Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gxovsr’s THEATER —Miss Lucille Western -wili make her last appearance at Grover's to- night, and will appear as cae great highway- map, “ Jack Sheppard.” Miss W,hasa version of this play prepared expressly tor herself, and one which is said to excel any other yersion now generally performed. She will no doubt have a full house on this her last night. Forp’s THEATER —Mr. J. Wi:kes Boothalso wakes his Inst appearance, and will ap in Schiller’s celebrated tragedy, « The rs.” Mr. Booth will upon this, as 6n former occa- sions, be ably supported by Harry Pearson, G. | ¥F. De Vere, Annie Waite, und others of Mr. Ford's fine company On Monday the beanti- ful Webb sisters will appear here. OANTEREURY.—7his popular hall was again ‘well filied last night by an audience who by drequent applause expressed their delight with the partormance given. The whole company will appear to-night again im a good concert hall. ir. J. H. Childers will give another ex- nibition of his Zouave drill, and Kathleen O'Neill will sing new songs, ee MzxTING TO Encourage ENLISTMENTS.— Another meeting to encourage enlistments was held last evening in the Council Chamber, City Hall, and was well attended by members of the committee and others. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Mr. P. F. Bacon. The commitiee of one from each ward, ap- pointed at the last meeting, through Mr. A. R. Shepherd, made the following report: They report that in their opinion a proper and systematic effort and action on the part of the authorities and citizens of Washington will insure the speedy filling up of this city’s quota, by the offering of a liberal bounty to volunteers; and in furtherance of this objeet they racom- mend the appointment of a sub-committee of ten fiom each ward, to be styled the committee on collections, whose duty it shall be to wait upon the citizens resident in their respective woreecert solicit subscriptions. The wards to be previously districted by the delegate of the executive committee. They recommend also the appointment of a committee of ona from each ward to prepare subscription lists and circulars. to publish Accounts of subscriptions, and to devise such measures as in their judgment may be best | calculated to increase the receipts of the com- Mit'ee, as well as to endeavor to secure from the City Councils the appropriation of ihe an- expended balance of $10,000 made by them in July, 1563, and to perform such other duties as may appertain to the securing of enlistments. They further recommend that in addition to the committee on collections collectors should Le appointed for each of the departments and public works to secure subscriptions therein. The fofowiug gentlemen are recommended | as collectors, viz: First Ward—James Kelle ;, F. R. Dorsett, sr., Thomas Cogan, John A. Rheem, H. N. Easby, John T. Larcomb, John B. Turton, W. W. Rap- Jey, Thes. Donohoo and Thos. P. Morgan. Second Ward—L. Clephane, D. McFarlan, W.G. Metzerott, Geo. H. Plant, Andw. Noerr, Zeph. Jones, ©. F.C. Richardson, B. F. Guy, Wm. Sprague and Z. Richards. _ Third Ward—Wm. Wall, N. D. Larner, W. = M omy aoe: pews, Chas. Stewart, F. L. arvey, T. ©. Connoly, Jno. W. teler, H. C. Fabnestock and B. F. French, Be saa Fourth Ward—M. E. Emery, Franck Taylor, | Wm. Lord, Samuel Culverwell, Jas. ¥. Davis, W. 1. Bal Rudolph Eichorn and Jas. English. _ Fitth Werd—Wm. Nottingham, Wm. M. Ellis, ¥ Fugett, B. F. Dyer, A. T. Richards, E. K. W. H. Hamilton, N. Acker, Jos. Platz and Col. Jas. A. Tait. Sixth Ward—s. A.H.McKim, S. A. H. Marks, sr., F. McNerhany, John D. Brandt, George A. | Bobrer, Josias Adams, D. McCathron, Adam Shige ,» John W.Thompson and U. W. Da- vis, M. D. Seventh Ward—Wm. N. H. Maack, George Mattingly, Hiram Litchfield, R. B. Clarke, C. «©, Martin, Thos. K. Gray, John P. Murphy, A. MM. Swann ard A. H. Clarke, asury Department—W. H. Jones, Jno. M. Brodhead, Jas. W_ Sargent, M. H. Miller, Edward McPherson, E. B. French, R. J. At- kinson, W. W. Danenhower, Thos. M. Smith, Jno. F. Sharretts, Gen. F. E.Spinner, Edward : Jordan, and W. Elder. | Post Cffice Department—C. F. Macdonald, R. K. Scott, Jas. Ss. Hallowell, E. L. Childs. State Department—G. E. Baker, B.S. Chil- | and the distingn | *nd others, | nights. 1 in, G. W. Utermehle, Jas. Bowen, | 8 1 | were 12, 5al5 Salo dri a 3 _ » Cucumbers ‘ | ii Tomatoes, pers pk. 15/Sturgeon ww Pears, per pk. Boa! 1! Lobeter. 12 é < atfish, bunch - Ghesna $126) Rye, pr bushel 150 Bineuap! + 15!Gorn meal 1.25 E Wildturkeys Grey squirrels, A Rabbits... 9133 Hominy. perq +e, 20iMats.”... 31 ountry pork, W01b $8a9'Corn,in ear bbi $3.50a7.50 eof 7 .50' Hay, per cwt, $2 Turkeys, each Straw 0 pe iuibes “ebay ROSENTHAL, SEVENTH StReBT.—A First- class Establishment—Those who heave not paszed up Seventh street recently will be sur- Prised at the transformation that has taken place in the way cf improvements, especi- ally between Dand E streets. The yenerable Intelngencer office—the northern wing for instance, has been transformed into first-class business store-rooms, and one of these, 97 by 19 fret, has been fitted up and stocked by J. Ros- enthal, fot the brothers Rosenthal, so favor- ably known on the Avenne,] asa bootand shoe stere. Inextent of stock, completeness of ar- rangement, and all the re ites of a leading establisment, the store of Mr. Rosenthal is not surpassed, we believe, in this part of the country. See advertisement elsewhere. Don’t forget the Aumber, 517 Seventh street. Forn’s New Treater.