Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1863, Page 1

(UK EVENING STAR | wsdeD BY BRY AFTERNOON | senad AXOBEPTED,) ! fot STAR BUILD: Sus, we pew 4 Avante awp lice STREwT, #7. U0. WALLAUOK — ages ser eed WiMoul wrap)ere te ‘ore a per of 2 cen per ' een or oon reat & @ rear, or 37 cents pe wonth. To mail subseribere the price le a0 & FAUT, WO Advance, TEAC for 81x Montag | 2: 2S TOF Utrne montis. nod for me than taree eoethe AT the rate ct ly cen 8S weew Siege spime, with or wiwhou!t wrappers. two czars SF ADVERTIBSNERTS SG0TI4 be sont to the 2 petore fl ae! , 2) * appenc anti “ne s.-T.-1LS86co.-xX. From the army bospitsl —the bloody battle Seid—‘hy mansion of therich and humbleabode ; of the poor—frem the office and the stered desk | —from the Mounts top. ateant vaikeys ani fer-off islands of the ocean—from every nook Sud corner ef the elvirized world —is pon-ing im the evidence of the Astonishing att DRAKE'S PLANTATION RITPERS. Taou sA0d- BpOn Woussnds of letters like the fol- lowing may be sven at office: » Sep: 1. oy. in thy araiy nospt- tale for tunrteen mouths—-peechleaa and near- ly dead. at Airou, LL, they gaye me a bottle of Plantation Bitters, * * * Three bultiees festored my speeehundeuredme. * © * * O. 4. Frauts.” ae os Sours Waraaw, O., July 28, 1863. * * One young man, who had been | 34K And) ot out of the houxe for two yeure e Mb Se:viultaod Erysipeias, atter paytug the dugiors Over $150 without benent, has been ured Dy teu bottles Of your Bitters, * * * Evwasv WounsaLy.” iowing is from the Matron of the ome Sehool for the Uhildrenur Volan- ae The Havame. BR MANSION, £7TR Street, Naw LORK, Augnst z, iss. Drank: Your wonderful Prantauon ye itel given tosome of our hitde from weakness aud weak | nost huppy effect. One little girl, mm perticular, with pine in the tead, lose of d@ daily wasting cousumption, on imedical sh bad Deen exhansted, en suurely restored. We commenced 1c teaspoonful of Bitters a day. Her d, strength and bealcn follow. ring Rsv. W H. Waceonen, Madrid, N. ¥ * * * Thou wiit send me two bottles y Pisntation Bitters. My wife pas y benefited by their ase. ASs CURRIN, Philadelphia Pa. ave been a great suiferer from | | a | Dyspe; ein, and had to abandon preaching. * | * * The P'lentation Bittere have cured | me i Rev. JS. THORN, Rochester, N.Y.” | “% + © Send us twenvy-four dozen more | it Hiuers, the popu daily mcreasing with the gue CHabwick & Uo = Ho.-l Washington, D.C.” y of of} Proprietore V I have given the Plantation Bit- reds of our disabled soldiers with ig etfect une tas G WD. Anprewa Superintendent Soldier's Home Cincinnati, 0.” | ° Bitters hayecured | me ver of which | was laid up | pre anc ndon my business j | H. B. Kiyveiey, Oleveland, 0.” on Bitters have cured {the kidney and urina- The Pla me ofs ry Organs that bas distressed me for yuwrs. It ects ike a charr OU. C. Moons, Agent for Colgate & Co., 251 Broadway.” | & aC ke, AC, | The Plan muke the weak strong, { the languld , And are exhausted na | ture’s great restorer. They are composed of Calisaya Bark He t. Croix Rum the celebr Wintergreen, Sassaf perfec &c., all preeerved in uy pu s.-"r.-i1sco -=x. Persone of sedentary habits troubled with weakness, Inszitude, palpitation of the heart, jack of appetite, distress acter eating, torpid Liver, constipation, &., deserve to euffer if they Will not try thi They are recommended by the highest medi- } and are wa) beneficial effect. They are exceed- ingly eable, perfectly pure, and harmless. Norit Any person pretending to sell Piantetion Bitters in bulk or by the gallon ie a swindler and imposter. We only putitap in Beware ot bottles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff, for which sev. eral persons are already in prison. See that every bottle has our United States Stamp over the cork, And signature on eteel piste side la- bels. Beld by respectable dealers throughont the habitable globe. uted to prodace diate x. our iog cabin botties P. H. DRAKE & CO., 202 Breadway, N. ¥. e om HENKY H. HELMBEN, MEROHANT TAILOR, HAS REMOVED FROM No, 501 8SVYRENTH STRERT, To 394 D STRERT, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEYSRTH STREETS, Noxt door to SHEPHERD'S BOOKSTORE. 06 10-1m* we. °. SIMP8ON.} [2WBLL oO aTwaeL, FORREST HOUSE, 464 10TH 8T., BETWEBN D AND 8, Wasuinoton Oirr, SIMPSON ¢ ATWELL, Proprictors. Wimas, Liquors axp O1Gans OF tam Finest Qca- ity ALWaYs em Hamp. Se" MBALS at oll hours: nd in every style. A SUIT oF 5OOMB for rent. MON BY |-MONEY |-MONBY! MLK oc 6-Im* 6 re@ to make sums of from one dollar to ten thousand on Col- la! security LIBERAL ADVANOKS will of and Personal wer Watehes, Je “ of its citisens, we are entrust us with busine: oe! Sm* “OPERA GLABERS era 5D Oren FIELD “GLASSES, =< Just received, the Gest assortment ever offered fm this city. by FEANKLIN & OO.. OPTICIANS, 44 Pennsylvania avenue, lets Wath and Sth ste. 35% Pennsylvania avenue, (ander the National.) es a PEELE SOOPIC BFROTA\ oorrecily uliestto every #7eughe i PHOTOGRAPH ausUMs MTEES, VISITE, Variety and'at the lowert orisoe Yinwe.s. 8,460 Seventh ot sto get 0 Bes ; veatn st we" - WA R Licensed Pewabroketa | Edward L. Poche & A.B Carteo FOR SALE AND RENT. AMUSEMENTS. By J 0. MeGUIRM & OU Auctionesrs, J ALTABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY N#A4 SQUARZ AT POBLIO AUCTION — he TN OT 48 LaF ayerte T: EE: AY 2FPERNUON, Novemna Prreieee, ste shail soll pazts of Lote No: ID Rq-are No 20 fronting ¢ feet Li t'eate treet, between A ang 8t John’s Ohu-ch,) and ronning 22:5 ether with the lmprovements, consi ‘wo story rick House, eontsini: ale! aus a biee saci; tay wasie encloses wal Terms : One-third cash ; the ramainderin mxand valve months with interest, secured by ad-o4 of trust or the pr-misas, eb costcf conveyaness to be paid by the pur- ehasere. Feu COT, ina back Immediate ior giten ATiPC"CLocK a = ,f4N2 Day, We shall reli the Furniture, consi: ting of— Boneweod Scfar, Besiption, Roc! aad cther aire en Uentra Table Ktand and | | ! xad doors } 2 eeat Chaire 4 Cooking St i ¢ other ar robe, asbstands, Matting, &o. } ‘Termacash, J. 0, MoQUIRE & CO Ancts. 1 i en ia the obambara an By GREEN & WIL ached HiABeeoua BUILDING LOT ON 23D 8TREBT, | BRTWREN NORTH Maelo No sraeers<.—Jn TUBDGAY, the 16th \estent, wa shall sell, in froot cfthe jremines. at 4 o’eioek p,m , part of original Lot No $1. in Bar are No, 3, according to 3. L. Loemis’ subdivision of said Lot having @ fronton atre running hack to s 3: fast alloy. Ecé AMin, Anctin. went, Terma: Une balfcash ; balancein six monthn for | notes hearing interest, Adeed given and a desiof trret taken, 06 GREEN & WILLIAM. Auocts. By GREEN & WILLIAM, Au-tioneers 4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRUNTING ON 2077 erReBT Ko«TH CG amp Vinginra | aveRuK —On THURSDAY, the 12th instant. shal: sell, in fropt of tae premiens. coum-mene ie 8! viock p. m.,the following Valuable Baildtag Lots being Lota? 3 4.8 8.7.3 9,40 "1. 72,13, le erdis in L Loomis’ subdivision of Sq sare No 128; these Lots feat on #th ard north Ortreete sod | Vir-inis avenue. Terme: One-balf cash ; balance in siz and twelve | mop'h4. the purchasere to give notas for th-d- ferred payments, bearing jmierest from day of gale. | Ad: ed given an a deed of trurt taken i All conveyancing, including Stamps, at the cost | i} ofthe parcharers Tite incisputahie, Dok GREEN & W MA, Aucte, w GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.onee | USTS BB SALE OF A HOUBB AND LOTON | Ta IFLARD.—By virtue of a deed of trast fom cam Kierpav, dated th< 24th of April, 1553, reey ded io Liber J. A.8 , No. 18, fulios 177, &c ,of thiecounty [ willsell at Public Auction on | WEDNESDAY, the isth of Novemher nazteat 4 gislock p.m..ou the premins pa-tof Lut No. 6.in SqrareNo 66, in th Bing for tre sain waid Lot th errerction of bh D andds | streetsand running th ace #-utm 22fertdineaes, | thence east varailel with souch Dortreat a) fearé | luther hence Blbrasterly ix en toa point dis ant 31 feet 6 tvches from evuta D strest, benee eaet paralicl with esid street Ix fet, thence north 3) feet 6 icenea to south D streat, and thonee West with south J street KY feo! 6 inenes to the he gippipg.with the Frame Dwellisg and cther im provements therenn frale: Qu thirt cash; the balance in six, ccighte.p monthe, with noten craring interest. and =cored by a deed of trust If the terms of sale are uot ied within | three days, the Trar/ea ranere a right to re silon one weeks’ het: e.at the exapsuse and risk {jhe defentting purchaser, All coaveyancing nd stam ps ai the expeuse o- t9¢ purchaser, » WM R WOODWARD Trustes oclbeodkds = GRERN & WILLIAMS, Ancts | NATRD STATES MAKSG AL SSALH -Invirtue | of » wiit of Fieri Facias, i.ue7 from the Clerk's fice of the Cireuit Court of the District of Golar dix and to me directed I wil! exporsto Bablic 8: for cash, ip fron of the Court Hanae dear of aad ecunty. ou TRBURSDAY the Lith da: of November next, 163, at 12 o'clock M., all defendant's right litle, claim, and ipterestin and to Lota No : and 14, in Pquere No. 41 intue city of Warai D O.. together with all and singular the timp mente thereon seized and levied up in as ths oro0- erty of Phineas J Steer.and will be so d to satisfy dndicia’s No. 21 to May term, 1364, in favor o WARD H LAMON ocgi-d&dn UB Marehal DOL UNATED (STATES MARSHALS S4LE —In / virtue ofa writ Fieri Facias, i-saed feom the | Clerks fice of the Circu t Gourt'of the District of Columbia, tor the county of Wa Lingtos and to me directed. I wellexpose to Public Sale, for cash, in frort of the Court Honee door of ssid county.on THURSDAY, the .2th cay of Noveciber next, 1364, at lo clock M. the following described property, te wit viz. All that part of Lot No. 7, in equare No. 452 being the 22 feet of the north fide of said Lot No. 7 aud running back 96 fe-t ton alley ip seid Square : ALSO, On the northeast corner of Lot No. 5, Rauate No. 452, Gercliked to wit: Beginning at the corner of ey at the bortheart corner of said Lot No. 5, south S$ feeti! ‘aches thence we 1 feet 6 thence north to ap alley, thence easterly ou the scuth side or the alley to the piace of be- g:uning, tegetber wilh all and singular the im- provemente thereon, seized and levied upon an the property of Ardrew’ Rothwell, and will be sold co saticty Jauieia] No 7 to January term 62, 1n faror of Phelps & Kingman use © onsen Morehouse ¥ am WARD H. LAMON, ow dkde U. 8. Marshal. D. ©. SBIFTANT QU ABTERMASTER’S OFFIOB Cormer of 3 and Tweniy-second streets. asbington, D. C. October 23, 1963. Will be sald at Public Auction. on the Sseond and Fourth WEDNEBUAYS. lith and 25th of November, at the Corral near the Washington Observators— A large lot of Horses and Mules coudemned as unfit for publie service Ba en to sommence atl giekock a.m, Terms cath, in Government funds. 