Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s THEATE Mr. J. Wilkes Booth ‘will make his secon, ance to-night at ‘Mr. Ford's and will ap, “Pescara” in the ‘Play of “Apostate.” ie win be 11 be (as upon last night) ably supported by Mr. Oba Wheat- leigh, Mr. Harry Pearson, Mrs. M. A. Chap- man, Miss Atinie Waite, and others. The farce of “Family Jars,” will conclude the entertain- ment, CanNTEREURY.— Miss “Kathleen C’Neit, the comic songstress, will appear to-night again at this resort in connection with Julia Mortimer, Millie and Clara Fowler, Ernestine de Faiber, Geo. R. Edeson, H. W. Eagan, J. S. Edwards and the entire terpsichorean. dramatic and Ethiopian company. A good bill -will-he per- formed. Fain—The fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall torthe ‘benefit of St. Patrick’s Parish Church will close to-morrow night. There are still a number of Articles for sale. et .—T! he Sir eee give a ball at gth ‘empera ‘all to-night, E - perance ig) very prepara. | vous arenas between 4% and 6th streets tion has been made to make this party a very Agreeable one. —— Lrvy Court.—Yesterday, the court met at the City Hall, at which a the members except Mr. Blagden were present. A resolution was adopted instructing the at- torney of the court (R. R. Crawford, Esq. ) to institute proceedings for the recovery of such fines as have been imposed in the District tor forcible entry and detainer, and to secure all uch fines as may hereafter be imposed. Mr. Bowen, from the financecommittee, made # report upon the petitions of John A. Bartro!f: and Mrs. Isherwood asking to be relieved of ‘payment of taxes on their farms. ‘he committe state that some action should be taken forthe reliet of the petitioners and others whose property have been wholly un- Piogueny @ by reason of the occupation o! their lands by troops or by depredations. It is un- reasonable to compel the payment of taxes on such property, as such a course would result in confiscation or entire loss to the owners of many tarms in the District, which were before the war a source of income to them ‘beyond the support of their families. This source being entirely cut off, it cannot be ex- pected that they shal! nay the came per cent in taxes as their r ‘ore 1: rtunate neighbors. The report clo: h the following resolution, which was 8 jopted, Resolved. That the collector of taxes be in- structer to postpone tue collection of the county tax for the present year assesoed against the farms of MM. Isherwood and Jobu A. Bartroff; ard that this court .vill, upon tie production of satisfactory proof in similar cas erant a une ; postponement. he Treasurer of the Court (N. Callan, Esq.,) aun ted his report, which shows that, from April Ist.(the date at which the present Court was organized) to the Istinst, were $ 7.75, with a balance unexpended of $5,698. An application of ©. Drexel, of the Smith- sonian, for permission to shoot insectiverous birds for scientific purposes, was refused on the ground that others might take advantage of the privilege. ——____ Forp’s New "THEATER. —This evening, Mr. J. Wilkes Booth, assisted by Messrs, Charles ‘W heatieigh, Harry Pearson, J. F. De Vere, and the “star” company at Ford’s, makes his | second appearance, assuming for the occasion his unrivaled role ot Pescara, in Shiel’s cele- braled tragedy of “The Apostate.” Mr. Har- Ty Pearson assists materiz ally in his inimitable delineation of “Old Delph,” in the comedy en- titled «Family Jars.” It should be remem- bered that Mr. Booth’s engagement is limited to twelve nights, other and pressing contracts precluding the possibility of a longer stay. During the week, Mr Booth will appear ina number of plays of great merit, among them Bulwer’s “Lady of Lyons” and the comedy entitled «« Money.” Also, as “Shylock,” in the “Merchant of Venice,” andin “Taming the Shrew,” being his first attempt at comedy on uny boards. Friday, Mr. Booth’s benefit, on watch occasion two plays of engaging merit will be produced, with the entire strength ot the pany. Se DeatH or Capratn E. D. WILLARD.—Last Friday night Capt. Edwin D. Willard, of the Commissary Department, died in Brooklyn, New York, after a protracted illness, contract- edin camp. Capt. Willard was the oldest of the Willard brothers, who for years past have been classed with the bes: and most useful citizens of Washington. Abou twenty months ago he accepted an appointment in the Com- missary Department, and wis; immediately connected with the Army of the Potomac, and the constantattention which he gave to all the «aunties of his office, made him very popular ‘with the army, and his loss will be severely felt andregretted. Capt. Willard wasa native of Vermont, but in his lorg residence in Wash- angton he made an extensive circle of acquaint- ances, who highly esteemed and respected him. eg