Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1864, Page 1

PoS8aLs vOR LOAN TauasUny DeranrMen? July 25, 1964. . _ Notice ia hereby given that subscriptions will : a by the Treasurer of th United States. eral Assistant Treasurers and Designated Depositories and by the National Banks designated Bd quslified as Depositories and Financial Agents} or Treasury Notes payable three years from August 15, 1864, bearing interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths per cent, per annum, with semi annual coupons attached, payable in lawful oney. “these notes will be convertible at the opticy of the holder st maturity. into siz per cent. geld Dearing bends, redeemable after five and payable twenty years from August 15, 1867, The Notes will be issued in the denomination so fifty. one hundred, Sve hundred, one thousand an five thousand dollars, and will be issued in blank, or payable to order, as may be directed by the sub- Seribers. ‘All subscription must be for fifty dollars, or Some multiple of fifty dollars, Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos Stes, The party depositing must endorse upon the orizinal certificate the denomination of notes re- quired, amd whether they are to be issued in blank or payable to order. When so endorsed it must be Jeft with the officer receiving the deposit, to be to this Department. a "Fas notes will be transmitted to the owners free of transportation charges as soon after the receipd of the original Certificates of Deposit as they can epared. oon will be allowed to August 15 on all deposits made prior to that date, and will be paid by the Department upon- receipt of the original certificates ‘As the notes draw interest from August 15, per fons making deposits subsequent to that date a, - ‘must pay the interest accrued from date of note to date of deposit. Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and upwards for these notes st any one time will be allowed a commission of one-quarter Of one per cent., which will be paid by this Department upon receipt of a bill for the amount, certified to by officer with whom the deposit was made. No ’ deductions for commissions must be made from he deposits, Officers receiving deposits will see that the properendorse ents are made upon the original certificates. All.officers authorized to receive deposits are requested to give to applicants all desired informa- tion, and afford every facility for making sub. scriptions, W.P. FESSENDEN, ty %-tf Becretary of the Treasury. a Pane a SSS TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. =, XXLV. AT;CTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. BY: PEELE 2 Auctioneers, avenue. REGULAR AUCTION SALES EVERY TUBS- DAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. Uash advances made on all kind of goods. Sales settled same day. if required. Bep 2-1m B* C. 8. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. NOTICE, Pursuant to an order and decree of the Orphan’s Court of Washington Cousty, duly ratified and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in Equity,I shall,on THURS- DAY, the 6th day of October next, at 4% o'clock, p m., sell at publicauction, on the premises, al} the right, title, interest, claim and demand of the minor heirs of John T. Killmon, dec’d, of, in and toan undivided half part of = certain piece or par- cel of ground lyiag, situate and being in the City of Washington, and known and distinguished in the public plan or plat of said city, as Lot Nambet six, (6)in Square Number five hundred and fifty- nine (859), and estimated to contain eleven thous- and six hundred and fifty-nine (11,669) square feet more oF less. Terms: One halfof the purchase money cash; the residue payable in 3,6,9and 12 months, with in- terest, the deferred payments to be secured bya deed in trust on the premises, All conveyances. ineluding revenue stamps to be paid for by the purchaser. MABY J. KILLMON, Guardian of the minor heirs of John T. Killmon, deceased, C. BR _L. CROWN & CO., Auct, Sep 26-10t* NGO eor iD RORFOLE VATS TORMEESS | Jy W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, ZROM WASHINGTON Vie eal ect TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A_HOUSE AND LOT iN < D. i t, the Ba of trust e y 10m Seaterat wit leave, Baltimore’ for Fortress | Gated the l7th day of August, 196), and recorded in Monroe and Norfolk, at 4.8) p.m. Passengers from | biter 9. A. B., No. 203, folios 167.et seq. one of the Washington, will take the is a. m. train, to con- ind Records. &c., we shall offer at public auction ot with the Bay Line Steamers. No connection | OP WEDNESDAY. the 2st day of September, at 4 nect wit ith3p.m. in as heretofore. Weep 2h TMD AS DEIN. FALLS, President, ae CR EA, Preient. BALT'MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. after Sunday, June 