—This evening the distinguished tragedian, Mr. J. Wilkes Booth, ed combination of dramatic Ttists, Messr=. Wheatleiga, Pearson, Devere, ke their last appearance poal- shiovable resert, in Schiller's tively great tragedy On Menda: the Webb sis apy in two beantifal pieces, “The Husband ot an Hour" and “In and Out of Place.” This engagemout is limited to yery $< Vednesday, Mr. J. S. Scaggs, conductor cn the 7th street line of cars, found a little boy about five years old in his car, and tock charge of him. ‘The little fellow is well dressed, but can give no other name for him- self than “Willie,” and his only reqnest is to go to his boat to see his “pap.” The little fel- Jow is still with Mr. Scuggs’ tamily, No. 434 7th street, where the, no doubt, distressed Lost Curip.—\ } father may find him. soe clay sce | Report of the Special Meeting of the Wash- ington Book binder's Association. NOVENDER 13, 1863. 1 meeting of the bookbincers, held ce Hall on the 12th instant, tor the purpose of taking into consideration the publi- cation of Superintendent John D. Befrees’ card, published in the Washington Star of the lith instant— On motion, the reply of the committee to Mr. Defrees’ card, which appeared in the Star of the 12th inst., was unanimously approved, and the followirg preamble and resolution adopted: Whereas the publication of a card over the signature of John D. Defrees, E-q.,setting torth that «many bookbinders” were prevented from going to work by ‘threats of personal vio- lence,” refiects npon the character of the Asso- c’ation, and places its members in an unenyi- tbls position before the public: Therefore be it Resolved, That we the undersigned, members of the Bookbinders’ S ty of Washington, have no affiliation with any person or persons, members of this or any other society, who counsel OF practice violence against any member of the craft who may deem it his privilege to make application for work at the Government or any other bindery within the District of Columbia; and be it ton. Interior Department—Wm. Edmonds, P. | Lamon, Wm. Helmick, Jos. F. Wilson, Chas. | ¥E. Mix, Jno. L. Hays. | Census Bureau—J. C. S. Kennedy ‘ City Post Office—Jas. A. Kennedy. H War Pepe Potts, Capt. W. G. Moore, B W. Denham, J. E. Holmead, Richard Haneon. Navy Department—Wm. Faxon. U. 3. Arsenal—Capt. Benton, Geo. W. Wright, Jno. Dudley, Peter Magannis, and Wn. Bradford. Navy Yard—Capt. T. A. Parker, S. P. Brown, Geo. R. Wilson, Wm. E. Hutchinson, Jno. Holroyd, J. E. Clapham, Jas. A. Gor- don, and Jno. H. Peak. Capitol Extension—C. L. West, and Richard Morgan Government Printing Office—J. D. Defrees, und Geo.-P. Goff. Public Garden—James Nokes. Attorney General’ Office—D. Mahon. Commissioner Public Buildings—R. H. Stewart. The committee also recommend that each subscripticn list be headed by each member of the ward end general committees and by the signers of the called public meeting, held Nov. 6h, with a subscription proportionate to their pecuniary ability, in order thatthe public may be assured they are in earnest in the matter and determined to effect the object in view, and an earnest, determined effort to aid in re- plenishing our armies, and thus securing a Jasting, honorable peace. id They would also suggest and recommend that the executive committee take into consid- eration the propriety of asking the managers of the various theaters, &c., that they give an entertainment in aid of this fund, and that said committee invite lecturers from different por- tions of the country to aid in this movement by contributing to a course of lectures to be given at some suitable ha!l in this city, the proceeds te be applied to this end. They also recommend that a premium of five dcllars be offered by the executive committee to each and every individual who shall bring in an acceptable reeruit, such premium to be paid upon the musiering in and upen the cer- tificate of the enrolling officer. The committee also recommended the ap- pointment of an executive committee of one sromeach ward to have a general supervision of the burinese, and who shall be authorized to call meetings of the general committee at all times, and report to them their action and such matters as may require their attention. The report was unanimously adopted, and the following was appointed the executive committee: First Ward, H. ©. Wilson: Second Ward. S. V. Noyes; Third Ward, A. R. Shep- herd: Fourth Ward, Jobn Sessford: Fifth Ward, George F. Gulick; Sixth Ward, R. M, Coombs, Seventh Ward, Jobn H. Semmes. Mr. 5S. V. Noyes stated that Mr. B. H. Stine- metz, a member of the Second Ward general committee, declined to serve, and on motion Mr. A. H. Rutherford was substitated in his lace. 2 - The Chair stated that he had examined the law passed by the 60th Council, appropriating money for the purpose of securing volunteers, and was satisfied that they could not receive any benefit of the unexpended balance, except | by further action cf the Councils, and the ex- ecutive committee were directed to attend to the matter. ‘ ‘The meeting then adjourned to meet at the call of the executive committee. —_—_—_—_—_ Tue Great SEWING MACHINE CasE.