Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1863, Page 3

~ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Fonrp's THEATEZR.—The Grat week of theen- g2gement of the Webb Sisters at this popular ‘Theater, closes to-night, and it is safe to say that no ime pone pepe ever before made more friends or elicited more applause. And they are really deserving Of all the honors they have received. They appear to-night in the lays— The Market Girl of Paris” and «The Bitte Gipsies.”” GroveRr's THEATER.—Miss Lucille Western apyeare to-night in the character of « Jack leppard.” ‘The version of this play, in which Miss W. appears, isher own, and she is ace xnowledged to be superior in the character ot andsome Jack." She will be admirably sustained by Mr. Grover’s fine company. CANTEREBURY.—-The Highwayman’s Last | Crime,” & drama in which all of the Cant-r- bury dramatic company will appear, will be performed to-night. ir. J. H. Cailders will | go through hisjamous Zouave drill, and the Tegular concert hali bill of song. dance and i Ethiopian eccentricity will be performed. Fair.—This is the last night of the Fair at | ‘Odd Fellows’ Hall, under the auspices of the dadies of the Western Presbyterian Church. ‘They have still many beautiful aod useful ar- ticles on hand, which must be disposed of to- night, apd all who feel desirous of aiding a benevolent object cannot do better than visit the Hall to-night. It will be an excellent op- portunity to purchase suitable gifts for Christ. ames. canna Caen HosriTaL anp Prison InsPEcTiION.—Secre- tary Stanton with a view to correct hospital | and prison abuses, has established a Board of ‘Inspection for those establishments; and his thonghttulness for the welfare of the soldier will be seen in the character of the men desig- nated on the Board, and the rules drawn up for their guidance. ~ By special orders No. 511, issued for the War Department, Messrs. James ©. Wetmore of Ohio, Gardiner Tufts of Massachusetts, W.Y. SeWeck of Wisconsin, A. C. Uhester of Illinois, and J. C. Rafferty of New Jersey, are consti- tuted a Board of Inspectors of (tovernment Hospitals and Military Prisons in the Depart- ™ment of Washington, with fall authority to correct every abuse which th y may discover in those institutions. Ot the Inspectors thus appointed, the three ‘Tirst-named, Messrs. Tufts, Wetmore and Sel- deck, are the military agents of their respective States, and all of them are connected in one ‘way or another with the interests of the soldier; and the Secretary of War, in making his selec- tion of Inspectors, could not have pitched upon better men. In order that the Inspectors may have every tacility for the prosecution of the inquiries under their appointment, the Quar- termaster’s Department are directed in the or- der to furnish them such transportation as may be necessary, and the officers of the prisons and hospitals are directed to treat the Inspectors | with all due courtesy and respect. | The instructions of the Inspectors, as issued | by the Department, are as follows : ist. They are required to inspect the hospi- tals as to ‘he general order and cleanliness in all their psrts and premises. 2d. To observe as to the efficiency, faithfal- | ness and humanity of the Surgeon and the at- tendants. 3d. Toinspect the managementof the kitchen, the condition of stores and supplies, both as to food and clothing: the nature of the cooking; the quantity and quality of the rations; and in generaleverything pertaining to the sanitary condition of the patient. : ith. To receive complaints of patients as t grievance d give them a reasonable hearing and investization; yet in no way to interfere ‘with the military discipline of the hospital. If any just ground for complaint be found, or | any retorm be needed, they are to apply for the remedy tothe surgeon in charge. If that does not accomplish the end, they are to report the tact directly to the Secretary of War, and gen- erally they are to report to him whenever in their judgment anything relating to a hos- pe or its officers cannot be remedied without 18 attention. Sth. Three of the Board shall constitute a sufficient number to conduct an inspection, and every general Hospital in the Department is to be visited once in thirty days, and as much oftener as in the judgment of the Board it may be expedient. These visits will be made with or without previous notice to the surgeon in charge, as the Roard may determine. 6th. Generally in the spirit of the above in- structions the Inspectors are to regard the good condition of the Hospital as committed | @ their keeping, and are to have an eye on everything connected with them that concern the welfare of the patients, and the needs of the Military service. It is desirable, however, that they should so act that as far as it is pos- sible, consistenly with their duties, they shall not be antagonistic to, but co-operate with the zurgeons in charge for the best good of the Hospital. * As Prison Inspectors they are required to in- Spect the military prisons in the Department of Washington in all their parts and premises, as to their general arrangement, order, and eleanlicess. 2d. To observe as to the efficiency, fidelity and humanity of the officers in charge. 