19th, 1864, Daily ing be run between Washington and New York and Washington and the West. as follows: FOR PHALAUELED 4 Aa YORK AND Leave Washington at 7.90 a, m.,11.15 s.m.,and bre, te 3 sells: -excent Sander. F. he on!) FOR BALTIMORE 4ND PHILADELPHIA. eo e Washington at 3pm. daily, except Sun- Passen uP o’clock, p.m,, in front of the premis-s, all of Lot numbered seven, (7,) of sub-division of Square numbered four hundred and thirteen, (413,) of the plan of the City of Washington, with the improve- ments thereon, consisting of a two story Frame House. This property is situated on south G@ st., between 8th and 9th streets west. The Lot has a width of twenty-four (24) feet, ten (10) inches, and adepth gh ape undred and twenty-four feet, eight (8) inches to an alley ii Terms of sale: One half cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes forthe deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and bearing interest from the day of sale, and se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of saleare notcomplied with, within five days from the day ofsale, the Trustees reserve the right to re-sell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving one weeks notice by two insertions in some newspaper im the OUD WAND 0. CARRINGTON ASBURY LLOYD, AaBepest au Z7-2aw3wkds WM.b, WALL & CO., Aucts W7-THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY xpstponed to SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 c) 3 rs will note that this train ransas far elphia only, FOR wae TORE Washington at 6.30 p.m. Z vaptain rey New ‘York passengers exclusively, FOR BALTIMORE. dave Wazhington st 6.508. m.,11.15 a. m..$p. ., 4.45p, m., 7.2) p.m , abd 8.90 p. m., except 5 Gay. On Sunday at 7.90 a. m..8 p. m., and 8.90 p. m, FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave Washington at 6.30 a. m. and $, 4.45and 8.90 meee: Gepes ena funday al an 30 Dp. Tickets sold to all points WEST, and bassase Checked through, FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave Washington at 6.30 a. m. and 4.45 p.m. daily, exee; — . .o train for Anna’ ins leavin, ashington at 7.50 a. m. and Mr, R. O through to New York without change carson 6.80 and 8.99 Bi m.trains, Berths dail yat the ticket of- Sbat Roce ey must be secured of the ear conductor, h trains stop at all way points, \. = tia stops only at Bladensburg, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay faily, except Sunday. day it atovs at all way points. ULAR NOTIO#, terrae a ners Riiaaane tht 2 runs only as far as a it to Balt only. Also, lay. OnSunday it runs Be pistons jan- F.C. CARRINGTON A. LLOYD. Trastees, sep 22-4 WM. L. WALL & C0., Aucts, e7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- poned to the 8th day of October se 40’clock, oer E. 0. CARRINGTON,} Trost 8. _ Rep 26 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y J.C, MOGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A FARM CONTAINING 110 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, SITUATED IN Hat a ESET Guire & Go, on TURSDAY the Grok Noone, ed until 5 p.m. DAY, the Ist of November, 1864, at 12 M., by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the 234 of May, 1859, and recorded in Liber B, No. 4, Folios the land records for Fairfax county, {sllowing Secapinee property, lying and be’ the county of Fairfax, and State of Virgini: A Bestuing at A. stone planted on the south gise of the Middle Pike Road, nee with sai pike northwesterly to Samuel Perkins’ corner at J, thence southwesterly along said Perkins line to a stake I, thence southerly along the said Perkins line to astake L, thence northwesterly along said Perkins’ line to a stake K, thence southerly to the north fork of Holmes’ run om Kingsman’s line to GEO. 8. ‘t at Wash- tee: marked maples. pine a ES e paplin 3 at i 1D, jan 's corner, ence sonuthea: ri jong Fs eaece of Transportation. | the said run to D, a stake one pole trom Lips 4 Je 20-tf bomb’s line, thence north $2 deg., east 231 poles to A, the be, , containing 110 acres of Land, more or less, together with all and singular, the IR PTOTEMEN A, DETALEOD hereditaments, and ap- purtenances to the same, Terms : Fifteen hundred dollars ia cash on the day of sale; the residue in twelve months from day of sale, with interest, secured by a deed of traston © premises, If the terms of sale are not complied with within ten days after the sale, the trustee reserves the ylent to Desert Ae the risk and cepenee oe the de ‘aultin, urchaser on one weeks’ notice in the a Mvening ter. H. N. GILBERT, trustee, > ocl-eoSkds_ J.0.McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, AND 12TH STREET WEST. Pursuant to a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 9th day of Be. tember, A. D. 1964, in_a ce cause (No. 18] equity) wherein Lioyd W. Williams is complainant and Arthur Nelson and others defendants, the undersigned Trustee will, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of October, A. D. 1864, at 5 o’clock p. m., in front of the premises, sell, at public auction &c., one of irgi the ve ore le e that the 6.50 p, m. irain forks passengers Ws information, tickets of any kind Is to GEO. 8. KOONTZ. ; TH, &. M. COLE GenerafTicket Agent. Guild earertvanta ROUTE 0 THB NORTHWEST AN D SOUTHWEST. AND AFTER NOVEMBER 16TH trains aE Nee Baltimore from the North Qal- vert Station as follows: Hagrisburg thing A.