Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1863, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. asain lala eG a — LOCAL NEWS. _ | 7A Niiar i ceratiais | qyremorensemmrsine— | Wray earns | yp AUCTION SALES. haley Ras baa There is no doubt but that Mr. satistactorily proyen himel! 10 our citizens Sn actor of rare meng and it is therefoge Dut & natural consequence that he should attrac large audiences. hall i CanTEREURY,— night this hall is sane toits mimo? cope . *Other concert alls may lose does, ana the renee, that Manager Sinn Makes it his business to secure the best and Most attretive pei‘ormers and to produce no enteriainment which does not possess intrinsic merit. One of the best bills of the season will be performed to-night. Batis.—The Island Social Club will give a | ball at Island Hall to-night; as also will the Humor en Gas-fitters’ Association, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Fither will be worth attending. oe NATIONAL COURSE. __—— The Running Yesterday. = Panic the Winner. ge Yesterday was another delightful cay fer Tacing purposes, and the attendance at the National Ceurse, though, of course, not so | darge as on the preceding (three-mile) day, was exceedingly good for the occasion. An association purse of #1) was run for at two-mile heats; entries, Mr. Spencer’s seyven- year-old roan gelding “Ace of Diamonds;” Dr ‘Weldon’s five-year old bay horse imp. « Hills- | borough;” the bay horse “Panic,” aged six years, (owned by George Wilkes, proprietor ot Wilkes’ Spirit of the Times,) entered by T. G. Moore; and OU. G. Huyck’s bay gelding “Dixie.” The latter sported the black and red colors, | Panic blue and blue, Hillsborough red and maroon, and the Ace of Diamonds white. | FIRST HEAT. The horses started well together, the three | bays, Panic, Hillsborough and Dixie, all in a | ruck, drawing away from the Ace of Dia- monds, showing palpably that Diamonds were not trumps in this race. As they swung into the home stretch on the first mile, Dixie made play tor the lead, collared Hillsborough, bu; never reached Panic, who passed the score a clear length in advance. On the secend mile the running was very pretty and close to the half-mile post, on the part of the bays, but the rider of the Ace of Di- amonds hardly got into the quarter stretch time enough to see the other horses go into score. From that point Panic opened daylight bet ween him and Hillsborough, and Hillsborough again doubling the dose on Dixie, crept away trom the latter in turn, which distances were increased respectively between the three into the hone stretch, when Panic came home an easy winner, Hillsborough second, Dixie dis- tanced, and Ace of Diamonds nowhere in sight, Time—First heat, 4m. 3s. SECOND BEAT. A good star! was effected. Panic went off ‘with a rush, gained steadily on Hillsborouzh —both going at a rapid rate—was never caught by hiiu, and came home an easy winner. Time—3 min. 46 sec. Panic had the call in the betting, and was roi on time on the last heat, the betting being against his making it in 3.50. He won, making it in 3.46, as above stated, and came in scarcely blown at that. Panic, it will be remembered, is the horse sold for $5,000, at New Orleans, by General Butler, as confiscated property. The reputation of the horse was not high at that ‘time, he having failed at Saratoga and other races; but his purchaser had faith that there ‘was something in the animal, and the fact was developed in yesterday’s race. From present indications Panic will stand well in the betting on Saturday’s four mile race. Matou Race ror $1,000. Succeeding the two mile race yesterday, a match race single mile $500 a side, was run be- tween the cavalry horses “Steve Elliot” and «Harry Osterhaus” and won by Elliot in 2. To-day the racing on the National Course is mile heats best 3 in 5, Purse $300. Entries Mat- tie Vaughan, Kentucky Hunter, and Hillsboro- ugh. The order on the course, notwithstanding the immense attendance, has been unexcep- tionable throughont, thus far. To Mr. Mafiitt, the proprietor of the course, and to Col. Den- nis, who despite his heavy Patent agency busi- ness, finds time to give valuable nid to the ad- vancement of turf interests, infinite credit is due for the admirable manner in which the T2cing season has been conducted. —>—__— BrsLE Socruty.—At the monthly meeting, Monday evening, of the Board of Managers of the Wushington City Bible Society, interesting correspondence with the parent sonny, was read relative to a special application tor Bibles and Testaments for distribution; relative to the jvint employment of @ special agent or superintendent of distribution among the great number of U.S. soldiers. (Juartermaster’s men and others connected with the Nationat Gov- erunicnt, in and around this city and District; | and relative to the rg Hat of U.S. soldiers and others imprisoned in Richmond. ‘The grant asked was made to the room of the Soldiers’ Free Library on Judiciary Square; the augaoation, relative to the employment of a special agent in connection with the parent society was approved, and the Secretary direct- ed to correspond with the parent society relative thereto, also to inform society of the facil- ities of transportation that had been accerded by the Gene: by the duly accredited representation of the authorities in Richmond that all such supplies should be promptly and faithfully distributed among those