3d. To see whether the prisoners are as well eared for, with regard to rations, beds, cloth- ing, fuel and other accommodations for com- fort and decency as is consistent with the fact of imprisonment and the necessities of proper discipline. ; 4th. To inspect the records of the prisons, and see thet against the name of every person admitted there isa clearly written statement of the offence for which he is committed; and if from time to time persons are found imprisoned for a lcng period without an official hearing or appear to have been overlooked by the proper military authorities, or with regard to whom there is evidently some error in the charge, the Inspectors sre to report such causes with a c/ear statement of the same to the Secretary of War. Sth. Each of the military prisons in the De- partment of Washington 1s to be visited by at Jeast three of the board together, once in thirty days, and as much oftener as may be deemed expedient. Except by way of suggestion and advice to the superintendent, the inspectors are not to inter‘ere with the discipline of the prisons, but will report te the Secretary of War whenever in their judgment the good of the prisons and of the public service requires it. —__—.__— IMPORTANT RAILROAD AND MAIL CHANGES. On Monday next, 2¥d inst.. a general change in the schedules between New York and Washe ington occurs. Four daily trains, at improved speed, willran in each direction for through travel and mails, leaving Washington ats and 11:50 a. m., and 5 ands:30 p.m. Leave New ‘York at § and 10 a.m., and 7:30 and 12 p.m. One or two of these trains each way, will pass through Philadelphia without changeof cars between Jersey City and Washington. Before the first of January all the trains—both freight and passenger—are expected to run between New York and Washington withont any change whatever, using locomotive power, by the new road built around the northern limits | of the city of Philadelphia, between Kensing- ton and Gray’s Ferry. The passengers and mails from Washington connecting in New York for points North or East, will leave Washington at 5 p. m.; but all New York travel proper can take the sleeping cars at 6.30 p. m., kere, and reach New York in ten hours precisely, without interruption or change. The Baltimore and Ohio line adds another passenger train between Washington and Bal- timore, for the benefit of Government clerks, Congressmen and others, who will lodge in BFaltimore, by moving to and from Washing- ton to suit business hours here. This is ex- pected to relieve through travel trains also. The double tracks betw. n this city and Bal- timore, as wellas betwe a the Susquehanna and Philadelphia, and also near Trenton, are all being rapidly complet and sections of them will be puiin vse at once. The Baltimore and Ohio Company also im- proves its sched tor Western passenger trains from Washisgton and Baltimore, to meet the demands of increased travel, the Toute now being regarced as perfectly safe. oe FocrtH Warp Station Casgs.—David Simpson, peddling unlicensed; dismissed. W. Ouvdiip, assault and battery; do. John Coanor Yefusing to take a passenger; for trial. Wm. Lee, drunk; military. Thos. Roberts, do.; dis- orderly; workhuse. Geo Webster, do; #2. W. W. Gray, sbstructing sidewalk; $1. J. Burch, dizorderly; locked up three hours. Anthony Jobns, do.,do. Josiah Tatner, drunk ana dis- orderly; #2. John Allen, drunk; $1. Benj. Williams, do.; $1. Wm. Magruder, vagrancy; workhouse. ieee See e TcexED Over.—John McKee, the soldier arrested yesterday by officers Lynch and Mc- Colgan, upon a charge of robbing his comrades of the 33d New York battery of about $500 and Anumber of discharges, was held for further hearixg by Justice Thompson. He was subse- quently turned over to the military. His com- rades were very much exasperated by his con- | the temptation being very great, they stopped | the boat and took the bridegroom's supplies, v Mutton, best ch: 3 i a0! Lar, Peaches, oa! Potatoes, Uriah, pk.. Cheumber 4 pk . +. bald rock ,each. .$1.50a2 Kk, DE bei ‘ach..$2at] Brown stuff. \5|Shorts ———_ Tax Revier Assoctation.—We learn that the committee of the Relief Association for Te ra wy ; On WEDNESDAY EVBNENG. Nov. The. Committ No, 13.1.0.0.F. apectfully notify the mémbers of Order and their friends tha ts Se place Wi seins rohing: ov 2 ine’ . * Fompeiae Hall. (Unton Hotel.) Gest | x Musie b tas combrenes os Aad ats 2 reshment an exp terer. 3 keti DOLLAR—edmitting*s gentlemin angkste ONE bad of the Cosnmilitees. Committee of Arrant AD Baker J Fowler : feom = BP Vaux H Birch J @ Ridgeway i! the part of Lodges, Commies ets EERE J Edmondaon - Thos @ Warren*W J Phillips Washington Lod, 3 F Havener "WH mprasior S00 Whaley John MMartin JW Tucker ©" ChasT Bishop Harmony Lodge. WS Bright W BI Scott A Vermilion Qolumbia Lodge. ‘ WmRMelean WT Ford’ P @ Collison families of the soldiers of owr District volan- teers, will resume their mopthly payments on the Ist of December next. The rates of pay- ment are #1 per week fSr wife or mother, and fifty cents per week for each child. To epable these payments to be continued through the winter it will be necessary for’ those who have subscribed to this fund to pay promptly to Mr. Barker, who has been 4: ted for that purpose. Messrs. W. B. T: and Geo. H. Plant of Washington, and W.H. Tenny of Georgetown, will give orders on Major B. B. French, the treasurer, upon the application of the wives or mothers of our District soldiers. | — Sreconp Warp Station Cases.