Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s TaxaTs.— The Robbers, lime tragedy by Schiller, will or to-night at Ford's. Mr. J. Wilkes Sustain the role. les de Bows De vere, be supported by Harry Pearson, C. an Sidney Wilkins, Annie Ware Mee. Watt ors” and others. The tragedy of the «Robbers ‘has » thrilling interest taroughout, nd Will be Performed admirably at Ford's. A rollick arce will conclude the entertaiament. UAXTERBURY.—In connection with th d hn ular concert hall bill of song, dance, 880 Cee oplan eccentricity, the romantic dram&, ht at aniac Lover,” will be performed to- mien on Manager Sinn’s popular ball irra airs mer, Ernestine de Faiber and Millie Fowler will appear in th: «(Gipsey Trio.” and Lillie Brandon, Julia Richmond, and all the pretty girls in a variety of dances. Farr.—The Fair at Odd Fellow’s Hall, it should be remembered, closes this evening. The ladies have yet a number of articles on hand. Give them a parting call. _ +2 RUNNING ON THE NATIONAL COURSE sa The Three Mile Day. ad Sate 5 Canada vs. . the United States. coe et Thunder Wins. . ae The prevailing epidemic is unmistakeably Aoss! The attendance yesterday was large— from three to four thousand—the weather de- lightiul, and the sport good, considering that there was but one event on hand,—the three mile race. The severity of the campaign carried on by the leading stables this year has told upon both horses and trainers, consequently several of the horses, Idlewild and others, counted upon for the race of yesterday, were not quite in condition to appear, Three were entered: the Canadian gray colt Thunder, the black colt Blackbird, and bay horse John Morgan. Thunder was the favorite from the start, in the betting, at odds of 100 to 15; and also in the pool selling, which was auctioneered by that practised sporting man, Capt. Barton, of Balti- more, who, cigar-box bank in hand, did con- siderable business prior to the start. The race was announced for three o'clock, but for an hour or two previous there was a crowd on the ground doing preliminary busi- bess, amongst which was a close inspection of | the stables, in which the horses to ran were closely padlocked, as if to get some inkling to guide them in the betting. Another curious crowd was in attendance tpon the riders, as they donned the peculiar garb of the jocky. Gilpatrick, who was to ride “Thunder, was the nattiest ofthe three, wearing smart black cap, trim black surtout, (thrown off when the horses were divested of their wrappings,) biack jacket, white pants and white-topped boots. He is of fame in his line, rode Lexington in the great New Orleans race aga nst time; and was taken ta Europa by Ten Broeck, it will be remembered, to ride against the English jockies. He brought 101 pounds to the scales yesterday, (riding a four-year-old,) but can make weight under i. There were other riders (notengaged yesterday) of the same prematurely old, Lum Cooperish style of face peculiar to the professional rider, to be seen about the stable yard. The four-year old Blackbird was ridden by Harry Boyle, 104 pounds: and the five-year old | John Morgan by Tom Patton, 114 pounds. Tom was brilliant in red and moreen; and the colors of John Morgan were blue and green. At half-past two, Mr. Maffitt placed the purse of $600 in its receptacle over the track, and the bell was struck for the horses to be got in readiness. In the drawing for places Black- bird got the inside track, Thunder the second place, and John Morgan the third. The horses were walked about in their blan- kets to get them warmed up, and at the order to saddle were promptly stripped of their wrappers, and the betting-folk hurried to their vicimity to inspect their condition. The little black looked as fine as silk, and fairly shone in the sun, but was of rather wo Tull a habit to suit the veterans of the turf. Morgan appeared well and made some friends, but Thunder, who looked in good run- xing form, maintained pretty much his first supremacy in the betting. A good start was made, and the bay went off ahead, making the running, but the pace was slow; Blackbird close up to the bay, and Kil- patrick taking it easy in the rear with Thunder. They came by the stand in the same position in 2m.2s., Morgan a couple of lengths ahead, and the