3HAS HW. TOMPKINS, | 0024-28t Captsin. A Q. M.. U.8 Army. | HIDES—HIDBS. ILL Be sold at Public Auction. on every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 1i o’cloka. m., atthe Wharfon Sixth street, Was al the Governmen Beef Hides on hand at the time c’ sale notes, to be at th: in Treasury &. ‘BELL, Foros ena are ea (35 Lt. Gol. and G. 8.0 ron.} WiLLIaM riroH, LG. HIRE, FITCH, HINE & FOX, ATTORNEYS ATLAW, Reat Morar, Claim ayy Parent Acura, Corner Seventh and F Streets, (opponite Post Office,) Wasuinctom Oi7rr, D. @. N.B Commismoners forall the Btates. o¢ 23 1m* I ADIES’ DRESS FUBS. 4 The undersigne4 e just opened the largest atock of Foreign and American FU BB ever offered in this city, such as— udson Bay SABLE, ERMINE, MINK, FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, IMITATION OF BRMINB, WaTERMINK, FRENCH COONY, And other FURS in seta for ladies and ehildren, Also, PUR TRIMMINGS and 5 WANSDOWN, Gentlemen’s MU FFLERS, ROBES, &o , Ao. We are also receiving daily additions te our stock of DRY GOODS, such as— OLOAKS, SHAWLS. D&BSS 00008, EMBROID- J08N POX, BRIBES, &c., at a small advance for Grst cost. 8. & W. MEYENBERG, 5 46 Market Bpace, between 7th and sth streets, under 00 21m ay House. b igttieet TO FAMILISS —Tho undersigned having Rerfecte arr: inte in Philadel- bis, Bi thi fotormivg bis vid custom t « kk, and «very luxury of the Bastern Marketa Boston Clear Pork, Bonsed Pigs Feet and Trips, Bmoked and ork Sane? and Halibut. Aleo, a large supply of Foreign gud D.mesiic Fruite and Vegetables. To. families auc others giviog entertainments this is the cheapest and bes we a io Washington to purchase. THOS. R. WILSON, 119 Penasyivgn! avenne, between 19th and 2th streets i Grouse, Ba! We oc 2-6m - NoTIcs. Flour and Feed Dealers, But- Bagans, cree teens tat Reet PPO! re- ly ed ’ sf be saptiea Ce | jeser .F. HA’ STRAW men ken of the choicest ‘quality, at New York and wi Gate 6 ar end arehouse, e233 3m’ ox “£0. epot. UGHB, COLDS, HOARSEN EBs, 20. Yi ‘3. CoMPOUs. orkut Ov GUM ABABIO. been so long kaows on srtane Stores at 3 and 00 conten | throvebout il | changed for Real ¥ | change for personal property | Nth aod Mate je pussentiv: iB. % well 4 and basewent BRIJK ‘enn. aveue A teree- ek House. 8 rooms, 14-inch walls on D at. ( Ale», cour Smail Houses, in northwest- €rD part of the elty Bligibie Building Lets, Farms, &c., for sale eg el Gk ¢ALB-ionp fc; cad three 16 rooms, near no 4 st" soutksast wer’ a . (OH KENTA large, oommotious, aad wall- fornisked FOOSE, in a central location and ble -sgnt neighborhood, boing very near the Po-t and Patent Gfice Departments, and but two rquarcs ican the Avecue. The Bor has been need of @ D:-arding-house, and is well Ampted tor | ‘ba! perrose, Persons withing to rent. will please epehy et ho 4, Pension Office down stairs), or on tke premires. No, 486 BE street bet. Sth ad oth glreete nos 40” Ko RENT—The ARBBMBLY ROOMS, corner of -, Ghio areune and lath atreet ; for Balis, Parties, acd Meetirgs Pareuca wishiag to rent said Hall, SPeatcad? ™ ABSITIER, © thg,.Lroprioter on tae Fo. ALE—A GROOERY &TORE. doing Fetaii bus.nese, Apply at No. 53:2 rue, fine Maas. ave- a er ned iy™ Et KNIBHED ROUMS FOR RENT—Two very cesirabie Furnishec Roomr, without Hoard, in AB privaim réesidenes; location very centra reference required Ingu re at 43 Louis nnn, between 6th and Tta sta. oO R LABBEB’s BALOO 343, PSNN. avenue, over Geo & Btore, eon be rented foi Balle or Pai lying as abeve on Tueed hureday lay, fro 3 te 9 o’elock py Of CHARGE TO HOUSEHOLDER: Ryorgbode im want of Houses, Bo Places of ness Of every kind, 0) essmen, &c., callon me therefore. Those ing arytking to dix of, had better cal & the Real Estate an rr et Intelii Office, é Ninth at, near Penn arene ee o-OED 25 Bervants en hand waiting for homes, N. H. MILUBR. Fe EALE OR RBNT—A large BRIOK TOUS being 3% stories front, with a 3 story back large dining room thet willas aving and chambers, being Istely handsomely rapa.ced itable for a hotet tituated on the and High streets, Georgetown ?oa- immediately. Inquire of B. MACE No 457 i8tp street, between B t 2 o’cloe® any evenin oof () LOPS FOR LEASE Ob BENT —Batwe-a mth aud 27th atreets, in the neighburhcod of the Quartermasters Department, Horse Ua.rol, and Market House. Buitable for stores, residences, &c. Inquireof B MAOKALL, Jr, No. 467 Chir teerth street, between Band Fetrects, a: 2o'e:o2 ary rvevirg ple MPHOVED EQUARE UF GBUUND Fm BALB We cffer for sale that well iotated Square of Ground known as Fquare No. 774. Bounded by 3 and 4th streets east and K and ‘L streets nor conteiDirg about 10,000 square feet of ground: encicsed, and kas a small dwel ing in the center with fine well of wat_r, atabling,&c. The groand> have been ured ana Market Card«n, and po -seasen | some choice fruit trees For the purpose of a Lager Beer Garden or small farm, it is very desirable, and widl be sold cheap. Aopiy to JA! Mo an 9. GOTRB & CO, Auciion Commission ' Mer chante 0c 25-20 P02 54808 Broa Cuiuirated Farmer Mil ROIs. de wa, iB Property. nd Misrauri, will be wold alusblo Land an UL, Ti chomp orexr Vlad District Oo givia,or woo d ex- Inquire No. 7 eet, oraddress Box 1044 20 oe Zim te in} fumbia or the loyal part of V Lae Buildirg, Post uffier, Wash BUILDING LOG 100 Brain ae, revidercen within five n dent's House. Inquire of Ad War ington. 