolis Junction. and the balance about 232 mives froma Annapolis Junctien. Addressor . ply to TR OMAY BOWB, Annapolis Junction, Md. oc 30-7t* "Taser UP ESTRAY—A Light-gray HORSE. about7 years old, 15bandshigh Owner ix to come forward. prove property, pay char; takehing away. Address, 431, cor. of 14t! Bo 2-3t* $3 REWABD.—Lost, on Saturday afternoon last, from 212 Penn. avenue, » WHITE BABBIT, answers by the name of Ro! about 4 months old. Whoever wili bring inea it back to No. 212 Penn. avenue, will receive the above re- ward and the thanks of the owner. no 2-2t* STOLEN OR STRAYED.—Oo Friday, © an old Brown-colored COW. with both split ; topof right cutoff. Any one returning grin dofoemsrion of her Pherssbouts, will Te- ceive a just ant ral reward. RIOHARD BARBY. at.. bet. 28d and 24th. Five doApont ls hands high WILLIAM BOUZA, corner. of mo2 3{* old. a to ven if return Bisina'o KEN UP—On the mor: ‘ ack, a large SORREL HORSE. about 16 hands bigh, with one hind foot white, Theowner Or Owners are requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him C4 . BR. ‘LER, 0c31-3t* New York ave., bet 14th and Bth sts. Cam TO THE SUBSCRIBER On iis soth of toolored MUL, appa. Dona net last 8 Cee eld thc on the stant rently old; fore foot; bli of one eye; mane pnd tail shorn, The owner of the above ‘ibed thule is request- ed te come forward, prov: roverty charges ind. Sf AFFORD. 3%, near M street, Islacd. =) 4. ii in th t of fOUND.—1I foun ers cre eRLOCaH es ie and take him away. oc 31-2t* 4 » Co, es ania i ic and retarn, belonging to Wm. De Germon aprivate of Capt. ie ¥ Morcle, CoF 6th Reg. N.Y. Heavy Artillery, If he will c the Depot. perly vauched for by either Oc Baker, Capt Todd, or Gant, Ben tz. I will give ae nls gopers, avert: 3 aad OL Ro ce st “" (obron.d Washington. AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 2th instant. ove BLAGK sow; which the owner can have by ing to M. DOUGLAS, near Benning’s wise oc 30-3t* 'T) AWAY—Yesterday morning, 8 youn; Siner RRWFOUNDLAND DOG, aix montis old: a white spot on the breast, and white marks on the extremities, A liberal reward will be at No. 273 Penn. avenue, between I streets. Col. iven if lett th and 1th oc 30-3t* @ = REWAQD.—Strayed or stolen, om or sbout Dene Bone tent ret and white COW and one dark red HE The 'ER, 18 months old. above reward will be n if returned te No. 464 2d street east, south of Penn. avenue, 06 30-1w* u, and | ave., bet. 12th and 13th ats, Oct. 23d, | the office of C h ears mode: all at | opposite W ANTED—An UPAGLSTERER at the National Steam Laundry, to make Mattresses. Inquire at 311 E st., near the Avenue. oc 28-lw* ANTED—An OFFICE BOY, from 15 to 2 | years of age, Must reside in the neighbor fice. None need apply without good hood of the o! references. Call at the Dental Office, 260 ran. oo Wate the Treasury Extension, twenty CABPENTERS. To workman, the high- est wages wi!l be given and steady work. Apply at ction, ‘Brewery Baildin sxpentate ante rt c ie so 22-tf (Chroniafo.) ANTED—BEOOND- HAND BNITU: Wiate: Mirrors, Carpets, Beas, Bedding faa ceneree nM BNOHLY, 407 PERSONAL. B_ THIS SHOULD MBBT TEE EYE OF R. D. BRIGGS, of Occoquan, Va., or of any person of knowing of bis whereabouts, trey will relieve the anziety of his family bea ‘eslting on or sending a note to T, GARNER, 349 Penn. ave. 1 NFORMATION WANTED OF STEPHEN JONES (colored), from Carrol’s Manor, Balti- more fyenty is mother is anxious to hear from him padxees'6 42 Hi street, bet. 6th 7th ingtop, . DAVIB'B Marzop oF TREATING ALL VENERREAL and rivate Diseases is fast. favor. All ry H ing with Syphilis, ‘Gonerrhaa, and deminal Wi ‘will do well to call upon him. Female Diseases of all Lay meee 4 treated. Oharges rate. Room No. 32, 458 Seventh street, Post Office. oc 15-1m* param AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN giving notice to all in, airing rsons, that she is now ready to read the Past, Present and Future, and may be consulted on various matters gidneieetae elon gins ste kf jes 50 centa; lemen @1. No. 60 sou! iv. Capitol Hill, Washington, D. 0. 