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. LOCAL NEWS.
I i
Hiixotr Evx IUHow Kt occurt to-night, I
dui in urn country e ooaervjaucs u,
ceased to be noticed. .AeeordUf Jo the oW sot
tish tradition thla wutbl nljfcl,. wtlohth
witches aad fairies. haMtlMlr high old enrnlvnl.,
anil amongst all classes dl" people it wM celebrated
with merryettntfs; ForS-tlnee WW 'oM and det
tlnleiwert read by many 'strains) devlcee. The
Immortal Buna .flvee tha idflowkf spirited de
lerlpMooof Hatlowee-e night t 'y
lorn eatery Meada, eonatrjf folks,
Together did eonvena, ,
To burn their nuta and pull their lUlki,
And hold tbtir Halloween,
Fo blytta that night.
The iasses feel and cleanly neat,
Malr brau than whan tbtir fine
Tbclr faces Wythe, fu sweetly kythe,
1 ' Hearts leal and warm and kind)
The lade see trig, with wooerbebs
Wel knotte t on their gartcn,
Some yoio blate and tone wl gabs
Gar leases hearts gang startle
' Whyles fail that flight.
In tble eg of eure, however, nobody believes In
fairies and witches, and therefor tha yonng folks
take It upon themselves to eonform to the old eue
terai, aa nearly ae eircumstentee wilt allow, by
raising the ancient Nicholas on their own account.
- lathis cltytha young folks disguise thsmselves
and play pranke upon thelruelgbbors to a number
nf wava.faut the observance hai frown Into euoh
disuse that but little notice le taken of the occa
sion.
AlUTOia Itimi. The follftwlog lteins
are clipped from the Alexandria Stait Jounuli
ALKxavoaiA Parr ArraoACHina a Huan Baw-
nw llnna Tha WUhlufe-. BttmblUOn 01 MSt
evening taya that tha number of eourteaaot in the
CantteTcaaaot be leei than Atot thoutond. Thle
! certainly deplorable, ae It comprise near one
fourth of the population of that city. But the nc
eletr of thle city lc corrupted to an equal extent
, With waebUfiefl by thle claai of people. There
lc not a Street and scarcely an alley within the
city limits that le not cursed oy ooe or more housee
Ar'iiLhm Th inmatea of tham swarm the
streets and public avenues, attend all place of
tlUDUO lDUUUint V" ibu mi"" ""
elves Into our eburphee. We have no municipal
lawi for the suppression of these houses, or If we
hve they are not enforced. We have never heard
s an attempt being made to rid our city of this
constantly gwH ' 0' matin fast
KKMuhii inuifdi & hut bawdy-house.
DtATHorMn.JoHiiO'NEiL. Mr. John O'Nell,
an operator of tha United States military telegraph
Corps, died in this cjty last evening at I o'clock of
typhoid fever. Mr.O'fleilwasaiounj manof One
ability, and kind and courteous manners and ale
pesltlon. During his employment by the Govern
. ment here he had won the love and esteem of many
friends and warmly endeared himself to all with
wnem MS Dullness Drouxot mat iu suumn
.I-... I. l-am.t hkV liatHtBAll A hAVT and Ittt'
parableToss, and tha community an honest, active
.i.,iinMtiiimin. Hla rem-klds left nera to-uST
at noon for Pittsburg, Per, where his mother and
sister reside. They were accompanied by Mr. The
odore D. Moreland. of the telegraph corps.
Stole!. Quartermaster's Sergeant David M.
, Segar, from the Cavalry camp at Glesboro Point.
had his room entered faat night at the Marshall
Home In this city and robbed of a watch and chain.
Two men stopping at the bouse were arrested on
SdiplctoD. tt)t were released after a hearlnR before
Prrfvost Udge Clark. 'These men were-afterwards
committed on another charge to the slave-pen for
drunkenness and for disorderly conduct.
Sudden Death torrls flplakl, a Government
employee, dropped dead near the toU-gfcte at West
hnil. on l"ueiJr eveolDg last. An Inquest wae
held upon the body of the deoeaied by Coroner
Lewis, but we have not learned Its result. The
deceased was much respected by bis acquaintances.
JJe whi bwp fast evening,
' -AAUON
NgWBBROStt'B BODY FOOHD. We
mentioned a few days since that Mr. A. Newber-
r. of the Arm of Mewberger h. Bohr, Bridge street,
Georgetown, had mysteriously disappeared, and
fhat his friendewere alarmed for his satety. A
reward was ottered for the rejoicrrcf the body.
and this morning a captain ofaessel discovered
the body Jn the Potomac iher at $ha foot of
Congrtss street, Georgetown. The body bora
fcviijenne of Mr Newbergers having been dead
several dsys. '1 here if ems no doubt that he com
mitted suIclJe, as the keys of his store and safe.
and alt other articles known to be on hie person at
the time of his disappearance, were found undis
turbed In his pockets this morning. The deeeaied
waiayoung manof very lively disposition until
recently; but since his late recovery from a vio
lent attack of typhoid fevrr hp has Uen despond"
cut aod It Is eupposed the fearful leap Into eter
nity was tsken In a moment of total mental abber
atlon. RlTAlNlNO TUB CWJTBtNQ OF HXH BOARD
ERS Patrolman Walker, of the Second ward, yes
terdsy arrested Maude Roberts, keeper of a home
of prottitutl&D, No. 27o D street, between Thir
teenth end Thirteenth-and-a-half streets. She wae
charged with retaining the clothing er Fannie
Crawford and another of her late female boarders.