for w. A small donation was made, on written re- uest, to the reading rooms of the National nion League. £ Mr. Leach, a member of the Board, was @utborized to draw on the depositary for 200 | copies of the New Testament, in prosecuting 2 special work of supply in which he is weekly engaged. A committee of three, consisting of D. D. T. Leach, A. Rothwell and Wm. B. Todd, was | intyd to audit the Treasurer's accounts. a ¥ committee of five, consisting of George J. Abbot, Wm. Ballantyne, E. L. Childs, Wm. J. | ‘codward, was appointed | to supervise the publication of the Anuual | Rhees and Wm. R. Report, of which 1,500 coples, with the ad- dresses delivered at the anniversary, were or- | dered to be printed. = A statement from the depository was read, showing that from the Ist of May until the ; present time there have been distributed trom the Uni States soldiers, quartermaster’s men. mechanics and laborers, to patients in hospita!s in and around this city, to vessels and crews. and to prisoners in the ‘1d Capitol and else- where, 391 comes of the e tire Bible and 22,621 copies of the New Testam nt, amounting at the regular cost price to $3,231.71. indebtedness of this to the Parent Society ‘was stated to be about $XW, to liquidate which, as well as to provide stili further supplies for the depository, it was suggested that special efforts should be made through the churches of | the city. ——— An Uaty Customer.—Last night, a young man calling himself Bernard H. Hawkins, at- tacked two young men on the Avenue, and afterwards went into Hugh McMahan’s, near the corner of Second street, from whose place he was ejected. Officers Milstead and Whit- More arrested and took him to the station, he fighting them during the entire distance, and there they put him in a cell with a soldier, who he immedistely attacked, and it was found necessary to remove him to another cell and put him in irons. The officers held him in custody on suspicion of being a deserter. ep DEPREDATIONS at tHe Wuits Hovss.— Some woman visited the East Room cf the President's Mansion yesterday about twelve o'clock, and attempted to remove a tassel trom one of the curtains. Being foiled ip this, she Tetired to the Green Room. and awaiting an opportunity, finally cat off a fall half yard trom the curtain one of the windows and made her exit. The fact was not observed until she left the building. Nery frequently of Jate such things have occurred; Perpetrators being probably crazy relic-hunters. ——»—_— Morz or THz Bawpy House ArRusts.— Yesterday, the Second Ward police, under tho direction of Acting Sergeant Tait, with bench ‘warrants issued by Judge » Btrested Louisa Koernes, for keepi & bawdy house on 12th, near C street; M. E. Post, do., C, near 13th street; Bowers, do., corner D and ‘12th streets; Mary Coleman, 305 D street; Jas. Spontinitz, do., D street, between 11th and t@th, alias “The Binebird;’ Minnie Tillman, 12th street, next to the “Iron Door.” They were turned over to Marshal Lamon’s custody. put Canterbury never | | Government, and the assurance | m intended. | i itory, No. 49, Seventh street, among | report closed yesterday, the cross-examination of Mr. Gough, witness for the. Government, qwas continued. Witness’ second visit to 275 D street was & week after the first. Saw women | there that night also. On the occasion of the { second vielt to No. 275 saw the same number of i Pree dreseed the same way as at the | first v second visit Maude Roberts voluntarily ex- | posed her person. I did net ask her to do it. | ,,4#rs. Frances Johnson sworn._Knows H. C. | Burtenett and Maude Roberts. I have been at | 275 D street two or three times. The frst time, ; ae I passed the window, the curtains were up | in the window, and I srw Burtenett and Miss Roberts and another at tea. Burtenett was just getting up from the end >f the table. Wit- | ness remarked to the party that they ought to put the curtain down when at tea. {Laughter.] At another time:I went there and saw Hurte- | nett on the sofa in the parlor, alone. Witness | doe not recollect seeing Burtenett at the house after these two visits. Witness inquired for Miss Roberts when she went there. Spencer C. Mitchell (carpet dealer) testified | that he sold a carpet to Maude Roberts, and the carpet he sold was returned to his store, becanse it was never paid for. Mr. F. W. Colclaser testified that he went to 275 D street, and got @ couple of carpets and took them to Mr. Mitchell's store. Wm, Mitchell, (broth rand partner of Spencer) | testified that Major Burtenett came to him and | asked that action taken to recover the carpet sold to Mande Roberts should be suspended, and that he would pay for it on the ist ef the month. Burtenett said on the honor of a gen- tleman or officer of the army he would pay the morey. Burtenett gave his note as collateral | security that the carpet would be paid for. | Witness did not take the note as actual pay- ment. [Noteis dated Oct. 26, and is for $129.) ‘Witmess took the note as binding him (B.) to his word, but did notrelease the carpet. (The object of the above testimony relative to the carpet, was to show that Burtenett and Maude Roberts were in artnership in con- ducting the house No. 275 5 sircet) The Court here adjourned until 10 o’ciock this morning. eee eens Masonic.