1 FURS FHED KOOMs TO LET—at 450 Pweitth strert, between @ ard H—two lower aiory PAKLO» 8, orone PARLOR anda iarge bED. R0UK woining, both weil furnished; wiag raversl ABD ARDIN Cc BOGMR The lo yion 18 one of the most derirabie Willis’ and Kurkwoods’, No “satvet SB, of eo 28 tf DITO , EDUCATIONAL M VOUAL IN-TITUTE WYER. CECILIA YOUNG KRG COAMAR Has the benor of sunouncing to her friends snd th public that she will resame ber instructions 10 oeal Musicat No. 426 lith st-eet, betw en Hand vor terms, &¢., apply between the ious of 4 and 5 p.m 66 21-aoim* (Migs BROOKER ENGLIba AND PRENCH LVE Boaraing and Day Behoo!, No. 130 Penn. av. Beven buildings. The pinth year and seventeenth semi-annual ion of this nstitation wil! oom menee on Monday, September 2th. 1863 Ciret ars } can be obtained at the bookstores and of the P>'n- } cipal fe 14-3m° FURNITURE. | Q ay FURNITURE. NORTHERN LIBERTIES FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, 369 PrveNtH Breer, bet. I and K sta. Junt received a very large and complete assortment FURNITU Mi BRORS. BLANEETE. 88 WAR! Oh Was PLATED GOODS Castors LAMPE, WOODEN WARB, WILLOW WARE, SK BTS, prices thet suits the times the whole stoek for cash and are by giving usa ing articles inour line will find mat cherie St pont & GRIFPITH’ NowTHeRn Libwaties’ HOUSEFURWISHING Wassacou, , Seventh divect, 06 %8-I1m #80 even = Between Tand K. Wy HOLgsaLy AND RETAIL. NOTIONS, AFD F¥ANOY GOODS. GOTTHELF « BEHREND, TOY, very lrrge and well selected Btock, comprising almost every article asually found in firet-class Notion and Fancy Goods Houses. TO DEALERS ESPECIALLY, Partioular attention is inyited to a large aad well- eolected Btock of TOYS tor the Holydaya. Also to LADIES BUYING POR FAIRS, A general inducement will be given. 06 15-1m* R. B LOOMIS & "8 383 PENN. AVBNUR. BOOTS AND SHOES aT WHOLMASLP. The eteantion: of Batlera and others is invi ene our well selected stook of HOES, suitable for the army trade, and fresh from oo @ manufacturer. M MILLINERY. 188 M. J. PLAT’ Respeo ladies seme Distriot _ Vicinity fhe is constantiy r ving & large and handsome! rtment ofprenee apd ‘Anserioan MILLIN. Y, at her warercom, No. ¥46 Penn. avenue, near 13th street. All the very latest styler in Hata, Bonnets, Flowers, Kibbons, to which she re- specttally invites the attention’ of the ladies of ashingtop, Georgetown pod won: are, 246 Penn, avenue, near 13th atrest, ‘ ‘Up Stairs. informs the oe 4-Im* ESTABLIGHED 1550. Pg Having made srrang ments which! ave indu ed me to cont ie AWN BROKIN BUSINESS in thie city. I take this method of in- forming my patrons and t! Waiches., Y es * 98, Ys Lea’ A 1.&c, &e, ai the old estad! ' pao a ic jiaedt, ete wr and oh ST ore OE Ne OTBAAG HERZBERG & GON. SF Ten thousand dollars to lvav on Real Estate st the shove pines — conan” in t Lit en EE ong vant as oS woon! woop cid stove'sise, =~ ege and furnace sis? LOKORY ‘wooo. Rea i Oak, PINS OORD Langrx, dR BAWED AND GPLIP ANY LENGTH on on - ooo 2 (. MARLOW, ~ mee { commodate 3: or «) persons, as well as fine par! ire w e | ey will save at least 18 per cent. by pur- | FORD'S NEW THEATER, ; TENTH STREBT, ABOVE E. Joun T. F ee Proprie (Also of Holiday Street Theater, Baltinere ° * Sixth Avpearance of the Gifted Tragedian, € BOOTH, Assister aed supported the strongest gombipaticn ever in Wi Jagton, with s gamerous corps of Gret-:lusa artisten, includigg ths 0 following ater ers: y ¥ Harry Pearson, Mr G. ie Waite, Mr F.dney Wil- Yarge anc powerful dra- ramatic iecombination, | snalhlORPAN RSRBIEG, May pms, BRIOHABD /IT; THR BATTLE OF “OSWORTH FIELD. In tion, THE MaRS. ® H BART. CANTERBURY HALL. MUSIO OANTERBU. : } AND BALL 48 THEaTSR. ANTERBURBY. OUIBIANA AVENNE, Rear of Nationa! and Metropolitan Hotels. GREAT DRAMATIO, OPERA’ IC AND TERP- SIUHORBAN ALLIANOK CORKOGRAPHIO GORPS. The Beautiful Romantic Drama, the MANIAC LOVER! MANIAC .OVER! 3: Toors open at7 o’eloek; performance at 8, nismer 7° and 5f cents POPULAR FAMILY MATINER tos SATURDAY AFTERNOON i CoRos: IA COBNET AND BTBING BAND.— / The ut dersigned respectfully announces | te the pi blic, that he isready to furnish M Hl 1 Privsto Parties. Balls. Pio Nios, Cur: Exshit itions, etc Ad- dea, with any number ¢/ Muni: | ~equired, at the shortest notice by !caving orders | | John tx ’s, corver of Pennsylvania avenue risth street en ber ONHENRY I3BMAN- ari 4th street east. nes Sin*™ _ BOARDING R TMB WITH BOARD AND Ts#LB BOARD without Kucme may be had at 134 £ ve bowen Ith ard ata ats, eferesces rea >GOM AND BOARD —A capaci: ( farnieked Honm on the secon | Board. at MRS. WRBB's, 363 [= | J ARGS HANDSOME Y FURNISHED BOOMG, 4 with Beard for p- rmanentor transient persons, | l@rAant and destrable locat oer of B and 2is Ow BROT, WITs KOARD-A au NItHED PARLGBS;: siso. taree Bou Rooms 1b S-cond tlocr, suitable for geptlemen aod their