—Yes- terday afternoon. by appointment, the Circuit Court took up the great sewing machine case, the parties to the suit being Atkins and Felt- hauren, use of J. G. Wilson, agt. Allen B. Wil- «on, use of the Grover and Baker and Wheeler znd Wilson Sewing Machine Companies of ‘New York. James T. Brady and Clarence A. Seward, of New York, appear for the plaintiff, and Messrs.Gifford and Gordon, of New Yerk, and Bradley and Baldwin, of this city, for the defendants The case comes up on an applica- tion of J. G. Wilson to have this court rehear the interference case on appeal from the Com- missioner of Patents, decided by Judge Dunlop, of the old court of this District, under which J. G. Wilson took a reissue of Akins and Felt- hausen’s patent of August 5, 1551, and which Feissue, it is held on the other side, Judge Nel- son, in the United States District Court at New York, in another case, soon after declared te be a nullity. It appears that there was an original patent granted to A. B. Wilson in 1850, though the subsequent one was granted to J. G. Wilson in 1851, and it was when reissues } Ricnard Roberte, Hesclved, That the undersigned haye neither made application to Supt. Defrees or his assist- ants for work since the date of the strike,” neither have they by word or deed deterred any person in or out of the Suciety from apply- | ing tor err. ployment in any bindery in the city. | Andrew Fitzsimmons, H. McCormic, ©. Lewis Owens, Godfrey Rosewag | the 7th inst ,1 BRINDL:’ j about eight years old. Wt Seine FoR AL!» r eee - ov oma W; gficen mit aces EVEN.ING STAR ASSOCIATION! flee Yaar atest tyat WILL BEGIYSE AT * Bo 14-3t* * eS a nt FEES Minn Meh ond Te W artateck eatin” Mena Soedse On E Sereet,: Stand Cooking. 306 -ch good wages wi'l be given. Ox WEDNESDAY, Dacaxpes 2p, 1563. Apply mimediataly at Ho GIT earect, belrson | ‘The Committen ploda.® themselves to make this | q\7 ao a WHEELWALGMT, to euch one of the best Balls of th * season. Wants agesand st ady employment wil! ‘A well known Brass and String Band has been begiven. keels “itmedinveiy” coe and M engaged for the occeson. Re |.) hear Bixth- Tickets ONE DOLLAB, sén'itting gentlemen | °° . . od Indies, Tickets for mle AS the Star Otee | A WATORMAREE WAN1ED.—I mish to 0 _W. L. WALL & 00. Recta,’ Counter. 2 2 8 one wii! pay @is per week; none other ne By J, 0. MeGUIBE & 00 Oommitras? at No, 304 Penn, avenue; will give stesdy DMINISTRATOR’S BA. @. Ww. Abe Alles, pea ployment, no 1¢- A BLE Law Limmaay John Dive, . Tyromas, OOKS WANTED. — Libraries bougat. First | ©4"20vs Booxs —On H. Bipe, ¥, Hat. Bivoinme Fact Rall Boed: ocd volutnes Souseit {ema ber 6th. commonsing 68 674 o's M. Dowlitg, W. Hie tley. fore lee eargold, Papers, Letters: Fen Dollars | shall sell the extensive and valuasle no 1-W&StDec 2 ing atper ol . oes autographs; | the late J. Lonis Kinser, cf Aloxanéria, Virginia, it, amythiog of the ‘ayer Kiod A NTE _Bo 14 3t* eat Beak of | Wackin 2. ii t— per Acts] Laws. Codes, Co: taries, and Digests ROOMS WANTED, solute eae “a Ad Keports in U. 8, Bapreme and Civil Courts and the in two Exch ] g 0. F. LEVEE —The Committee of C\' gab ee Bere {) nem Order dnd their friends, that the will ve a Levee at P -mpeian Hall nion comions ee , Georgetown, on WEDNESDAY EVE- pdtain NING; 2th instant,” Partisulars tn fatareatver ‘arpished.) in 2 piaaees rat roosting, With Boports at treiaia, x end. | Poancrivasia, New tisement. no ‘perhisnently, if mut Kapa. particularly complete in Virginia and Re Mcouneuan fo tix race agarey | Bere no ovorefiatne Besish Oourts of Common Law, st The members of the McOLELLAN PRISND- ARTED—Two (2, BABBSRS; ficet-rate Ail ALSO, SHIP ASFOCIATION beg leave aS inform W wages given, Aopl 494 Tene street, bet, A fine collection of Miscelianeous Books, compris- thelr many friends and the general Penn. aveaue and C street. Be 13 2t* ing— tat hey COND GRAND BALL ANTED—An Active Young MEN todrive a | Smays, Diogtapnies ant Uiering oe TEMPE! CK HALL. Stacker We yn. Must come well recommend - Iilastrated fravel® wed Voya: ae 4: TEM . Must (B Btreet, Between Ninth and Tenth,) od. Appiy in HAVENNED'S DABRRY, S27 Oot, | Finis Viicataned Works on detaral History On TORSDAY, Nov. (7th, 1855. Bo ae atiaage. Bookson Slavery, nnd other important ANTED—A competent WOMAN ava Morse voor, by staan : re ngeniia” ‘Address Pox pr Sie Bhakeopeer by Stauntom, 8 volumes, «to, splendid: coffee, no 13 t* Moral and eleees Books, particularly on Wes- USE WANTED IMMEDIATRLE—With ali evan ia Hi pmodeca iproveranatss cvtrsty tocetat: tn | Fite Gubinet of Miseralomy with mora, than two ’ & : . &e. adress Lock Box 67, Post Often. “nn ir st nm Catalogues nay be had on application to the Terms cash. The Committee vill no pains to make this one of the most agrocable Balls of the season, wit < Pied ert eslebrated Metropolitan Band in at jance Supper and re reshments will be furnished by an experienced caterer. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting & gentleman Be Cmte of Arrankemants. af Te Wr_ Mink. x Wa. H. Hainer. BS AND ROOMS WANTED—On [ street, between 16th and @ist stree r Fr contiguous By erderof the Administratrix. Al Zimmerman, eynick, ter thereto, in @ private family, b: gontiemansad nov z J.C. McGUIBA & OO., Auct’rs. Taylor. m_ Carpenter, wife. Willing to pay well for comforts. Apply to —— JH. Fowier, id Williamm, LIEUT A.8 BAK BB, corner 19th nd I streets, S7-THE ABOVE FALE 18 POSTPONED IN &. Walker Mingen. no 12-3t consequence of delay in getting out Catalogues, ‘cor Manarr = = naotil MOB DAY, Nuv. 23d. same hour. LE merlor, Ed a WANTED-A Qolored expe penned bec Ld wo 14 J. 0. MeGUIRE & O0., Aucts. . Zim merman m, oe. ‘7 one r) assiat in w: Og; ed w 5 G. Walker, Ballet Master. no 125t*_ | two COLOKED MBN. One for dining-room aud By WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, waiting; the other for house servant and waiting. TPavarer’s BaLE OF BUILDING LOTS.—By At 26 north F street, between 12th and 13th, virtue -f a decree of the Circuit Court of the Papi} Ss mr Rte aret no 12-3t* Ufstrict of Columbia. passe on = 234 day of many friends that they will give WANTED—« sTABLE MAN, one that is fond | J#DUary.A. D. 1862, in Chancery Cause No. 1595, GRAND BALE. at Odd *Pellows' Hall, Navy. id suse! complainan:, and Yard, on MONDAY BVENING. Nov: 16th of work, and capable of tacing charge of | gereinjfrederiod Selhsusen was complainants ans 1863. ‘Tickets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman | stable of seven horses. None need apply that | Sorgan Trustee, appointed ic said decree, will on T2= GOOD INTENT ASSOCIATION TARE great p'easure in announcing to their drinks. A good man can get a good sitcation by ks ora ae nate. Committee —Wm. N. Baldwin, James | apviving atthe Express Stables on Marble Alley, sel at cece: Tanne One O as) sue ee Gotes, Jos, B. Wi SE A opporite the National Hotel, White man wanted: | [*7 PT eGo conth corner of Posussly avenge and Ninth etreet,in the city of Washi ton, District of Columbia, the ‘ollowing desirable others in and cut _o! Boal Bateie situated in said city— . = é - army, NATIONAL BATTLE PINS | Lots 0, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, in Square No. LOST AND FOUND. and MEDALS of Generals Meade, Grant, Madie.- 804 Jan, Hooker, Gilmore. etc Agentsare now max- | And Lot No 9. in Square 642. . REWABD_Lovt, on Tuesday last, @ dark | ing from =5i0 to $1,900 month Samples w il be | |The terms will be: One third cash; balance in Brown OOW, with two holes in each horn; | senton receiptof $1. Apply or address EK. BAR- six, tweive. and igh’ een months, beating interest, very uncommon large milk veins, The above re’ | NEL & CO., 227 Penn. avenue, opporite Wil | and secured by the purchaser or purchasers notss, ward will be pais for the delivers ‘to my residence, | lardr’ Hotel, Washington, D. 0. no Il-lw* endorsed to the satis! agion onthe t eens: # n College, 14th street. IRsT CLABB HOUSE Con , a A te) Tastee. -3t* K : —Completeiy far- rols ecd&ds W.L WALL & OO,. Aucts. Roles: MOSES THOMPSON. | A pied wanted: bye tet Deco bae eee fat, Lo going from tle corner of [9:h street to | Unexceptionable references given, Address in Py care 65.08 708 wtveet and New Fork syenue Le mediately Box 462, City Post office, no 11"tt* aps in cars, or 7th street corner, 2 set wil 7 7 SEAR 2a ee 5 > ANTED—All ye ladivs in search of the bast | gon, Carriages, Carriage Horses, 5 Fewaried Sy eating it at 130'Peom avenuer be? Ww dilk and Mohair Braid for Dresses, Josies, | Gorn, Fodder, Superior Cider Mill; Cutting Rox, Isth and 20th sta” . ‘ig? | Garibaldis, to knew that WI LIAM eRINCK | Cora Sheller, Horse Power Reaper.&c. Purnitare ae — —— _ | has the article—the finest lot in the city, of all | and a number of Stoves. Also, 2) Cords Beasoned .& REWARD —Strayet, on Tues‘ay, ths ith | colors He bason hand magnificent Embroitered | Maple Wood; this is on private sale, at 94 per cord. 85 rf ‘as. Cannen, no 1) 6t” TS WANTED-—85 aidiers, Bat ) of November, two COWS = one rid bails 0, Fiaonel Shirts, Yokes and Sleer-s and Blankets for RO 9-e0St* with w! face; one red and white horped , | childzea, Flannel embroidered by the bert han 2 3 —, With a small rope with ating ow arcand hee wook’ | in the city Stamping for every kind ‘of gonds | , 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TILL The atove reward will be given if returned to | neatly done at 351 ¥ strect, opposite Patent Office, | THURSDAY, the 25th inst. no 14-dti9 __FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) 18 BARRETT. corner of 2d ani ¥ streets, Follla D: r i ts = (Heglish Hill,) Washington. D.0 Bees VARMER AND GARDENER WANTED —4 min (CAME 70 THB PREMIBUS Of Captain W. A. T thoroughly experienced in the above oasups Maddox, two mites above Georgetown, abont | ticn*, who can produce satisfactory testimonials of Ez W; hax whitestreak | Character and capacity, is wante1 to tate charge of is requested to come | & place of saventy-five acres, situated in one of the down her back The own: forward, prove property, pay charges and take her | ost healthy and beautiful sections of Maryland, OR RENT—One of the most desirable corner. within balf a mile of church and schools; afew ROOMB offthe Avenue for business, Inquire at ao iat ® WU! be disposed ofaccordingto law, | Tir or Ohosapeave Bay. and four hours by ateawe | this office. no 14-28 o 14-20" — - boat of Baltimore city. = r O8T_On Saturday, in Washington, a GOLD | “A married ld be preferred, whose wife | J UBNISHED ROOMS T) RENT—No 53%, bet. LSNEERETP IN, Ghirtor Gane Ene amas UR | oA Pare aD would be preferred. whose wite F'Pica'sass, avenue.on 7un at. no 1i 3t at favor by returning it to MRS. JNO. | of two or three cows. 2 Penn. avenue, and be liberally re- STABLE FOR BENT.