—Sophia Smith, drunk; dismissed. Mary Jackson, dis- orderly and profane; $1.58. Wm. Wilson, ped- dling unlicensed: dismissed. Henry Campbell, dronk; workhouse. Augusta Brown, swind- ling; dismiesed. Eva Wharton, do; do. Geo. } W. Thompson, drunk and disorderly; $155. | Fanny Wellington, do.;$2. Thos. A. Fuid,do.; dismissed. Jas. Robinson, do.;do. Jaz. Mar- Un, sleep in the street;do. W.H. Heyles, di orderly; diemiesed. Michael Cooney, drun ¢o. Harriet Brooks, street walking; $1. Dan’! Dunivan and Mich’! Martin, dr nk; dis- missed. John Eggleston. disorderly; Frank Smith, do.; forhearing. Jno. F. Chapin, asleep in the street; dismissed ———~>—__ APROPOS TO THE Srae*v.—Markriter, 456 Seventh street, has just Iaid in a seasonable s8'ock of articles in the upholstery and house- decoration line generally, of the most superb description; anc, what is quite as much to the purpose, as he buys exclusively for cash, his customers have the benefit of the factin the low rates at which he is enabled to sell to them in turn. Mr. Markriter conducts his business with an honorable fairness that fully entitles him to the respect and confidence he enjoys in the community. We believe no customer ever bad occasion to regret dealing at his establish- ment, or found his goods a shade different from what they were represented by him to be. Sa gee A WEDDING SPpoILeD BY MosEny.—Walter Williams, who resides near Poolesyille, in- tending to get married a third time, came to Georgetown a tew daysago and purchased a wedding cake, a barrel of white sugar, and sundry nick-nacks, to refresh the wedding party. The articles were placed on a canal bout to be sent up to his residence. Moseby’s garg, who were lounging about near the place of unloading, got a snuff of the delicacies, and thus leaving the wedding party in an exceed- ingly destitute condition. Sate ge BREAKING THINGS GENEBALLY.— Day before yesterday, as Sergeant Hurley was passing up Sixteenth street, he discovered arumpus going on in the houee of Mrs. Bridget Hurley, andon going in found a man named Thos. Uonroy, who had broke in the door and knocked the effects of the little shop about, and also beaten Mrs. Hurley severely, as he alleges because she had secreted his wife there. Sergt. Hurley took him before Justice Drury, and he was fined 25 for disorderly conduct, and held to bail to keep the peace, on account of the threats he had used. ages Youre CoLoRED GENTS.—Night before last, John Reynolds and Augustus Dunbar, two young colored bucks, while intoxicated went into the steamed oyster saloon of Mr. Bradley and called for oysters, which they wished to eat in the saloon, and the proprietor objected, when they got to cursing and swearing, and Mr. B. put them out. They, in the melee threw several stones, and one of the colored waiters was struck. Officers James and Clem- ents arrested them, and Justice Drury finea each $5. —~_—_. HorsEwuirrine His Wirz.—On Thurs- 4 day evening, as Officer Crump was going his rounds, he heard screams proceeding from a house occupied by George Shriver, a teamster, at the corner of 2ist and M streets, and he burst open the door, when he found Shriver with a heavy whip in his hand, using it say- agely on his wife. The officer took him be- fore Justice Drury, to whom he stated that he would whip her again when she got drunk, and he readily paid his fine of $3. ee ea Larceny.—On Wednesday, Catharine Dann ‘went into the ho of Ellen Halpin, during the absence of the latter, and walked off with & pitcher, soup tureen, and other crockery, to- gether with a mess ticket for one week, for which offence she was arrested by Officer Crump, who held her to security for appear- ance at court. ——_——~.___ SLavGutTsER-Hovse Ropexp.— Yesterday morning, the slaughter-house of Mr. Charles Brown. near Sixth and L streets, (Navy-Yard,) was broken into and two or three hundred pounds of pork, with salt enough to pickle it, was carried off. The parties dropped about the place strichnine, it is supposed, for the purpose of poisoning the dogs, but some of the hogs got hold of it and were killed. pues aiienai The Fara.—This is the last night of the fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Allthe articles on hand will be disposed of at auction. The refresh- | ments are still plentiful, and will be served by the pretty ladies or the Western Presbyterian | Church. | Pierce EcAn’s new book, Hagar Lot, or the Fate of the Poor Girl; Atlantic Monthly Maga. | zine for December have been received at Shil- lington’s bookstore, Odeon Building, corner of Four-und-a-half street and Pennsylvania ay- enue, —_—_e———— *“Music resembles poetry; in each Are numerous graces which no methods teach, And which » master-hand alone can reach.” There have been great changes both in me- chanics and the arts since Pope penned these lines, and notwithstanding his bold assertion, we have practical experience to prove that it there is any music in the soul, Prof. Wolow- ehi’s method is all-sufficient to bring it out, at the pupil's finger ends. Those who design im- proving this beautiful art, would do well to enter the Professor's class (at 3!6 F street,) as his stay 1s limited in the city. Cg ae To NiGuT!