She was taken before Jmtloe Clarke, when Maude
claimed that the girts owed her for board and bed
money, and that she elmply Intended to keep Ihe
apparal until she received her pay. On the other
hand, the women protected that they had paid her
every cent. Justice Clarke decided that the goode
choutd be restorfd, which was compiled with, and
Mautfe was released.
Relisted from D utt. Lieutenant Thlaeat
Solomon, of the One, Hundred and Seventy-eighth
New Yotk volupteers, wae this morning relieved
from duty at tha Central Guardhouse and ordered
to report for duty to the commanding officer of hie
regiment. The regiment Is about to leave the city.
hence the order. Lieut. S , elnce he baa been sta
tioned at the Guardhouse, has endeared himseii
by his manly qualities sad soldierly conduct to
eery one connected wllh that Institution. He
bears with him the beet wlihes for his wslfsre and
advancement of all who know him In this city.
Arrestov a, Bogus Detective ajid Tuiej.
esterday Deteotlve MsDovltt,of the Metropolis
'J tan force, arrested a rather vtUalqous-looklng In'
dividual sporting the star of a Government detect
ive. He gave the name of Edward Schwartt, and
says he has been five years tn the army. On hie
person was found a spoon and a fork belonging to
the Mitchell (late Klrby) House. He was taken to
the Kirk wood House, where he was recognized as
UMtwho had hastily lcrt after a robbery had
been committed, and had fprgotten to pay his bill.
A stolen watch wae also found. He wae commit.
tedtojsll for a further hearing.
Death qb Justice Queen. Uls with sin
cere regret that we record the death, at hie resi
dence, on Garrison street. Navy lard, of Justice
John ji. Queen. The deceased was an acting Jus
tice of Ihe peace up to his last Illness, and during
his life bad tilled varloui important positions un
der the Corporation and under the Government.
He servod fur several years as Intendent of the
Asylum. .
Accident to a Railroad Ewi'Lor". Od
Thursdsy night, Mr. Marshall Busisrd, an old em"
plo) ee of the Rsllrosd Company, fell off of tonnsge
train No. S, and a portion of the train paased over
blc right leg, crushing it horribly, from the ankle
to the knee. He was taken to Douglas Hospital,
wnere the leg was amputated. His recovery Is
extremely doubtful.
Arrests opon Bench. Warrants. The fol
lowing parties have been arrested on bench wap
rents Issued by Judge Fisher, the grsn J Jury having
preientcd them for keeping houses of prostitution
Maude Roberts, MaJ. H. C, Baudlnett, Kate Watere,
Jvlten Wolf, (ibis old she-wolf of the notorious
den.) Mary Palmer, and Dutch Joe.
U la estimated by Mauager Ford that, during
the six weeks' engagement, which Mies Msggie
Mltchlll will close this evening at his new theatre,
her performances hate been witnessed by a hun
dred thousand persom. This would put a nice
urn Into Maggie's pocket,
tiutGULiKQ Liquor. Wm, Elliott, a citizen,
was arreited at the Long Bridge yesterday by the
guard atatlontd there. Some liquor was found on
his person, which he was endeavoring to smuggle
ncross the river. He was committed to the Guard
house. Fruit Stands to be Removed. In couic-
quenceof the laceiaant complaiuts of confection
ery dealers, who nay high taxei and heavy rents,
Superluten lent Webb will soon notify the keepers
oi iruu biauus uu our eriucijmi iiiorouguiarcs
that they must be removed at once.
ffELUlAV JAVEMEXT FOB L'BNNSTLVANIA
AviMPS It U understood thst ftsj French will
eply to Congress, In bis report, for n appraprla.
tlon eutllclent to pave Pennsylvania avenue with
the popular Belgian paivment.
Rev. Mr. Qatlord, Chaplain of CatnpbeU
Hosiiltsl, will preach In the Unitarian church,
WUIU'i VI tf J Mi'l nv' vi HVI'DIVI I
Q'GIOGK B. fty,
Muni Fotu. Last night, about 7s o'clock.
Offleera Berkley aal Welllngiford, of tha Eighth
precinct, heiM a cry of murder, which Issued from
tha earpenter shop bclohglBg to N. White, 4orae
of Second and D street wist. They Immediately
repaired thither, and foupd the doors' all locked.
n m isrgv crowa gainerca arouno. inayiampw
over the fence and broke Into tha rear door, when
they found h man named Jamea MeCoaaeil, who
was suffering from tha effects of mania of. He
waa wrtthlnc La rreat moot. He Wsb taken by
the policemen Co the Xlghth precinct station
house.
ADixnor Thibtu. Dani Buguni, John
Murray, Patrick Orady and John MsKnlty, each
about 10 years of age, war ell, arrested by Officer
Mortice, of the Seventh Proetnet, for vagraasy,aad
cent to the workhoueo .for W days by Justice
Thompson. They belong? to tha ' Forty Thlevae "
that are always lingering around English Hill, com
mitting depredations on property, stealing differ
ent attlcles, which thayartarwards eell.' They
hide In stables and sleep la wagons, aed;we hope
they will ill be arrested and aeat to tha workhotses.