gray the same distance in the rear of Blackbird. The second mile of the heat was also run slow, the horses in the same order, Gilpatrick holding back on the gray, but edging up for the inside, and on the opening of the third mile he let the gray out a little, shot by Blackbird at the quarter mile and lapped and passed the bay with apparent ease, coming in past the stand at a slapping pace, the last mile being run in run in Im. 50.2-5 sec- onds, and the heat in 6m. 8 xs. SECOND HEAT. The owners ot Morgan changed their tactics for this heat, and Patton was instructed toran from the start. They led oft, Thunder inside, mext the black and last the bay, but the latter ‘was promptly taken to the front by Patton and opened a gap for his competitors at such a rat- tling pace that his supporters indulged in a big hurrah under the idea that the rate of run- ning was beyond Thunder's endurance; Black- bird, who seemed intolerably lazy and slug- gish throughout the race, not entering into the account. Thunder, past the half mile, reduced the gap to a bare strip of daylight, and lazy Black- bird got waked up by the emulation ahead and ‘worked himself up to the vicinity of the others. They came past the stand in the first mile Morgan three lengths ahead (rider with cap off) and Blackbird the same distance in the rear of ‘Thunder. Time 1 min. 55 sec. Kilpatrick now shook himself out for work, closed upon the bay—Blackbird picking up amazingly also—and about this time Thunder struck out as if launched from a bow, shot up to the bay, and past, as if the latter were standing atill. The bay again clapped on steam, andtney came with a tremendous rush up to the home stretch at the finish, when John Morgar gave ” ub- bat ceed te will ‘and will out at the distance pole; Blackbird fagged, anu } ‘Thunder came in easily running the Jast milein 1 min. 54 sec. SUMMARY. Tuesday, Nov. 3.—A puise of $600 tor all ages, ‘three mile heats. D. Reedy’s g. c. Thunderer by Lexington, dam Blue Bonnet by Imp. Hedgeford, @ years, 104 Ibs., Kilpatrick.............1 1 W.E. Vaughan’s b.b. John Morgan by Imp. Sovereign, dam by Glencoe, 3 years, 114 Ibs., Tom Patton.............2 2 J. Dowling’s blk c. Blackbird, by Imp. Albion, dam by Imp. Ainderby, 4 years, 10 Ibs., H. Boyle.. Time.—First heat.. are aware of, with the exception that a young gentleman who undertook, after the race was over, to take a little canter om his own hook, came to grief in front of the judge’s stand, to be extent of a tumble in the dust and a diago- nal rent in that part of his pantaloons where To-day, the two-mile heats race comes off at be National Course for an association perse of $400. Entries—Ace of Diamonds, Hillebor- ough, Panic and Dixie. oD - ” Mistake —Some time since, officer Harbin, the Sinta Wi had bis coat'westen ear’ Station ‘and since than be has ome Sileen’ arch for ft without encase Ser; . ‘Clare yesterday geant meacesee Sroreret Jona Ie. ‘Kerr, a car driver, wearing & pillar cost.end arrested him on suspicion of grand iar: Ho was taken before Spperintendent Webb, ‘where he proved that he was formerly a po- their own clothes, and the'coat w: prop- CincuiTCouRT.—This morning, the Supreme Court, sitting as a circuit count, commenced its November term, with Chief Justice Cartter iding. There are several important cases which will come up at this term, among them the celebrated Brown case, which has been set for Tuesday next, and the Sickles cut-off case. The following are the jurors tor the present term H. Polkinhorn, W. H. Barnaclo, R. H. Darnes, L. F. Perry. B. H. Stinemetz, W. H. Stanford, Joseph Eslin, T. J. Davis, J. B. Tarton, John Bying. H. Newman, R. J. Beall, J. C. Cook, G. E. Gillard, Asa Whifney, H. 'B., Cartis, H ueen, Jos. Fry, G. T. Roar: Geo. Gray, GC. ills, B. W. rown, ‘W. Knowles, jry J. 0. Bartlett, C. Myers, Joshua Bank. ate cases being ready for trial, they were dis- eba: The clerk, R. J. Meigs, Esq.. proceeded to call the docket made up at January term, 1863, comprising all the old cases in which notice has not yet been given by counsel, under the present, for trial, and went as far as No. 72, and then called in part also the Appeal docket. In the Appeal docket, in No. 35, Jas. A. Wise vs. Augustus Block, judgment was confessed for the amount of two notes; and in No. 13, G. Time of the heat 5 min. 16 sec. | W. Jones and H.R. Robbins vs. Matthew T. Atley, judgment in fayorof Atley for $50 and costs was reversed. Reat Estates SALES.