—The annual communication of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Free and Acceptad Masons of the District of Columbia took place on Tuesday evening. Past Grand Master B. B. rench, George C. Whiting and Charlies F. tansbury, with other Past Grand officers, were presentand received the fraternal regards of the brethren generally. Tere are thirteen lodges now under this jurisdiction, yiz:—Fed- eral, Washington, Naval, (navy yard,) Poto- mac, (Georgetown,) Lebanon, New Jerusalem, Hiram, St. John’s National, Washington, Cen- tennial, Benjamin B. French Lodge, Dawson, Harmony and Union Lodge, (U.D.) Alexan- dria, embracing a membership of over one thousand. Due representations trom each were in attendance. The reports show the order to be in a most harmoniousand prosperous condi- tion. The committee on foreign correspondence asked further time to report, but it is under- stood are in receipt of communications from the Grand Lodges of the various loyal States, which bear evidence of the increasing strength und excellence of the “mystic tie.” The fol- lowing are the principal grand officers elected : J. iL. F.Holmead, of Dawson Lodge, M. W. Grand Master; R. B. Donaldson, of Frederat | Question by a Juror.—On the occasion of the | W2# WATCH white oraens sumar, GRAND ANNUAL BALL or TEs ANACOSTIA ENGINE COMPANY, No. 3, to be ai the! pe BNGINy HOGsH Navt Yano, Ticks WE ESDAY, November 13 1833. i @ gentleman and latices. we naitin etc EW serene Mrckabea, T Padgett, ae ao eae IEBT GRAND BALL OF TH F PLASTERBRS’ ASROOL ATION will taxa Pere, at gmgerance Halicn WEDYES 3aV VENING, November li 1863. Tickets 81, admitting s gentleman and indies, did braze. string band nas been a4 for ocew ion. Supper and refreshments fs an expe- Tieneed caterer. tttee of Arran ~John Parkhill, Gall, Marsball Vural Hobe Laterty Doman PBs lorrow, James Barrett. Da Maroney no +2" TR FIRST GRAND BALL oF THE ISLAND SOOIAL ULUB will be given at ISLAND HALL, corner 6th and D sts , Island, THUESDAY, Nov. sth 1833, The committae pled, hemeives to make this one of the best Balls of the season. A well known brass and string band has Deep en 'd for the occasion. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gen-; tleman and laaies. 3 Committee. H Re T. McCook, W. Smith, 2: Dixon, L. Bird, . Stone, oc 31 Bt” Frsst e¢nanpd BALL oF THE UNITED JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS’ AND GAB RITTEBS’ ASSOCIATION will tal lace at ODD FELLOWst HALL, Seventh st., On THURSLAY EVENING, November 5th, 1863, é infndies © @ DOLLAB. admitting a gentleran A splendid h'ass and string band has been engaged for th occasioa Supper and Refreshments will be farnished| by an experienced caterer. A splsn- Co iti Arrangements. Thoman Har tenn! ing Frank Bodge, Samne! D haven, Pat Brick, Henry Cruit, Luke McOabe, Floor Managers OOF TF obert Campbell, rphy. ‘oe 31-5t* LOST AND FOUND. | Pe Monday, the 2d inst, a MBMORAN- DUM BOOK. Aiso. an BNVELOPE, contain- ingtwo B nda and other Pa tL be pase if returned to JOHN HAMLIN, gle Restaurant, Pa ave , det. 17th and isth —no5-2t O8T—On the evening of the 31 inst , batween tne National Rece ©: urse ani the Navy Vvard, 8 METROPULITAN POLICEMAN’s SHIELD NO, 14, The finder will be hberally rewarded vy leay- ing it at the Ist or Second Police Station. De5-at* J. T, MORGAN, ESzBA¥, Came to the premises of the subscri- ber, Oot. ist. 1863— 1 Black and White COW, 1 Red and White COW, with a white head, T Red and White COW, with crumptad horns. The «+ wners can hays them by proving property Lodge, R. W. Deputy, Grand Master; F. A. Jack-on. of New Jerusalem Lodge, R. W. Grand Senior Warden; J. E. Rawlings, of Hiram Locge, R. W. Grand Janior Warden; C. Caminack, Sr., of St. John’s Lodge, re- ed R, W. Grand Treasurer, and W. Mor- ris Smith, of the same Lodge, re-elected R. W. Grand Secretary. Thomas Creaser, of Benja- min B. French-Lodge, No. 15, was unanimous- ly re-elected Grand Tiler. At a stated communication of Columbia Royal Arch Chapter No. 15, held last eyening, the following officers were elected for the en- suing Masonic year:—Wm. M. Smith, P..C. F, Perrie, E. K.; ©. Smith, E. Essex, Treasurer; chn Thomson, Secretary. SEAER SES Be Forp’s New THEATER.—The Tenth street Theater promises to be the center of no little brilliancy and beanty this evening, inasmuch as Mr. J. Wilkes Booth appears for the only time as Claude Melnotte, in Bulwer’s cele- brated play entitled “The Lady of Lyons. or Love and Pride.” Itis scarcely necessary for us to say that the part of the soa of the Gar- dener Melvotte is one of this promising young actor’s best renditions, and has gained for him no inconsiderable praise wherever he has per- formed it. The play is exceedingly well cast, the characters being judiciously distributed among Messrs. Peareon, Wilkins, Miss Waite and other fine members of the large company. To-morrow Booth has a benefit. naa SICKNESS AY THE Minzs.