wives. or fitele geptizinen, ApplyatNo treat between Hand Letreets. Pay in atvance Po 5 3t* }BASLY-FUBNOUKD BROOMS FOR KENT 1% with Board, at No aso Terelfth sire ont. soe. One or two large Mooms, suit U2GABDr aiid Chaise street, between .jto and 4th strsets Board, with meals in the Rooms if Treble Bosrdere accommodated A T 393 FIPST STRNET FAST. BETWEEN A <2 and B. Gayitol Hill gentlemen and the:r wires and rirgle gentlemen car he accommodated with | pieatant Kuoms, with Board. Hefereacas ox chang 24 imm* Maniatey ad eors Pirst oc a ew no 2 6t" red GAS FITTING, &o. Ww GAS FIXTURES. WM Have in Store, and are daily receivicg, GA" | FIXTURES of entirely New Pattervs and ign: | sad Finish seaberlor in atyle to anything heretofor+ offered in this market, We invite citizens eneralty to calland examin, ovr stock of GAR and WATRR FIXTUKES, feclins gonfident that we aave the besi selested ktcck i. bf ar ig ag All Work in the above line intrusted tc ca sare will be promntly attended to. mer MVFRB & McGHAN, 876 D street | = = == os = | UBA SEGARBB, Segars, from 1,0 to 47,000, Jiguani Tobacco. for sale at alow price, Apply to JUSE PIC48O HIJO, | | 44m Twelfth st., bet. G and H ___ no 4-607 RS —A firat 8 To PORSOSR & titnat to be ex avenue. no 4-4t* nai JNO K. GOODALL, VERY FINE ALMOST NEW BOSRWOOD A PIANO FORTE will be told for sis | the owner leaving the city. To be seen ~ | MR METZEROTT’S Music Btore, corner’ Penn. avenue atd th ate, 007 moa | QOOAL O1L! COAL O1L 1Cos rinicOe PAH, OTE! i » rices ! At Baltimore Pie. O LAUGHLIN Oorner New Jersey avenos and & | pollm* Agent for the Maryland Coal (ii Works | ooke's WEST END DRUG STORK, i 113 Penn. Avenue. South Sidr. | _ On hand « largo Stock of Pure Medicines, Drugs | Paints, Window Glass. &c @#~A large Btock COAL OIL lowest market rater CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, SUTLERS, PEDDLERS, AND EVERYBODYE!!/ BEAD THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY. | At WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN'S NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 275 Pa. Av., Between lith and 12th streets, YOU CAN BUY FOR ONB DOLLAR § Fifty cent Novels or 6 Twenty five cent Novels, 3 50 cent Btationery Packages or 6 26-cent Packages FOR ONS DOLLAR You cam buy eight Photograph Album Oards, of which we have now on hand over five thousand Varieties, embracing all stylen published. NEW ONES RECEIVED DAILY. The largest and cheapest stock of Albums inthe oy. DIARIES FOR 1864, Wholeale and Retail, over & new styles. JUBT REOBIVED 4 new lotof Tater & Oo,’s celebrated Am>roty pas, Public are invited to eall and examine. The subscriber having lately returned from the New York and Philadelphia Trade Sales, of.rs to the Trade and the Public generally, the largest and best Btock of BOOKS, STAT(ON BBY, and FANCY ARTICLBS ever before opened in this ojty at low rates ; consisting of Books, Pereiga and Awerican Btationery, Photogravbis Albums, Chess Men and Boards, Cribbage Boards, Dominoes, Comba Brushes, Boaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pena, Razors, &o., &e, Alarge lot of New Books sold at half retail price, at Z ae RATIONAL’ BOOK PFORX, 278 Peonsylvan's avonue, between lith and 12th ste, _0029 Ir ‘ PAPRRHANGINGS ype w BIADEE. 3. L. KIDWELL would respestfally inform his friends and@ th, public that he bes just received ‘® Well esiected arsortment of WALL PAPEBS WINDOW SHADBS, FIRE BOAED PRINTS, &c , al of which be is prepared to sell at the lowest cash prices, 1 Pee Wall Pepa cents and upwards. AibyapersHoagin the ety ov cvantry in the very | hike a pu My thing away, and take bis seat upo 1 th f his e+ no 7-6t" {« | mevr of a common y Tux Trial oy Mason Burtmsetr axo Keerinu a Bawvy- Hous#.— Yesterday, after Mr. Ford had con- cluded his epeech, Mr. Carrington addressed the jury om the part of the presecution, and siter sore preliminary remarke, proceeded to Mavpe Ruperts vow any: ere we behold a young man in the prime of lite, wiih All bis hopes hefore him. and wear- ing & Malitary uniform and tearing the honored name of an American lofticer, now the avowed and shxmeless paramour ofa public Prostitu: T hope 1 would vot do injustice to mortal man 1 am cienosed to say ail in favor of this unfortunate man I can. With the permission honor be bas arieen before tais audience tted that be Was Once an officer uuder the command of Gen. WinGeld Score. Phat old nero wes my hereditary friend, and now thar he ts standiuz with one foot upou jim grave, she clightest ailusion to him touctias Dipl he ger ved SUA HAIG aad eaienies Te hisccuntry’scause. Of this i nothing to say. Ob! how high and honcred that position, but now bow de¢raced hie present position. I Lope, gentivmen, tha: I have seen anough in the worlu to mske sli due allowances for ihe infirmities of human nature. Tam aware that in these large and populous cities it is alament- &ble trath that many young men of amigorie dispositions, edueation, refinement, and y od manners, oceasionaily visit these houses of Prostitution; but they are apt, in a very short time, to 0 away Sick at heart—qisgneted with the whole world, and dispo-ed to cuitivata hosule relations with the rest of mankind and womankiud. We can pity ard forgive those