—By Green @ Williams. Part of lot 24, in square 545, on M street south, between % and 3d streets, with two-story frame dwelling, to Thos. Geary, for $700. Part of lets 5 and 6, in sqnare 293, with a two-story frame dwelling, on O street north, bet ween 12th and 13th west, to W. A. Boss and J. A. McGo- wan, for $1,950. Twenty lots in square 510, Seventh Ward—lots 29 and 30, to Dr. A. J. Bor- land, for 44 cents per foot; 31 and 32, to Rich- ard Barry, for 5¥ cents per foot; 3%, 31 and 35, to same, for 6% cents; 36, to G. Marr, for 7% cents; 37 to John Sullivan, 38 to Timothy Grescol, and 39 to John Shay, for 8 ceats; 43 to 46, to R. Barry, tor 4X cents; 51, 52 and 53, to same, for 4 cents; 47 to same, for 4% cents; 48 to Felix McKenny, for 7 cents; 49to E. Calla- hap, for 7 cents; 50 to John ‘Safford, for 8y¥ cents. Lot 6, square 575, to M.G@. Emery, 7 cents. Lot 7, in reservation C, to same, for 11% conte. Lots 3 and 4, to same, for 1 cents. Lots ié6and 17 to W. B. Todd, fur 2% Tents. Lot il, to R. Barry, for 1 cents. Lot 9, to same, for % cents. By J. C. McGuire & Co.—A three-story and basement brick dwelling on F street, near Thir- teenth west, for 99,525, to Thos. W. Johnson. praia *t thee Lik Escaré FROM THE OLD CaPITOL.—On Mon- day night, between seven and eight o'clock, two prisoners confined in the Carroll branch of the cia Capitol Prison, named John E. Hudgins and Frank Walton, the first-named being a rebel deserter and the latter a substitute de- serter, made their escape by cutting the bars to their window, which was on the second floor, and letting themselves down by means of a rope made with their blankets, and it is sup- posed bribing the sentry. They succeeded in getting ont of the city, but were halted at Bla- densburg, about ten o’clock, by the guard, when Hudgins refused to comply, and was fired at. the ball taking effect in his right knee cap, injuring the arteries so that amputation Was necessary. Both of them were bronght back and placed 1gain iu confinement, and yes- terday Dr. C. M. Ford, the surgeon of the prison, amputated Hudgins’ leg above the knee. and it is thonght that he will recover. One of the sentries has been placed under arrrest, and the affair is being investigated. = Forp’s New THEeater—The Robbers.—For the first and only time during the engagement of J. Wilkes Booth the beautiful tragedy in five acts, known toour theatricai habitues as The Robbers, will be presented this evening. The play, we are led to understand, will he placed upon the boards of Mr. Ford’s theater in a style which will fairly compete with the resources ot any place of amusement in America. Mr. Booth will play the part of Charles DeMoor, Mr. DeVere that of Francis De Moor; whilst the other characters will be distributed among ar- tists of recognized ability, the whole forming a galaxy of talent rarely known to the boards of a Washington theater. DxsTITuTE.—Yesterday evening, a young man, named McGuigan, formerly of the Penn- slyvania Reserves, but lately employed at Giesboro, left the works there on account of sickness, and came over to the city, and this morning he was found on Tenth etreet east, between L and M street south, by Officer Keat- ing. The police having no accommodations for him, he was sent to the Asylum for treat- ment. He states that he was unable to work and that his money was refused him, and also that he was robbed during the night. Se SzconpD Wap Station DO keee_W illsss McShea, disorderly; #1.94. John Brown, do; $1.94. Nich. Bryant, do.; $1.94. Dennis Sulli- van, dronk and disorderly; Geo. W. Clarke, asleep in street; Sicuniened Mary Le: ary, selling Mquor to mindre Jas. Spriggs; throats, Gismiesed. “Wm, Towers, violating city ordi nance; $3. ay weve Freehott, vagrant; Geo. Stafford, violating city ordinance; for hearing. — Conscripts. mumbers of conscripts are still daily arri here. Yesterday, the Forrest City arrived and disembarked a large number at the foot of King street. They were marched to the Soldiers’ Rest on Duke street, and after being plentifully retreshed they were tarted for the front. Another batch arrived to-day.