Serrovs AccIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, a small boy, named Theodore Hitzline, about four years of age, was knocked down and run “over by car No. 44, on 7th, near L street north. ‘The child was taken to its home, in Goat alley, by Sergeant Skippon, and was promptly at- tended by Doctor Butt, who thought that though the child was severely bruised, and would lose a toe that was crushed, his lite is not in danger by the injuries. The conductor and driver are mot to blame. Sergeant Skippon saw the driver try to check his horses before the boy fell, and as the car was going down a hill it was impos- sible to stop the car with the brake in time to prevent the accident. carer i — SALE OF THE PRIzE STEAMER DiAwoNnD.— ‘Yesterday afternoon the prize steamer Dia- mond (the sale of the cargo of which was no- ticed yesterday) was sold at the Sixth street wharf by Messrs. Wall & Co, auction-ers. ‘There was a large crowd of merchants and shi owners present, mostly from Baltimore, Phil- adelphia, and New York, and the bidding was spirited, but she was knocked off to Mr. Thos. Clyde, of Philadelphia, for sixteen thousand doilars—a much lower aeore that it was esti- mated she would bring. It issaid that she will be used as one of the new line of steamers to be established from this port to New York. ———_——_ DRINKING ON AN Empty StomacH.—Martin Doyle was picked up last night drunk, and was taken to the Fourth Ward station. There he stated that he had been fasting fora day, but mee ing with friends he took a drink or two, -and they proved a drink or two too much, and made him drunk. He did not pretend toexcuse himself, but asked a dismissal on his promise to leave the city. The justice dismissed him to ‘fulfill his promise. i ee Sent To JaiL FoR CourtT.—Last night, Gracey West, a mulatto woman, well-known to the police, was arrested by Offieer O’Don- mell, ‘of the Fourth Ward, for keeping a bawdy house in Washington Alley, between G and H, and Sixth and Seventh streets north, The case -was laid before Justice Thompson, whoimme- diately committed her for court, the evidence being sufficient to justify the committal. ———.——_ Hicuway Roppsry.—Last Sunday night, about 11 o’clock, Mr. Benjamin Conkline was knocked down near the corner of Twelfth and F¥ street north, and robbed of a gold watch and chain; attached to the chain was an ornament- ed miniature fireman’s cap, and a tharm. About $150 in Treasury notes were taken from his pocket. Mr. Comkline -was on his way to ihe Patent Dffice at the time. —_—-—_—_ Tue Lats C. T. SMEED.—A meeting of the | citizens of Iowa, now im this city, was held last evening at the Patent Office, to take action | & upon the death of Mr. C. T. Smeed, who com- | mitted suicide by drowning. Resolutions la- menting the sad death of deceased and expres- sive of sympathy with his family, were unan- amously adopted. ——_»—___ ProrgssoR WoLOWSEI, leaves to-morrow | morni: md a week in New York and Hoston ‘aepend upon professional business ‘with the musical artists of those cities, and ‘will return to resume his course of instruction in Washington by the 12th inst. In the mean- time, persens who may desire io secure his services will leave their names at his rooms 316 F street. —a———_ SEE inst PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest ing local articles. - Gentlemen’: 3 eee ced mashienede! ! ‘assorta:n and Busi The Encl Sack ond Welking Goats excell ia . 6rade and atin anything ever Sees LL. 322 Paes srenus, bet oh ed Toth ate. ee ae Repab., Men’s Business Suits. Youth's rteteren: Suits. Youth’s Dress Suits. Childrens’, Dress Sait Childrens Schoo ‘Noam Wear bai rot 6 Fenn avenue So Bounes that th © Clothing He now ready iy Ton or Fritsnd wit Ran pa ine, of an tment fashionable articles o! 5 mow offered tock of iy Feduced prices. P Gauar 2 Pansy vania Roy pit Bi tickets sold through at Sete tan vaats Rae 2 ivapia av. ue snd sixth arene r- ce open a.m. to 9p. a Woahjes days frome 2toip.m. ‘so 13 ly E. 0, Nosrom, Agent, a8 to render it i | Pa cutee ar gasedie olay elling prove Eies res Brice @is x. . Bola by Be G. psp antidote English Specific of t sixty , an 2, standing, will cure Gonory! ae. change of diet required. "Prive @i per bottler Bold oy G. Ford, corner lith strect and Pa, avenue amp Sexual System: Teat- ment—in Meports of the Howard Associattcn—sent LER. eldest son of B. P. the 2ist year of his Georgeto 2 o'clock. ee eecemenpenprerereseeenes renee eel = Sicamecs av rom Mins for the miner to be prostrated by disease in yr ond thi Bron vat mind pay ‘volumes aad the best protection denen see whicn feat new r matte et been @ scovered. and is, in eon te ae any thine concocted by b id favencion eens skillcan be. Thousan ize the pernicious qualities of unwholeso: and t! its habitual use will so brace é ve lple Tonic substituted for t! ‘Sia by Druggists and deslers Penn. av Corxs, Punions, Bi Whites, Surgeon Chiropodiat, Ne. 42: Pern ‘ash: hinaton, D No charge for consultation, four da; iat recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mi nar! io balsam, no mercury. Only ten pilis to be Bikes, ‘Tt'ts the soldier hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, 2; female, $3. ‘Samariian’s Root and. Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure ar Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Bpots, Tetters. Price $1, or six bottles tor @8. Bold’by B-O. Ford: Bee advertisement, m5 pik Nh Dene oes Dx. Dupomy’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the wry! pes inuss. They rae ouera'e speedily and effectively, te a me * mpon the ae Snort nadie Homuche nk trial of their superiority over all others, wad Par ee Wr, Ford, 60 ble lth a, even fashington, and jexandris. = * ja tly Ge aege zo CURR iW SIX Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's m, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly —— eee APES? AND BEST Hare Drs Im rus WoRLD— ‘TRE ORE. Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair mates 5 entsa box. The best in use ape it, Ford, corner 11th street ngton, and Henry Cook, i Pa, cranes Wak: xandria, fas- —— BPERMATORBEG@A (AN BE OvRED. are Band’s Specific curee Srermeiorrhas. Seminal pregency, Loss of Power, etc., pecdiy made ectua- fects are truly magical. A trial of the peel, ou convince the ay ‘skeption] of ite meri ‘rice $1 a Bor. Sold by 8.0. ¥ord, cor- ner ith street and Peyaahi Henry Cook Ale’ Es. avenue, ington, sna Diszaszs OF Tux N. yore. SEeMIsAL. ‘New and relia! ARY sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J. Neciraig™ Boca ton, Howard Association, Philade) au 22-3m eek a ere Sine BALLS, PARTIES, &o. aust ped Toe toe OF =ae saupe a830- bar Nw Nov. wath ne wee ed ah om. By order of the Committee of A: |THE FIRST ISLAND SOOIAL CLUB will be given at ISLAND HALL, corner 6th and D sts , Island, hae ¥. Nov. Sth, 1833. ¢ themselves to make thi) of the season. Hail on WEDE SS but. if waseatn he Ho hate or cape f the trates dash of it will tral. rious alifornia oie isa most rticle. ci eed Val most universally by the ue ates drink. Wherevor its properties P ted, ali ordioary, stimu. lants are gteeard ed, and this pure and healthfal erally every- Wholesale Agente—A. M. Bininger & aos 827 The opm mittee ti om of the best Ball A well Leow rams ane uring band has Nails, Enlarged Hoses and r Maboney. nos GEAND BALL Or THB , adinitting & gen- * Committee. Reel, W. Smith, it le, . Bird, oc 8i 5t* other disorders of the Feet, cured without pain by marizan’s G: and ectual remedy—indeed, ie nip. rogsiaile rem Sle reme in tw. Fizst @RBAND BALL OF THR UNITED JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS’ AND GAS FITTERS’ ASSOOFATION ‘will take place at ODD FELLOWst HALL, Seventh st., On THURSEAY EVENING, November 5th, 1363. Pri gh pe ONE DOLLAR, : admitting a gentleman Asplendid b:azs and string band has been ed for the occasion. Supper and Refreshments will de farnished by an experienced caterer. mittee of Arrancemients, Th ‘Har ison, Kk Bod, Samuel D D haven, Pat Brick," ruity Luke McOabe, jor Manager. 6 Ragan, ‘Robert Campbell, Swart ‘Murphy. St-st* The Star Club take great BAUTIFUL aes THE BIRAT GRAND BALL OF THE rent pleamire in aunounting @ public in gen- TInst Apttek BALL il take On TUESDAY. November 34, 1863, At TEMPERANCE HALL, on' street. Ticket OnE DOLLAR, « admitting @ gentleman id Indies. ir of mittee af rad vs ements. LOST AND FOUND. REWABD—Lost on Saturday night last, a LVER SOARP-PIN, representing s Fox's ad. The fioter will receive the above reward and thanks of the owner by leaving it at the office B08 3t™ WANTS. sand otk A RESPECTABLE youKe WOMAN WANTS tnd Ghumberwasds Radeon Bos 10.Btac oon Tt WARTSP-87,p middie. watts ted Hroner fas mall family. AGeress diet often Walaiaraarersnh tee RY at the corner of Twentieth td New York are, eR Wi Woarvinok Sry * re eras |e ver days o! a 6th, fisat door from 6th,( a 1t* flake! Rs to work WW breettna cafse'Topy tte 8 Baer, Cstreet a arts slain, WM, BAGNALL. rhe lie O} Wholesale Grocery H t, sotive ‘BOY; one “one. ‘who ie ‘competen a figures and Fouides with bve > worente referred. ad- dress. in aera writing of applicant, &D., <a 72, Post ORFCE ior WANTED—Maust be smar! dustrions and of good habits, with tadoubied recommendations; wages 93 per week. srmet oF eth and F Nie! Room Bounty Office, = pu) Bind ~ LPs ana Jt ANTED—A good COOK; must be well Watnca. Enquire at European Hotel. ‘po 2st WASTED-A smart COLORED MAR fo, take 01 an H,5°S" Bor 250, Alenendtin, Van nate Where DS WANTED aie, a clothes, Apply at the Olarendon otal: no? ae WANTED-A smart BOY. white * colored, to 0 of Errands and clean Btore. n Besa, imme diately, No. 4 Market