Riturnthat Aijuk. Oar friend, Marshal
P. WUd, at the Clardadoa Hotex. reoveeU the re
turn or a hasndeoast photograpnls album, eoataln
log forty pictures, and promlaee to pay for tha re
turn, and to ask no questioner '
i i I no V
Dislotaltt. Joeeph Kogete waa committed
to the Guardhouse yceterdey on tha charge of die-
loyatiy. He is to be nam (or orqera.
r ii . .
CiifTRi MlBBBT-rDsjaplt the wet weather
ofto-Jsy, the market wae well attended by both
ouyere ana sellers. Thcra waa a fair show of com
modities, but the ptteee were, aa le usual In Wash
tngton, enough to frighten housekeepers The
following Is our price Hst to-day i
Beer.lbesteuUlVn.i 15 i to
Beer,lnext)rn.... to & is
twei, (cornauj v ro
Beef, (dried) lb
Veal ,...
Veal (beet euUetsi... n.
S6
Mutton (best chops) w lb ,
Mutton, V quarter..."... 1'....
IS
Lamb, a quarter.. .
I3S
i log
ror, umnjfTip.Mt t
Pork, (corned) i lb" .,
Btcon hams (uncut) lb
Bacon hams, (aUced)i)' lb....,
Bacon, (breasts) R) .,;
Bacon (shoulderaj e lb
Bacon, (Joles) t lb
Lard
Chickens, pair
Kggs,oz
Butter, V lb
Apples, V peek
Apples, (dried) v quart
Potatoes, (Irish) per peck....
Potatoes, (sweet) t peck....
Cucumbers (pickles) 100,. ,
Green Corn, Vdos
Tomatoes, in peck.,,.,..,,.,.
Lgg Plantseach.,....,.!!!'..
Pears, i peck ,
Graoee. fc lb
lM
10
t
It
a
a
10
I w
It
Celery, V bunch
unions, Fpwin .!
Lettuce, e hunch ,..
Beets, peck
Beans, (butter) V quart
Beans, (white) quart
Turnips, peck. ,,,,,,,,,,,
Cabbage, Vnead ji
small Kock, bunch, ,
19
to
Perch, bunch ,,,..,,.,
Haddock,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Sea Bass tMitM...
Blue Fllh ',
cat Fish, bunch
Rye, V bushel
Corn meal, bushel
ShlDSturr.tr bushel
10
ffl
20 I
123
Brown stuff, p bushel,,,,,,,....,, 60
Shorts, bushel, ......Ut '9
Corn (ihelled) builiel;,,,,..,, 1 3d
um i carj f uui..
..;...
w
IU
1 KO
io
Rye straw Vewt ,
Lemons, dos
Uulneee.vpeek
chestnuts, vqt ,...
Chestnuts, v bushel
Chinquapins, eqt....
Oanborrlea, qt. 1..
Cabbage for sour krout, 100..
Sour Krout, ay quart
Wldaeon Ducks, ev nalr... ......
10
Ift
, 8 DO
12
1 00
s 00
1 I 73
Blue Wing Ducks, W pair.,,,..,.. S
Canvas Back Duckak pair., i.II 3
Blaok Head Dueka pair too
We have heard a great deal qf the. superior
excellence ol Sneer's Sambucl Wne, and of l be
ing aoopiea in Kuiopean nospiiau in preiereneo 10
their own production. The most selentlno men of
this country and liquor asssyers appointed by gov
ernment, pronounce It a valuable article. We can
not write more on this subject now,but cheerfully
publish the following card, which speaks for Itself.
PonTtAHD, Feb. 1, 1863,
The undersigned, having become praotlally ac
quainted with the Sambucl Wine manufactured by
Alfred spier, 01 New Jersey, would say that he
considers It a superior article, and far preferable
to the quality of Port Wine furnished Is this mar
ket at the same price.
II T. CUkfMIHOI, M. D ,
Assayer to the State of Maine.
We have heard persons who have used the above
Wine express their astonishment that so rich and
mild a wine is produced In thle country, and Is now
being bought up by the wealthier classes. Our
druggists can scarcely supply the demand.
Ainwac plants.
Ford's New Tubatbi. This eTonlng Mtis
Maggie Mitchell appears lor the lasttlme positive
ly at this fashionable retort. The beautiful play
of " Fanchon," which hae been hailed with delight
throughout tne entire country, wui aiso ne pre
sented for tne last time during thle present season.
The last night of Fanchon" and Miss Mitchell
has been so often announced that our readers may
ihlnk It altogether a very Improbable statement,
but we are asured that Miss Mitchell appears In
Baltimore on Monday night.
Caktsbbuby ILall. The public seem never
to grow tired of the nightly feast or humor and
beauty presented at this ever popular place of pub
lic amusement, aad that Manager Sinn's unceasing
and well-directed effbrta to pleaee them are appre
ciated is evidenced oy ine crowds 01 cituens and
strangers who may be round within lte beautiful
walls at each performance of the large and versa
tile company, among whom may be found the
names Millie1 Fowler, Julia Mortimer, Ernestine
De Falber, Clara Fowler, H. w. Eagan, J. s. Ed
wards, Geo. R Edeson. Ed. Murray, and nume
rous other useful and talented, ladles and gentle
men.