—For rent. a Stable, in the whiten etani de ts caning cataate tar | SS ventipl pert of te oy. areesnouge, for ear Teaotatles. poultry, &c., for the use of the mi Hinge and two horses. pply at this office. it e. 4 Toa suitable person, desiring & permanent and pleasant home, so favorable an oppo! CAMs TO THE PREMISES OF THE 8UB- seriber on the 1(th of Oct., a white and red OOW, Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL and STOCK of a small Store, situated on the corner of 13th a1 nity of se- | Oetreets. Inquire on the promises 1t* 4 . On the two OOWS, one white and brindle, ring it isgeldom presentes. AddressJ. P. BAB- Henry McIntire, E. Ridgeway, about five years old, wearing a yoke; the other red THOLOW. Agricultarat Warehouse, Washington | [{'OR SALB— Baninefariand, Jac. eepen’ “On the sith, one ghite GOW. with red rpote on | 7: nole-2ent A DRUG BTO UT BAP FOR CARH 2 ar iy Jno. eV. + On ’, pots 01 ms Theo: Waimea OO mee red earnand brass balln'on her horuse stout ogee | dered and Braided Gilppers,as well as Smoki Andrew Taft, Chas. L. Dowden, T. M. Triplett, ©. Walton, Thos. J. Allicott, Daniel C. McGiven, M. B. Gordon, Wm. B. Burger, Jas. Niel, Jos. H. C. Hollins, Jos. W. Mattingly, R. R. Hartord, Thos. F. Stewart, Thos. Childs, E. Eldridge, Frank Milier, F. C. Philpitt, Wm. H. Peters, jr., W. H. Taylor, J.C. Ispey, Jas. E. Bullock, W. H. Moran, F. D. Chase, Thos. C. Penick, F. Beuhler, A, Jacobs, Wm. C. Heck, W. E. Braddley, C. E. Tretler, Wm. B. R. Williss, CG, T, Elwood, Wm. Scott, W. D. Hotchkiss, Jno. L. Ratliff, J. M. Knott, Robt. A. Connell, Thos. O. N. May, S. T. Crawford, Jas. H. St. Clair, ¥. R. Cunningham, J. W. White, Jos. R. Hanner, J.H. Dubant, V. Bishop, C. F. Weser, R. W. Conner, G. W. Francis, Jno. J. Byrnes, ¥F. A. Manning, Jas. Martin, Jas. T. Blakeney, Wm. McDonald. A_W. Jobnson, The committee would state that many mem- bers cf the Society have left the city since the susp nsion of work; hence the reason why their names bave not appeared. On motion, it was resolved that the preamble ‘and resolutions, with the names attached thereto, be published in one or more papers of this city. : ALFRED Tomas, } Denis Toomy. t Ricuarp B. WaAITE, } Committee. Wma. McLane, James T. McGoweEn, Herny McIxtigeg, Secretary pro tem. 1ve Geo. D. Barch, at cg Tre Dott ar Sore. (No. 423 Penn. avenue, nesr Four ard a-half street,) continues to offer to the public a beautiful and varied assortment of Jewol- Ty aud Bilver-Piated Ware, no 13 lw* a To Tux DKBILITATED.—Convalescents slowly re- covering from the eftects of remittent or intermit tent fever, dysentery or diarrhea, will find Hos- tetter’s Stomach Hitters a wonderful restorative. It will render their recovery swift und certain. | Nothirg can be more gerial than its effect on the weak and debilitated. It builds them up, body and mind. Miners and settlers returning from the interior to the ceast,in search of health. will find this matchless Tonic a grand panacea There isa magnum of vitality inevery bottle of it! It iabsat always to have it as a companion while trava a whether by land, sea, or river ; to have it too, ia every settlement, near or remote, as a‘ present helpintime of trouble.” By taking it asa pre- ventive of the disoases which sssailnew menin new regions, the unace'/imated willescape the pains and penalties of what is called a seaerninn, Re- member, that in the process of seasoving, thous- fetes, Roiortensnnt poet via ies ree reguls' e were w: 08- tettor's Stomach Bitters, then all will be weil. As coun’ rr the Dragon,” and si Have acare ofunprincipled liquor mixers, who after baving sold the original contents of the bottles. substitute Sicotolie.p2isoa in their stead, foe by Draggists and dealers generally every- where Wholesale Agents—A. Bininger & Co., 23 Pens. ave. is * poreon eae eS A ParsioLoaioaL View oF Makriace:—Oon taining nearly 300 pages, and 130 fine Plates and En- gravings of the Anatomy of the Sexual Organs ina state of Health and Disease, with a Treatise on Belf-Abuse, its Deplorabc Consequences upon the Mind and Body, with the Author’s Plen of Treat- ment—the only ratiocsl and successful mode of eure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married, ané those contem- plating marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical condition. Sent free of postage to any address, on receipt of 25 cents, in stamps or posta currency, by addressing DB, LA OROIX. No. 3 Maiden Lane, Albary,NY. oc 8-1m* ied for in 1#59-"60, that the difference of view arose between the Commissioner and Judge Dunlop, the lat:er having in the mean- time decided a cage of A. G. Wilson against I. ‘MM. Singer, in favor of the former. The counsel for the cefense made a prelimi- nary motion to dismiss the application for ‘want of jurisdiction, and because the uestions at ivsue are pending in the TU’. S. Distric Courts of Obio and New York, and ia which cases it is agreed that the facts proven in one shall govern case, abe counsel on the. other side, although holding that the case was still oped, having teen handed down from the old court, objected to the motion, but did not go into answer. This case, which involves se’ millions of property, will come up again this afternoon. Transver.