—We call once more attention to the tact that Mr. J. Fred. Meyers will deliver & political address to-night in Union League Hall, on Ninth street, to which the public generally are invited. * Wuitenurst’s GaLtesy, 434 Pennsylvania avenve, just+legantly refitted. See his immense collectionof Phetograpbs over fifteen thousand, His Card Vignetts are all the rage, = ee en Naevex Too Late to Leary —By Prof. Alexan- der Wolowski’s new and simplified method for iano forte and singing. «his Singipg and Piano Olasses, and opens course for Piano and Singing, which will lastin Washingten. Professor Wolowski re ceives visitors daily. at his residence, No. street, on the northeast corner of Eleventh straet. no ¢)l-im o- MARRIED, Rev Father Maguiter WILLTAM He BOBS. Maguire, GAME to Miss MARION 0. DOLBY, both of th On the 20th i: ea 1e it y Kelly jobs Ey ba MARY AN a, wife of Thomas is. Felati ed to attend the fune: rom in Temberance Hal"ahey” ay ‘ofslock a. Sunday, 23d. 20th instant, Mr JAMES ©. WELLS, - fe St the residence of ‘of the family are invit- te resid oie funeral will tek ‘Thomas Lucas, No. 167 r relock duct, and exhibited a determination to arrest Bim if possible, and were constantly on the ‘Watch for him until he was arrested. Not FULritiinG THe BaRGAIN.—This morn- ing Jobn Connor, hackman, was arrested for refosing to carry & passenger, and a hearing ‘was had under thecity law, by Justice Thomp-, eon. It appeared that the hackman was en- gaged to carry a cad (relatives of the de- easea) to a funeral and return them. On the return from the cemetery the hackman refused to take them home according tothe bargain, and put them down aerate cr ares from the spot agraed upon. Justice ompson fined Connor 85, and $1 costs. dapat of : ¥ neeeee Bieipe; S0- is morning, at 6 o’slock, ecasumption, which she orp site oh H at tse, i nanan BARTIN: 2 rime residence Uedustice REoR, On. PBIVA' MILIBS.—A Ge: gala te aut ropa pits Sant farina ie no Yepleht te rend out, will cena for thom "Best of ab te Fane on Seinec marine 1S, Olty Bost Office, forone week” Ad¢ toss Bex 17 ity Bost Office, for one po iT eost ° IE U Lodge. George Brown @ Smitheon ma W P Brown Friendship Lodge. Sam) E Douglass c 3 Wrignt are HGawier Beacon Lodge. HDorsy = — Wall **" BG Wilson Metropolis Lodge. WA Yates Ths H Robinson DD Clark . Excelsior, Lodgs. C8 Noyer Pey’n &crivener 5 H Moore “Mechanics’ Lodge. A Wheatly J Tkom AGiles Oriental Lodge. Lewis Kettler J Boss 5° pr Neidfelt no? St T= ISLAND wRrES Dene IN THE THE FIFTH GRAND BALL ISLAND FRIENDSHIP ASZOOI ATION 1s AND HALL WEDNESDAY, November 2th, 1883. The Committee Pledge themselves that neither rs ains or expense will be apared to make th: % tL of the i Te Bi : “gickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting ladios, and gentleman. A.L, Hutton, Z ‘ilson, P. Hall; RO 21-e03t* vB FIFTH GRAND BALL or THE JOURNEYMEN BAKERS Will be ge given on the 26th of November, UNITED HALL, 1863, at (On 11th street, bet. Pa. av, and E st.) A Tickets O31 DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Oowmitres. Fioorn MAnacers. Valentine Helmood, Louis Kaiser, Bichard Dewitt, Peto Munck, no 21-3t* EF BHINE FOR ALL! THE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THK EVENING STAR ASSOUIATION! WILL BE GIVEN AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On E Street, tet. 9th and orhy On WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2p, 1963. The Committee pledge themselves to make this one of the best Balls of the season, A well-known Brass aru String Band has been engaged for the occason. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Tickets for sale at the Star Office Counter, ComMITTEE, G@. W. Van Allen, J. Bipe, John Dice. J, Thomas, H. Bipe, F. Hail. M. Dowlive, W. Heatley. no ll-W&StDec 2 I OOK OUT FOR THE HOLY HILL BAND. 4 The Holy Hill Band of Georgetown beg leave to inform their frinds and the public in general that they will ave their LEST GRAND BALL AP TEMPER4&NORE HALL (On B street, Between Ninth ant th sta,,) Ox MONDAY, Novawszn 23D, 1553. The Band pledge themselves to make this Ball second to none, and promise an evening of unal- loyed enjoyment to all who may honor them with 1@ tT presemce. Lain ONS DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman el apd | Tomm ittce af Arrangements —Prof. W. H. Hodg- kin.Jacob Ashe. Jas Platz L. Wienholts, B, Mc- Quillan, Jas. Charles Joe. Clements, Thos. May, John Braay. = Bo 20 st* GARD COMPLIMENTARY BALL x 70 BE GIVam TO PROFESSOR J. W. KEBIS, TEMPERANCE” t ON fa Owe eer EY NovaemBer 25TH, 1863, Committe: of Arrangements. win pougherty, Kaw Murphy, Wm, Cassell, J. W. Falconer, |, Behrens, Master of Ceremonies—H. P. Kreis. Ticketa ONE DOLLAR. a¢mitting a gentleman and Iadies. No ticxets sold at the door. Ro 18-W,8.M& W4t* A GRAND OOMPLIMBNTARY BALL WILL BS GIVEN AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, (Navy Yard,) of 0 THANKSGIVING EVE, ( Weinesday, Nov, 25th, 1863.) Schroeder 6 Cotilion Band-has been engaged for the occasion, Committee pledge themselves to « pains nor expense to make this ¢/c Ba! “ri . re BO of th on. ‘ickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentlemas and !adies; to be obtained from the committee and at the door on the evening of the Ball. Comair? Es. T. B. Waltemeyer. First It. L. M. Halse, First Lt. B.O 8. Burke, A. H. Vermillion, Thomas Pamilton, eo, L. Lawrence. First ea F. W. Pettes, John W. Oross, Daniel B. Carrigan, W. V. Baldwin, First Lt_J. A. Robbin: ert, Joshus Green, Wm, Hocke, j Lt K.8. 0° Keefe, ¥, W. Kahtert. | No I7-eo4t = = A OARD.