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON ass with the 9.20 a. m. train from Baltimore for ‘Pittsburg and the West, and for Elmira, Baff- alc, Rochester, Dunkirk, Ganandaigua, and Mi- agata Falls, and for New York city, HE 7.20 P. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON connects with the 9.30 p. m. train from ern more for Bimiraand the North and Pittsburg and the West, SLEEPING OARS ON NIGHT TRAINS. the following described pieces of ground, situate in Borpizns? TioeRts Ae Govunswax? Rar; the eity of Washington and Distriet of Uelumb: ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY, with the appurienscen thereto Belongings vine east ‘on! ce afi ask dB gee’ north gad running beck wine or tickets and any information apply atthe | MALT tho north part of Lot I7, in same square, giles cits Sree Peaaay een aes former ¢ 290.) fronting tebtrefsht feet and six inches: on Depot House, No 463 Ost, near Mow Jersey | iPro of the lot eee ee mee that width nue, Washington. J. | pani Tt oe wee and Ticket Agent, 6th Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, will be: One-thiga ¢f the purchase money in cash; the residue {n sixand twelve months, with interest from the day of eale, for which the purchaser’s notes, with approved security, will be taken, with # retained lien on the premises. R*?! READ! READ! BEAD! If the terms of sale be not complied with in five —_— days hereafter, = Frastee xoqeryes the right B v 4 Te-s¢) e@ prope: on whic: efau eo BEW PALL ARD WISSED Goer aes x6 made, at the risk and expense of the defaulting gives a large assortment of Gent’s oods, samer aaa the latest styles, at SMITH No. purchaser, on one week’s public notice. BEALL’ 617th street, between I and K sts, Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the purchaser," SonN 0, KENNEDY, Trastee. sep 20-eo&ds JAS.0, McGUIBR & 00., Aucts, UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, lermaster General’s Office, 1st Divi: Persons will do well to 1 and examine our RNISHING GOODS before purchasin, = will guarantee to save them }! aNATH a BEALL’, 7th stroct, bet, . Washington . September 26, 1864. Will be seld’ st puiiie suction. wo the Lighost Those in want of BUSINESS SULTS. will please | bidder, af Uitsboro, DO. om ee on 054 selection of pisce goods om handvat BMITH & | ONE HUNDRED | A Virey CAVALRY BEALL’S, 7th street, bet. I and K, No. 361. RIDAY. Abas Fi B 7, 1964, ONE HUNDRED ‘au, urtY ‘CAVALRY These horses have been condemned f thi service of the army. poo eat e cavalry e For road and farmi: le gains marie baa. marpenet Many gop pat Terme cash in Ckitea States currency. Sale to Sy Porder of the Quartermaster eneral ied TAMES A ERIN, @-t Col. inch: Ist Div. Q. M.G. 0. A vorr08 BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, USTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.—Persons it eir a BEALL’, 7th street, bet-1 and K, No. 361, BOYS’ SUITS.—We have just recalvoa our large fall os Siaves acs oF Base i) ped sce we are offering at ve 10" prices, member iJ faco,SMITH é& BEALL'S, 7th atrect, bet, 1 akd Ki'No. 361. Sep 1é-1m* TREET, — 367 mia — st 367 QUARTERMASTER GEN.’s OF FICE, 18T Pace 3. T. Hapweu, RICHARD HENDERgoM, inaton Orry, October 1, KIDWELL & HENDERSON, No, 367 D Mirek, none inths Franklin Hall ra * Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that they are now receiving their Fal bescid at Publis Austion, to the Mishons i the time os . veer ine ine aad oe ied oor a ‘lmington, Delaware, THUBSDAY, October 20, Btock of PAPMRHANGINGS and WINDOW York, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, October 27, SHADES, PAPEB CURTAINS, PIOTURE CORDS io HUNDRED OAVALEY HORSES, at each All of the latest styles ana | Place. and TASBELS, &°. lace ndevingd at the lowest cash . fae pt fs vo lemned as unfit for ‘the ci vali ice army. rignedd Wertman, at snore noice 57 DY x06 | SR Toad and fartbbe purvost, MARY £004 ar Remember the viace, Ne. 367 D street, near fring may behead $6, commence at 10 a.m Wb oprence on D eS int aa ¢. lorses sold —a m2. a es pees eS Sata y fr Cengta ty feneral, J vst aeoa at pare stock of sree Re hich we offe: * by i r for Y ei oo 1 Salone! in charge 1st Division, Q. 4 G..0. ASSEY OCOLLING & 00.8 PHILADELPHIA DBAUGHT 4LE AnD PORTES: ; Lamnow receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT ALB and PORTER from this celebrated brewery, which I am prepared to furaish on abort to, all persona who favor me with their orders. 