—Alezandria Journal, Nov. 2. ee New Yore Srvies. ee 's Clothing '—New and Fashionable! large sesorem ae for Dress and Business wear. athe English Sack and Walking Coats excell in deant ps and Saish an anything svez fered in this city. Wat, Starauxs & 99 Fe. avenue, bet. 9th and oth ate, ml eca tt tell. and Repub.) Man's Drauss Scrrs, : y Men’s Business Suits. Youth’s Dress Suits. Youth’s Business Swits. Childrens? Dress Suits Se “Childrens? School Swits. Noam WAaLean & 368 Penn. avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an- nounce that their annual mal Sispley: of Fall and Win- ter Clothing is now for inspection. It is compriged of an ‘assortment of Gentleme: You' hing of the newest and richest in pric trimming and workship. ‘To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of ae an opportunity is now offered for selectin; om the most attractive stock of ready made cl Greate in this city, at yer laced prices. 069-41 eas Gar Caen Gamat Pawxsyivania 1s Boorse Baltimore and errssurg to the Ne .—Two trains leave W: aahingvon 4 aay: and one on Bender pick tne Sows fare and sure connections. Idiera’ Petes sold through at Government rates. For ir fopmation | al apply a at the office east corner of nd Sixth street, Washing- .m. to 9p.m.; on Bun- E. 0. Norron, Agent, ——— Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, aad ders of the Feet, cured without pain by ivanis Between i end th. streets venue. Washi ahi ro <p. @. Mo charge for Consultations Cornea, other disorders Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, safe and ve; ible rem- four days, bouts No miner | a hope, and © lend to heexposed, i. fy i Male pack- Het Juices—A positive , Uleers, *Brios $1, or sit bottled . Bee advertisement, i] ite iy E i i HH Ba x3 obste we ie E mae oss Bs erence feet is Meperta ot ses re ro 2 73-30 MARRIED, ie Tan a cre Sv SRE Eg a oe en os) 0 ee ee a Wartap— cA SEWING ovear rienced Wad Comm itice of Arrangemenss — were Len T Hall. Marsbaul caval. mest Penge tne | A TB: FIRST GBAND BALL or THE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB will be given at ISLAND HALL, corner 6th and D sts , Island, THURSDAY, ¥. Nov. sth, 1853. he committee © them: one of the best Baliso of the covert lad eres’ A well known vase pared otring band has to_take a few pup'ls in M: rane sake moderate, inners preferred. A: i be vc Poste Offices, W. 2, ‘A HOBTLER, Inquire at FLBM- Wathen Netional Stable, on G street between Wiley IMMEDIATELY—A_gooa OAKE Apply toG. 8. KBAPPt corer U 1th and pAkak avenue, 10 3-St’ b clase ‘Totes Bite bo "DOLLAR NSduaitting © gen- faassen SUH BMLEA xs zk. or tle Commins work, by applying to SOHN ‘AXNE, Ponn. ave., T. ati Bench, W- Bmitn, etwenn 26th and 26th atreets, Washington, D.C, @. Dixon, # Litile, LB 7. tone,’ J' Maboney.. m rat Br BOY WANTSD—Mast b in- eens and of good habits, x th undoub Frissr @ RAND BAL récommendations; wages $3 \ corner of 15th aud’ F strovts , @econd floor of 8 UNITED. JOURNDTMEN PLUMBSRS’ AND Nicholas Hotel, “Hoom Noe No. 1, at Pension an GAs FITTERS’ ASSOCIATION jounty Office. no $ at* Ce will take place at ANTED-A YOUNG MAN as Gierk in a D FELLOWs1 HALL, Seventh st., le and re tose rovision On THURSEAY EVENING, November sth, 1s, | PUFinene, Mast understand the the Dunimers thorough: IN, corner of Onios aera fepr. ree G. Morrow, James Barrett, Da eed Es joney no ex" TY B RBS 4 to take char, f° Fst po} ie jo! Fa AMOR ott atte fog af the pune a ae Now Tort Hotel, cormer 7th amd’ ata, aa Wie Saumeva ane Ball Room. By orderof the Gommnitice ct re = v be Manche ire aod ry bs | Mente, LIFE Box 35, tar office. ons Ber 33, tar otice,” ” CMANbSTmOrE, AAfteS YOUNG TAD s-LAGSbY: FROM as bg yoRK, zt Maree a AUCTION SALES. By W. B. LE &_CO., Austioncers. &RCoND Hand CURNITURS:C s A et Avation,— $2 TRIBAY, Nov. sth. as aro stour Store i Pa eed a Terms Cost of conveyaneli converenal ing at irehaser, Bot-eokds 3.0. Bae Trou, Sota | Bees By J. 0. MeGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. DBSi245L2 BRICK DWELLING. Ouse IN san yi VICINITY OF THe War anp r MONDAY APTAENOOR RO teeta: remises, we shall sell Lot 8 MENTS.