00 9-4"™ NO IMPOBITION! 424 MADAME BOBS, Doctress and Astrologist, soe 1 tate atrost wort above New Yo rk bs 5 * ork av- ones k from Treasury De; bie nt, Regen fe IS ed past er Lid 5 jauses es ;. di together those long cesta] Saree nwa “Barttes rly Sank that can show a likeness nt friend in reslity, $1. 06 9-im* or Gen’ D.A WACTSRSTON. OST—Tuesday night, the z7th instant, a roan n'a 420 vo austions marks. $100 reward wit asted if returned fo JOHN PFLUGER, K street, between 19th ana 20th. oc 29-lw* ATTENTION! CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, SUTLERS, PEDDLERS, AND EVERYBODF!!! READ THE FOLLOWING OAREFULLY, At WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN’S NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 278 Pa. Av., Between lith and 12th streets, YOU CAN BUY FOR ONE DOLLAR 3 Fifty cent Novels‘or 6 Twenty five cont Novels, 8 50-cont Stationery Packages or 6 25-cent Packages FOR ONE DOLLAB You can buy eight Photograph Album Gards, of which we have now om hend over a thousand varieties, embracing all styles published. NEW ONES RBORIVED DAILY. ‘The largest and cheapeat stock of Albums in the: city. DIARIES FOR 1864, ‘Wholesale and Retail, over 0 new styles. JUBT BECBIVED A now lot of Tater & Co. ’scelebrated Ambrotypes. Public are invited to call and examine. The subscriber having lately returned from the N fork and Philadelphia Trade Sales, offers to the Trade and the Public generally, the largest and dest Btook of BOOKS, STATIONERY, aud FANCY ARTIOLES ever bofore opened in this city, at low j t } | D. m., weet partof Lot No 20, in ¢qaare No. 149, with the improvements, which area god Th story Brik House. conveniently arranged, aad other necessary out buildings. E This property has a de front on north M, rapning back to a 30 foot y. A Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 month:. for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust tal All conveyancing at the cost of the cluding Stam pa. Possesion given in a short time after axle. 202 GREEN & WIL) LAM, Aucts. | eS eS FOR SALE AND RENT. [hor other “ror our ana tena ee fret poy] OR BENT—A good HOUSE, containing ten Kcoms. Possession to be given immediately, For fat perticel ‘6 call at 017 Seventeenth st , within halfa square of the War Department. 1t* Fete COMPORTABLY-FUBNISHED ROOMS for rent, at No 19 Indiana avenue, on first and second floors. Inquire of MBS. EB. PEYTON,No.5 Ind. avenue. 0c 3-3t* Fe KENT.—ROOMS EN SUITE, on Ist, 24, and 3d floors, in a large handso: house, replete with all conveniences, within one squareof Oamden Depot, Baitimore. For particulars address Mrs, M. C., Son office, Baltimore. no2 3\* {OR RENT —A Buite of Handsome FURNISHED PABLORS fora gentleman, Also ABLOR and BED ROOM. tion firat-clas tafa- yette Square. inquire 400 16th street, ween [ and K. Bo? st" Fok SALE—LOT and HOUSE nambered 433, Sth street, between G@ and H street, near the Patent Gfice. Apply to A. GREEN, Auctioneer, corner of 7th and D streets, or address B. @. THRiFT, Eeq., Baltimore City, Md. no 2-3t™ FOR, BENT— Ten FURNISHED ROOMS and KITCHEN, in suits or togetner, at No 24 Mo, avenue bet 43 and 6th sts, oc 3L-3t* Fo BENT—A small FURNISHED HOUSE, convenient to the city cars. Apply at 424 lith st., bet. H and 1. oc 31-20" Fes RENT—Two pleasant ROOMS, communi- cating, ina private family. They can be had furnished or unfurnished, Apply at No. 33 First street, Georgetown, D.C oc 31.St* STORE AND STOCK OF A RETAIL CIGAR \ Btore, on Pepn. avenue, Washington, for sale. A good siteation fur any business, Inquire at 505 lth street, east side oc 31 4té OT FOR SALE—In Un onville, on the south side of the Bastern Branch and near the Navy Yard. The lot fronts 44 feet on the Piscataway road with depth of 