Varieties. Lizzie SchulUe as Jack Bhep
pard to-night 1 Messrs, Mafflt and Bartholomsw ln
a new pantomlmer Mad as a March Hare. A Reg
ular Double Bill at the Varieties to-night, In which
allthe artistes appear. Remember Jack Sbeppard
ann an the pretty girls at the varieties to night
Tnu onlvDlaea where von can tmrchaao Jfulfa
Rubber roods of all kinds at Manufactwm ericas, is
at H. A, HALL'S India Rubber Warehouse, SIS
Pennsylvania avenie. between ninth ana lentn
sirfwis. aibu, bii uinus 01 nuuver gooua dbuu
fully repaired at short notice. mar ss f
1lT Vnnw On .Tul).Mja fllntlilM I
h'ewanifaihlonatot A latge assortment for Dress
ana Business wear, ine uigmn m nu waia
Ing Coats exeell In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this ctty.
ocS tf S23 Fa. ar , bet. Ninth and Tenth sts.
Who Wui, m CuaiD 1 Wo dcalre local)
special attention to tho advertisement of the eele
bratad Dr. Velln) .which appears ln another column
The Doctor is a sals and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and experience is a guarantaa mat ina unior-
IUDI VlQlim Ol VVriAlU iuuiw(nuuilu wmibuu-
Bdanoe Intrust his ease In his hands. Let young
men be warned la time, aad sek the best means oi
A Wosnar Advioi. Those who have been
doctoring for weks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. Flshblatt, whose oltlee is
at No. 431 K street, corner of Eighth straet, and be
radlCAllv cured. iSreatv-ttve veare experience has
established Dr. FlsUblaft'a reputation
a iihyil-
siau.
moderate.
elan. Recent eases cured ln a few days.
Lhargee
utt. 1 laniiLAt ,
No. 431 E street, corner of Mghth,
opposlU the General Poet Offlee,
II K. riBHUUAtl,
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
During tlio past wotk tho buslooss In this
town has been rather dull. The only arrivals
of note have been the regular steamers of
the Leorgetown and New York line, with merchan
dise and passengers to Morgan U Rhlnehart,the
agents, and two steamers of Hyde k. Davidson's
line of Philadelphia packets. A number of schoon
ers, with produce and lumber, have also arrived.
Tps Cakal, There have Lfion abqut fjfty
boats, arrlyed and departed this week, They were
loaJed principal) with coal to A ay's Docks, Bor
den Mining Co, Cuniuenanuwataaa iron wo, ami
other turtles. Several esselsharedrpaited from
the above-named firms, consigned to parties la
New ork.
Tqa Marut, The markets are firm with
a bpwtrd teadutrt Tht CpUowIh
Is oar whole
H , fTCASOt
itl.U.tt4iri M I,' I
Flow (nMf) itt.ttini
an.-...t..v. ji,j(
ll.mllT HBBOB
i
wci.a'i
I.mUr.
wneaTrea...,..i
' wblte...u(,.wt.w..
Cora, yellow
" white
Oate, by measure ,
Hay, par ton... ,.,.
kUfl stuff-Middllnrs
rown stun. .,
Saeete
Fotatoec, per bushel.
Apples... .
Oranges (per boa) ,
Lemons (per box)...,
Oder, champagne
Champagne, bottled, par ease.
vtouay.......
oldrva................
alt Ground Alum
Fine.,..
CoaJjCumberland..
AnUUKlH.MiillitiMII
Wood, Pine..
Oak
Lumber, oer thousand feet..,
Plaster, lump.
ground i
CONFECTIONERY.
JOSEPH BHAFFIBLD'S
BALTIMORE CON FICTION KEY,
ov oiith nHi) htwih w ahu i.
Mr. SHArf IELD has Joe t returned from Kuropo
where he haa made most evtenelve purebaseo of
Foreign Confectionery and Fruits. He te now
prepared to furnish Parties, Balls, Weddlnge and
Suppers, with the choicest delleaeiee of thle coun
try ae well as of other lands.
Ills arrangements for supplying lee-cream and
wateMcee are superior to any other tn thle city
manufacturing these thlnge, ae he does, by steam
power.
He Is also serving up, U Me saloon, OTSTEBS
la every style. Famlliee can be supplied wllh
them at the shortest notice.
To all who may favor him with their patronage
he promlaee punctuality and eatlsfaetlon.
ocK-lw
LOST AND FOUND.
T OST ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
Jj a Pocket-book containing a note ef traa
uTTwn tn favor or Capt. W. U. Douglas, by C. A.
Pitcher, due lSth November. Ten dollars reward
will be paid for Its delivery at this office, and no
questions asked. oeMIt
QTOLEN---ON BATURDAY EVEN-
kj Ing, 34th tnst., from a carriage In the vlclnUy
ofThlrteenth and D streets, a
PHOTOGBARHlC ALBUM
eontalnlnr tatxv Dleturei. "Whoever will return
the same to the Clarendon Hotel will receive a lib
eral reward, ine manas. oi me owner, ana ng qua
Uons asked,
QCIH MARSHALL P. WILD.
130AEDING.