—A gentleman left at the Store of Messrs. Hinton & feel. 406 Penn. avenue, a most beuutiful White FOX ROBE. lt has never been used, and is for sale at 2) cent from New York prices, on account of an accident to his team. | It pe belleved. to be the only one in thiscity. | no ‘a | QFFLCE OF THE SUBVEYOR OF THE COUN- TY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. Notior | Property owners and arties interested in property within the county of Washington, Dis. trict of Columbia, outside of the Corporation of | Yashington and Georgetown, are hereby notified, | that books fove been opened at my of fice for the Recording of all plats and surveys of property, which have beea heretofore made by ~ of the Burveyors of this county. ronerty surveyed by me, lately. has been re- corded, and all property to be surveyed hereafter ure Re @ di 01 of Records recorded in Records. Th widening of Roads. and several gress in reference to Public Hii ways, hh many cases, changed the courses. distanc areas of property, and do materially a‘fect the de- ption of property, These facts are noted down in my Recorder. The plats handed to me will be returned to the roseistors within one month, will bear the date 2 2 fame manner as they are now euabdled bd Bp er to conveyance of property lying wiithin The Office ofthe County Surveyor at the City Hall, opposite Register of Will's, will be urdays, from 9 till 12 o’clock 8. m Horta pepe Btrsh trae! ah atuaMaee aa or, ap’ reet, corner o! oun street. Property holders and others having pats of land in the county, are requested to leave them with him, for the purposes above mentioned HARLES J. iN. Barveyor of the County of Wet AN! D.O. no? -: S=, BAISING FLOUB—Put up in et pack- ages for family and army use. This Piour is propounced by all who have used it to be une- ualled any heretofore offered to the public. Tie tasility with which It te used recase Pee: pensaple to any family. Fe E PERRI m0 20-3t Corner B and Ninth streets. iT ODER, CKWEHBat FLOUR, 608 TTER. SNGLIBH CH EBAS. IRB ERS OOD BiBE Nid MACKEREL. LMON, On Rand and for sole PY, ay @ PHERIB, Ro 20-8t Corner of Band Ninth strest. OR SALE~. young hands high, ness; no fault, the owpe: Bo wher. Aleo,s B Hal e ARE BSS. Apply af 529 ke. ews waproatep Is the most Bicasant ri ‘Bold w sr 4th and Sth. COUGH CANDY iy end BO S-iw* | those long se; Ou. frssarmae W Hist aime eeiSeeet to ae private family. ‘canto. aay iar uoiesieeiee te ge ts do) tlre Bo 2. 3t* ES SS Se " W antEp— ree | jerlean GIBL to Nurse ned they take aren cae Noss need unions os . Sen street, between t23h end we, afters or M 2 os ANTED, Pett een et ge A are 3 . . Per 4c ont Omen, Metab lecesion Samar et ree: ANTED—. Toeuire at bet. 18te and loth sts., Penn. ANTED—A 8U: Pr Venue, between 3d street and Hotel. Inquire st'@ear omee, ee YOUN OF SEVERAL YEARS RX- A Rerlenee Denes to obtain a Olerkehip ‘eteme address do Gea rk, BRADLEY'S Matic Tart; no 19-8" reeponail use, or would be willing obar, iy i Ponte set of Books For pertioulers asaze Waktap-s food STEWARD for Ward Mees, U.8. Iron clad “Sangamon.” ett Yard. pape A cy 40 p nonthy See. Mary, no i9.st® |. N OAHILL, U.8.N. gious training, rally useful about the Rouse. None need apply but those of Protestant persuasion, and who can 8. im their written applieation; u: abted references 9s to their moral character and ability. Address Box No. 5, Star office. Ro 19-3t* ce fore NANTES AE_RATEAMS. : i ; BIFHOP. at the Hal, ~??.7 ‘™mediatery 1 WANTED at No. 438 Penn. avenue, near 4‘ atreet,(The Dollar Store.) every one to cal and examine our fine assortment of Jewelry and Bilver-Plated Ware, no 18-lw* CORES; LAUNDBESSES, ANB GENSRAL Houseworkers inted for private families, boarding-houses, and hotels. Inquire] at the In: teiligence and Heal Estate Office, No. 511 Ninth street. pear Penn. avenue. Do 18-4t* N.H MILLER. W anak? SURGEONS and ASSISTANT 8UR GEONS tor colored regiments in the Depart ments of the South, Gulf, and Tennessee. All candidates must be examined before a Board of Medical officers. Boards are now in session at Boston, New York, Washiogton. Cincinnati, and St. Louis, and at the headquarters of the Armies of the Potomac, Gum- berland, ard Tenneseee s Applications for examination should be made to the Surecon Gineral, U.S A., Washington, D C., and must be accompanied with one or more testi- morials of good mural character from respectable eTsOnR. Pothe Board will determine whether the candidate in qusl:fied for surgeon or for Assistant Surgeon. ‘The candidate must be a graduate of some Regu- lar Medical O e; Don-gradu will not be ex- awined, RNES Acting Surgeon General. fargeon General's Office, November 18, 1863. _no 19-e02W war TED—A good COOK, WASHER and LRON- ER. Asettied woman qgierred Reference required. Apply at No. Sixth street north, bet. G and H sts. no i7 W ANs ED—A reliable PRESCRIPTION CLERK Apply at No 124 Penn ave. _n0 16-1w* OUSE WANTED IMMEDIATBLY—With all modern improvements; centrally located; in good repair; and suitable for » private family. Address Lock Box 67, Post Offie no 16 6t" WANTED AL ye ladies in search of the best silk and Mohair Braid for Dresses. ion Garibaldis, to know that WIuLIAM PRINO. has the article—the finést lot in the city, of all - He bas on hand magnificent Embroidered Flannel Skirts, Yokes and Sleeves and Blankets for children. Flannel embroidered by the beat hand Atamping for every kind of goods it 351 ¥ street, Op} ite Patent Office, ANTED, EVERY LADY TO LOOK AT THI8, Ladies intending to