189 teet. Price $15). Address A pe Box 47 Post Office, Frederick, Md. oc 31 3t* Far FOR 8ALE—On the Washington Branch Railrosi, 12 miles from Washington, 1 mile from Beltsville Station, containing 1) acres and large orebard, and good water clore to the hou The house bas 6 rooms, also outbuildings. particulars inquire of G@. J. HALL, at gor: ment lumber yard, 6th street wharf, or of 0 HE W- ITT. 9th street wharf. ec 31-lw* FFBEE OF CHARGE TO HOUSEHOLDERS — Brerybody in want of Houses, a8, OF Places of business of every kind, Zenaiors, Oo: ressmen, &c.,callon me therefore. Those ha‘ Dg anything to di of, had better call first at the Real Estate and Intelligence Office, No. 511 Ninth st.. near Penn. avenue. ; Bo? Servants on hand waiting for homes, oc 31-7t* N. H. MILGBR. OB SALE—The well-known CITY LAUNDRY. E located No. 397 Fenn avenue between i and ‘eots. al 16 premises, from 9 o’e! a.m, til 4 o%lock’ pm. ‘oem 3t* URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—At 554 New Eoaratareereuite oho Wattie wakes Capitol and Navy Yard cars. oc 30 4t TAU iT FOR BAT.B_RARE C1 OB RBA a Be aveaue and 43¢ street “island, elose te Armory Square Hospital. Attached to the Bestaurant is a large hall suitable for Dancing Parties or Billiard Hall. It is the best location for business on the Island. Very cheap rent oc 39-1w* o balta of ROOMS olegantiy farsianed, tear tee ol * Oity ‘Hall, in a fratcless house, Also. sTRONT PABLOB, on first floor, suitable for a Member, as it can be entered from the vestibule. ddress KR. H.. Post Office. 06 90-30" BENT—Botwesn 20th neighborhood of the forse Carrol, and stores, residences, B. MACKALL, Jr., No. r+ teenth street, between E and F streets, at 2 o'clock any evening oo 3) 20* ARGE AND VALUABLE LOT Virginie 1 psa and Twenty-second str aS Sarvire SALE.—We offer at Private Sale Lot No. 8, in Square 81, im 54 Ap On 22d street and 93 fect Ainches OB VIFGIBIB 8YSDNS- 4G UIRE & 00. oc30 6t_ Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. iD. purchaser,in- (ae rel oars Buitable for AUCTION SALE: THIS AFTERNOON AND To., le By W. L, WALL & 00,, Austionsers. UXETED sratas a vartofthe monk mercbandine, vis ; — eof eeee Wats , 8 ‘36 canes French B 3 bbls Picklec Meat” 5 hegs pretty 8 Tranks Mens’ Latics’ Preach Bhoss 3 Dales ready- 1 case Tabl iaiven ot ¢o large and ak do ‘of Fancy Articles, Toys, &c.,&6., Go of Fancy Hi 2 do of India Rubber Overcoate—Lined with Al- . cate India Buber Oape and Hata Caner Ll mac river, at 8 o'clock in the T will seil the ALSO, r At the foot of Sixth street Wharf, on the Poto- afternoon of same day, STEAMER DIAMOND, her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, AaLso, Gb Corte of Roe ‘sasorted sizes, Osis of e, . ‘ABD H. LAMON, U.S, Marshal, 0. 0. aa = La L. WALL & 0O..’Austs. UOTION AUB OF GROOMING, ArGUORS, [© Al be he Al Oa Astrea Parra arene o'clock p. m.. we shail sell, at the c>rner of 6! Q streets north. all of the Btock, Good x u &6., to be sold to the highest bidder for ir. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, - By J.C, McGUIRE & OG., Auctioneers. ALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING-HOUSE ET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND e- TRENTH STREETS, 70 CLOSE AN ESTATE —On MON- DAY aFTERNUON, November 2, at 4 o’alook. on the premises, we shall sell. a desirable Save sige and Basement Brick Dwelling. twenty-seven front, containing saloon, parlor, di ping Toe. Kitchen, nine c' bers, a finished attic com- plete, with gag, fine closets, beth room, hot and cold water, superior drainage, & This House was erecled by the late Philip 0. Jobnron for his own residence, and is in every re- spect a very de irable p: A Poscersicn given within two weeks after sale. erms : Une third cash ; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest,secured bya deed of Gast on the sper cost of th a lonveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. oce9 