—On vat uate No e PR aoe O's et. aud Somos ane, Irth a geis at 108 fee! piactevce wife toes ten rooms, aad a lar, jing, containing four Dwell camel on tataia il OFS, COB! i reel Ba Bask: buildi: eg en a out. ings being tad his coogning, Wsthe late Capt. Thomas Tera One-third in cash ; remainder and twelve onthe. wit intabeet toa secured by A deed ree Too! the prope rt Oarberr Lo CO. McG Tis & 0O., Aucts. jest em- | of trust on the _ Tickets OND DOLLAR, aimitting « gentlemen vorer. ie vaatreer ipetirge dare @ 8 eee | eee potmanion ge ‘A splendid brass and string band has been. NE GOOD COOK AND ONE LAUNDBESS en for th i tuner and Refreshments will be farnished OMaatet In sass actrants suiting Tor eee by an experienced caterer. ae, for noms eatin of drrancements | Novaat the atelligence aad Real = Ninth st., near Penn. ayenue. TF ROWse ee Rodeo. 7 ¥ Samuel D- D-haven, at Br aeten=t Henry Luke McCabe, Ww ANTED—A good COOZ; must be well recom- Tal oer Manarer’. mended. Inquire at atopena Hotel. no 2-36 J Robert Compvell, aha Murphy. LOST AND FOUND. On Monday, 24 instant, Lt SUSEVE BETO dzeulaty ith, the Pet ie ral re wi Oe Gtned to No. 378 B street, between 40 and llth. we Lot; 2 the Sth st o Brown Brindle COW. ‘with mark in eac! Sad a small rope tied round one of Bors fore ez of A liberal reward will paia if retereed, fo 19 F street, between 2ist and 23d. (no4-2t*[ JAMES WRIGHT. axes UP B&TRAY—OCn the Sist altima, two BLACK HORSES; one with white spot in the forehead, and ove on his neck. The owner or owners ate requestet to come forward, prove pro- perty, pay charges, and take them af L On Pennsylvania evenue _bet. 6th and 7ih ets. (Navy Yard ) 1t* §. - REWARD. —Strayed or sto en, on or about e) the 2th of Oct. a Red and Brindie COW,a mai iestwek across the k running down each sboulder near the Bnees ; ree white heart inthe forehead. 1 wll give the ‘above reward if returned to me or a portion if I can get her Mrs. A BOULAYER, corner 9th and } sts. onat, 1t* Navy Y: ‘ORT—November 3d, between the one of 9th to street and New. York avenueand W ares Ho- red-covered Postage Ourrency POCK Boor. containing about one handred and twent: five dollars im greenbacke; among the notes was one fifty and ore twenty dollar note. The finder will receive twenty five dollars raward by retarn- | WANTED TO RENT—Three or fout BOOMS, suitable for housekeeping. or a DWELLING HOUSE with fans os ss, rooms, location between 4thand 23d of Penn avenus pre ferred, Address Featers Btar office. no 2-31" 0 BUTLERS — An opportanity ia now off ra recure the services of a reliat!e aod compeier d¥ver who has served several: years in the army, ard can give bestof recommendations. Apply to bry 1 ee 214 Penn. avenue, tp atsirs D229 Boos BALESMAN WANTED—A single of age, one well acquaint: wih the efty y trade. None sthereuced od apely. at PBRRY urtion permanent,” 2c Bl-e03t Penn, avenue sme 9th et. ANTED EVERY LADY TO LOOK AT THI8. adies ates diss, to make presents of Embroi- dired =a Braided Slippers,as welt? as Smoking Gps, to their gentlemen frianda, Sind * large weortment of the vicestand x 8, (8O~ Has ata Peis, rice,)at Wat. PRINCE Sf TAME - Rgps Le F street, Opposite Patent Office. ak nt secared @ new jot of hiedallion 14 gher Skirt patterns for Braiding, new and besut pisht t Wrapper Ghemise Yoke, Band, and Pauis- BE patterns ; all of which he will stamp while you wit Having the only Machine in town, he will make any pattern brought, however intricate. and Jest of all, his stamp ping does Bot rab out while perkins. ‘Pocket H. chiefs ready stamped ira with any Initials. Mohair Gold raid ai ‘8 and Cotton of the best brands for sale. wat aNTEDS 70 BELL—1.200 Oords of Seasoned D. 359 cords withia afew hundred erie, ot Sonepolis Junction. and the balance about ie miles from Annapolis Junctien. Address or ap- Ke ea: ZROMAS LOWE, Annapolis Junction, Md. oe ee C. McGUIRB & OO., Auctioncers, T SALE OF OHOICE WINE3, LIQUOBs, Geccuaras, Borss AGON, STORE TU! Berean P THUuSDAY’ MORNING, November tite “ar °@ sylvania avenue, near Thirteenth st Street, we s aball fell, without reserse, their extensive Stosk o: Wines, Liquors, Groceries, &c., &c. woomipriin ic Eot of f Pivor Heidsieck Champagnes, in pints and iro cases fine Brandies 2.006 dozen pts ye and Bourbon Whiskey 1 epees Best 10 cases fiae herries, Port and Madeira an canes. Ceutenee, Paniiec, and St. Estephe are’ Large quantity of Faney Sule of Bottled 1 Ligaors ” Lot of