youthful indiscretions. We can dismiss the Imieguided boy who errs in thie respect with tearful admonitions. We can tell him, “Young man, rejoice in the wite of thy youth, bur forego these gross and wicked pies: ‘hua eared flame of well-placed love, ju in; but never yield to lie though nething, divulge itt « terdeucy to harden the soul and petrify ielings. You must excuse—or if you can- cxepse YOU most palliw'e, a simple act of iehtion. for it is a common ein, and put opinion will pailiata at ut damued bath made iteo Bui Itt me invite you to an entirely different eLaracwr. What think you of a man who cobabits—that's the word—with one of thes» faded and flithy wretetes? Eats drinks and tleeps vob her day after day —night atter nizhr, in cyem and ehameiess prostitution. First he franuies his lust apon a dishonored body. He then dors notas a man of deceney wou lowest ‘like walio There cases n stool of repentance, but he retarns, a dog to bis yomit, and like a sow w her ing in the mire.’ is a vast difference between pressure of @ siorm; but when that storm of spreads his sails Aud makes Th passion subsides | Ape to A more congenial clime. finds Mis twive element in +d there he is willing to sp t € man natur ly to por- tor. avored tu hold Thand in- pt ignation the character of ‘he «i less para. nour or a public prostutute; bur Lt rot yer | 1 Fan bar. To hay * come ho of it. uthink you of I y gratitled bi jee of wor mouey to r ain jou of God's (pointing to » not the para- P fairest und Most beau creation! Behold before Burtirett.) not the but the man vho has entered into copartuership and br emple of prostiintion in the 7 ton. I do not eet ¢ Washington has the reputation ungodly city, but some of us pro- ligion of Jess Christ. Soms of ns Worship the prince of peace nud purity as the living God. Istand here to pro- I stanc T agains’ the e: fetond the female x of their s Inteilivent I pause bi fore th tell yeu bow many your to eH in these interns adde : ¥ young and srtie-s 1k from these 6°ns of prostituiton down into the very pitef hell. Seethatold man. he +} oor buthouest. He is happy in the cociety of bis wite aud childrev, and tm his hopes ot Hesveu. Tt is his mistortane to bave an troctive and beautiful danghter. True to wo- iature, she aspires to mingle in the cir- hionable society. Her fond, doting ® unable, conseqnence of th 1] y, to gratity her wishes. The propristor o: a bawdy house, (for it 18 his business, just as much to select & beautiful woman as itis the business of a butcher tosel-ct # fat und tencer heifer for the market,) makes this his | first prey Perbaps he isa man (the District Attorney here turned to Burtenett and remarks justly to him) of handsome appear- ance, carling locks, bewitching whiskers and moustache. [Laughbter.} He wears an eye- giass with an appearance of elegant refine- teent, |}aughter;) for the most dangerous ene- mies appear in the most amiable and attractive forms. When the great Enemy of mankind entered the Garden of Eden, it was not in his original shape, butin the insinuating form of Aeerpent. He said & our common Mother, it can be no harm to taste this delightful fruit; it will raise you to an equality of the angels. Beguiled by his flattering tongue, she plucks the truit—she ate, and all nature felt the wound. Agsin turning in the direction of Kurtenett, Mr. Carrington said: Perhaps ie las a military uniform—perhaps he be the honored name of an American officer. He gnibs an easy triumph over the guileless heart of his nnsuspecting victim. No chaste woman trels that her chastity is ia danger in the hands of a gentleman, (and it gives me pleasure to say that for two years I War iin officer in the Army of the United States Every officer in the American Army is pre- sumed tober gentleman:) in an unguarded moment she pclae to the tempter. She finds her way toa house of prostitution, brings her tather’s gray hairs with sorrow to the graye, and drags ont & miserable existence in a round of delirious end disgracefal pleasure=, and then sinks down into the very lowest pit of bell. Gentiemen, is this funcy or is it tact? Mr. Carrington continued at some length in the same connection, and proceeded to the ar- gument npon the main points in the case, whether the establishment (275 D street) is a con mon bawdy house; and second, if the de- tendants are the keepers of it. Do you not see all the paraphernalia of a fashionable bawdy house! Wine circulating to keep the blood hot; lewd and lasciyious women with low-necked Greases on. I differ from my friend about these low-necked dresses, in the role the grossest im- personation of vulgarity and indecency pre- sented. The graceful figure of Miss Roberts exposed to the public gaze for the entertain- ment of her guests. To complete the picture, there stands old Belzebub himself. (pointing significantly to Burtenett,) [laughter,} sin shspe and gesiure proudly eminent.” Why, is not thar so? Mr. Carrington proceeded to deal with the objections made to the characier of the wit- nesses for the prosecution by the counsel for the defense, and said he did not ask for the conviction of the detendants npon the isolated and uncoroborated testimony of prostitutes. ‘There were Stephen and Wm. Mitchell, Geo. S. Garrett, and