TItOAnDINa.-A NUMBER OP GEN-
X) tlemen can obtain beard at No. 4t7 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-half endSUth streets,
isiaau, c-u
OFEICIAL N011CES.
QFFIOI A h ,
Warn DcrAiTHCMT. )
Adjotaht GEaicnAL'e Orrics,
Wash 1 koto a, Oct. 11, 186S. )
General Order No. 119.
The time lor enllstlnn Recruits ln the Reaular
Army under the prevWons of General Orders, No.
96,of June 85,1801, Is hereby eitanded to Decem
ber 1,1861, during which tha txtra bounty of 100
will be paid.
FT cruer of the Secretary of Wart
E. a TOWNSEND,
oc3T4t AasUtaat Adjutant General.
A K F I U U i
NOTICE,
WAR DErABTMIKT, (
Washihotoh Crrr, P. C , Jan.ss, ibu. J
In consequence of the preesure of b,lnaa nt
the War Department, pasiM for elUaene to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given at the omoe
of Lieut. OqL Cqniud, IO Pennsylvania avenue,
above Ntaeteentn street. ta se
o
F J? 1 0 I A h,
HcADavAsmasI
MlLITABT DlSTBICT OF WASIIIHOTOM,
Washimoto, d. C, August , isca. )
General Orders No. 3S.
All commissioned oSlcere In the city of Washing
ton, D. C , under medloal treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform of the Waited States
service, aceordlog to their grade.
By command of Brig. Gen. martik-dalk.
JOHN P. SHERBORNE,
au2 tf Aaaletant Adjutant Geaeral.
TELEGRAPHING.
CkFFIOE OP
QIC 1NBEFKNDENT TELSflKM1!! CO.,
60S mn tTMll,
(On. dpor from F.Dnl7lvuU. Av.au. )
iTIHt A. a. TALCOTTi Uim.
RESTAURANTS.
R
EYNOLDB' UOU8E,
COB. OP IJGHTIKITH ST. AMD PXHlt. ,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Meals furnished at all hours, and at the shortest
notice. J. W. REYNOLDS,
ocl6 tf Proprietor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-DRABS STENCIL ALPHABETS.
M. J. UETCALF BQHt
46)i Salem Stkkt, Boston, Mass.
The only manufActurere ln the United States, of
Brass Aipnauaia al m iguru, u ny gr wui
ur iu Mil wmttmtf
Sold at wholesale at the Lowed CathPrUa. Also,
the bed of IndilibU Stencil Ink, viav ciiEAr. Stan.
eil Dies, and all kinds of Stencl) Stock, Inquiries
or oruere prompny atenueu w. ooa-am
inAVALHY BUIIEAU, OFFICE OF
j CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, Waiiukotok,
DTC, October a, IBM.
On the first and third Wednesdays, 4th and 18th
of November, will be sold at public auction at the
Cavalry Depot, at Glsboro Point, near this city
A large lot of Cavalry Horses, condemned as
unm lor puDtis service.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
C. G. SAWTELLE,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster
oc2Hltnl8 Cavalry Bureau
TNTEHEST COyyONB.
We are buying, at the
U10UXST MAUXCTraiCES,
the
INTEREST COUPONS,
due November lit, on Government Bonus.
JAy COOKE fc CO.,
ocSl-IOt U2 Fifteenth street.
J.
F,
HODGSON
SEALER OF WEIGHTS
AND MEA8UHE8,
Can be found at b
STOVK WAREHOUSE,
No, ra Seventh Street,
Between K and L streets,
Every day, where he Is always disposed to accom
modate his customers with
STOVES, RANGES,
METALLIC ROOFING, Be,
In which articles he stands unrivaled. olMf
QUARTEUMA8TERB CONTRAq
TORS', surgeon s(, and Contract Phystolane
Acuounts and tlafms collected and remitted to any
part of the United States, from 3K to 6 per cent.
commission
EXLMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerks
In a proper manner for reason able fees, so that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military servlea
GfcORQE P. H. DAY fc CO .
Counsellors at Law,
suit tf Washlnaton Buildings, Room No. IS.
STENCIL WORK AND MATERIALS.
DAVIS a. co .
AT TIH P-J-D STAnb Of
J, W WIS. 4U SEVENTH STREET.
A teaeral assortment of stock for sale at the
lowest cash prices, and work In all Its branches
promptly executed.
.. sioifttoo
, I0BO
H 1060
.V.V.M. $jwoo
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WANLT8.
TITANTED, AT TI1E TREASURY
TT Bitensloo, twenty CARPENTKRS. To
good workmen the htghoet wages will be given
ana steady worn, Appiyasineumeoru)nstruo-
tlon,
i, ireai
fts.tr
, Treasury Building. isaiah augers,
wvyiiBiu( Arauwgii
TfTANTSD.-A OBNTLEMAN WITH
V T a small tastily deelres to rent a House with
ova or sin rooms. In tha northern section of the
elty. Please addreee Bos SO, Republican offlce,
stating Urms, loeatlon, Be. .' JyUMf
FORSALE OR RENT.