Bpace, up stairs, mans ane. ’ next door to Perry’s ANTED—By a “Forpectable onng Womans Wéirvatiok to do Pisin Bowing and take Gare Of e Baby. Address Box 24, Btar office. no WAstEp—4 BOY, between the ages of Be and 16 years; one who can write a good hi Good reference required. Apply at No, 346 Beng: avenue, between pts and 7th. no 2-3¢" RIGGLES’ Insurance vac. WANTED TO are eae or four suitable for housekeeping. or a DWELLING HOUSE with four or six rooms; location between 4th and 22d streets, north of Penn. avenue ferred, ‘Address Poster. Star office. no 2-3t* Te SUTLERS —An opportanity is now off:red to secure the services of a reliable and competent driver who has served several rd inthe ra Sag and cangive best of recommendations, A; uy. +0 or ae JOBHUA, 214 Penn. avenue, up stai no Wein good Dining-Boom SBRVANT. Inquire immediately at Ne. 500, corner of 8th street and Penn. avenue. O¢ 31-3t* REWARD. —Loat, about one Rey of October. at I4th aud Patrests aBLA UT, abouts months old, per to the corner of 10th and O streets or give in- formation Shere. she waar be {ound shall nll receive t the ‘AN SETTER Whoever will return DIED, Monday, Nov 24, J. O30AR DABNEY, infant sn of Thomas 8. and Virginia Dabney, aged 1 year ard2 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend bis funeral, to-morrow af ernoon, at 20 slog jfrom the t_sidence of his grand mother, ‘Mrs. R. Sears, 437 H street. bet loth aad lith On pps morning of the 34 inst. Mrs. CAROLINE BE. WARING, wife of the late Thomas G Waripg, ov ret pia, need 4) years. The funeral Il take place from the Island Bap- tist Charch, to-morrow ( Wednesday) afternoon at 30’clock. to which her friends and relatives are ra- spectfully invited. On the 3d instant, JOHN JACKSON, in the aith’ ar of his age; born in Chesshire, England, but For t the last 30 years a resident of America. The friends of the family are respec fally invited to attend the fuveral, at 1) o’clock to morrow morning, Navy Yard. [ Balt. papers please copy.) On the 2d instant, SAMUEL J. CRAMER MIL- and Rebecca W. Miiler,in Bae. The friends of the ‘family are requested to attend his funeral, fat the residence of his parents, near , to-morrow ( Wednesday’ afternoon, at ft ATTENTION! CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, SUTLERS, PEDDLERS, AND EVERYBODY!!! BEAD THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY, At WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN'S NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 275 Pa. Av., Between lith and 12th streets, YOU CAN BUY FUB ONB DOLLAR 3 Fifty cent Novels or 6 Twenty five cent Novels, 3 5)-cent Stationery Packages or 6 25-cent Packages FOR ONE DOLLAR You can buy eight Photograph Album Oards, of which we have now on hand over five thousand varieties, embracing all styles published. NEW ONES RECBIVED DAILY. The largest and cheapest stock of Albums inthe city. DIARIES FOR 1864, Wholesale and Retail, over 50 new styles. JUST BECBIVED A new lot of Tater & Co. *scelebrated 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 largest and best Btock of BOOKS, STATION BBY, ABTICLES ever before opened in this city, at low rates; consisting of Books, Fereign and American Boards, Cribbage Boards, Domin: Brushes, Boaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens, Razors, &c., &c. Alarge lo: of New Books sold at half retail price, at NATIONAL BOOK STORE, 278 Pennsylvania ayenue, 0c29 lp between lth and 12th sts FURNITURE. FURNITURE. NORTHERN LIBERTIES FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, 369 Sevenru Sraeer, bet. I and K sts. We have Just received s very large and complete Touro POON RRORS, BLANEETS. OBOCKREY,. erage WABS, PLATED oops LA) ues, WOODEN A Saad WILLOW WABB BASKBTS, &e.. &C which we ave seliing St prices thet suits the times. Having. ne Pre atold price: call persons that BONTZ & GRIFFITH'S NorrHEeRn Lingarias” HOUSEFURNISHING ‘AREROOM, 369 Seventh bicect, o¢ 28-1m tween I and K. PA?PSRHANGINGS, Ww DOW SHADES. J. L. KIDWELL would respestfally inform his friends and th, public that he bas just received selected assortment of WALL PAPSBS WINDOW SHADES, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, &c , | all of which he is prepared to sell at the lowest cash prices. Wall Papers 123, cents and upwards. All papers bung in the city or country in the very best style by experienced workmen. Bemember the place. No. 367 D street, near 9th, in Franklin Hall eee oc 28-Im A MASTER! uote O. B. JONES hav- ine dened Som th he U. 8. Steamer “Butaw.” on the Ith ard of instant, is ite red for his tothe Oromendant of aay atthe aval Btations B order of the Honorells the Becretary. of the Navy vy, ABD'W A Navy Ba rard, Ri schingto: BRICK FOR SALE. Ree att ag one bai pastret and Afty thousand SOTARR. at Wm. onset oc B-1w* Georgetown. I HAVE ane os ger a: see ere cet anaes use in ebiseld ws ch peed pees ose ae five ont rt ‘00 8-tm* = O8T—On Friday evening. 