Cigars and Tobaceo of assorted b: Tes. Cofles, Spices Be ell Pickicd Meata, Fish, Sa ke Superior Chilled TrowB Bure! ne Proot Bafe Desks, Obairs, and Store.F: ixtures. AT TWELVE O'OLOOK, Excellent Horse = press Wagon, and Harness He Oataloge ues at eale. ‘erms cas! nos J.C McGUIRB & OO., Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, Qyaeee-orgey BRICK HOUSE Lane, at Ox NonTH M. BETWEEN 18TH AMD IST: WET, aT AUCTION —On MONDAY, the 9th inst: ne we shall sell, in front of the premfses, at 4 o'clock p. %., weet part of Loi No. 20, in Square He. 140, with the improvements, enieh Brea g20d Three story Brick House. conveniently arranged, and other necessary out buildin, This property har_« wide front on north M, rupning back toa 3" foot al! Terme: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 mcnths. for notes bearing {nterast from day of sale. A deed given and s deed of traat taken Al) conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, in- * eluding Stam Possesion given m in a stort time after sal n02 BEN & WILLIAMS. ote. AUCTION SALES, ES: ae nionsencele ter emer Bs A FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES 1st THISAFTERNOUN AND ToMonuser ———— EEE ORC. MoG@UIRB & 00. Be oo. £0 Ane. aii GREEN ~ ES SS ae ANeehis ffir Zane erie and Seen eee Freie 2 “aes Balai, oi Cream Ajee- cae D. Vaio oo ¥4 ° pelouee” wo shall veil. at Gonfecti J Btore N No aa" Pennsylvania Bowe Between = Sn 7Em streets, nex ‘ & o., @ro- ‘oFTas Cash. GUBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By WM. L. WALL & ee Acotionsers. Southwest corner Penns avenue and Ninth stvoet. ee eorios nt mite Tee an Toneb A aon: pick tel dg atthe Xes Boxes Gingr ant Gineee Bese 8 gingtr.¢ aaa peaots Wine jases Oherry apd Cares ognto Bas & cas ae Bitters Gases Bi srry Brandy and Lemon Syrup ‘a Branus a antity of Bmall Stores no? W. L, WALL & 00., Aucts, By GRESN & WILLIAMS Auctioncers, DMINISTRATRIX’ SALB OF STOCK, CROP Parmiso Utensixs, &c., &c., te ‘Avotion—Ow ‘ORBDAY, the 6th day of der nest. we ehall sell, at the farm of the late Wo Moreland, deceased, in the District of Columbia, between Tenrsliytown and Piney Branch road, about H6 ey from Georgetown, D. O., vis Wor! ores. dexcellent Mules ‘fleh Cows 4 Hogs &0 Cords Oak and Pine Wood 8 Bbis Corn, in the fodder. Flown, Barrows, Oultivators, sed meny other Ferenin, farming U' too numerous to enume- NA MORELAND, Adwinistratrix, menitet TAN A BOUML EMD, Be cislatrist By J. 0. MoG@UIRE & JO., Auctioneers. ALUABLE IMPROVED FROPRETY anan THE Navy Yap at Pusite SaLe.—On THOR: DAY, November 5th, at 12 o’clook onthe premises, par: of Lot No. 6. 879, fronting 16 feet on south I Vitginis svenue, between Seventh atrest east the public ypere. eae feet on said publiie «; together with th. pro’ ents, consisting of one Three story ard one Two story Brick Houses one v9 story Frame House, to be sold separately. Sens t the cost of purchasers, ae ances ai rs. P 3.0. McaB1HE & O0., Aucta, FOR SALE AND RENT. ing the lest package to 349N Y.ave. _no 4 3t* "ANTED— ha OFFION BOY, from 15 to 2 .E WARD —Loat years of age, Must reside in the neighbor: $2 Bh BILVER SOARP- Sp setetday sight "Fox's | bood of the office. None need ap; Hy ithe good . The fioter will receive the above reward ferences. oa at the le, Dental 1G Ecue. and thanks of the owner by leaving it at the office | $¥@.. bet. 12th and 13th oo 14 ef this paper, no3 3t ANTED—At the Teeny Extension .tweuty Ww S10 SEM adeaa uate searaeher, | stvaen be geen re caer a Dt ut 10 years old one above reward a face white; | eo of stioa, T: TOG E EAs, if yeturned | 2 eis Baltimore Livery Stable, coraer 1éth and 0 nos-st" | s¢.22-tf ronre sages mins Architect, = —Lost, on Monday evening.N. ANTED SBOOND- Hl BNIT SES Ary PooKat Boon, conainins wines | WANTED, SBOORD. HAND | FURNITURE, some papers valuabie only to the undersigned, House teeth eho, joods sareri description, Mb, BROSIUS, segues xy Age 7th st nos st* m Ho. 1, Land Office. mar 90-tf side ns one 0 owner is requested to.come forward, won aroeae PERSONAL, t yy charges, and sexe) him away. Alan QEORGE MUNDES, corner 7th and D, (Isiand.) BEWABD.—Lost, about the 14th of October. 