—It is @ terrible thing for the miner to be prostrated by disease in his far off camp, where privetione are many and o: +e few. To protect themselves against such s contia- ency, let ali those who propose Visiting the gold Atlas, provide themselves with « supply of Hos tetter’s Stomach Bitters All things beneath the sup are more or less fallible, but, if human testi- mony massed together in volumes. and of the strongest kind, be we a straw, thea this famous preparation is the best protection against the dis- eases which infest new regions. thathas yet been Giscovered, and is, in fact, as infallible as any thing con 4 human skillcanbe. Thousands who have tried it declare thata dash of it will neutral- ize the pernicious qualities of unwholesome water, and that its habitual use will so brace the rystem as to render it capable of regelling the deleterious influence of miasma. In California it is a most popular article. aud used almost universally by the ininers asa diet-drink. Wherever its properties mé known and appreciated, all ordivary stimu- lants are discarded, and this pure and healthfal vepetatis Tonic substituted for them. i 1d by Druggists and dealers generally every- where lesal te—A. Bi r & Co., 237 Who! le Agen M, Bininge: ee ——__. New Yor STyes. . Gentlemen’s Clothing '—New and Fashionable! A large assortment for Dress and Business wear. The English Sack and Walking Coate excel! in uty, grade and finish anything ever offered in this city. WALL, Stspuays & Oo., 322 re. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. ecatt (Intell. and Repub.) ———-— Mex’s Dress Suits. : P Men’s Business Suits. Youth's Dress Suits. < Chilaveng Dyess Sui Youth’s Business Suits. ildrens? Dress Suits. : Childrens’ School Suits. Noaz WALKER & Co., 36% Penn. avenue, Metr politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an- nounce bars their annual dispisy of Fall and Win- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newent and richest designs in mi trimming workship. To those who atudy excellence, with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractive | stock of ready made clothing in this e¢ity, at very reduced prices. oc9-4m | Gneat? Panxerivanta ROUTES, via Baltimore'and Harrisburg, to the North and West.—Two trains | leave Washington daily and one on Sunday quick time—low sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets and further information ap y at the office of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- | =. é ce open from $a. m. to 9p. m.; on Sun- | days from 2 to4p. m. | sel2ly * E. 0, Norton, Agent. Couys, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Jointa,and other disorders of the Feet, cured misbopt pein by Dr, White, Burgeon Chiropodist, Ne. 424 Penn- | sylvania avenue, between 432 and 6th streets | wars naton, D.d. No charge for consultation, se 26. i Bronur Disuases. fomariien’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- | @dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, } ane recent cases in twenty-four Boars, ne rnioer no balsam, Bo mercury. Only taken. It 1s the soldier's hops, and a friend to thoes xe 20: at want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. sSaimarisan's Gor Heth Juicss—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Bcrofula, Ul Bores, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six bottles for gb. Bola’ by 8. OC. Ford. See advertisemont, m5 ee Dz. Duron’s Bugar-coated Female Eegulating are inuss. They speedily Dg sugar-coated create mo nau- ills will teat sepertoraiygverallothers, wi 2 a1 bor. Sold is ‘Oo. Ford, corner ith : Meranda et Vn nete: One Wanaanrap ww Brg Days.—Dr. Godtrey’s amit ey Smelne Speolig ct sar are Tore ‘Price @1 per bettie. Bold shangs © diet req es 8. 0. Ford, 1th street and Pa, avenue Wothineton, ast Beary Ooo Alexandria. In €17 e tickets sold through at Government rates, For | feel con! and paying charges, nos st@ JAMES MAGEE. OST—On the Sth u't., a Brown Brindle COW, with mark in each ear aad armall rope ‘ied round oneof her for~ legs. A liberal reward wil! paia if returned to 119 F street, between 21st and 22d {po4-2t*[ JAMES WKiGHT. Lotta Nerember 34, between the corner of ath 4 street aud New York avenue an? Willarda’ Ho- tel, a red-covered Postage Currency POCKET BOOK. containing about one hunéred and twenty- five do}larsin greenbacke; smong the notes was one fifty and o.etwevty dojlar note. The finder will receive twenty five dollars reward by retara- ing the lort package to34G N Y.ave. no4 3t* BEWABD—Lost on Saturday night last, a SILVER SCARP. PIN, repre wating a Fox's ead. The fioter will receive the above rewarl and thanks of the owner by Jeaving it at the office ef tbis paper, Bos 3t™ BEWARD.—Lort or stolen,on the wth inst , $ 10 S8tac aonse: bind tageand tace white; about l0years old. The above reward will be given W 4nrEp-5; g. aa Ch: bet. Ofand sth ae 0 of Kriands and e:ean Btore. diately, Ni next duor to ferret en «NT ED—Three a Bote) Beeter A Td snd 6} ai Fler Oe ‘taurant, pouthweat cornur of Pome. ave. Bo 5 2t* t ae ie RE RS SO all Ww ANTED- A PERSON to give Lessons on the Jano; pone peed apply uuless they wader- #90¢ their buriness Aj t 148 Tot: a yer 22d (no.5-4t"} mtr Sius renatsoN” ‘0 APOTHECARIES AND DB I8t8.—a Drow Clerk, experie: ia Progis Mow De- 7 ment, is desirous of a Situation. Address Box » Star «fice, with proposed salary. nod 3t* WASTED—a TLERSHIP, by one that has PJeHge steel tgamenbe" Apely to OORN FECL ¢ JCHNCON, 215 Pena avenae. no & 8t™ J ANTED—By » respectable W aniarrore SruReee be, rouse, Woman, 8 rivate family. The beat of reference can ba given. ovire at MES. JANE KELLY’S, corner 4% and Eats. (Ielend.) no 5 2t™ BON! B WILL BE GIVEN FOR aN UN- £50 FURNISHED BUUSS containing from 6 eas 8, 8. in ao ntral } cation of th . Ad- ress. ¥. LA FORGB, Washing on, D. 0.” KEaD BAKER WANTED. : B reughly mudereteeas bis Disioew good wages ey My Cyment wi 5 be "HAYER & GON’ 490 Elsvonsh’ sireot bottocs Tern, sve no 5 8t* nue and & st. ANI ED—A MITUATION, by a respectadl middle-aged Woman, io take chargeots ors ildresictie do plain sewing. Good references er. i ae asarese , Trimming Store, F sree A LADY UF REFINAMBNT, EDUCATION, ard amisbility dutires 4 position where she way find employment. in seachirg Sewing. oras Sohrehuse. “Address Miss’ Ada B , Star office, W 4NTED—< ewart BOY. euiteion emtetel. ¢0 SITU ATION =S ie By J. 0. MeGUIRE & ©O., SEB1SGES An ney aT AUOTION.