7 | een be MS EATER Will be premptix at- “Goods delivered in all partaof, Washington and Georgetown, free of charge. 3 Eb + ening WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1864 AMUSEMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL. MU} CANTERBURY HAL a Dt L }OANTEREURY BALE Looisi Grenan BBA « By CAVANAUGH on eee ee Lovis S£oLLosy. Jeux BsPura_..... SPLENDID TRIUMPH Or THE * QRBAT COMBINATION TROUPE. HALL CROWDED NIGHTLY with APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCES, whose shouts of laughter and deafening PLEASE OUR PATRONS, Re-engagement of JOHN DENIER, JOHN DENIER, JOHN DENI JOHN DENIER, JOHN DENIER. JOHN DENIER. the Renowned Gymnast; and RIVAL OF BLONDIN, RIVAL OP BLONDIN, RIVAL OF BLONDIN, TIGHT- PIGHT- the most intrepid and daring OPE ARTISTE OPE ARTISTE TIGHT-HOPE ARTISTE in this country who will perform, among other startling feats, his great original SENSATION ACT, SENSATION ACT, SENSATION ACT, CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BAOK, OARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BACK, CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BAOK, GARKVING A YOUNG LaDy ON Mis BACK: CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BACK CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BAOK CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HI8 BACK. CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BACK. CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BAOK. DFOL. in which he will undertake the dangerous feat of walking the repe BLIN. eo DED, from th TAGE TO TRE GALLERY, TAGE TO THE GALLERY, TAGE TO one GALLERY, TAGE TO TH ALLERY, Reproduction of the magnificent Bpanish Ballet Divertisement, Isabelle, the Belle of Sevill Don Bazilie. a Spanish P: ~ ‘ons Rest of characters by the entire Szolesy ‘Troupe of sixteen young ladies, First time of Mons, Szollosy’s original eccentric Dance, entitled L’ANGLAISE, LANGLAISE, L’AGGLAISE, LVANGLAISE, Characters by Mons Szollosy, Misses Schell and Mary Wesner, First time of J.J, Dougherty’s laughable Irish farce 0 LIFE I LIPE I LIFE 1 NN LIMERICK; LIMERICK; LIMEBICK + or I IREL. N RELAND’S PASTIMES, AN D’3 PASTIMES, IRELAND'S PASTIMES. Terrence O'Connell —_—. Mollie ON it Duriog the piece will be given A GENUINE IRISH BHINDY. The Ethiopean Monatch, OHN MULLI! di Ef JOH ALLA AL 22 eset et ete Ra bd stp sisteist peeseees IooSooeSooco ppec]: oe = = J ‘ 308m MOL Heat: a 1G. JOHN MULLIGAN, Ina special Olio of new Negro Acts,‘and the entire troupe of over INE HUNDRED ARTISTES. DRED ARTIS’ TES, ARTISTES, ES, RE HERDED ARUHIESS MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT, ere ae ¥ 2 LARA AYERUB, Meay Corner of Sizth street, Rear ~ Nattonal and f landits are the most convincing proof of our capability to -Miss Mary Wesner M losy service, the aforesaid paymey each case to the persons s0 drafted: Provided. That, in carrying. out the beneficent provisions e Act to which it is a supple- of this act, and shall be deemed to be in the ment, £O military service of the United States, = garded as a.dratied person entitled tothe bree fits of either or both of thesé acts; who, after he thall have been drafted, may be detatied for duty in the line of bis ordinary vocation or ealling, er for any elerical, mechanical, scien. tific, or other employment, separate and apart from the usual duties pertaining to soldiers in active service during & period of war. Mr. Moore explained the provisions of the bill. It provided for those young men of our city who had net become of age to be regis- terrd, but who had reached the military age of twenty. It did nol provide for paying bounties to recruits, inasmuch as now & recruit would only relieve one man, while if he had been placed in betore the draft, two names would on ve been taken frora the box. Volunteers nye not wanted now It also provided for Lee A 5 thom who determined to enter the J, Sn faual share with the others, and pro- vided against on Goyernmien yok those who were detailed Star. N°. 3,619. LOCAL NEWS. CORPORATION AFFAIRS. AMUSEMENTS, FORD'S NEW THEATER. Tenth street, above Pennsylvania avenue. JOHN T. pare dj Counc, Procerpincr, Octoder 4.—Board y pay. (Also “of Holliday Street Mester, sal snore Aldermen. — Present. Messrs. Brown, Iloyd, | nig should: ae eee, aportant a Dill as Siege Manager —_..