make presents of Bmbroi- dered and Braided blippets,as well as Smoking Oaps, to ehelr gentlemen friends, will find a large nt 0 assortm: nicest and newest designs, (se- cured apie rice,)at WM. PRINOR’S AMP. ING DEPOT, 351 F street, opposite Patent Office. He has just secured a new lot of Medallion a: other Skirt patterns for Braiding, new and bezuti! Night Wrapper, Ohemise Yoke, Band, and Panta- Jot patterns ; ‘ail of which he will stamp while you wait Having the only Machinsin town, will make any pattern brought, however intricate. and dest of all, hie stam: g cose not rab out while working. Pocket Handkerchiefs ready ped and stam ped. with any Initials. Mohair and Gold oe 8 and O Im Wy ANTED—At the Treasury Extension, twent CARPBNTBRS. To good workman, the high. $e Ualse of onstruction, Treavery pulidieye” o ns a) iy ing. rai *"IBATAH BOGERS Bupervising Architect. s0 22-16 [Ohronicle.) W4RiED” SROOND- HAND | F BNITORE Also rors, Oarpe! jeda, ding an He 5 joods of every description. uve Gog BUOBLY cua na at mar 9-tf det. G and H. east side Seep PERSONAL. AX ONE KNOWING OF THE WHERE. abouts of BARAH JANE and ELIZABETH SOMEBS, contrabands, who were hired out during last August, will confe fer a favor on their mother, BABE i. THOMPSON, at Harrisburg Penn. Bo 90-3t™ M RB. F. ATEINS—CLAIRVOYANT PHY sician, 375 Thirteenth it, examines all kinds of diseases, and has Medicines adapted to tae greatest confidenca in her Me- dicines, as she herself has been raised up from the worst forms of diseases by their healing qualities. The public are invited. no 7 2w* A MEDIOAL NOTICE, LL Yemale Complaints, likewise Gout, Rheum- atism, Neuralgia, &c., cured without fait speedily. MRS. no 16-Im* 445 K street, Washington. O IMPOSITION.— MADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astroiogist, was born with a natural gift. Bhe tells the past and future—never known to fail. Onuses speedy marriages; brings together rated; cures all diseases. Business strictly confidential. No, 424 15th street north, shove Row York avenue, one block from Treasury ent, 6 only person that ean show & likeness of future husband or absent friend in reality. -_Ladies 50 cents: Gentlemen $1. no 9-12t* BS. L, SMITH— The Greatest Test Medium of the Axe—Will give sittings for ashort time at $6 I street, between 4th and 5th streets. to examine diseases, see your dead as well as living friends; gets names, reads character, and reads the future: magnetises. Sittings $1. | GEORGETOWN | ADVER’MTS. 422808 DANCING ACADEMY—AT UNION 'L. GEORG BTOWN, PROF. MABINI’S Dancing Academy is now | open for the receytlon, of Fusits, pave and hours of tuition, Mondays and Fridays, from 3to5p m.. for young ladies and misses and, mas-ers. For circulars apply at the Academy; during sehool hours, no 2l-iw™ POE 84LB- A Handsome TROTTING WAGON, weighing 207 lbs.; three plate spring. fullseat; made to order by Stivers and EY Fmith, New York; but Tittle used. Atso, & set of fine Bingle HARKNESS, by Dunscombe. Apply at pie private Stable. corner north K and 1st eta, from one to three o’slock, for three day no 20-3t* (CLO4KS, CIROULABS, AND SHAWLS. BLACK CLOTH SACKS at 86, I a ee 8 FROSTED “BEAVER, PLUSH. MILTON and SOARLET OLOAKS and OFROUL ARS in great Variety, {ne 20} M TAYLOR & So! jotten of the best brands for sale. | Bs WM, L. WALL & 00,, 01 th jovember, at 10 o'slock, we w: a Aaree qssatity of Grapes. aol {20hron] _W. L. WALL & 00,, Aucts. wotioneers. By J. 0. MoGUIRE & C0. X@SNSIVE SALB OF Love rrouting 738 ABD x amp Reops Jgbaup AYEEUR AnD 5 etRe: On TURSDAY, the ist of December, we shall infront of the the ses, at $3¢ o'clock p.m, the whole of Equare No. 442, subdivided isto Hand- Lots running to alleys. This only one square from the Railroad tre f, ina thriving and fast improv- y ‘erms : One-fourth cash; balance in 6, 12, Je,and 24 months, for notes, interest from dat A deed given free of cost, and deed of of trus “- xi the parelieser; taken. Plate ofthe Square may be seen at the Auction <n J. 0. MOGUIBE & 00., Aucts. oP) By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. uaus. Batox Hovsss 1m miox.—On WEDNESDAY AfTRRNO 25th. at 40’clock p. m., in front of tI Rae! sell premises, jo. 180, in Beatty and Haws- rgetown, fronting 40 treet. between High and ie back 6 feet, improved Patt, or Lot Li by two Small ALSO. f Lot No. 199, adjoining the above, fronting Steet on 4th street and running back 125 feet. ALSO ; Baste: t of Lot No. 179, adjoining the above, fronting Re feet on 4th street, and ramming back 150 feet ‘tle indisputable. Fre ‘Oue fourth cash ; the balance in 1, 9. and and 8 years,secured bya deed of trust on the prop- erty 1 yyancing and Btamps atthecost of the purchaser. "EDWARD J SHOEMAKER, dgent for Owners. no® d&ds THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r. ASSISTANT Qu Sand Bens gen sree ¢ Corner of Gand Tieenty-second streets, OTIOR—In addition to tie sale of condsiined 2 ion to é sale of condsma ite ani mais on Wednesday, the 26th of Novem- THIN BFALLIONS AND BROOD MARRS same » piace, an rms. wa be Sold on tne 72) H. TOMPRING, no Captain and A.Q.M.,U.8.A. FOR SALE AND RENT. _[For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) OOMB AND BOARD —Two Neatly-Furnished Rooms, on second floor, communicating, with Boerd, may be obtained by early application at 406 J2th street. between I and K. ferences ex- changed. Gentlemenonly need apply. no 21-3t (OB SALE—Two SHANTYS, situated on the Baltimore Road, Oamp Barry. pagulrs of Ma. LUTZ. cor. of 10th and QO sts., orat MR. KING'S, near Camp Barry. no 21-3t™ {;URNISHED ROOMS TO LET. — An ologant suite of Rooms to let—parlor and chamber, on second floor—at No. 425 Thirteenth street, bet H, only two squares from Willarda’. Mefer- ences required. no 21 St* Fs SALE—A BUSINESS PLAC, situated 452 Ninth street The houre contains 15 rooms, kitchen, and cellar. Rent $70) a year. Possession can be had immediately if required, asthe proprie- tor is.goine to Burope. Inquire on the premises, BO FOB BENT Hirst Btory and Back Basement of ouse No, 461 Eleventh st., usar F, unfur- pished. Also. Furnished YARLUB and sdjolning CHAMBER, 261 Penn. avenue; two CHAMBE if desired. MITOHELL & 80N, jal Metate Brokers, 21-3t* southeast cor. Pa. av. and 15th st, {OR SALE—-A MARKET FARM of about 23 neres, two miles from the Neve. Yard Bzidge. Alto, a Place of 83 Acres, suitable for market pur- Fer and 6 one-scre 3, opposite the New eCourse. Plate can be seen at the offices of C. BRENT Beg, Attorney. Oity Hall; J. W. BAB: NACLO’S, Eeq., L street, near Seventh: GHO. A. BOHREB'’S Grocery Store near Navy Yard Bridge, 3BO21 2w* CHARLES J. UHLMANN, OOM8—Handsomely furnished. Apply at 332 R Gat,. bet, 12th aad Isth sta. ni no 2)-3t* RESTAURANT FOR SALB—In a firet-rate business |, and doin For particulars apply at the Star office, no 2) lw* Reus FOR RENT—Two Booms upstairs and a Kitchen below for rent, on 6th street: Capitol a Hill fifth door south ofthe aven the premises. F°% RENT.—A Buite of Parlors, Handsomely Furnished, toa gentleman without Bo: gation first-clas inquire at 400 léth street, be- tween I and K. no 20-2t* (OR RENT- A new two-story FRAME HOUSBS. with gas init, om 7th street, near corner of 8 street. Cars running by the house. Low rent, ‘50 bonus will secure it, Address G. W., Box 38, ‘tar office. ne 29-3t* WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE—IN A MOST desirable location, for rent, to responsible reors only; and not for a boarding house, Ad- ress CE. B., Star ofiice, for further parviculars, no 20-St* Fo! BERT OB SALE—A Li Frame HOUSE, JORNAUN' See ETURTeY, Tee Anauirg of Ey 8 th 7 GEO. J. JOHNSON & OG.,corner of ath and bone avenue. : ‘wo 2)-Ste QOM8 TO LBT—The Upper Part Boose, on Gapitol Hill, two acuacon: fom tks Esilro sither fecpiahed or unfurnished. poly ie corner o} x’ street eas’ = Baavenue, Anew Stable attached. eres OR SALE—A three-story FRAME HOUSE. Fonitatle fora bag house, contaiaing tf rooms, corner of I and 23d si very beau'ifut Igeation—one square from Pa. ay. Vor particulars inquire at 261 Pa av. no 2) gt* Fo LEASE-One Acre of (;:ROUND, fronting on Seventh street, above the Park: A gooa usitess geation. "Alto for rent ony intge ROOM, on the first door. Inquire of MRS, MARY BEALL, Tih street, above the Park. Bo 20 St™ {OR SALE—A PIE and CAKE BAKBRY and MARKBT BTAND in Center Market, HORSE, WAGON, and everything in that line of ‘business, inquire on 7th st,, bet, Land M, No. 297. no 2) 4U* J.H.HANLIM. FS, BNISHBP APARTMENTS—New and elegant furniture, suitable for members, army officars cr others wishing to form # mees, consisting of four Farlors and chambers, connecting with dining roem. Board will be furnished if desired. Apply at No. 495 17th st,, between HandI. no 29-3t* Fo? RENT—A BRICK QOTTAGR, containing sour large rooms, with halis,and half an acre of ground attached; on the corner of 14th street east and F street north, convenient to the Government Printing Office or Lincoin Hospital. Apply at the Reel Estate and Intelligence ice, No. 511 Ninta street, near Penn. avenue. N.H. MILLER. Do 2-lw* Fo BENT—A fine STORE and BAQK ROOM, on 7th street, near Patent and Post Offices. Possession given immmediately. Inquire at the Goslteg Bouse, Bo: 247 Penn. avenue, bet. 12th and 13th streets, "no 20 2t™ OB RENT—A New Taree-story BRI! F on Feventh street west. between fete Terecn porte none the vallened qiation, containing a ing? store a ven ms. 0 me 261 Seventh street, between M and N " — HOPED sKinta AND DRESS GOODS. » doren HOOP SKIBTS of new and beautiful de- Also. Plain and Corded POPLINE, MEBINORS, COBURGS, VALANOIAB, . Received and at low prices. nog) 00 Sne St OW Priceta taYLOR & OO. CONFRBOTIONERY auD LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S DINING SALOON. ‘signed takes great pleasure in inform- 55 High street, Georgetown, to 466 a 5 2 4 Pennsylvania Se cata ets OT ae is rr MEY, apie Ceive and serve AND DOMBSTIO CONFECTI £0. a0, Weidings, votes Private Parties, apd Suppers, ir OREAMS, WATER IRs, ond aK: oe 8, SIMMONS. Cloaks: yObOaKst ite orks cos ‘Kien OUNTRY RESIDENOE AND MARKS : C DEN FOR PEALE Cheep Jor. cout nites tee Bate icieeratomtgaanlany uot fen le 7 . Tt, of the vile ot bone Geo Riisiy. ear the Patast and'best Gas’ ioe * tw Handsome Furnished PAROBS or Suites or Bone on the first and second floors, A! with clare Pe rate family, gue: first- eee rete ired. hohe ne N F2 BENT—A large four-story BRICK DWEL- tine with od water, on Mass. avenue, Between tth and ith streots, wilt be rented toa Ginigoa.ar auyrien nde FO Sebat MOR’. 