—Arrangements are being by Gen. Augur for sending immediately all the contrabauds dependent upon the Govera- ment in and about the city to the camp south of the Potomse. : — ew A large assortm: nt for Ry gree . ‘The Englisb Back and Walling Coste excelt ia PSirelie ne Oe Sele eurehing ever oMered in "$29 Pe. avenue, bet, oth and 10th sta, ecztf (intel. and Beoub.1 MARRIED, ut Deeg ee Bie TORN BRA: Sipserepsterie, Mr. JAMES A, ‘ond the are puengismaen ta taooaes south on lar, yearsold; the other red and white, about seven | Caps, to their gentlemen frig¢nds, will find LARGS HANPSOMELY FURNIGHED ROOM! Toho “owt Cae ae ene mice Wi. PHINOM SG BEAMee with Board for area ete corse ennem, Berea cured at» rice) m : ing pleasant and dosirable lecetjon, proprio ny ehureestaaa take themamay or’ | ING DEPOT, 351 street, opposite Patent Ofte. | from Pa avenue, corner of H and dist stroeta: : PIBRCE SHOEMAKER, He has just secured s new lot of Medallion and no 14-3t' nols-3t™ ‘on Roek Oree! other Skirt patterns for Braiding, new and bexutifal OB RENT—The ASSEMBLY TOOMS, corner of Etent Wrapper Chemise Yoke, Band. and Fante- Ohio avenue and Twelfth street, for Balls, $1 () REWARD.—strayed or stolen on Monday, lot patterns | all of which he will stauip while you | wai aving the only Machinein town, he will | Parties. and Meetings. Persons wishing to rent ia evens, eck Bie cbeat io bende bigs make any pattern ‘broug ht, ho vever intricate. and | *8id Hall, can do so 5y applying to the proprietor, witb small whit tin forehead; biack fect with | Deatof all, his atamping does not rab out while | on the premises, iy ite F 4 = working. "Pocket Handserchiefa ready stamped | _20 14 2w JOSEPH NATHAN. Pee are ae coat ae BAL’ Ret OUS | tod statiped with any Innis, Mobai’ and Gold OR BALE- A new three atory FRAME fi 4 ward will be paid if left at Gladinond's stable, on and Cotton of the best brands forsale, | JYQRESUE Ape yhree story FRAME HOUSE. Bridge street, Geor; i town, or Shreve’s 7th street. aa —_ —————————— ipa eight |, hell and saloo: ft No questions asked. ‘ no 12-3t* ANTED- An ORFIOR | poy, from 35 to » Saleh tod "water on the promieen, Brice, $2.00) ears Oo! je, as wide in 6 neighbor- ‘ossession iven early. Oo ie $10 Bare Peas sth ou teventece: | Regt ofthe ot: None need engiy wig ut good | Join. eam 1g Gina HOARE MOREE, fi Gtobed fp taal | coe bet tivnena itt —__coW” | TYE RGR AND WEtE FURNISHED PAR ed six Demijohns ani ope Keg, all empty. Any 7 ANTED—At the Treasury Mxtension.twenty | D and B streets; ai t Boom One returning the abovs to DUGAWP & MILLER’ W CARPANTAMS, Togood wortman,the hign | Dude streets; also, a Fine Front 1 ey ae. 3 and N streets, Island, will receive the | est wages will be given and steady work. Apply at | sirable for public men in any of the 4 $20 REWARD.—Lost, Wednesda a cist age on Satan ROGERS, i 80. comPORTAGLY FURNISHED BOOMB —] . nesday morning jupervising Architect. { ~ NISHB. Nov. 4th, 1863, an ACCOUNT BOOK, be- | se 22-tf Obroniele. torent. Apply at No. 320 Ist. * tween W. C. Haze) and John Crumbaugh, between Sra ar tl oe. Feat. Apply sf Ro.320 Ist me ae ANTED—SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE | [OR BENT—A Furnished ROOM.at293 Pena. esate, Aiitrors. Carpets, Bods, Bedding ana | E'eveaue, between Sth and ium” Bo 1S 0 hing eseriptions : B. BUOHLY. 428 7th st (Po UNFURNISHED HOUsuS FOR BALEOR H-tf bet. G and H. st side Kent. For particulars inquire of J. F KELLY. No. 361 8th street, pear I. no 13-lw* Hogs ¥OR EENT—A comtortabie Furnished Houee, No. 325 north B street, between Del- West Market and Georgetown. no 9 W. C. HAZEL, - 50 REWARD. small neck snd mar bead; Jowin Fronts ome white snot on Jefe fore | = leg, Bear o! le, near hoof; sm: mane, > shaggy, and 3 a teil. One old bod tail | GEORGETOW) HO: ; bay; no hairon tail of any consequence, Two Saddles ,'two Blankets, two Bridles, one fancy ADVER’MT —_ a¥are avenue and lst street east. Apply on the AKINI’S DANCING ACADEMY, premises, no 13 3t* Baddie Blanket. I shall give $50 reward for re- I Ar Usiox Horeh, @BURGETOWN. = — covery of suid property. ‘I shail give #10 f son : *OR BENT. —TWO KUOMS, wits or without mare alone, Ne quenionsacked o1'° SO forthe | Prof L.G. Marici (whose reputation needs no FGisntes in a very pleasant Jocation, No. 370 THOMAS KOUGH. Tl commence , the Furniture 1th street, between Land M. Alco 8. new introduction to the public) has the honor no 9-Iw* _othatreet, between Dand E, Talact. | $0 Morgue’ Now The War care ne A for os ; pols St™ ss . the hotel for acircuiar Days of taition tot [UENISHED HOOMS FOR RENT. —Two ot misses, masters and young ladies, Mondays and Three Booms ia the First Ward, to gentiemen PERSONAL. Fridays from 3 to 6 p.m. no i4t" | cuir. Apply at 267 I street, between ich sad nols St" © IMPOBITION.— MADAME HO8B, Docrss | 7p ean Roo (OR SALE—A frat. ( r OCERIES LOW FOR CASH.