— Cer tatt ebay naan none at it 7 in ef the Auction Booms. on it of Geo. Poa, Ji Fe — large iadsome Family ch small Family Carr: = eiz-orat Photon in fine order ‘wo crolleas te of Bilver mounted Double Har- . Forme cash, BOS JO. MoRUIBE & CO. By WM. 1, MALL FRAM: LING, aT THR ‘we will sell, in fi ind Dweling on tus rent of $ ately. no 5-3t' WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, By THOMAS DOWLI jones: | ({BCCERIES, LIQUORS, stort v. &c., a? AUCTION.-On MONDAY MORNTNG t. Nov. 9th. at 10 o’clook. I will sell, at the Store cn the corner of High aad Dunbarton streets ry a8: ortment o! Groceries a &e ,&c. The Will and Fixtures of *he rme Tike Destatands for a grocery store} ta Gores. THOS. DOWLING. Auct’r, By J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. AX, EXCELLENT AND NEBABLY NEW THREE £4 Brony Frawe DWELLING-Rovse at P. Sate —On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 12th. 2th, gt4 o'clock, on the premires. we shail sell part of Let 14,in Square 68. together with the improve. ments. which consist of an excellent and nearly new Three-atory Frame Dwelling. This property the Benewrirnicnvenie telfoused ne ree ave ‘ol i part of the ofte and ina thriving Terms cash. nob J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auct. FOR BALE. Wu BE Sold in front of the Market House. in - . satiefy je gen. ove BROWN MARE.” Bound, and works well rpectable fomily ; Would prefer to be under a French Cook ‘ages not so 7 uch anobject. Sat- irfactory reference given. Address Box 35. Star on ee a call at_297 O st., between 9th and 10th. no $-3t* miele given, no 4 st ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Bo 5-}w* ANTED—A SITUATION, b: tabl W wictlecaged Women an Cook in somes FOR SALE AND RENT. {For other «For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) “CR 8ALE—A BAKERY, on Right F between K and b. aaa WaAnrTED-s SEWING GIRL, Apply at the Sbbitt House, no 4-31* /ANTED—A BOY, from 14 to 16 years of age.as H BRIN OR RENT—One or two nicely FORNISHRED ROOME fer gentlewes only. Apply at No. 40435 :2th street, neat New York av. 5-2t* and ingress to the isgrutine ore pees S attic ‘orms: fi : sinder oe terest vical ee a prev pene sa 5 . Te arazancing at the expense of purchaser, £ jhe terms of sale are not complied with five days thereafter, the Trastee to resell, at the risk and Frases Teetvet the ERE Bar er,on one ka’ act ee Sa ERE Se By W. B, LEWIS & OO., Austioncers. S2loNnd Hand RNITUR! |, CARP ENTRES” T0018, Morticn MaGurme. &0 . at AU: — i we si ry and Carpets, &c 7 Of person leaving the city, ee ALSO, A complete Bet of Carpenters’ Tools, with a Mee hogany-lined Chest and @ superi jortice obtne, witha full set of Bittsand Onleols for Blinds; not {Chron.] W. B. LEWIS & 00., Aucts. By J. 0. McG@UIRE & 00., Auctioneers. mer BeALE OF A VALUABLE LOT OW BITS AVERUE alia a FRIDAY AFTRAN oNow = 3 at 40 prem: deed of trurt, deted Juvd Lith. 4857, and Youeil-aetl Bot Neots indone: Daviooee fa shall se! 1. ons. = page of Bguare No. ais, "tro fi Fi oot a jasvachusetta avenue 162 feet Il inches Borth M street, and running ph aeaaiinley ‘erms : ie terms Pilea with in five days after the woraates the ‘rustee reserver the right to re sell at the risk and cost of the defaulting r on one week’s Goat of conveyancing tebe paid by th yarchs of convey: Ll eo irchster. THOS. 8. DONOHO. \etea, 0c%6 eod&ds 3.0. MoGUIRE & OO . Aucte. * Clerk in Lum ver Office of H. HB G& OR RENT—UNFUSNIBHED ROOM, Ue S00, corner of Ohio avenue and Twelfth street. F with hotand cold water, also, geen Nears ro4 3t* portheast corner of D and 24 ata no 5 5t™ TS BARKERS—A first rats Wand, to take char, @ Bread and Oakes (dey work) wants job. anatirent New York Hotel, corner 7th aad E sts, Bo. \ ANTED—A HOSTLER. Inquire at FLEM- MING’S National Stable,on C screet between hempd Gth. Z no 3-31" Wanted IMMEDIATELY—A good CAKE BAKSE Appiy to @. 8. KRAFFT, corner 18th and Pepo ue. no 3 3t* ANTK: first class OOAUH SMITH cap find constant work. at $15 a week or piece work, by applyingto JOHN PAYNE, Penn. ave., bets sen 25th and 26th streets, Washington, D.C, m5 3t* WANTED-A YOUNG MAN as Clerk in a wholeraie and retail Grovery and Provision business Mast understand the business thorough- iy snd come weil-recommended from his tast em- ployer. Address for three days GU. sting refesence and salary expected. NE GOOD COOK AND ON Wanted, im one of the first fami to day. Very good Servants waitil Inquire at the Intelligence and Real No, 511 Ninch st., near Penn, avenue, ro 3-3t* N H MILLER Dix GLODS SALESMAN WANTED-—A single Man 18 to 23 years of age. one wel) acquainted iy. Bit uation permanent. P 0, oc 81-@03t Penn. avenue and Sth et. ANTED, EVESY LADY To LOOK AT THIS. Ladies fatending to make presents of Emoroi- dered and Uraided Slippers,as weil as Smoking Capa. to their gentlemen friends, will find alargs as-ortment of the picestand newest d-signs, (re- witn the city trade. None o: re need a) Y if returned to the Balti Lit bie, Leth nd Oats, more Livery Btable, coraer . 