'e nw pty idee a oe 79 479 Ninth sirect, ; Ore lok Si silt iy Sure ae Dowtacst o: Faney nage Macocts 6 ¥ Boots, Shoes, Outiery, Ware, Blankets, &¢. A large ensortmeatot rem | ry. The sales wil be contirued every Monday, Wee- mesday and Sa! locks, Fancy Gi Fire, Giasionery. Belo-ectw OK. F, PAGE, Auch By J. 0. McGUIEE & 00., Auctionsers. DMINISTRATOER’S SALB VERY ‘Us- perigee Dg ta yem! 6th . commencing at 63s o’slock, con- tinuing at the same hoar on sue sesding: we shall sell the extensive and valuable Lib: of the late J. Louis Kioser, cf Alexandria, V: com prii the newest and best editions u- ommor good order and preservation. We same Fy : , Laws, les, Commentaries, and Digests Boporte mvs. Bupremo acd Civil Courts and the Beports irginia, Maryland, ly: {ea rian eee ee Marylsna tain rts of g Reporte sue Poets Gourts of Common Law, 93 A180 $ is fine collection of Misceliancous Books, compria- — Ke Bi ph fag Minories ae 6) K ries Tiustrated Travels and Voya, Finely Lilustrated Works on Natural Atlases, Books on Slavery, and other og pics of the day none by Staunton, 8 volumes, 4to, splendid- stra! Moral’and Religious Books, particularly on Wee— pr th Fize Gabinet of Mineralogy with more) th an owe jousand specime! properiy a Lm Catalogues may be had on application to the ‘Agctioncers. 'erms casi rder of the Administratrix. vor Oy OG OMCCULRE e OO. huot're, a7 THE ABOVE BALE I8 POSTPONED IN consequente of delay in getting out Catalogues, until SORDAY, Nov. 23d, same hour. nol4 J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. By J.0. Mo@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, New J BY AVENUE AND FinsT STRERT WB! MONDAY AFTERNOON, November. 334 nt ot o’closk,on the premises, by virtue of de of trust, dated J: id duly recorded Ape J. A. 8.,No. land records for W: county, D. 0 , I shall sell part of Lot No, 9, in Square 589, fronting 12 feet on north L street, between New Jersey avenue and First street and running back 161 feet 11 inches, te- gether with the improvements covsisting of a two- story Frame House with back bu.iding and a: taps in — ‘erms cash. Conveyances at cost of purchaser. ” SAMUEL T. ORCWN, Trustee. CHARLES T. GRIFFITH, Salesman. Oc?? fawkds C. McGUIRB & OO.. Aucts. BvJ.C, McGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. & firat rate business,” SP zBIO! BOSEWOOD CASE CHICK ERING P1ano FonTB, Miazors, CHANDELIERS, CABINBP GaN? Vases, ORNAMENTS, SILVER- &c —On TURSDAY MORNING, at 10 o’ciock, at the residence of Clement Hill, Esq., H street, between Connecticut nue and Seventeenth street, we shall his entire Furniture and Household Effects, comprii Buperior} "9 ie > a " i] = > wood-cae, keven octave, Piaad Forte by Chicke Suite of Bosew Carved Parlor Furniture, fin- - ished in Gripen, and Gola erosate *™aninhed in Brocatel oy : q@ilt Framed Frereh- plate ‘Mantel id Pi Tamed Frereh- an Green and Gold Brocatel Ourtains, with EaseGere 5 ioe, and Fixtures Handsome itoire Pair of superb Bub! Buffets, Secretary and Work- f Beautiful Whatnoteand Fancy Tables, in Rese- we Fine Medallien and Brussels Carpets Rugs, Oileloth, Stair Rosewood Oloth covered Whist Table magnificent Dresden Vases from the Tuileries, finished inthe most elaborate ase of art, ith his'oric figures. & o rape 2 . Ya inches high, the jar; col Blegant Chine: and Bisque Vases, Groups, and Fig- ures Lar, id handsome J: se Card Receiver Pacers a. Liquor Stand, Meg Stand, Castors and Butter Lod Elegant Eller s1tee Deseert ts, win oa ith four brackets, engrav. g ceahae Ses, four fruit stands, ant ‘two wins Blue and ola OGhina Dinner and Dessert Service, Gilt and Decorative Dinner, Tea, and Dessert Ber- vice Fine Table Oxtlery, Cut and Engraved Giassware perior Walnut Carved Brtension Table Marbie-t > Sideboard, Leather covered Dining Pbrary Boor gazes, Sod Books ieoee in Walnut i and Arm Excelisnt Bedstead: , Wardrobes, Bureaus, Wash- nds Buperior Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses Lounges, hairs, Rockers Rolstare and Pillows, Toilet Beta Chamber Stoves, ~\"* Sets Window Curtains, Shades, and Cornice, Together with the usual assortment of Kitchem Bequisives. Terms cash. Two J, C. MeGUIRE & OO., Ancts. AMeTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFIOR, ‘ooT OF @ aTREET, Waszinatox, D.O , Nov. 5 Will be sold, at Public ‘Auction.on S5E8 Y, the 2th inst., at the wharf foot WATER BA ot of G street, a lot REELS AND OAnna: ai condemnea as unfit for the public service, Pale to commerce at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms cash, in Government fan 202 8. ALLEN. Capt. and Act. Acwst.Q. M. By J.C. Mc@UIRB & CO. Auctioneers, ELAS Peaw an? ULL GUILE BRSLDRROR z TY ee BiLe—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Neves ber 25th, at 4o’clotk, in front of the on. ve shall sell » desirable ani well-built Threo-storr sted om The sent sits CP Rete eines. sce oR Becond ani Third streets west vere Ceereee and oF » Nevem- 3 5 ery particular, is furnished with all the modera improvements Tv One-third cash ; the remainder in siz twelve months, with interest, secured by a “ife‘parthara? of She House oan bare ail or any e purchaser of the House can or portion of the Furniture at a fair valuation, nod 3.0 McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, a Vy iblic sale, fo! at foot ar Fr cash, at the or tomas ri Se ee HBRALD, HEB TACKLE, TOL eE ANE SU BKETO RE A'so. at the same time, her Cargo, vis : Ch te: Compasses. sinatohee,” fics itt Tee Biot Breed and past Sth le rea: Ipreagks Bohemian talk, 45 kega Carborate of Soda, ENR AED CE nee. ©. ome OE aaetearn omens hatin no 19 d&ds" Io aL, ED TO THE AFFLICTEB: Treated inte moet Senet Mane, Pecans