-. -Mr. John B. Wright changer MeOathran, Utermehle, Gulick;'| snovid be well cOmbdene a ay eet ae Treasurer, Ee “Mr. H, Gla; Ford Mr. Ba ened per, Turton, and Lewis. Pexpending about ene-tenth of the e} —— ++-Mr, H. Clay For Poair presented & communication from D. |’ nue of the city. He moved the bill beeen er SECOND WEEK on has not fu fitted bis da noord ge a eit OT committee of one fr. sapien of the brilliant engagement of son has not fulfilied his duty asa justice of the |’ Mr" Moore stated that the peose Caen ware: hp wl apoont te es party for selling Hance cite eye oe eae age | iL, and urged ‘that it be immediately con- who URED AY EVENING Sex ¥ 106d etd ag liquor without license;and Mr. | sidered, but the matter now lald with the ; October 4, 1854, Presen| Petition of A. R. Corbin, | Board, and the responsibility was on them, in her charming character of MARIE, in the besutifal Musical Drama adapted expressly for her, entitled THE PEARL OF SAVOY; OR, A MOTHER'S PRAYER. asking that the alley in square No. 71, be named Colfax street, on the plat of the city in compliance with a late law of Congress; both of which were referred. Mr. Lioyd introduced a bill to lay a trank across F street south, at the intersection of 3d Mr. Peugh expressed himself as anxious for @ bill of this description as any one, and wag ws meet from day to day to consider it, Mr. Larner stated that the bill would give each man drafted about $50. T. Rheem stated it would be about 63 M: street west, and it was . Mr. in. New Scenery, by Jas. E. Lamb; oduced each. New aud Characteristic Costumes, troduced @ bill to constructa gutter on Mstreet | Mr. Peugh’s motion to refer was lost. north, from equare 246 to the circle, at the junction of ithand M streets. Referred. Mr. termehle introduced a bill to grade and gray- ‘el 3d street west, from D street north, toH street north; yee Mr. Utermehle called up the Common Coun- cil bill in. relation to licenses to sell goods, wares and merehandize, and it was amended by providing that the oath ofa person applying for @ license as to the amount of capital invested, shall not be conclusive upon the register, but he shall, if he doubts the correctness of said amount so invested be at liberty to ascertain the real amount invested, by requiring the books of the concern or establishment to be produced for inspection, and where that is im- practicable shall direct the Commissioner ot the ward to ascertain and report the amount so invested, and the tax shall be in &ccordance with the amount so ascertained. It was fur- ther amended by striking out the 4th section, which provides for trebling the rate of license on all persons except those native born, or na- turalized citizens of the United States, or those who have declared their intention of being na- turalized, or have been discharged from the military or naval service of the United States. In relation to the amendment, Mr. Utermehle said he had always considered a fraud had And New and Appropriate Music. GROVEK’S THEATER, ~ Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s Hotel; LEONARD GROVE: ‘irecter Cc. D. HESS..... —-. ——--. -. ACI ne: rr THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Oct. 4, The paesitees —_ ae original impersonators rish and Yankee Life. or aeR. AN ARNEY WILLIAMS, ‘Yeas—Mesers. Kelly, Larner, Owen, Petti- bone, Peughand Taibert—s. Nays— 's. Davis, Dudley, Edmonsten, Ferguson, Moore, Marche, Rheem, Stephens, Swain, Ward, Wright and the President, (Mr. . Lloyd) —12, war armies mam he, pron rete ce 0! o ‘ ernment be stricken out. — — Mr. Marche suggested that some ot the men detailed would put in substitutes, and urged that the bill be applied to such. Mr. Moore moved to insert at the end of the proviso, + U! in the case of such detailed persons as shall be hereafter ordered into ac- live service, and be required to perform such active service, or shall provide a substitute therefor;’ when Mr. Larner withdrew his motion, stating that he only wished to see this class of men provided for; and the amendment was adopted. Mr. Edmonston argued that the money could not be held back for six months for them, and offered an amendment providing that they shall present their claims in fourteen days; which was lost—yeas 2, nays 16. Mr. Pettibone offered the following amend- ment, which was adopted : D MRS. t f their most attractive pieces. in, virst time in § athington of ore, ‘Williams's as ‘rotean Com: tonisbing PAN HOUR IN SEVILLE as played by her upwards. of 60 CONSECUTIVE NiGHTS, at the Adelphi Theatre, London, and with great success ape ee Fee AIRY nce wi conclu wi te CIROLE: on CON O'C ARROLAN'S DREAM RIVERS’ AND DEBIOUS’ . COMBINATION CIRCUS AND BEDOUIN ARAB TROUPE MONDAY EVENING, Ocronzn 3p, Avi every evening during the week, Lot’ corner New York avenue and 6th street, Northern Liber- ADMISSION | carn YTIRE CHANGE OF PROGR, é Provided, further, That the benefits of this iti TRE FACES. NEW MME! been perpetrated upon the Corporation by | act are not intended to benefit those persons NEW PANTOMIME, &c, many parties doing business, and he deemed | who have provided themselves