J.C, MOGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, UCTION SALB pe OORDEMS, iD WOOD, }, &C, Will be sold, at Pubiic Auction, to the h'ghert bidder, on TUBBDAY, November 34, 1 i2M., avenue. of, back to a wide alle: Part of Lot Wo. 6 iy y at the Warbington Navy Yard, a quantity of Gon- demned Wood. Chips, &c., which will be arranged in _pareels for the convenience of consumers. Terms cash, W. A MABKS, oc27-TEKM Naval Storekeeper, ad interim. By J. 0. McGUIRB & O0., Austioneers. yaar VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUB- LI AveTION. TUESDAY AFTERNOON November 3d. at 4 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell the eastern part «f Lot 38. in subdivision of No. frcnting 33 feet 234 inches on ih een Fourth and Fifth streets at, and rapning back to a 30 feet public alley, an containing 6,134 square % og The eastern part of Lot 20. in same Square, front- ing 32 feet 2}, inches on north M street, between Fourth and Fifth streets west. These Lots are beautifully located on high and beautiful ground overlooking the city, and are very desirable for building sites. AL Part of Lot No.6, in Square No 518, fronting feet 6 inches on uorth H street. between Fourth and fth wy ine and back 200 feet to 2 5 itle unex ceptionable » ‘erms: One half cash; the residue ia twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trastom "Gost of conveyancing to be paid by purchasers, oO! oe80 mers" O. McGUIRE & G0., Auct'rs. __ By J. 0. Mo@UIBE & 00.. Auctioneers. FoustH snp Firta sTausrs.—Oa WEDNESDAY AFTEKNOON, November 4th, at 4 o’clook, om the caminen, Red mer eek nat Pattie, Auction, the follow: ral aiid! . Viz : Balf of Lots3 and 6. each on New York and Fifth sirests weak. in Square 518, fronting on nerth H, between Fourth and Fitts strocts west. yancing at cost of the aser. coat O7AnCine 8 905" Moab TEE & OO. Austs. By J.C. McGUIRB & OO. Auctioneers. ELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ov. 4th, ° sidence of Mrs.'McOoy, corner of Second street rei east and Pennsyivanis avenue, all of the Furniture id Effects, comprising— peat oT - mama jeces, ery Fine Bagra’ Damask Bid 7» Uentre Tadic Roaswoos Bt here Hen y Gantre ‘al — el ~ rd s Velvet, B and ta On Cloth Rae a and Byes Mab Bed: |, Bi and Washsteads Hair i attranaes, Testher Beds, Bolsters end Pi- lows if Spreads, and } Sion, Glan ae Greer Wattage Cooking and other dtoves, Kitchen Utensils ci" 3. 0. MeGUIRE & 00.. Auets. FS ae convenient four-story BRICK HOUSE. ten rooms. liar, ® rain Sapitl atest botraat Mt and A6 stasis Wp eT For further” particulars inguire of AUGUST EOHORNBURN, at the Architect's OMoe of the Capitol nsion. Oc 3A-e03t* )OR RENT—A first class three-story BRIOK CHOUAR, with a vgo-story bask Deilding sod brick out building. The houee is new and will be rented either ae or F mafaralahes= 4 “a cen tains xclusive antry, it will Bot WW rented for = Parada ‘or Jotct . Apply ant rs teak, re Esp abahae secant JNATIONAL COURSE, WASHINGTON. FIRST FALL MEBTING. @RAND OPENING. FOUB THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES. 06 30-204?’ furnished) FOR RENT, ON Bar seen lgth. Inquire of 0629 lw* F K Retween sth PETER MoDONIGH. A FORTUNE. — ssle, thi Ce Rees Wil ana Fixtures of 466 Beveath street, ite Post Office ere is no better Store for any kind of business in this city, For GRAND RUNNING WEEE, Commencing MONDAY, November 21. First Day—MONDAY, Nov. 2d—Sweeptakes for 3 7.9100 entrance, forfeit; to name and Riga aitatee: Yost i ote’ tr . ie 5 Uscond Day—TURSDAY, Nov. 34—Purse $60; 3 Third " —WEDNEBDAY, Nov. 4th—Purse *Fourth Dey THURSDAY, Roy. 5th—Parse 850; mile, 3in —F) AY, Nov. 6th—Handicap, $50 ue pene: ‘$100. added. Bingle dash 1)¢ vatsth Day-BATCEDAY, Noy. 7th—Parse $1,000; rates ; consisting of Books, Foreign and American Stationery, Photographic Albums, Chess Men snd Boards, Cribbage Boards, Dominoes, Combs, Brushes, Boaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens, Razors, &c,, &o, A large lo: of New: Books sold at half retail price, at .NATIONAL BOOK STORE, 278 Pennsylvania avenue, cg) Im between Iith and 12th ste i rt i NOB Na &e. A from Re ing er Terms J. MAREBITES. 