—Best ret-class DRINKING SALOON. fel, Causes speedy marriages), brings together | eT ee ae Cea taitee Se cente” Prins | at OAMSTAGB Ale Vaults, corser ith strony aed thoee I arated; curca all Pa. ave: 2 Sten bs Brown Sugar, 8 EVANS. - avenve. no 13-2t strletly dns en‘ial, No. 424 15th etreet north, | Pt “' 457 Ninth st.. bet. Dand B. shove New York avenue, one block from Treasury Bo 12-3t* FoR gA SA Beep AND ORAOGKER Ba ‘ment, = PH ALBUMS ing a business of 35 barrels of flour ‘he onl: rson that can show a likeness of PHOTOGRA . 1week Ithas eve: nven for doi future husband or absent friend in reality. re OAETES DR VISITA, uo mem, | figo business. “It will be eld barges. as the | Ladies 50 centa: Gentlemen $1. no 9-12t* owner is about leaving the city. There 188 lease i BTEBEOLCOPIO VIRWBh, cf four years and five months on the premises. Apa" AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN OPERA GLASSES, Addre JONES, Post Office, Washington, D. 0. giving notice to all inquiring persons, that FIELD GLASSES, o1 ~ she is now ready to read the Past, Present and MIOBOSOGPES, OB RENT.—A FRAME HOUBE, on the corner Future, and ‘ited on various matters - of npertanen a Gey tena ee pares antl? 2 nm THERMOMBTSHS Kc. Ladies & cents; gentlemen §!. No. 60 south Ast . | Atthe lowest prices, at between Ist aad ad, Oapitol Hill, Washington, D, FEANKELIN & 00., OPTICIANS, o. 80720 944 Pennsylvania avenue, bet, 12th and 18th ste, of north B and Tenth streets east, containing seven rooms; Fame of good waterin the yard; 1 garden with an acsortment of excellent Fruit ‘ttached, and all the necessary out builé- terms apvly to Mra. BALD WIN. corner ‘enth streets, near the premises, BS. L. SMITH—The Greatest Test Medium of th M "Age Will give sittings for aahort timeat 550 | 38S Pennsylvania avenue, (under the National.) Linear en ee en eet rete oe inde, | SZ PEBBLE and PERISCOPIO SPEOTACLES | "WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—ON 7 <f first floor, to persons without children In- gets names, reads charac! ‘and reads the future; | 82d EYEGLAESES correctly suited to the eye- * i - fragneticcs, Bittings Bae” no2?-Im"’ | sight, and warranted no ve | duire at 618 horth O at., (Capitol Hill.) no 12-3t FOR RENT. On frst floor, s auit of Double PAR. M DR, DAVIS'S UBA BEGAEBEESB, LOBE, and one large Front ROOM on sesond ETHOD OF TREATING ALL VENERBAL and = floor, pagers at No. § Four-and a-half st bet 0 Private Diseases is fast gaining favor. All ns Segars, from 1,000 to 47,000, Jiguani Tobaceo, for | street and City Hall. Bo |2-lw* suffering with Byphilis, Gonorrhea. minal | sale at alow price. Apply to J0SK PICASO HiJO, ‘Weakness will do well to eall upon him. Fexale | 445 Twelfth st., bet. @ and H. no 11-6t* ' | OK BENT—A fine STORE and BAIK ROOM, Dinoanes of all Kinds sclontifeally treated Oba eve = Postecdion given immmnedinely, tare Orit moderate. Room No. vent ret, Three 3 i ‘ 4 moderate, Room No. 92, 458 Seventh sires BAM 20 LET. Taree Fonr horse Teens with Gosling House, No. #47 Penn. avenue, bet. 12h for mederate prices Address F. WooDWAD, a ests: Ee STEAMER MAY FLOWER HAS AKBIVED | Alexandria, or care of Barnes & Oo., Washington. Fe RENT—A BOOM, on G street, four doors Som Now York,and is now dischar; Bo H-lw from 17th street, suitable for « paymaster or ing cargo at foot of Hig & 2 agent, being in the immediate vicinity of the War tena. “Gonalgnses will please ateont t and Navy Departments, Winder’s Building, Quar- once OG. W. BOTELEE. JNO. W. BOTELER th ti termaster General, and Assistant Quarter: Bolsa" MORGAN & BHINMHART. Agts. c, W. BOTELER & SON, Ofice, Inquire at the Olgar and Tobacae Store. at ILITARY BOOKS, &o. IMPORTERS,- OUSES IN BALTIMORE—A mass WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL RS IN siding in Baltimore, but jeguest,caliea Or China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, | Hource is the former clin, Tories (0, Fent or buy ABLEOUTLERY, SILVER PLATED wags, | Inter phe may desireit.. Terms moderate, | Ad- rics. Military Books at publishers? RE epsion Field Manifold Writers: price Fe nds, SUC, Street. Balti Berepante’ Koil Books, price ie BRITANNIA WARB, BLOOK TIN GOODS, | wore. Md. noire 4 Quartermaster snd Gctamieserios? anual; price Re id Ort EAMES. Fr FOUR with teeny batt sates oes JAPANNED WAITERS, DOOR MATS, @1. All Books prety. mail, postage paid, ou re- For FEATHER DUSTBES, BRUSHES, WOOD WARB, % York avenue will be sold low for cash cr on short f price. gent of vein: PHILE & 0LOMONS, os ts. For inquire of W. H. BERND ho td enn eran raed gat no 18-3t Penn. avenue. auD . ; re tw % are MOUSEKMSFING ARTICLES GENERALLY. | Also. Furnished Ho ms end, Kits fsaltable for ARBI ee) le Me pork 644 5 7 Howse, Hotels, and Bteamboata furnished ot Dell teeter tn: 0.94 Le: . notice, OR 8A Bas land we : '’ 5 se JaQOB BIRDERLL, ou 9 eosm ‘Also, story ‘Brick ‘on, L, P. SMITH. avy Yard, vecaat BDWAED GLADB, WITH HAY AND BSl0K, is from the county AY, mized with, are North river hard dried in cargo lots Datta fire Hil Eiteen es. ee" Rol-ecitw OK, . PAGR, Auct, NOT: Tus LEAER. FURNING and of the oelet: Hest, oe ten will be sid by oat a oa prem- Ties, rea, on” MO ‘November lath, 1868, at 10 o'clock precisel: Por particulars feet of within map A which no doubt by the Government. 0. B. L. Oo Bol3-3t* 3.0. MoGU. <MALL FRAME i A) JBESEY AVEXUE, BETWEEN Naw York avence.