with sufficient it necessary to throw some safeguards around the matter of licenses. Mr, Lloyd concurred in theamendment. He knew of persons doing business on the avenue who had never thought it necessary to take out a license for full amount of capital invested business, but the amendment he thought placed the Register in a peculiar position, and he (Mr. L.) did not believe the Register could arrive at any positive conclusion. He moved that the whole matter be referred back, with instruc- tions for the preparation of a formal oath. After some further discussion, the bill was recommitted. The bill to lay a tax on billiard tables, and the bill amendipg the act to license ten-pin alleys, shuffle ‘ds, &c , were both passed, with amendments. striking out the section trebling the license on all except native born ae naturalized citizens, discharged soldiers, cs Mr. Noyes, from the committee on schools, reported back with a favorable recommenda- tion, the bill to organize two additional pri- mary’ schools in the Fourth School District, and it was passed. Mr. Utermehle introduced a bill making it unlawful for any Owner, conductor, bay eae tor, or other persen or persons, to take, it, or receive into any street passenger car, or omnibus, which shall be used for the convey- ance or transportation of street passengers, any more persons or passengers than can be com- fortably seated in said street car or omnibus, under the penalty of $10 for each and every person or passenger so admitted and re- ceiyed—the said fine or penalty to be collected and applied as other fines. Mr. Lloyd thought thatthe restriction should notapply to taking passengers on the plat- form, asin the cars occupied by the colored people it was more satisfactory for the whites to occupy the platform. Mr. Noyes said he thought it would be diffi- cult to regulate the matter byenactment. Peo- ple were generally in so much of a hurry to go on their way thatthey would jump on a car funds, if drafted, by haying conneeted them- selyes with the different wardexemption clubs, and who receive 4 sufficient sum from those clubs to purchase & substitute. The bill was hes. passss. Mr. Ferguson called up the bill reported from the ways and means committee to li- cense, tax, and regulate hotels, taverns, &¢., which, after being considered by sections, was assed. ithe bill_ differs from the old law in that it provides that before a license is granted the commissioner of the ward and six respectable freeholders residing in the same square, and in the opposite square in whieh it is proposed to establish such hotel, tavern and ordinary, shall certify to the accommodations of the same, instead ot six freeholders residing on the same square or the opposite square. It does not make it obligatory to keep feather beds, those articles being now scarce. It pro- vides that if the commissioner falsely certifies to the accommodations of a houee or the re- sponsibility of the signers, he shall be fined $30, and be dismissed from the service of the corporation. The rates of license were fixed as follows :—For a license to keep a hotel, tavern, or ordinary, in which there is trom three to twenty rooms, $100; fora license of not less than twenty, nor more than forty rooms, $125; for a license of not less than forty and more than eighty rooms, $175; for a license of not Jess than eighty and no more than one hundred and fifty rooms, #300; for a license of not less than one hundred and fifty and no more than two hundred and fifty rooms, #500; and fora license of three hundred rooms or more, $1,000; for a license for a restaurant, $100; for a license for a tippling-house, $80.} The following were reported from commit- tees:—By Mr. Ferguson, (ways and means committee,) substitute for Aldermen’s bill for lighting the city with gas; ordered to be printed and made the special order for next meeting. By Mr. Ward, (markets committee,) petition of George and Thomas Miles, for an increase of it with the celebrated E, i Engagement SDAME MACART Ee enne MR. J. SHOWLES, the celebrated and daring Gymnast and Maitre de irque. In his_Oelebrate ct 0! unchinello, and hi, Wonderful Tisht Rope Performatice, his THE WONDERFUL ARAB TROUPE, Every Afternoon and Evening, JOHN FOSTER. The Greatest Jester of the Age. THE DELEVANTE BROTHERS, In New Acts, tage stiar with the Entire Company, Every Afternoon and Evening. B. PERIvens, MATES NATHANS, HARRY KING, &c. : Admission 50 cents: children 25 cents. Doors open at 2 and 63; 0’clock. Performance commences at 2 and quarter to 8, oc 3-lw LS PIO NICS, EXOURSIONS, &. EMEMBER THE HERO OF SUMTER. The ANDERSON BOYS in the field again. The members of the Anderson Club take ny Y pleasure in announcing to their many friends bad the public in general that they Will give ELEVENTH GRAND BALL al TEMPERANOE HALL, On E street, between 9th and 10th streets, On WEDNESDAY, October the 5th, 1864. Tickets, ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. No hats or caps allowed in the ball room, oc 4-2t* HE SECOND GRAND BALL °. TROPOLITAN HOOK & LADDER CO., oO. For the benefit of drafted members will be! given at their Hall, Mass.av., bet 4th and St t8,, 0 58. OWVEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. sth, Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, Fioon Mayaczrs. 