3th iust.. between A cyatimore Depot and National Hotel. a yellow ed on oneend 30 east 2ist etreet. eward will be paid for ite delivery to Ex- BOfice, Marble Alley. Opposite National Borel between 436 and o STRAYE—Oame to my stable on K street, ve- tween 8th and 9th streets, Navy Yard, two RULINGS, viz: One bay Mare aod one black ie owner or owners are hi tified to prove rope py charges snd ‘SME TO THE 8UB:CRIBER—On the 27th of / October last, one dark red dry COW, in tolera- bh The owner will pease’ come for- a .mrave Droperty.. Bt QO. F. ‘ON, Piney Branch road Back of the race Sonrse, Finckel’s place now occu- pied by O F, Hamilton, sy charges, and take her no3-3t* ITRAYED OB STOLEN—On last Thureday eve- ping, Oct. 29th, about dusk, a dark bay HORS about 16’ hands high and 9 years old; no shoes on front feet. and marked with figare 8 on the left ; left hind leg swellin en if returned to the Railroad House, sh and Bridge sts., Goorectown. A liberal reward JNO. T. MORRIS, REWARD. = «im a city railroad car,in | Patent Office down 7th st. to the avenue, or ton 7th street un Pa. avenue to the Mth street juaction, a BUCKSKIN PURSE containing a $20 nressury note, small be given also, two ke f returned to tl EY’S, corner 13th and P >ts & $5 note and so n The above rewai Star Office or to Mr. uo 3-2t* leg ae ot! re and 19th sts afternoon, between Odd 348 oth, Street, $43 in an ‘west corner of Yesterday La Feliows’ Hall sag abiy ewardel” REWARD-8Btolen from the subscriber's Stables, near Tennaliytowa, om Frida ht. the 30th of Oct , TWO DAKK BAY H one aimost a Brown, with small yale ate ys fore: head, with “two, Bind feet white ; Tabbed off on sae ‘fore ark ; Very rouad ‘ana “tats mark or i On rather I puter wth Ores 5 afetiaters hind foot Zits and white forehead and wn fueek extensiee down to 4 nm very ri unted. hun ired dollars will be paid for the recovery fort the first two described,and fifty for bar Pr Sania Oe Oe Tennallytown, D. 0. uae 19th street, bet. id restless when being EB VBIL. A liberai urned to the owner coon inert. @ finder eaving it ‘at tna Sanus. rig BABBIT, answer: about 4 months ol No. 21% Penp. avi ward and the th Bunday morning, between the ase LS ae Presbyterian Ohuren and str e 18th, a pair of GOLD SPECTA' cae The finder will be ‘rewarded by leaving ae? atthe above number and street. 10 3-3t* abovenumberandstreet. 0 no 3-at" AEN UP BSTRAY—A Light-gray HORSE, about 7 seer old, 15 bands bi come forward. take ie away. Bo 2 ca Genet is ty Pa ST oor cor. ” ofith aad id I, t, Baturday afternoon Bean. avenue, © WHI Re f Kobineau YwWhoaver will bring it e, will receive the above re- 3 of the owner. 0 2-2t* STOLES OB STBAYED.— oe Friday "oe 23d, an old Brown-colored C' : lit ; topof right cut off. Sey one returning or giving information of her whereabouts, will re- ceive a just and liberal reward ra RD G st., bet. 23d and Mth. with both ears BARwY, hands big! with arg vie or owners are requested Property, pay charges, and rs New York ave., bet isth and 15th atts ASTORS, AKEN pita the ore vi Hones qth. about rhite, Mescenee to.00 come forward, prove WLER, le stock tor cash and that by giving usa hing ‘rueles inour Tine i find him his is -H and a Wasl ington, iy, will save et least 15 per cent. by pur- RAY—On the 26th instant. one which the owner can have by at yee to WM, DOUGLAS, near Benaing’s and one dark-red above reward will be 2d stre takes east, we ENWARD —Btrayed or stolen, on or about the ath inet one, Tight-red and white ‘HBIFER, 18 months old. The Wen i? returned t0'NO, 464 mas 8 avenue. ‘A WACTERSTON. will be JOHN FFLUGEE: utes ‘29-1w™ sday nij ht, a h instant, a roan we ‘ld; no a 100 reward ions asked if returned ig et, between 19th sas 2th BOARDING. UBNISHED ROOMS— Wit! ae fue 40" aloe ¥ eS at 358 Minti at. dated with Board an: isth D ROOM—With at No. 339 F aa im any other oi ot eed Fe younizUna 0 ot alld ace igs er with 3 and 3 street, Bernese one T jOMBLY NISsH P D lor arabe: mathe Ne azo ied, w Bee wt third Soon teeta F ares 8 no § St Phar d YOUNG Man sa00K 10- Loar SBA ante te Winder’s Buildin R sersots, oppenia W Dogartmenta ta. SOMBLY FU: 7 Eights tee | & ae en, ble pe ne a ae py Sac on omartably tu iprenapad rooms, ‘ent 3 Ki 95 taken. et Tinh street, between F and G sta Reguths pos2t” citer ot ooms at 301G Ew —I fat Inst ee rf TR the Berot of Ticket to New York and velar, poein to Wm. Tine will cali ad as Bye el, either Gol. or Capt. a give ‘w EDMG a jon’ Prop. Agent, B, B ant On cow at Board, ANYED—A Smart, Active BOY to attend Store. Must write a fair hand, and come well recommended. Apply at BOBWELL’S Fancy Store, 302 K street, near 14th, oc3 1-3t* Woe A yoeag to Cook and assist in Was! and Ironing Good city references seenized ‘Aeply to GAPT. BENTON, Washington Arsenal, between the bours of 9 and 12. 