0098 cones 10: SPOT FOE Fores’ Hal. OVaL PIOTURE FRAMES. 4 | h ov. Ty oot 5 vet soiree} MARKRUEEO’S. « No. 486 7th at 8! i S7-Torme : 00 26-0038" 496 PEOTORE COD ayn tases. 486 Tara townse cioraxs oath au eall soticited Fee hikes ctosea ‘with the following entries: LE Heats, * Field . by Lexington, M 4 fr Books be Ben Brass by Lexingtoey dam Watson's boOaptatn Moore. by Imp, Bal? roynie Watson's oh ¢-Aldobaran, ‘by Commodore, 088! ‘) be |» by Mahomet, Gere Sal yes aerthan, dam emer enor ac PLP, Bush’sbo Acs: Lexington, dam by ‘orf. Mr. Wataon’s be More, by Imp Balrow ne nm sonny, Be e's coeraa. by Commo ore, niteaBigavar' bet Ae, Roseite, OE p. Yorkshire. Ga rs muse Ay Sat Wy aims. Boythina, trance, 5 par cent of purses. ‘ee! e Races and Trotting oe. ». “ :. iter. tostart. pe oa 5M.cisvamtetos, 61, ‘A. MOPPAT, Propristor. sO EE arctan et ‘ticulers call on the premises, or address D. T, Bou 989, Post Office, oc 23-lw*"* AI NT Two sew ATORES. died up with eee RT constate nad Shi ne, ing intend- oe Ee THe dentavls Deciling ia the Fear, Ingui DFP MAOKALL,Jr.,No, ¢57, 13th iF . Inquire of B. st. between Mand # sts, THE ISTRIOT OF SoPsauE COUR oueree 8: In GuxunsL. Tanu.—October, 1863. that A derM Nie Roum? tara inate it Prot of Columbia, ve the 3dof March Len, Be not taken the ‘alle preseri! . Oath o} egiance » Boor ea ee day, and that from crevaaing t from said to-wi and the powers ‘Cons! . ts. pin Allen Jacob G Fulton David Jackson J ‘H Boss WmHFanving AEL Keese 1M B-rneclo James Frazer Horatio B Macy man Wm HBarneclo Henry Grier ‘Wm E Martin Joba T Baker Robert P Hazzard John W Martin James Bure John H Hilton Wm M Morland William D Bell Amos Hunt Uriah B Mitchell Hes ating rancle A donee Jove ¢ n Fr net Thones Plameill William Readdy GeoWH Bmith Richard Sedgwick Wm th John L a Joha A Willett James P Wool Joba B Waugh Beni? Fearson Charlies L Borman. : James Pitspatrick city. sare the the foregoing with ose are persons who Taian ie act at Uonttasies in pretend Tia’ BRION HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC N KK HOU! N ee eer aIDAY AFTERNOON ir 6th, at4 o'clock, on the we B.in wabdivision S8 wy bh om nort street, east, and running back 100 with the i ovemtenta, consisting ot a snug Two- story elting:-b rma: One-third in cash ; the remainder in four ant'clghi months, with interest, secured by & deed often see gS cro meas fom theme opt evAnces Bt $95 MCGUIRE & 00. Ancts By GRBEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. HREE STORY BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT T FRONTING ON F, NEX: ae, THE 1 commas a4 oe REE’ THE PATENT House No. S71, 47 avoriox Oe rp ieyy 6th of November, . atly. and Lot on F street, op; t Office. This has tae ad s ibe Fiiional to the beautiful location, of Water, and Bpeaking Tubes tnrough the depart- rms: One-half cash ; balance in 3 and 6months, for notes bearing interest, A deed given ands a Title indisputable, the seat of the purchaser Soomession given im 10 days after the execution ofthe Percisi.) GREEN & WILLIAMS, ancts, —In virtue of « writ of Pieri wane Olerk's office of the Distzit of olum and to cash Oourt House: 'o, inluding Revenue Btamps, at ‘eounty, a J. ©, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. ALUABLE IMP: WED RADERSS bt a= Navy Yarbat joven ber ne OF Hints Teka acest ‘5 His epace ‘and 40 feot om said lis spies, Tiftes story and one ‘Ewe-story ouies and one Two etory Frame , to be sold separately. Term: cash Seprevanoee st tyagOt BYTE DG.. ane. ie 1A. o Brie Doyet as Glanbsre Point, near this city, s large } “-ALRY EEE, to tos aehon atte 0 o Re anh, in Governnenes a Lieutenant and Chief