7. Harper. J. H. Bash, even whenthey saw it was crowded rather ay adversely; committee discharged. By Mr. oc ot Dons, T. C. Dona. than wait for the next car, aad ifa conductor Earner, (improvementae pone ) mibiepeve refased to stop to take them up an outcry would be raised against him. Mr. Utermehble arguedjthat if a conductor could not provide a passenger witha seat he ought not to be entitled to receive his fare. Mr. Lloyd moved an amendment providing that nothing in the act shall prevent persons riding on the platform. The bill was ordered to be published with the proceedings and made the special order next Monday night. The bill from the Board of Common Council discharged. Bills to repair cer gutters in the 2d Ward; to pave carriage way of K street, from 7th to Sth streets; toset curb and lay paye- ment on Virginia avenue, between ist and 2d streets; passed. By Mr. Stephens, (police com- mittee) billim relation to pumps; bill regula- ting the sale of wood and coal; passed. The following bills were received from the Aldermen: authorizing a tank to be laid across F street south, at its intersection with 3d street, Wwe STRIVE TO PLEASE.—The SECOND GRAND BALY of the AWKWARD CLUB will take place at ISLAND HALL, corner 6th st. and Va. ay., oO MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1864, The Committee pledge themselves that nothing Ales be left undone to make this the Ball of the jon, No disreputable characters allowed on the-floor. No hats or caps allowed in the room. . A, Bishop, . eets, . Barkman, erred; an @ bi for ie protection 0} ie To grade and gravel 3d street west, from D ae EES J. Holmes, F.C, Tucker, fences around the public reservations was | to} streets north; authorizing the Mayor to passed. On motion of Mr. Lewis, the petition and papers in the case of James Towles were taken oe the files and referred to the committee on claims. Mr. Utermehle introduced a bill to compen- sate the temporary secretary. Passed. The chair laid before the board the Common Council bill supplementary to the act author- izing the Mayor toanticipate the revenue for lease all of Canal street, from L street south to Georgia ayenue, toGeo. W. Miller and Chas. H. Brown for a term not exceeding five years; to repair gutter on $th, from L to M streets; to relay gutter on south side of G, from 13th to 15th streets; to grade and grayel New York avenue, from 6th to 7th sts.; and bills for lay- ing water mains as follows :—M street north, from 7th street west to 9th street west;6th st. GRAN peo ALL FO NEFIT OF THE DRAFTED MEN, of the SEVENTH WARD, To be held at ISLAND HALL, On THURSDAY EVENING, OoTosar 6,1864, MANAGERS. . Sem: Levi Jones, west, from M to N streets north; G streetnorth wo. Bees Wm, T, Stone, the purpose of ia hace) aoinnieess from 14th to 15th streets west; Sth street west, Jackson Yates, John D. Dudley, approved 20th Sept. 1661. Referred to com- | trom K to O streets north, and along O street m, 2. ~ a, am 2, fe 7 9 Wm! Tord, Geo. White," The Common Council bill to relay the gutter {| Porth to 7th etreet west ano ae Roe peek W.H. Thompson, John Goodrick, on the north side of H street, between 10th and | + oth street west; H street north, from Conn. W. H, McGinnis, Jno. F. Havenner, llth, was referred. 7 id . F. A, Boswell, Jas. La Fontaine, he Dill to struct & footbridge over the ay. to Vermont av; Lstreet north, from 6th to W.J: Murtagh, R. F. Bartle, the South elie of oy = 7th streets west; 23d streets west, from H to I E.H. Gregory, Thos, B. Lioya, creek on the north side of H street, between | ctreets north, and along I street north, from C. 8, Noyes, H, K. Gray, North Capitol and ist streets, was returned | 954 to 20d streets west; 10th street west, from FLooR ANAGERS, trom the Board of Common Council, with | 1 to N streets north; referred. C, O. Hamilten, H. T, Litchfield, amendments, which were concurred in. The rey of the committee on elections, de- %. H. Graham, w. B. Donne} son, Adjourned. claring that Thomas B. Marche and John G. W.T. Stone,” Dr, fh. 0. Croggon, Common Council,—The Board was called to | Dudley were not entitled to seats in the board, Gwynn Harris, Chas Brewer, order by the President, (A. Lioyd, Esq.) all | was taken up and after some little discussion Jackson ¥ates, D the members being present except Messrs, | again postponed. Adjourned. r.G.P, Fenwick, Nicholas Porter, Capt. B. 8, Allen. Tickets $1, pdmitting CY geatleman and ladies tobe had at 0. Boswell’s rug Btore, corner of Maryland avenue and7th st.; R. A. Bacon’s, cor- ner 434 and F sts.; Dr. Chas, Allen’s, corner Nth and D a or of any member of the committee. 