06 31-3¢* W AN LED—Two first-rate SHEET-IRON WORKMEN. For such men I weil Pratt three ($3)76 per day. Inquire immediately ot O. WOOD D, 318 Penn. avenue, bet lth and Lith sts, oc 31:3¢ WANTED—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, sepldoase. se ference. and former business, A, B. O., th rough City Post Office. be 3l 3t ANTED—A MAN, with unexceptionable re- ferences, to take charge ofs prio Saloon (bar-room) in this city; good pay will be given. Also, twenty-five SERVANTS Tor Cooks, Laun- dresses, and General Houseworg. Apply at the Intelligence and Real Estate Office, No. $11 Ninth street. near Penn. avenue. oc 31 3t* BR. H. MILLER, ANTED, EVERY LADY TO LOOK AT THIS. Ladies intending to make presents of Embroi- aeret and Braided Slippers,as well as Smoking Caps, to their eeatlenion friends, will find a lsree assortment of the nicest and newest de gas. foses ata et peice See WM. PRINCB’B AME. DEPOT, 351 F street, opposite Patent Office. En See just secured a new of Medallion aud other Skirt patterns for Braiding, new and becutifal Night Wrapper, Chemise Yoke, Band, and Panta- let patterns ; all of which he will stamp while you wait Having, the only Machine in town, he will make any pattern brought, however intricate. and best of ail his Pett ot = out while Moh: ? aod Gold Braid, {valike and ‘nnd Gotion of the best brands for sane way 20 BRui—1aUU vorano NV SA WOOD, 390 istion. and the bal: bout ¥! ol ‘unction. lance abou! Bi BP ROM APRA HE, "RRMELGS Sous Janction, Ma. oc WANTED -An U PHOLSTBRER At the National Bieam Lass dry. te make Mattresses. Inquire at 311 EB st., near the Avenue. 28-1W™ Ww NTED—An OpFrcn BOY, from 15 to 2 h V rears Chace, a ae lust reside fn she Selgubor. e office. None need apply without good references, © Call atthe Dental Offce, 360 een. an e the Treasury Exte: erage will be seaty © Sd pply Fee robe ed atch Eimiiain Waist th iota, dees ‘nos-st* AUCTION SALES, By J.C. reo & CO. meine RLY aire ane g Bt ag rotate om hy the remainder in six th interest, secured by adeed oo mca BYa asa OO., Aucts. ae, c. Beata 00, » Auctioneers iT eam OF CHOIOR WIW GY bof eee Horse asp W, Wicos wrows | fo Hiiiy bereety sere eee hares | venue ines, Wines, jquora, comprising in for of alee Heidsieck ‘ianee, in pints and quai 1CO cases fine Bran 2,000 dosen np choice ‘ive and Bourbon Whiskey 100 cases Be: 100 cases fiae Sherries, Port aud Madeira ‘200 ber te Gantenac, ‘aniHac, and St. Estephe pervining Acanitest. 10 22-tf on = Were: aie. | mar 90-tf bet. G@ and PERSONAL, ‘01 TION TED OF STEPHEN NON (oolered from Oa Oarrol’s eee. Be from, Sim ade rhea street, Pet. 6th aud 7th tin Washington ,B.G, Oa BS. L, 8MITH—The Greatest Test Medeum of the M Ace—Will give aittings for ashort time at 550 1 frets between 4th and Sth streets. to examine diseases, see your dead as well as living friends; gets names, reads character, and reads the future; magnetises. Sittings $1. Bo 3-I1m* moderate, 3 “Boom gom No. 3 > 45! = Miers suchas tare Praaaas, IN he £ now "Ereoant bn and Gtoitor Pail, ie apes ton, NO IMPOSITION 424 424 oa and Astrologist, SHE mate sted at 333 G st. north has removed to No. fey eaorth above hew York uv. NAtionat COURSE, ¥ WASHINGTON. FIRST FALL MEBTING, GRAND OPENING. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES, GRAND RUNNING ‘WERK, 01 MONDAY, 2 Nor November 34. First Day—MONDAY, No Aa dread for3 ids entran forfeit; to name and Hitiy'ts Hof Oatob parse of $200 added by e try Recond ‘nag PURDAY, Nov. 34—Purse $600; 3 iT eraires d WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4th—Parse be had between oth vas serps Nov. 5th—Purse 93:0; 1 1 pie sinby Dagon or it hespoapie «fiver santas, Nov. 7th—Parse $1,000; closed with the following entries: Field’ Lexington, dem M s Be BORG Be Brace, by en Marian | Mr rot, Watson's be c Captain Moore. by Imp. Bal- POT ale daa sonny eethetarus by’ Commodore, sie Lewis oy Large quantity of Farey Style of Bot! jaren os pf ¥ Style o! Melee Liecors Tobacco of asso! Tea Coffee, Spices, Pickles wg ferried ee Batt BP oue perior ron Bu: root Deeks, Chairs, and Store Fixtures, ba AT TWELVE 0’CLOOK, Excellent Horse, Express Wagon, and Harness Catalogues at sale. Terms cash, nos 3.C McGUEIRE & 00., Aucts, By WM. L, WALL & O0., Auctioneers. Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ninth sizeet G PVPS, VAWUUBS, CISA’ AND A Bacco at AvomON —On THURSDAY MORN- ING. the 5th Nov., at 10 o’elock, we qill sell,at the See aoe yellow Sagar, Mol 4 and Yellow Sugar, Molasses Sig) Bbls. Coffee and boxes do sptcindy Boxes Brown, Yellow and Castile Soap Boxes Starch, Yeast Powders Cases Sauce and Oatsups Boxet Ginger, Cinnamon, and Gin, Cases Madeira, Suerry. Forts and ihe Wine a Cherry and Peach Bra: para Dupuy, and 8. oe Cognac, Stomach, and Drake's walters QO Blackberry Brandy « ys Lemon Syrup Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars Various brands ‘Ohempagae Octaves and rts Brandy Barrels Whiskey, various brands A quantity of of Small Stores ‘erms cash. no2 W.L. WALL & OO., Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘WO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 18TH, BETWEEN L AND M SPRERTS, AT AvcTiION—On MONDAY. the 9th inst., we shal au sell,in front of the premier, at 4% o'clock p.m,. the following Valuable Buildin ing ts viz: Lots Nos. 29 and 3), in Square No. igo, daring » front one of 45 feet'9 inches, the other 5) fest, running back 186 feet 3, inch, to a 30 foot alley: This property, is handsomely situated on 18th street west, ‘een Land M rtreets north Terms: One. thira cash ; balance in 6,12, and 13 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. A portion of the purchase money will be required to be paid down when the yosart is knockes down and if not paid. it will, then a there be put up and fold tothe ext Bighest bid iN & WitLiaws, Aucts. = GREEN : a Auctioneers, 0 ba -STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH M, BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION. —On MONDAY, the Sth instant, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 4 o'clock p. m,, weet part of Lot No. 20, Square No. 149, with the improvements, which area good Three story Brick House, conveniently arranged, and other necessary out buildings. This property has a wide front on north M, running back toa 3) foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. for notes bearing interest From day of aale. ‘A deed given and a deed of trust take All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, in- cluding Stam Por m given in a short time after sale. oz GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) Fo, SALE—A nice GnooaRy STORE, siteated, on the corner of 13th and O streets; the Goo. Will and Btock. Inquire on the premises, Ge08 Fo RENT—Three FUBNISHED BOOMS on Ener of ep and K sts. Inguire in = atore of J. H. KNOTT. no 5 3t* FORMU Te Lzace Ea pare a onih an tween Ist and 2d ata. No. ¢ Ro 3-3t* TOA 203M aicining ary the second foor. on K street, first house east from Eighth street. mt jd BALB—The FIXTURES of & Store on 7th street; a good place for any kind of business; it has been clothing store, Re. 667% It will be ire at the Bakery snd D ste. (Isiand.)" Bo 3-3t* Fintant Le pone Comfortable Dwelling ours. 7 otionlars ingsire of 4 of auanose pore, bie abe street, between Mf anid N strosts,, Wi = r im HOU! ons BALE secs ith Soggy and 17th, areas rooms. veces ir oank hind o Price $400 cash. Inquire K atreet, four doors tone ns. LISSETTE HOWSEN. Torta of felons and 70R, eee or two > ae = an |. AOMSe Tah attect beat Mew Yorkay. Rosa" BENT—! suitable for H: eeping. Fin ly at 317 Voume erence. jones nes Oa- city railroad. Fo SALB— WASHINGTON MARERT, corner of aias and D streets, Inquire on the premises. no 2-St' F2u2 TAGE Y-PURNISEED Boome for Ficrent at No. 19 yo indies foots, Inquire of MES, B. Petron. No. 3 Toa avente. «06 3-3t* =) EN-SUITS, on ist, 24,and mau | Es @ foore, ‘pin lnree he sndsome hous replete t Baltimore. Worgertisnlars aadrees M. ., Bun office, Balti: nog st* —| Handsome FURN. D> ERchtona ORE for pacntioman, Also, "Also, is = R ion first-class bafta. Fete stents. Taguire 4¢ 400 6th street, evsoen eS ee ee Fo! SALE—LOT and nougF numbered oul -a25, Patent mT Apey oe % 2, Gaunt, astignesr, PRRIPTs Bec. Baltimore Oily, Ma. no 3St™ . LABBE’S SALOON, NO. 343. PENN. F F, arenes or over Geo. & Thos. akers ware, is or Parties, by a) above on ucsday” ‘Thursday and’ ‘semanor t om F aR ~ o'clock. no ydiw = T TS B BENT Three ee, cree Rear ine dapst ga ee F poems i res for and or attache Ore. citer reoe meee Sachs wy at,, bet gd und 4th, No. 481. .—The Vour-story BRICK ‘HOUSE, FY OF ER etreet north, between 4th and 5th streets jainin, rom — ae ing room west, con’ 9 bacs kitchen, ane © ok: a wie tnd Fic frees siden The Lot ee ak Possession can be ly nt ‘at the premises os Sorner F and ipth streets, be oe or —T FURNISHED Fiirohss, ee es fo. avenue bet 4% and oc 31: Lae OR RENT— Ae Pleasant BOOMS, mmuni- furnithe ‘an Sofarotaned, “A Apply at Hons ava t, Georgetown, DO. O. TORE AND STOCK OF. ry Barat oe s Boor on Penn. avenue, » for ae. busi ons. ire at 50S eeger nt cd: oc 31 4t™ edhe 9s fo Beecare Unionville, on the south ‘oe 31 st Fat FOR SALB—On mee 2 Breach | 2h sais | 3 fon eee oe ° bas room, 0 ee paca , Auctioneers. (OK DWELLING. GOUS! * AUCTION SALES. mL FOR OTHER AUCTION ALO SEB 18T PAGE. THIS AFTERNOUN AND TO-MORROW. ee By J. 0. Part of Lot ese 6, Kai te 5B. Wo, 5m. Foatiag = rth streets. w weet, and "runting Cost back 200 feet to monthe witt ed acd pone restien 4 oe Saaive ay eau & XORLLEN ‘URN: (01 Errscr: fork auc aperion, ein DAY MOB! fing ih, at 10 the residence of Mrs. 5 McCoy corner of Gaoen Second atreet cust end Penner} ney Ivania evenue, all of the Furniture Buite Psd Patior Fpraiture, com: t Mavogeny Parior rE preit prising yay Tine wings, Damask Curtains epi rs ¥: mate ae sto Dentro 1 aie i Mah Or Tablés, Sia rd Velvet Brussels, an ag a Sieben Oil Oloth, Stair Oarpe' wand Byes Hair Hattracses, eather a holsters and Pil- Ghine, Glasses ued Enertine, ery Ranar ck a fr Stoves, Kitehen Utensile oar ™ 5c, McQUIRES ©O.. Aucts. By J. C. Mo@UIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. Viren VALUABLE BUILDING LOTSON YORE AVEMUS AND NORTH M STRERT. BETWEEN Fousta axp Fi srREETs.