naldson, (@ rough but truth- 1ul and friend, ; witness, ) aud Prindle, without referring to a single one of theee fancy ladies who so highly offend the delicate sensibilities ot my friend, Gov. Ford. The inuendoes of Donaldson tell more pow- ertully against these defendants than the poei- tive declarations of one hundred witnesses. In reference to the testimony of Emma Wil. liame, Mr. C. said: ‘This Ethiopian lady is introduced to you as the friend and confidant of Major Burtenett, for you remember that he brings her to contra- diet old Mrs, Johnson, It seems that the gal- lant Major delights in variety. is one of these lovers who sees ues beauty in a prow of Egypt.” Im the kitchen or the parlor he is the ae gallant, amorous, gay aeceiver. ‘Laughter. . . Atter reca) ting the testimony and vindi- eating the character of the norte gr tended that there was ‘proof. conclusive. ea isa bawdy-house—not a disorderly an pag he ¢id:not ask.con viction on that conse, 21 wae As stiz) as the breeze, but dread: Py poe It is not these rotey ‘bat the ndid, ure young ‘men % Fatty say. to the God- sain a in to the Goddess dess-of Love; but it Ly fit: to -pre ver ent. If you desire to Been wae yas oral the two | The one seeks this dirty pool ander the | ta | addressed his | RFEOVFIRES “tak This exceitent Frm sad News Jonrun containing a greater vanety cf tnteresticg Temwiing than can be found im any other, pub iehed op Friday morning. Teuas—c ocr, inpcricdly 1m arenes, Single copy, per aunum.. Five copies, Ten copies. - Twenty-fve copies it invaranly centamsa the “ Washingtos News” that has made fhe Lary Bvemag Sar sireuiate so €enerally throngeont the conntry SF Smxie copies Ou wrappers; cam pe pro j cured at the counter, immediately after the lesue ofthe paper. Price—Taorer Croat: 1 | fountain head of which he } lounttin heaain the { frst ume Tever knew to keep a baway rouse, In regard to who keeps this den, Mr. Ford aye Maude keeps it, aud Col. adams Suys “urtenett keeps it, Now, let us compromise ne Deu keep at Theevicerceica looking-giass. Lock through itand whstco yeu behold in the laugua.e of the jaw bis hocy merged aud MMcorpo- ated in { hers. It he kev ps it che dos, sue if che keeps. j Mbedees Tha: is amathematical cor: (usted j The seeue is + Femine ce operta cairo,” 18 mot tai ) om haneelected for this hich andim Tice? Where shy goes the gallan Sjor folicw the Iecy selects a carpet, tn nilemar peys for it; the indy selects a stove Ue gepGemon is with herrhe exercises th EYivuege ct a beautinul and petted woman | Gesires to ¢xohunge it fo: another, andb-, like a | gocd paramour, crarifies her; she fur: ister the: ony. be ccesto market. she kee ps the Rouse in order, he dv cooking. (Laught-r.} sa exbibite her persoi, He VANTBIES He? Moore Mr. Carripgtoo w: nton to speak of the scene resented in the sxioon of that elevant estab bmenton D sirert; of the wa-table. with the j fcarred and war worn Achilles at its foot Major Bartenett, (sotto roce.)—« Wounded, but notin the heel. (Lauchter.)” All bis mighty sonl (sud Mr. Carrington) risigned to love” (Renewed langh'er} There spoke. Thi«is the begining —for it i. the an officer of the army Br i } I Le sits, While bis trieud Patrocius. and bis her conspurions in arms are thr wing Gre- jon fire into the very walie of Troy. Whatia | he deine tbvre? Is he brooding in moudy si- lence Over some wiong which he has suffered n the greet Agamemnon! Ob ao! He is cetained by swertrelactance of delay. It is | Bet the fiery armade of smoking wall, bat the | Goddess of Love that stirs his spirit and fille ; Dis veins with upworted tires, | 1p conclosion, Mr. Carrington referred tothe | fact that in the Board of Aldermen at its last | Mecting. a movement had heen made looking ; {0 Jicensing bawdy houses in tnis cry. He | @unounced here that if that werr ever done, he | would feelitto be bie duty, as an officer, to i ask juries to disregard the demauds of any | such Jaw. Indge Cartter a ke« where coancils got their Atborily to pass sacha law Mr. Currington said they had ne authority, 1 ard ec net do anything in the matter } Mr.t arrmeton then stated that he would ask | # cony)ction of both parties, but thought it was proper tosr; yest io tne jury the propriety of ; Tecommendiug Maude tothe clemency of the { court. At the conclusion of Mr. Carrington’s speech Judge Olin charged the jury ae foltows: Genilemen of the Jury—I think it prop to rect your attention to one or two consider- jones im your disposition of this case, in order | to lay dewn certain principles of law, winch you will apply to theevisence, In this case defendants are indicted fur a misde- - Ail parties who engage in the com- on of such an offence as thet are deemed principals; that is, whoever co-operates S in the con-mission of a misdemeanor as the principal; and unlike some es and oftnces known to the law, | persors muy co Cperate tn its perpetration and | sil Lot be halle to the same extent as me | | \ } Principal For instance, in ihe crime of murder, there art > variety of grades of of- ch third parties muy be implied. lonies. Butin this peculiar de- jou of crime, only kr own as a misiée- wor, all the parties who eng: in the the ‘ « —a houee i 1 - and the With the commi purpose of prosti- néants are both charged of that offence. You may ie | ind from the evidence, 2 you shall come to | the conclusion, either of these parties guilty of the cflence, or neither of them. If you find ut one is guilty you may acquit the other. If 2 2. shen Ante amen peta epg. ill, agra verdict. If ‘yeu find neither of them uly jou will then return a verdict ac- ng beth the defendants. ttis meant by keeping a house? 