4 Skirving, Wilson and Walker. The following were presented and referred: By Mr. Larner, bill to refand Admiral Joseph Smith, certain taxes erroneously paid. y Ferguson, petition of John E. Herrell in rela- tion to certain mills which have been damaged by thetr close proximity to Lager-beer brew- eries ; petition for a payed gutter on south side ef K street south, between 3d and 4th streets By Mr. Larner, petition of Oharles Stewart. The following bills were introduced and passed: by Mr. Stephens, bill for refunding certain taxes to Rey. J. A. Walter erroneously | ae by him. By Mr. Larner, to protect the a CORPORATION OF GEORGETOWN—Board of Aldermen.—At the call of the Mayor for meet- ing of the Councils, the Aldermen assembled in their chamber at 7 o’clock lastnight, the pres- ident in the Chair. The board received from the Common Coun- cila bagi instructing the Clerk of eae Corporation ay Over the money 4} ID) ted to prevent ‘the draft in Goorgeowns t te the committee appointed to receive it, until the par=- ties drafted shall have been officially m of their having been drafted.- The board adopt- ed the resolution with an amendmentreq 4 the committee to advise the Olerks of thenotifi« oc 3- Chron, 3t} PIC NIC TO BE_ GIVEN BY THE YOUNG Men’s Club at Jueneman’s Pleasure Gardens, on the corner of 4th and E coat. Capitol Hill, TUBSDAY, October the 4th. ‘ickets $1, admitting a gentleman ane 5 ies. BAND BALL, CoRNER OF 2D AND F StREEtTS, ISLAND. encing around the public reservations—[This | cations of draft. A BALL bill imposes a fing of from 85 to #10 on any | The board received the joint resolutions of Will be given at the above place on one tying a horseto such fencing-Rep]. By | the Common Council, of respect in pomane of TUESDAY, OcroseER 4th. Mr. Owen, to relay gutter on the norta side of | the late Charles Myers, Esq., president of, TICKETS 50 CRNTS, admitting « gentleman | H street, from 10th to 11th street. board, which was unanimously adopted, and and ladies. Oc 1-8t* Mr, Larner introduced a bill, on the petition | the board adjourned to meet on Fridaye of wood dealers, pro for the appointment | next. a ABB mon Councit.—The Board met, and was Je anaes PAs ee Which was laid over info rf called to order by Mr. Hill. . LABBE has the honor of informing hig | Mr. Moore introduced the { supple- Mr. English was called to the chair as presi« patrensand the public that in consequence ment to bill to relieve jong drafted: dent pro tem. of his not being able to obtain his room until Be it enacted, &c. That the benefits of the act ‘A communication was received from the November, So puges Lids Postpone the entitled «An act authorizing the mayer to | clerkof the Corporation inquiring whether the pti! that time, Due notice will De given in fatare | eee ae eee sora™ toiboed nea | arawing Daving xen, place, the corporation A regar. advertisements of the exact time. sep 15 ree SS earbe fed in pa fy, efianded to all Young mon, tho sons of ext le ( men, “ ie realdents ofthe city of Wash: pret held to 5 a moldlors of the United States army, on account of the goon required of the mone’ ypria’ , She. cone e y FO} cor= poration topreventaarate Mr, ©: considered the draft incomplete until the parties drafted have been notified of their acceptance. prsnos TUNED in the best style irtest notice. b; we and at sno HODO® LANG. Please drop orders st No 467 3d st. east, Mir. F. WHITHALF, near Pe. av, | of the said city under the draft which was com- | ‘Mr. Davis was of a similar m, and of- No, 500 E steset north: bet gi and tibeti nent, | menced in the District of Columbia on the 19th | so t'a resolution insterction Wee Glare ar oto r.@,. BMMEBY, ' | of September, 1864; the evidence of the bona fide | Oo; tion to comply with the requirements Vermont av.. bet, lath end th Soot E residanee of the parents or of the] of the law making a propanion to prevent Best of references can be given _ oc 1-2awt® Oe ee nar the om = ve of which was adopted with- out discussion. 2 E) IOTOB BEC: FAO TUNER AND Mr. Cragin moved that when the Board ad- barter pee vb Aa Be od att ce it~ — He shall be till Friday evening next; Bilis, known as tuner for Ghiek- The laid before the Board a message : ‘ fare orders’ for tu- from the’Mayor, announcing the death of ‘and of Pianos, -Melodsons. &0., ‘&e., Ohari Aa » Esq., President of the Common Poo! le, Stationers, Printarn 920 Pa. avenge, between 4th aud 10th Fo Richenback, Piano Warerooma, 498 llth street, near Pa. ave. John BR, Major, Pharmaceutist, corner of H and He REFERENCES : jiana th . ‘ve