TORRENT. A NEATLY AND COM-
J? FOBTABLT FURNISHED HOUSE, located
In the First ward, but ono aquare from Pennsylva
nia avenue, containing nine rooms, gat, Latrobe
stove, water In yard, lie., will be for rent from the
15th of November. Laaee from one to three years
Rent $ltt pr month, payable quarterly. Ln ad-
vis, vrasniDgron uiy roil
I70R BALE.-A DAY HORSE, ABOUT
; IBM hands, Syeare old, works well In har
ness, and Is a Brst class saddle animal, perfectly
gentle and warranted sound. Inquire at No. 440
Ninth street, between O and H, anytime before t
a m. and after p. m. octtl
STORAGE-IN PIRE-PROOF BRICK
WAREHOUSE, foot of F street. Apply to
FRED. ft. COZZiNS,
osDO-tf Peon, at , two doors from 14th st.
NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED..-A LARGE AB
sort ment of American, English and French
kTATIOAERY, Finn Port mono ales. Pocket-books,
Field Order Booke, Blank Books, Printed Receipt
Books, Tuck Memorandum Books, fine English
Cutlery, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Scran Books,
Invoice Bonks. Photegraphlo Albums, ail styles
Special attention paid to aagravlng and printing
Wadding. At Heme, and Visiting Cards.
For sale by HUDSON taVOR,
Stationer and Bookseller,
pclHm ChronfcS Mi Pern, avenue.
MANHOOD;
HOW LOST t HOW RESTORED 1
Just Published, tn a sealed Envelope. Price elx cts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATUKK, TREAT
ment, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea, or Sem
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emits one, sexual
Debility, and Impediments to Marrlaje generally)
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits)
Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from
Self-Abuse, fce , by Hobt. J. Culverwol, M, u, au
thor of tha Green Book, he
" A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF" SUFFERERS."
Sent under seal, ln a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt or sin cents or two
1WT BOWERY, NW YORK,
sele ImlndSiw
1-ost Offlcs Box, 46S8.
pUILP A BOLOMONS,
BOOKBELLER3, ARMV STATIONERS,
PKINTEU8,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
113 PlHXSTl,YAKlA AVENVC,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files.
Tim Hooks. 1 "
Army Pay TaUlee,
ne'd Glaesee,
Held Copying Presses,
Abstract Padcm.
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As
sistant Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and Prlntlnedone to orderon
very short notice.
Aii muteq nooif s senf ny mail tree oj posing s
EDUCATIONAL.
rt mo 14
J IKUI
ta. n K Itteeti 1
LE INSTITUTE.
SEL&.CT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 1
treat, near the Circle, one sauare south
ni rnn u.. nciwrvn vain inu uin irnu.
In session from the Tth ol September to the 1st of
July. The usual English branches, Ancient and
piuuvra lanxuagca, iiuini too tuiuiuic. aiiu
Vocal and Instrumental music, piano and uuitar.
MRS. A. ZAPPONK. Prlnclnal.
Tuition for anuArter. of ten weeks, navabla In
advaace, English branches, elementary, ge. Ad
vanced, $9 Kxtra charge (moderate) for Music,
French and other studies.
auai-tf
ISS BHOOKE'S ENOLltiU AND
TRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
'o7I30 Pennsylvania avenue. Seven Buildings
The Ninth Yeer and Seventeenth Seml-Annunl
Session of this Institution will commence on
MONDAY. 1EFTFMDLH P). 1M3.
Ctrenlari ean be obtained at the Bookstores and
of the Principal. sei am
NIGHT BOHOOL.-YOUNQMEN
deslrlna to obtain an education without ex
pne are Invited to attend the NK.11T SCHOOL
wnicnwuioeoprncaon vvcunr suAi.win init,
7K P ni , at the corner of sixth and L streets,
la the public school house. Frery facility will be
atrorded, ana ail are invited. Tickets oi admission
may be obtained at the school room on any even-
tween laventh and Klghth.
By order of the Sub-Board.
0C2S-IW
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
SEVENTU STREET PRESBYTE
ItlAN CHURCH,
WASHINOTON, D 0,
8vcath itrMt. (UI.Dd.) bet. D and K itrmti.
REV. W. Y. BR0WN, MWHTIH,
REiiDiHcstlo. 40 KUMb itred weit, btire.a
O ml H itieiti.
Frficblni S.bb.Ui II .'dock, A. M.
.bbthBohool si; " "
Tbundtr NI(M Serrlen T, " P.M.
Lftdle. MUiioaary Socl.ty
BStraogcri mad. weloom. at all the a.rvlcei.
oolt
TO HOUSEKEEPE11S.
G1
ILLIES' OtD PLANTATION COF-
ers and Private VamlUes are saving nearly fy
per cent, by using
GILLIES OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GILLIES QLD PLANTATlUN CUf FEE,
GILLUS' QLD PLANTA1IUN LO(FE)
In place of other Imported OolTees, such as Java or
Mocha. It has been fully tested Ms by side with
the dnest Java, and prooounoed fully equal In uni
formity of strength and richness of flavor, so that
we can, with more than usual confliknce, recom
mend to our friends and the public our line Hat ored
OLD PLANTATION CUFF I E,
OLD PLANTATION CUFF i-,
OLD PLANTATION CUrrtr,
As our late Invoices are far superior to former
shipments. The bean or kernel Is full, plump, and
very much like the Mocha or Mountain Cotfee In
shape, and when manufactured byournewiirocess
Is decidedly preferable to the test grades of Wand
totteei and we would advise all who desire a rcallj
reliable and healthy beverage, to
DRINK GILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COFFEF.