—Oa WEDNESDAY AFTERN( lovember 4th. at 4 o’clock,on the Frpmines, we ‘shall sell. at Pablic, Ancti ion, the lowing deat wirey pay on} . ting on New avenue, between Fourth and Fifth Euan on Now Balt paualtof Lats 18and cn each pen and runaing Sten 8, ing pare 518, frontiny ron norte ‘erms cash Conveyancing at cost of the a oso 3.0. MoGUERW & GO., Aucte, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioneers, - Awonon BALE OF FRENCH FANOY ICB Mor Tab Freezers, Cake Moulds, Paps, Kettles, Jelly plouiaa, Oonfectionery, Tools, Ontters, ‘Juices for lee Ureams and Water" Toes, Boda rater Fountsin and Appa- ratus, Ice Cream Plates, Glass Stands, Brass Scales. Glassware, Punch bHosk! and Wine Glasses, Decanters —On THURSDAY, thre 5th instant, at 10 o'clock a m..we shail sell. a! Confeetione: Store No 347 Pennsylvania ations between 6' and 7th streets, next to Geo, Parker & Co., Gro- cery Merchants, Terms cash, no? GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J. 0, McG U1RE & CO., Auctioneers, Deru ’8 SALE—a DESIRABLE BRICK DW38L.inG-HOUSE ON I STRERT NORTH, BRTWERE STH AND l03H STREETS WEST.On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 5th, 1863, ati o'slock. on the rea. by virtue ofa ‘decd’ of trust to the sub- Gated the lth say of October, 2058, and culye recorded i in Liber J and 229, oneof the land coats for Washington county. D.C , I shall sell all that part ef Lot num- bered Paine (9 in in Square numbsred three hundred ard peren y: Ba) 88 designated on the map or lan of th eo City o! Wathington, in the Distri of Oolumbia “fronting on I street north, between Sth.and Wth streets 15 feet and rupning back the sare width to the d and 9 inches, to oe 15 foot alley. With e ‘ese to the rear of said a together with the im lg of a three. -story and attic ‘ermi 1500 in cash ; sderrienon otras monthr, with interest, seoured by « deed of trast on ma Ail conveyan cing at the expense of purchaser. 1 If the t armas of sale are pot complied with within C] astee reserves the right rT and expense of the a epaagee urchaser,on one weeks’ notice 1, Rekreowe tar. THEO. SHEOKL! 4 0620 J.C. McGUIBE & '00.. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLI«MS Auctioneers, ee Oromia OF STOCK, CROP i MIBG UTEESILS &ec., 4? AUOTION—Om HEDAY. oth dey of November ment. oe and Piney Branch road, niles from Georgetown, D. O.. vis awncliant Mutoo AND, Adwinistratrix. WILLIAMS, Aucte. = aes & 00., Auctioneers. SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT OW ees pif abadtha Haren deed relock. ofa desde Sarai e. bee, ke vane of the land records F Washington oounty. Ishall sell Lot No.1. in John Davidson's su! vision of Square No. 213, fronting 100 feet 6 on srasaasiuserte 0 and 162 feet Il inches on Bek aera = * Pn Terms: Cash. Ifthe foie eas ont ot ‘the. Sotice in te Brent Sieniog': amity PES Man a co By J. 0, McGUIBE & ©0., WCRI Sige, Ba BRIOK © yew BAND OOH Movember selec on Ty B, Susans jaare No. prgiee, np shat om no Vetweon’ Becoha Bint east, nM Sac, 100. fe 100 together Pes provement ‘Consisting of a snug Two- wit ote ison pope remeeteter tn fone terest, secured by a deed. two weeks from the sale, Convevancor At 27") OF OG UIRE & 00. Aucts By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Tae os rere Bouse gin ad se ise vee E ant OFFICE ze Batzo Ae ii ALS Re OVA ne Tae i Oeetee: erases a tf o'clock m.; ee - ato! ick House Sere pe re anes e . 5 iter, sf Bath Foo Ven through the depart- half cash ; balance in 3 and 6months, for notes bearing interest, A deed given ands deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. All conv ‘thi cost of 58 inluding Revenue Stamps, at ven in JO days after the execution ‘ceil {intei.]. GRREN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. irtue of a writ of WY ert ES Bg Gr gta ay office {the District of Columbis and to Eeiinted Tie exy00e 10 Public Bale, for 4 at the front of t yee rt Blouse door of eounty, es | i Biter ‘tho woods and chates and will be sold to ratisty Tet to ‘Suober term, 1863, im far favor fay] le, 5 oat baat By J, 0. MoGUIBE & 00., Ai a ieryanD cy Ponoagen= Gn AVY DAY. November sth, at sell, pb BU! U, COREE seein