7 5, BEWARD —Lost. on Monday evening Nov, S15 2 Ty POCKET HOOK, contalainn Bee ui some papers valuabie only to hehe beet ie i ») a no $ St* Room No. 1, Land Office. CAME 70 THE SUBSCRIBEB—ON PRIDAY, Sth instant, one old bob tail HORSE. the ornee is eau! paved to conte forward, prove proper- iY 2 ‘ees, m away. i GEORGE MUNDBS, Bo 3-8t* corner 7th and D, (Isiaod.) $5. REWARD .—Lost, about the 14th of Ootober. UT, abo 13 months old. sere her to the co’ ner of lth and ois O streets or give in. formation where she may be found shall roceive the above reward. [pos 3t*) L, B. NYE. TEAYS—Came to my stable on K street, be- Pryce Sik apd Sih atreete, Navy Tord, two YBARLINGS, vis: One bay Mare and one biack tided to'prove proper, say chargeaand uke Huot u ve Pp '. iy ty GB away oO"? Pinos nd. POP AME TO THE 8UB4ORIBRR—On the 7th of October last, One dark red dry COW, in tolera- le good orcer. behed Cowher will wieaae, 676 Kor 5 - argon, Iwey 0. PHAMIL TO! ’ Piney Branch road back of tl eae course, Finckel’s place now occu- pied by O F. ton. no3-3t* a YED OB STOLEN—Op last Thareday eve- St , Oct. 9th, about dusk,'s dark bay HORSE, about 16 hands highand 9 ;,mo shoes on front feet, and marked with figare 8 on the left aboulder; left hind leg svelte. liberal reward will be 24) if Eiiutned to g @ Bailroad House, oS eorgetown. ren and Bridge st ONO T MORRU BEWARD-—Stolen from th 150 Stables, near 2, on Pri $150 sen Ctoct TWO DAU Bar HOBABS, one almost a Brown, with small white star in fore- head, with two bind feet white; seven or eight eaddle marks around the ly ; five years old: rubbed off on right fore under the fetlock ; dark mane and tail; yoy fat. The other adark Bay, about 15% hands h: igh ry also, quite large, with lark mark or Ie about the size of an egg ; ‘ark mane and tail the 28th of September, & Bay Horse ; rather lighter color, with iert hind Yoct white and white star in forebead and white streak extending down to the “nostrils ; very spirited restless when mounted. One hun ‘red dollars will be paid forthe TOCONOLY: Sor the SUth two described, and fifty for. jast me loned. i rod Su ze A, J, LYLBS, Tennallgtown, D. 0. »~ REWASD.—Strayed or stoien, on of about $5 Botkin -o t red nad white cow and one dark red HEIFER, 18 months old. The shove reward will be gizen it returned to No. 464 a of Penn, avenue. noe D. A’ WACTERSTON ANDREW J. LANE, Sram BUILD TD HOUSE OARPENTEB. icnce of over twepty years. I ring Ae exsericics eee satisfaction in all We eyed te Me» choo? on C street, No. sn ‘ P.'B Particular attention paid to Jobbing, oe NzY¥ @oonpes. Just opened, at BOSWELL’S Fancy Btore, No. 302 B street, near Fourteenth street, a | good assortment of Fancy, Zephyr. and Woolen Knii Goods. such as. Red Riding. Hood Cloaks. Opera Hoods, Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Legein, Comforts, Skating Caps, Children’s Coats Zouave Jackets, Balmoral Hose, Gloves Mits, Socks, Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Vest and Drawers; also Velvet Ribbon, Belt Ribbon, Msgic Buffing, | Hair Nets, Braids, Garters, o Gne article, Ladies’ Paper Collars sod Ouffe, together with lots of ‘Tcilet Articles and other Fancy Goods Give mea call, and get cheap goods. 06 31 eo3t* A. LA TBUITTE’S Livery, SALE, AND TEEN STABLES, Nineteenth street, one door north of Pennsylvania corner Bo lw* avenue. - The subscriber respectfully in‘orm his friends thi has jurt purchased ths Liver: at table f eriy kept b ith an that he wil Keep a large stock of Northern HORSES, as well asa collection of HACKS, LIGHT WAGONS, and BUGGIES, which he will keep al cured at @ bi, ib pasee) Sea PRINCE'S STAMP- ING DEPUT. 3®1 P street, opposite Patent Office. H. has just secured a new jot of Medallion and other Skirt patterne for Braiding, new and be-utifal Night Wr: r, Ohemise Y .ke, Band, and Panta- let patterna ; all of which he will stamp while you wait Having the only Machinein town, he will make any pattern pte opp bo sever intricate. and best of all, his stamping does not rab out while working. Pocket Handkerchiefs ready stamped and stam: with any Initials. Mobkair and Gold Bras ‘8 and Cotton of the best brands for sale. oc3i- yards of Annapolis Junction. and about % TA AP ASR AAT MATH "AVA GD SALTON OF AR: 80 90: W45Z7ED-an OnFI0n BOY years of age. pitust reside fo the a ighbor hood eo ies. Jone need 10" | good ences, Onli at the Dental Offes, 260 Pena. ., bet. 12th and ISth sts, ool av ANTED—At the Treasury Extension, t G W GAbesNTaus. To good workman, the higk. tm Wie id steady work. Avely at the office jon, Treeery Boats, {Chro: < _ so m-tt miele] JANTED—BSEOOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, furnishing Goods of di from 15 to # ription. Bom B. BUOHUY 496 7th st mar S0-tf det. @ and H. east side SSS PERSONAL. vr vil etre tings for shorttimeat 580 re me a! Letréet. betwoem éth and 5th streets, to examine diseases, seo your dead as well as living friends; gets names, resda ir, and reads the fatare; magnetises. Sittings $1. BO 2-Im*™ TED TO SELL—1.200 Oords of Seasoned | AK WOOD. 360 cords withia a tow hundred | GOOD BTAND FOR SALE—WASHINGTON . MARKET. cerner Sd and D streets, Reason for selling is, bad health. no 5 3t* OR RENT—A emall FURNISHED HOUSE: conveniently located. Rent 960 per month. Address M. A. H..”’ 8tar Office. no 6-3" OR RENT—The DWELLING in which I now reside. No. 5% E street south. between lithan’ | J2th streets west. nearthe Bmithsonian- Posses- sion can be given on the 10th instant. Bobd-3t* J. VAN BISWIOK, EAL ESTATE —Four LOTS 15 feet by 60, be- tween L and M, on Goat Alley, (this alley is paved for which the lota have paid in full ) between 6th and 7th streets. Title parfect, Lots very low forcash Inquire of FRANOI8 GIBSON, No 114 1 street, between Iith and 13th. Ro 5-3t™ [80 GENTLEMEN WILLING TO BOOM TO- ether, may find comfortable in a mall. quiet family, at 496 N 9ib and 10th streets. Gall between and 532 o’clock in the afternoun, required. | es? BAL¥—A rmali FRAME BUILDING, situ- ated on F atrect, between 24th and 25th streets, suitable for a boot and shoe store. eating house, or &swall restaurant. For particulars enquire at J. GSCRe B'S, No. 74 Pennsylvania avenue. 