DRINK CULLIES OLD PLANTATION COFH-E.
DRINK GULPS' OLD PLANTATION COrFf ,
It Is packed only In one poun 1 tin-foil packages,
SSandyOpoundalnaeacei each package having a,
facsimile of our signature. The
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
Is for sale by nearly all the leading ptrocers and
country stores throughout the United states, at
THIRTY CENTS PER POUND.
Liberal discount to the Jobbing Retailer Trade.
The Old Plantation Cotree should be prepared the
same as any other pure coffee i good cream, with
the addition of an egg boiled with U0 coie, will
add much to the flavor.
WRIGHT GILLIES BROTHER,
Only Manufacturers,
213, 83d, 217 Washkigton st, N. V.
oclft-eolmMtw
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES...
Tlie undersigned ,havlng perfected his arrange
ments ln Philadelphia, New .ork, and Boston,
takes this method of Informing his old customers
and the public generally, that he la icicl. Ing dall ,
by express,
Prime Chester County Deef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem County. New Jersey. cal,
Prime Philadelphia Butter. Cainns. Bucks coun
ty and New itnty Chickens, Sweet Urradi, Phea-
Birds, and every luxury of the Kaitern markets.
T Clear Boston Pork, Soused Ilgs' leet and Tripe,
Smoked and Pickled Salmon and Halibut. Also, n
large supply of lorelgn and Domestic rults and
vegctauicB.
To lanilllea and others gUlng entertainments,
this is ths cheapest and best place In Washington
to purchase. THUS 11 WILSON,
ociS-Jin 119 reun ay , bet. 19th and .utt. sli.
JOUN W. VAN HOOK,
GENr RAL PCUCUCE and
COMMISSION MKULHANT,
1'SALxn IN
kuttcr, Eggs and Cheese,
Tobacco and Segars,
Champagne, Sherry and Claret Inest
Brandy, Whisky, Portar, Ale and tilrr.
Also, Agent (or
Uueea'e Kpyai Cabinet Champagne.
CO Louisiana avenue,
oovl-etu WaahUgtoQ.
AMUSEMENTS.
GnOVEU'S T1IEATBB,
n 1. .,K..Ji. tf.l.
rasfifAaisVBiui, naar muiniaviui
LEONARD GHOVER, J ....Ii.. DIRECTOR.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING,OCT. Jl,
LAST Mioat or
MR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
Mill SUSAN DENIN
von this viomt ontv,
Koppltt's Grand Oreheetia and the beautiful Rabl
nesu Sisters.
Last time Doaltlvelv of the mrst successful blav
of all modern time, Bouclcault's beautiful Irish
THE COLLEEN DAWN 1
THE COLLEEN UAWNi
THE COLLEEN BAWN
THE BRIDES Of'gARRYOWEN.
Myles Na Coppalsen, Myles of the Ponies.
Mr. W. J. Florenoe.
The eventnre nerformanea will eonclude with a
FAS DU DEUX by thaoelebrateU Rablaeau SieUre.
Doors open at 7t Overture at IK.
RATES OP ADMISSION Drau Ami Ptmiiat
Circles. DO cents t Orchestra Chairs, 75 kentei Fami
ly Circle, 36 cents j Secured Seats, 3d ocnte extra.
Mr. Graver takaa rrent nlAAanra In AMnAunntn
that he has, at great expense, etTected an engage
ment with that Brightest Luminary of the Histri
onic Firmament, and acknowledged queen of the
vrAmB,
mho .wv'ia.t.c nbir.nn,
who will appear on Monday, Nov.Sd, giving " Her
uw uiaii-iuucuios rtouiuon oi msi loving dui
Improvident and unfertunete Lady Isabel, in the
thrilling Drama of
1 a o 1 i. v n n a; . ocu
nonD'B NEW
X TENTH I
JuHN T. FORD Mai
THEATRE.
t STREET. NEAR E.
..ManArer And PronriAtnr.
jaiwih nomuaytircat incaira, xwumore )
Last Night or
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
AND
FANCHON, THE CRICKET.
" Drop the ourtaln and put out the llgnts,'
The soul has a theatre with charmed sights t
Let the dream-elvee lead us wherever they will,
The beautiful Fanchon Is played there still "
kmmernm.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31,
The besutlful domestic drama, entitled
FANCHON, IHE CRICKET.
Fanchon Miss Maggie Mitchell
New scenery, sparkling music and elegant appoint
ments. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9,
first appearance of the young and distinguished
tragedian,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
Supported by a Company of Rare Merit, including
the names ot the most distinguished Artists known
to the American Dramatic Profession.
ADMISSIONt
Dress Circle, 60 centsi Pamily Circle, 25 cents t Or-
ciirairi.uBiri, te ceuiai rriVAis nox.es, (IU HDUfg,
No extra charge for reserved seats, oesi
THE TUltR
NATION AjB.O O U R 8 E ,
WASHINQfJN.
FIRST FALLMCEftNO.
UHAnUlirKHIAii.
FOUR THOUSAND OOLI.ARS IN PURSES.
(1RAND RUNtTlNQ WEKK,
Commcnclnc
MONDAY, NoviM.tl.3n.