14th aud Patrecte 9 FLACK TAN SETTER 7, 0 bs old. will re [32QnM ATION WANTED OF STEPHEN JONES 1p ueresy from Carrol’s Manor, Baiti- more county. in mother is anxious to hear from him, Address 642 H street, det. 6th and 7th sts., Washington, D. 0. Bo 2-3t* BS. L. SMITH—The Greatest Test Medium of the pasty give attings for aghort tite at 350 ‘wotres*hivitt; UAGiies, ‘see your dead as w RAYE oss = EME eae —s te names, reads character, and reads fr f E icon, stn and 3th atreote, Navy, Yardy tes two | Stagnation. Bittione 31° ronda tha) facare: + eee eee eee ee: ___ hereby m- kJ Hes ita pry charaengeg ane. take 4 Mazo or TREATING Ai ALL VENBREAL and away. pos ope | ‘Yor, (CAME TO, THE SU BIORIBER On the a of | Sogmetns with dan pr etiomg Cabs peer October last, one dark red dry COW, in tolers- Dispos of nail finte scientificall: z treated, har ges die oréer, The owner will please 'oome for- Boom No. 22, 45! ty ward, prove ae ce! wpiser, Sra pat tate! ae 5 Post Office. bier es iIm*™ lace ‘mow occt- Mapa AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURB IN ote to sll is airing persons, that ow Pend the P Present and , to read Future, and may y be consulted Bs various Batters of importanes st ant any time from 8 a.m. until 7 lemen $1. No. re sate Gapiter Hil, Wathiugton, BO. 424 NO IMPOS TION! STRATED = STOLEN—On last Thureday eve- , Oct. 29th, about dusk, a dark bey HORSS, endo highs and 9 years old; n0 shoes oz ed with Beare 8 pon a fhe he lef a if adie eraineg, Hialivesa aa Howse, Bridge a8. Oeste MOBRIB, DAMB E@S8, Doetress WARD. fost. faa ety rallznd oat brnrarins ramet jt, S ther from | Revant oe. down th a. ony one block from ect mral ei ne to theat rereave. or from 7th atrost iva my eren was bors witha | gh eed tells the the street j on, Le ve SEL saRes eR borer eon’ 8 6) Treasury note, 4 te and so n8 ee Sash japrings ogerner thoes lone sey small change; aleo gd reward will be given i retained. cathe ater Do or 508 Mr, el. that GODF 50 BEEBE Isth ans - 24 tare hs mi “ cree slikemess | 7 x REWARD Stolen, sate the subscriber's ion 50 : Gentlemen $1. 06 9-tm Bae Ey eet th gene aed ae tats Sn tabbed of on Fight fore enw ity Baa te tig GRAND OPENING. Ser. shoe ‘toutes as Bede hie very rary round nd fa at JOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES. abou se of'an ga; Cork mane and tail Sn QEAND BUNNING WEEK, eee Beate iad eer pene sea white per MONDAY, November 32. forehead and white stresk exten: down to the 24 Roamted. “Oue hon ‘ped dollars wil'be pid tovine | criret gi iboant ay Ge) forts to Seasaeees | & ecovery for ihe drat two described fty for Sea of October § fos Foss" A. J. LYLE, See D. 0. ot bey RUBSbAY, Nov. pale 800; Litton etl er ee se ier azonma, Nov. éth—Purse Toward wilk be paid if zotarned to the air norte 5 i th Da 7 THURSDAY, Nov. sth—Purse 83:0; fh D: -Handica: bind cd. blay OF wey; 10 nided, Bingle azch; , Day—BATURDAY, Nov. 71h—Parse 91,00; stakes closed with the following entries: Mr. Field’s fill; MILE. Listes dam Mogdak . "1 '. ex! 5 AME Bush's bo Bon Broce, by Lexingto Altorf, ir Wat regi LS Faliows fait ted 4a stn ieee, Sqae an 5 fi Sar crags fearing it at ae ins « mle he AKBN waTBay— 4 cr Me eray a Teas or sere ‘18 han orem is to come forward. prove oie eee on y of charges, and tee, ei away. ee, Brides Oct. ke naar ate fer sberesbouts, will re a al rew: ‘GHARD BARBY, 2 pic bet, 23d and Mth. @D =, Btres Or stolen, on oF about inat., 0: Tiieot-red and white COW: dam Nanni eins by Dig. P, 95 P.P, ip More, by Imp Balrow Glencoe. baraa, by Commo ore, ze no pguestions asked if re! Mahomet. street, between 1th anc 2th. RUITTR’S ef cant they Lvany, sauce”, AND gore Peay STABLES, fimeteenth street, one door mt sabecriber, respectiali Rabie formerly & ib by Fae of Northe: | tare saa taaetiastiog oC HAORE LICHT 8 on band for hi sl BeBe his cuits aay. ask ade. eeaehaber, PIOTURE CORD AND TASSELE. 486 486 aa Lager mom ronersp Sie Le : OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES. 4 eREeey 496 ean ae Pror' ovalend OAR et tated ~ - Mi 5 "8 ih ne ed peed by Imp. Bal- ‘ateon’s che qaitebaran, by by. Ra ree shale oy Mek Mekomet. or -geythian, dam by r. by Lexington, dam ‘vy by Imp. Soythian, cere \ [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) Fo SALE—A RESTAURANT on K street, No, 434. Also, the lesse for five years Appin on the premises ‘4 3t® Foasias BOOMS FOR RENT. Also,a fine OTEIOR: Inquire at 482 12th street, Rod-eo! OR RENT — T KITOHEN, in avenue bet 4 ap FR RENT—FRONT STORE. atthe oa He- tel, foot of 11th atreet. Suitable fora a tobacconist bootmaker, or barber. no 4 3t’ Fe RENT—Two Communicating FU BNISHED ROOMS Also forsale, Handsome PIANO. Maquire| at No. 117 Penns.’ avenue every day this week, one batween the hours of one and five p. m. no4 {OR RENT—The ASSEMBLY BOOMS, corner of Qhio svenne and 13th eh attests for Balls, Parties, FURNISHED BOOMS and together, at No ae ee: and x es Person: wining oe eo rent seid Hell, 081 10 80 Precise jetor on sete? *7 ENTIOE, > ee LT were Fo ee FUBNISHED ROOMS on corner of 1th and K sts. Inquire in —_~ store yer a 10 3 St™ F2? ne LEAPE ofa large Lot, ith an Oyster 6 tend. co Pena. a ; tween ist iy Fy eos f No. BO 3-3t* F°, SALE—A auonmay: Te doing a are retail business, Apply at No, 532 Mame are- 1O LET—One neatly FURNISHED BED ROOM without within ten minutes walk of the avenue, No, 557 Isth, Detnees B and C streets Island. no 3-8t* Bran De Foe the bent Cornet Bu BUSINES3 lor a Grocery store for sale cheer. rs, tp THOMAS DowLing: lo. ridge street a “| To hee ‘Handsome Furnished ume = BED. ROOM i ae tolnk on ee pocend. floor, on Ex ee nearer trom th street. T—Handsomely BO RRIPESD EO HOUSE for the last two years Legation. The house will not be rented sbourt ing:Boase: 394 I street, between 13th and rn SHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Two gory ceases Furnished Rooms, without Board, in val tion very central; Fa cae quia 5, Looe aire at46 Louisiana ave- sta. no 3-lw* Pei. ee HOUSES coors of suitable ind of b rine Dwellip, {eo nace Amir vee & JACKBON, cor. and F sts, Fo. BALE—The bbe Af oe Refs Store on | on rte montiens a isclbthing store; Ne. GOT. It will be aain. Inquire at jakery corner 7th and sas er ats., ( eC isiand.) Fa Dwelli: mCUrE. ; iri i beter aa a sora, Bistros tween M and If streets, "Werninge 2 ; FS SALB—The 8TOOK. apne en and 003 but WILL of s Retail Shoe Store, @ good rable ocation ‘ond on Bos 3t* ‘erms cash. Inquire at the Star os SALB—A FRAME HOUSE, situated on M between 16th and I7th. cont six good for an: Rind of a on a iaatlre on mreet, four doors rep Tt: ing. LISSETTE eer. Jooalit 1 gar a ta mama of eis inquire % the ‘elise of of houra of 9 a. a ei tar e508 st fe eR mace FU. a green pees and ime Bent low. Ee reat fo. 19. i Giosoe —ROOMS EN SUIT a ous Ex Siem > ‘Losation Lafa- Fefigbenare. Tiguive 600 loth street, ee Fos Sarees 3 hen ae ar at timore ty Ma. no 3: "at J.0. wiotral & 00., Auctioneers. BUSTEL’S BALE—a DESIRABLE BRICK Dwa.isc-Hovss on StReET Legge Sty | AND lwrH STREETS WEST, THURSDAY KPTERROON, Rov. Sth, 1863, St 40’slock on the premises, virtue of s deed of trast to the sub- scriber, da the Yitn da: of Catobe gy recorded in Tiber J. county. D. © , I shall sell all dered nine (9 in in Bquare numbsred three hundre@ fcc meveny (ee) ated om thi lan orth 12 eres sshine . in the Dist: of jolaumbia fronting on 1 street north, b potvese Sthand Wth ta west, ipa and 4 ev, running back the a ewidth nd 3 hacher, 3 15 font ae ‘cad ate east the rar Bie im) yrovemente, ie a gonsisting of a three-story and attic ‘Brick Dwell- in cash ; She rematate: nt and Fang a interest, sbcured by a deed of trust months wi at Sport a at the expense of purchaser. t complied with within oer sohenetemaiat in oe to at the risk and ¢; o defaulting parchaser. on One reeks Bote Ae ‘the Broning 0620 3. 0, MoGUI! "00., Aucts. apes < petted nae Auctioneers. vision of Square Ro.2 cae 100 feet on Massachusetts avenue and 162 feet 1! inches oe = ae. oe Fanning toe point on the ‘Terms : Gash. Ifthe terms of sale are not com- Fecteat Stotrves te Piatt core solet Cheviot nn cost of the otentting ve IST Cost of conveyancing Sane 0c86 eod&de Pos TS ie Spaeth ant cleh Bi mont, with it, secured by a deed ot ascontoar gives Teeny from the sale, Comnavanqos ety S MceeT S00, a sees Cee ore 4 Te ON F, Bux? TO THE CORNER OF NintTE Norrgtinae THE Patent ja ae 1F iba ibe 1. rere ar meagre mn that iene yas ment, and irae ati aos ‘A aves —— may Mey hot fond Portes — to x908e 0 Pablio Sele cash, ourt House door O FA at ia one Gold Lever levied upon se a the goods and chat _ 12, to October term, ile fas if ie Hayle. ABD 5 o¢st U. 8. .D.o. ' By GREBN & WILLIAMS, Two yaaa BUILDING ie