05 3t* FS BENT—FURNISHBD ROOMS—A suite of handsomely Furnisied Parlors and Bed rooms, in one of the most desirable and pleasant situations in the city, and only ore minutes’ walk of Willard’s Hotel and Penna. avenue. No. 457 Thirteenta street west ride. n05-2w* F°%, BALE—A RESTAURANT on K strest, No, 434 Also, the lease for five years Apply on the premises no 4 3t* FR. RENT— Ten FURNISHED ROOMS and KITOHEN, in suits or together, at No 24 Mo. avenue. bet 4% and 6th sts. no 4-3t* OB RENT—FBONT STORE, at the Union Ha- tel, foot of llth atreet. Suitable for a clothier, tobacconist. bootmaker, or barber. no 4 3t* 10 REN T— A neat and comfortable FURNISHED EOUSB, conteining7 rooms, eet Ean. iculars inquire at 5 THOMPSON'S Grocery Store, No. 452 Penz. avenue, between 3d and 4th sis, no 4 ‘3st* ‘OB RENT—Two Go: icating FURNISHED FNoOMS. alse, forsale, a Hantsome PLANO, Wese, 7 oe din LLLP CAAA ARABS £75). GAY this D ‘OR RENT—The ASSEMBLY ROOMS, corner of Ohio avenue lath street ; for Balls, Partion, and oes 5 Eersoas wishing <0: rants said Heil. so 1e ir oD premises,” {uct'iw'} SOBRE NATHAN, OB BENT—A large, commodious, and well- farnisbed BOUSB, in a central location and plessant ‘Reighborhood, being very near the Port snd Patent Office Departments rquares from the Avenues. used as a boarding-house, and is well ad: that yereses: Persons wishing to rent, apply at No. 4, Pension Office down 1 premises, ‘No. 486 E street, bet. streets. OR BALEB—Immediate possession give: well- furnished. three-story and, basement, BRIOK HOUSB, 10 rooms, near Penn. avenue. A three- story Brick House, 8 rooms, 14-inch walls on D st. (Istana). Ame, fons oe onset. ia Eerthw et part of the city. nilding Farms, &c., for sale and exchange. ? tween ie hours of 4 Good referentes mo 5-3t™ no 4 5t* OR BENT—Three FURNISHED ROOMS on corner of 18th and K ats. Inquire in the store of J. B. OTT. no 8 St* Mea" AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN tice to all inguir raons, that she finotnaty to b3 6 Dat Prenanl 2 arin oaitanoe’ pha from 8a,m until? 2 m™, ta; gentl 1. No, 60 south A st.. Capitol Bill, Washington, BONO og-awe 424 NO IMPOSETION! 24 a DB J Astrolesi: Formerly Aocated at 333.4. st. porth, has rocioved to No, 424 1th street north, above Rew York av- enue, one block from xreasary De ent, born with 52 ny rr fells the es; brings together those lang sep- PPS ier Sib "Batson ods Soak: § the only thet ean show a likenoss oben She, gay ermon hat ane in Foality, Ladies 5 cents: Gentlemen $1. 06 9-Im* NATIONAL COURSE, WASHINGTON. FIBST VALL MEBTING. @RAND OPENING. YOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES, @RAND RUNNING WEEK, Commecing MONDAY, November 31. First Day—MON DAY, Nov. 21—Sweeptakes for 3 Binepiks dicen: GELS ga tatee ts Seeond Day—TURSDAY, Nov. 34—Purse $000; 8 i le erated Dey— WEDNESDAY, ‘ov. sth—Parve je heats. 9400; 4 mil For in y OF pay; 9100 added, pingle “The Hak ey closed with the following entries : ways on hand for hire .B. r of Iron Gra; ES for sale. a: a pair oF Binck HORSER! oon oc 81 4 86 PAPEEAANGINGS, 486 NEW FALL 8TOCE. nt of Ses SPERMATOREEGA CAN 3B OvRED.—Dr. Rand's rita edesta are trai magical. A of the » Will eon’ most merits. Price 81 tin treet and Bee Alexandria. Diseases OF bt rol BMT BINAB’ Pa ety, ret a matte test, I MARRIED, On the 34 Wm. H. G! at Gergen haute fant ae aetntey John G. > DIED, iis funeral 40'clock, om day grening, B neet Sewees oth and 9th, ( + ary Just received a new and decirad! GOLD and VELVET, GOLD STAMPED and me- Bae ee of GLAZED snd BLANK PAPERS y ‘ at the lowesteash prices, Orders for Paperhsngiog or Window promptly executed in town oF try. = Terms cash fot goods or labor when a Farshased sae * Mo, 486 7th stfests§ docts above oc -eotw* ‘Odd Fellows’ Hall. WINDOW BHADRS, Mr Wi th Day—THURBDAY , Nov. 5th—Purse @3(0; , Sin 8. af , Sth Handicap, ¢50 i Day tbat Hat cap, bi SATURDAY, Nov. Yth—Parse $1,000; Mi wae orinnton, dam Magdalen, iY be 5 Mr. Be De Ben ‘Bruee, by Lexington, dam ‘a be Captain Moore. by Imp. Bal- wlir “Welsopir eh g Aidstaran, bv Commodore, 4a ‘Lewis. ie Heater’ & 2 Co: Oeplsietnors’s che All, by Mahomet. Dr. Welden’s bf Lissie W., by Imp. dam Prunella, by Glencoe. HaNpioaP, AE, Bush's be Ben Mr. Watson’s be rm) Garo By, annie Mr. Hi foore’s che All, Rosette ie er ms dae end oom! rhe Ua ‘Aldebaran, by Commo ore, > My ting. Boythtan, *Segiitisieden. ot MOPFAT. Propristor. fromthe tbe By order of ts | K, by Lexington, dam Beythian, i Imp Balrow- is More, by Imp @! : "9 e Lopeck, by Lexington, dam p. Yorkebire DB. DAVIB'B Mernopor T ALL VENBRRAL and Fes BALE The LEAfE of a large Lot, with an Private favor. All jer and Bati.g Stand. On Penn, avenue.be suffesing Ri fmt lis, Gonorel imal | tween lst and 2d sts.,No. 542. RO 3-3t* Diseases of all Finds sclentifcally trosted: Ober ges FOR EALEA GROOERY STORE. doing « Sno moderate. Ho. 32, 455 Seventh street, retail business. Apply at No. 532 Mass. ave- opposite Post Office. oc 15 lm* ue. no 3 lw |O LET—One neath; FURNISHED BED.ROOM without board, shin to minutes walk of the avenue, No, 557 sth, between B and © streets Toland. no 3-3" )4 .