1 Uppose it neceseary m a case like this | either of these parties should Dave been proved | to have hved as man sud wite; for, unlike | most off+ S,& woman may be indicted and | convicted eether with her husband tor k-ep- a house cf this kind. She having ta’en f a household as a woman usually not to be considered in law 43 uuder 1 of her hushand while keeping a | honee of that deseription. Neither is it nec sary, in my judgment, to prove what the pre- cise pecuniary relations of these parties were is transact n—that it is not necessary to ish a partnership in the receipts or prof. ot the concern. The question is, whether the defendant, Burtenett,—for the sake of illus- tranon,— there, aiding in the control or manngement of thie house. First, was it a house of prostitution! In the next place, was he there’co-operating with this woman in the | management or control of the house, knowing | its character! And if he was, then I sapp se in law and for purposes of this trial, you will Oo regard him as being guilty of the charge tained in the mdictment, in Lente ahouse of this sort. All parties who concur or co-op- erate he commission of a misdemeanor of | this description are principals to it. And if j you find from the testimony that such was the } character of this house—that these defenduuts were coutrolling, inanaging and co-operating jn that Management, each aiding the other in s!s conduct, you will find both guilty. [t is | unnecessary that the title ofthis house should | be im the name of one or the other of these per- ties. Were they there, in fact, congucting this business? Was he co-operating with her in | the management of thathouce? These are the yurstions: and you will bring to this investi gation, | have no doubt, an inteiligeat consid- eration and disposition of it. One word farther. I have regretted to notice during the progress of this trial that pretty fault reports haye been given of the proceedings in the public papers, but T hope it bas not been done with the coneur rence of any officer of this cour’. I éonot know strictiy that the court ought to interfere to prevent the publishing of evidence and proceeding which I suppose are necessarily offensive ard disgusting to the better partofthis community. Bot I am sure euch publications answerno good purpose, and itmay be regarded as a question of taste be- tween the Editors of these public papers and their readers, but still 1 regret to say it is done. I think the tendency is only pernicious, demor- aliving, offensive and disgusting, and I hope in future it may be avoided in trials of this de- seription. ow, gentiemen, yor may take the case und dispose of it. . The case was then given to the jury, and in about ten minutes they returned witn @ verdict of guilty of keeping a bawdy-house, and recom- mended Maude Roberts to the clemency of the Court. Mr. Ford made a motion for a new trial in. the case ot Burtenett, and the argument of the motion was postponed until this morning. The sentence of Maude was deferred alsa until that time. ee DReCENT UPON A GAMBLING RancuEe.—Wm Whitey, private Ist Connecticut artillery, sta- tioned at Fort Reynolds, came to this city yes- terday with $137 in his pocket, and was en- ticed imto the gambling roems of Crome & Shermund, in the Murray House, Pennsyiva- nia avenue. He was allowed at first to win some money. Liquor was introduced, and he drank several times, but before leaving was fteeced ct all the money he had, and the pro- prietors of the game, having wonor obtained his last dollar, generously gave him $5 of his own money and started him ont this moraing- Witney made a complaint to Capt. Todd, who pr mptly senta guard to the place with a de- teetive. Who found the parties engaged in ar- ranging their games. They were at once taken to the Provost Marshal's office and compelled to refund the money to the soldier. A guard in the meantime was placed in charge of their rooms and gaming apparatus, which, by order of Capt. Todd were seized. After re‘orning the money the parties were sent to the Central Guardhouse, to be tried and fined for violation of act of Congre-s forbidding tne giving of liquor ¢o soldiers g7-On Thursday night about 11.30in Chesa- peake Bay, off the mouth cf the Potomac, the steamer Lonisana, of Balimore, from Fortress Monroe, collided with a three-masted propel- ler, supposed to be the Curlew, of New York, from Baltimore, The Louisana was ¥-dly damaged, an@ bad one boiler crushed in. Her passengers were transferred to the steamer Escort and reached Baltimore Bours” detention. The Curlew is 61 to have snnk,as the quickly disappeared, and blowing a gale atthe time. ter, & weallhy citizen of Tak sone Es, hus been held to Rineer ine U.S. court, tor making @ false retarn’to the U. S. assessor. it was e eenenpokarhanndt ae Sat