—On MOR ov. 16th, at4 fell part of Teras Conveyancing at the ‘cost of the purchaser. yencing 83.0, McQUIRE & 00-1 nolo ani, ats m.,on No oot. his Pro; ge trains the old peni o'clock, on the Lot No. &, in Square fourteen feet on New Jeraey av & rtreet and New York avenu: 113 feet S inches, together wit! consisting of a smell ‘Two-s' econteining three rooms. v. e q DO 4,7,}9,12,14 J. Ww DEnDATT CO,, Aucte, By ©. R L, CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. No. 355 corner 6th and Pa ave. CHANGE FOR INYVBS' Vatcasice Usimenovap Prorsaty at Ai Tios —We will gel November 15th, } t 10, ie Square feet 1° icches on back 160 feet, con’ DAY EVaW: 7 N & 00.. Avcts, & 00., OUSE AND LOT O8 NRW are L 8’ DAY i °, ee. By J. 0 UIBE oskWoop Cass TURE, AND AccTiox.—~Gp at Ko’c! Buite of Rosewcod Green Plush Rosewood Marble top Tables Walnut Whatnct, Pancy Tal RTE. Hovsrxory Brrr Ukeis D ; Nie at a ence of #. C, Jounson, Mae. We shall sell his Furnitur 10 Forte Parlor Furniture, finished ia Cane and Rush-seat Chairs, Lounge Brussels and other Oarpe' Oilcioth, Matting, Bronze Gas Fixtures, Martel 0: Walnut Bedsieads, stan's Cottage Sets. Hair and Husk French China Dinner a.d Tea Services, Glassware, c. Extension Dining Table. Side! Stewart’s Celebrated Cooki attachment, very comple! perfect order Bitchen Utensils, Heating Stoves, &c. TT ih. ol. J. 0. MOGUIRE & O0., Aucte,_ Doi2 . Bureaus, Wardrobes,ana Wash- Feather Peds, Bolsters, and Piliows Mattras:es board » with Hot Wi ia Utensils and BvJ.C. McGUIBE & CO. Auctioneers. Gus SALE OF OHOIOE WINES, LIQUORS, x GRocERIES, Fixtei Bux THURSDAY Mi o'clock, at the store of A. M sylvania avenue, near Thirteentn street, we shall sel). without :eterve, their extensive Stock of Wines, Liquors, Groceries, &c., &¢., comprising im art— - fot of Piper Heldsleck Champagnes, in pints and GLAR Proor Sa: iORNING 1 100 canes fine Brandies &0., &0 On ber 1zth, at 38 inger & Co. Pena- jhoice Bye and Bourbon Whiskey cases Best Gin 100 cases fine Sherries, Port and Mad 200 cases Gautenac, Panillac, and Lar, oe of Faney Style of ee quan Lot of Ulesra and Tobacco of. Tea, Coftee, Bpi Pickled Meats. Fis! Superior Chilied Iron Burglar Desks, Chairs, and Store Fixt A? TWELVE O'OLOOK, Excellent Horse, Express Wagon, and Harness ues at sale. 3.0, McGUIRB & 0O., Aucts, *7 THE ABOVE 8A) I8 UNAVOIDABLY postponed until TUESDA and BT Catal Terms cash, nos : no Il ices, Pickles . Bauces, &c., &s. Proof 17th, same hour J.C, McGUIBE & OO , Aucts. eira St. Estephe ttled Liqaors rted brands By J.C. MoGUIBE & OO, Auctiones: DzStBABLE BRICK DWSLLIN AFTELNOON November Irth. ai vember premises, we shall sell Lot B, in 9 and 10, in Square Ni street north. running back 8 Three-sto: and twelve Seed of trust Conveyances and charer, Roll” Bt Tose ‘o an alley, and im Brick wil in all some twelve or thirtess: onthe, wit interest, sooured bys jtamps atthe cost of the pur- J. 0, MO@UIRE & 0O., Aucts, ‘This property is well situated, th Li west of the ‘One-third in che 2atso bai 403, tronting 2 and Sth streets west, By J, 0. McGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers, ERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE u BIXTH AND SEVENTH STRERTS. AFTESNOON, Novem premises, we STREET, BETW On WEDNESDAY at4o’clock, on the ble Thiee-story and Basement Brick Dwelli: house and Lot, situated on the street, Petween Sixth and Seventh streets west. ‘The Houee is well built and well a: water and gas on the premises, and isin desirable as a residence. One half in cash: the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by of trust op the premises. Terms: ‘Title indisputable. Conveyancing st cost of the purchaser. Ba Immediate wosseanie pols neh! if thi Small Villa Terme > ard twelve mopthe, with deed of trust on th Conveyances at th: poll ite Joreph Gal Tracts or Sites, feet on tke read, and rurning and containing from one to three acres each. Plate of the premises ma} counting rooms of the su! third rem: sont Oo. Mi all sell eGUIRE & OO . Aucts By J.C. MOGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. QMALL AND DESIRABLE COTTAGE fITEB SS BEAR THE city a? PusLic 8aLe.—On THURS- DAY aFTERNUON, November i9th, a! onthe premises, we shall sellasna’ faby located tract of land, Blade ar be obtained at the bers, e remainder in six interest, secured by rehasers. RE & CO., Aucts, ‘along the old mandary of the cit mn,” the ivided into back jg from 125 to about £00 feet Acesta NT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, ond Hee, i ala 8_ will be sold ~Qyrner of G "‘wenty Washington, DO EUBLIO iauior "STA! 5 pelo her nee a erms cas! ia Government inds. 3 0. H. TOMPKIN'! Captrin and A. Q. no ll td and alse & Vv, No. 468 9th street, Old Harness and Saddles bong! pairing done at the lowest cash FROM LON) Kaxsrpys MILITA: ‘ytler on Milita: Adye on N ORNUM. BAN Law Dejafonson Naval fewseels Bhar En @ ry Hough’s }: ved Mecdiarmid on Military Bat gee ov Courts oush’s Practice INTER GARMENTS. BOYS’ CLOTHING. ip reesi: We are now BOYS’ and CBILDRE. est styles, suitable for the present and school of parent oc 2-iftf Waar of Courts D HARNESS MAKERS, between Dand E sts, ht price, oe Martial. Government of Courts Martial, wv. of War. Subordination. Martial. FRANOK TAYLOR. NG ofthenece ‘wear, to wrich we invite ., STRHPHENS & OO. Liat &Rep.] det. oth rs Porm