--One of the beat Corner BUSINESS EF Gritioe & Grocery store in Geor: re for sale chia Avpiy ta THOMAS DOWLING, Aw meor, No. , no 8-3t 174 Bridge street. Mee Furnished PARLOR. aed ol . i atret etter houte cast hom Biehth sree, no FOR Saat Hindeomely FURNISHED.HOUSE eaten ie betoe til goths fief «be ion, 3 he house E ing Roms. 394 I street, between 12th and 13th, no 7 URNISHED MS FOR BENT—Two very F'Usdiubte Furnished Baoas, without Boards ix & private residence; location very central; good relerence required. aire at 45 Louisian: nue, between 6th and 7th sts. no >- Fo. RENT—Two sma}l HOUSES. centrally 10 cated, within a few doors of Penn. avenue; weilip, Ouses, 1) a JAGMBON, cor. of 7thand Pate.” (OK BALE—The FIXTURES of a Store on 7th K street; a. place for any kind of business; it has been aclothing store; No. 66734. It will be solda bargain. Inquire at the ry corner 7th and Dats, ( a.) no 8-3t™ . LABB: ALOON, NO, 343 > above on ‘Tuesday, ‘Tharsday and Saturday, 02 3to 9 o’elock. no 2-lw* DENTISTRY. AUGHING Gas! L Se Pain in Extracting Teeth. There is no danger in taking this Gas (pure Ritrous Oxide) even for those who are coosump- tive: or aetee in comers Its inhalation produces je@p.oF Goma, in bou! minut pace eam: length of time, and its effect one ies me ce of Dr. LOOMIB S368'Pa aye Dear coraer Sth st. ‘m* DENTISTRY. Da. uawi nas removed to 242 Poua. avenue tag doors above hig Soret cr ead Yes, f v of ing Artifielal By J. eae & ©O., Auctionsers. NUG BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT A BLE Slotes. On WAIDAY APzENMGO. Horemtber +on the pret i B, in sabaivinion of are Ne. 758 trent 4 fet streets east, ane comeing Sack, itv feet, together ents, story Brick Dwelling house, Gertie nies Terma: One-third in cash ; the remainder in four and eight months, with interest, secured by a deed. of trust on the premises. Po m given within two weers from the sale, Conveyances at cost of the purchaser. oes F/O McGUIRS & 00 . ducts By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, rpusEs STORY BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING ON F, NEXT TO THE CORNER OF NINTH STREET, OPPOSITZ THE PaTERT OFricg, IT Bane House No. 371, at Avoriox.—On FRIDAY, the 6th of November, 1368, we shall sell, in f-ont of the premises, at 4o0'clock p.m., that handsome conveniently arranged Taree story Brick House and Lot on F street. opposite the south frort of the Patent Office. This house has tae advantage, in additioval to the beautiful location, of Gas, Water, aud Spe.king Tubes tarough the cep’ d Bath room. ment, Terms: One half cash ; balance in3 ani 6 the, for notes bearing interest, A deed given anda deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. All Sonvevancing inluding Revenue Stamps, at the cost of the ourchaser 2 Possession given in 10 days after the execntion of the papers. 0031 [Intel] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. By J. 0. McGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. DESiB4BLE BRICK DWELLING-GOUSE IN THE VICINITY OF THE Wak anD Navy Depart uunts.—On MONDAY APTERN( 4 o’elock, 108 feet on said O street, im: proved by a lari Two-story Brick ‘Baok-building. containing four o"late Oapts Thoms in eash ; the remainder in six with interest, secured by a deed 5 third and twelve months, the of on S77 lmmediat Bos TO MCS OTA & 00., Aucte. By J.C. MoGUIEB & 00., pete Ui iL . ive Btock of comprising im Bt. Estephe q Fish. 1 0, Ke. ron Bur; ‘oof Safe Chairs, and Store Hitures. Excellent Horse, Express Wagon, s: and Harness BF Catalogues'at sale. i; 3.0 MeGUIRW& 00:, Auote. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TP BBEE-BTORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT a i WEST, AT avcrion On MO Da’ si son, at pallet, areata Bens ie with i whieh area g>0d Three- other owe buildings yy cc wcty ae, ofthis property Te aw y front om north M, rupnipg & 3 foot , 2 ‘third hh; Delance in 6 and 12 rponthe fr poten rie interest from day of sale, bearing deed of trust an ecnveriarins at the cost of the purchaser,in- “Bomeaion eon insert me ath ag Poss noz ARSHAL’S £4LE.—In wires fa writ ors Ieill to Public Sa! le nimi Sher Tigers on TH 1868, at e seared upon ug ihe ones ‘osu Judicial Ro. term, 1D eLAMONS 0. 8. Mars! cs By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiotsers. rP'WO VALUABLE BUILDING LOFB ON 197. BRE’ ie WOT Se 9 0 BETWEBN L. Sos me Ti = in front the pre! x oe oral Mee the lowing : Lots Nos. 23 and 30, it Square No. 140. havi front Sotto 45 feet 9 inches; the Eh it Zap. toa ats q 8 iandvome sita street tween L and M streets north. Terms: methira 4 Dalanee in 6,12, wad 18 months, fer notes. from day of sale. a oad. ven ‘trust taken. ar a Aeknosked dows there be put UP i AU, c= ee ee te ny QuanrmausaeER, aa Wasategron, D ry ty Re RM st el atthe Tavalry Depot, ‘at Giesboro Point, near Cro ere oC VALERY HORSES, as.unit for public service. ‘Beles to commends at i0 o'clock &. Hi. _ cee Weer eagee Sep ctnnin gaa, oo [a tseaat co We are &