Fltlt nay-MONDAYTNoT. d Sweeptakti for
yearolJii .looaatraoo., .60 forf.lt, to nam. and
111 bv th. Qth of Vctokcr. Pur.a of fan added bv
ttustrinl Mll.haata
nevonauay TUESDAY, not. Id Pun. ISOOt.
mll.h.ata-
Tulid U.r-WEDNESDAV, Nor. .th-run.
I00 9 mile heat.
Fourth Day-THURSDAY, NOT.tth rax. Kl
1 mile, a ln 8.
Ullb Dm-FRIDAY, Nor. .Ih Handicap, ,10
entrance, play or liayi $10uadded. Single uaah 1
mile..
8UtliDay-9ATURDAY,Nor.1lh-Putl. $1,000)
1 mil. heata
The atakea clo.etl with the following eotrleat
MILK H1.A1I.
Mr. Field'. Illly, by Lexlog Ion, dam Magdalen.
Mr. Bu.h'a b. 0. Jkn Jlruoe, by l4xtnglea, dam
Altorf
Mr.Wat.on'a h. n. Cipuln Moore, by Imp. Bal
rownle.dam Jeonr Roae.by Glencoe.
Mr. Wataon'e eh. 0. Aldebaran, by Commodore,
dam Nannie Lew!., by Glencoe.
Mr. Hunter'a b a. Copeck, by Lexlegton, dam
Itoaetle, by Imp ork.hlre.
Captain Moore'a ch. e. All, by Mahomet.
Dr. Welden'i b. f. LI11I0 W., by Imp mythlan,
dam Prunella, by Gleneoe.
HANDICAP, .Mr. r.
Mr. Bu.h'a b. 0. Bn llruce, by Lexington, dam by
Altorf.
Mr. Vat.ona b. e Captain Moore, by Imp. Bal
rownle. dam Jenny Rose, by Qleocoa.
Mr. wataoa'e eh. e. Aldebaran, by Commodore,
dam Nannie Lewi., by Glenooe.
Mr. Hunter'a b. e. Copeck, by Lexington, dam
Ro.ette, by Imp lork.ture.
Caittaln Moore'a eh. e. All. bv Mahomet.
Dr. Uelden'ab. f. Llizle W . bv Into. Scrthlan.
dam Prunella, by Glenooe.
ntranoe, a per cent 01 the puraea.
Hacea and Trotting oomm.ncea at 2 o'clock p. m.
leh day, under rule, of the National Courae.
The United !latea Braia Band will be ln attend
ance datlv.
rot an ironing rur.ea, a toenier anj n to atari.
picuoeranin car.., .iii. single aumu.ion, pi.
By order of the Board.
octCT A. MOFFAT, Proprietor.
CLOTHING.
TJOY8 OLO
,P In receipt of
Children's Clothlr.
OLOTHINO.-WK ARE NOW
a larre assortment of Hots' and
,1ns of the newest atvlee. suitable
for the present si.aaon for dress audschool wear,
to which e Invito tho attention of parents.
WALL, STEPHI NS fc Co ,
344 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tentb streets,
apr 10-tfif Star A. Intel
.p ENTLEMENB CLOTHINQ.-WE
JT have now In store a full stock of Gentlemen's
Spring Overcoats, Business Suits, Dess Suits, and
Purnishlnr Goods of tha latest atvles. manufactur
ed with the same degree of neatnees.styls, and ele
gance, aa If niede to order.
V Abb, flll.rill.113 ( U ,
SK4 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth street.
nr iti tflf f star H InUl 1
W
INTER OAIUIENTB.
NEW STYLES.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
We are now tn receipt of a large assortment of
D(l ft, adiI LflILDHI N'S CLOTHING, of the new.
eat styles, suitable for the present season for dress
and school wear, to which wo 1m lte the attention
of parents WALL, STEPHENS U .
UOIO-ll II t T., !' U UIU Ut
alesSe.
R
EAL
ESTATE AND
AGENCY.
QENEItAL
Everybody should call on
N. H MILLER,
INTFLI.IGENCE OFT1CE.
For servants and real estate. Agency No 011 Ninth
street near Pennsylvania avenue, (north )
Particular Attention paid to the renting of Dwel
lings and Boarding Houses, stores, he Real s
late and ether Propert) bought and sold on com
mission Property holders can obtain tho best of tenants
without charge.
N B The test of relcrence given when required.
ocH-tt
TJ EAL EBTATK
"T-,rsone bavins; HUUikSa
EAL EBTATE AGENCY.
rsons havlntr HOlTHkS and LOTS to SELL, or
HOUSkS to Ilk NT. will do well bv callinr on ih
subscribers Also, pisc-ui desirous of Purchasing
or Renting Dwellings can be provided for.
Prompt atttatlon given to all Real Estate bust-
"pW to WM. W. BURDON, With
i t nil sv niiinun nt.......
Real Estate Brokers, and Auctioneers.
Room S, oorner 7th and Y streets.
Refers to Hon. . U Pomeroy, U, S. 8.1 Hon. L.
M. Morrell, U N S ( Hon K. K. Eenton, M. V 1
Hon Lbapln Hall, M. C Hon. G. W, Scoftleld, U.
C.t Hon. E. W. Irieuch, id Auditor, and others.
aut IV
MILITARY GOODS.
TVX I h I T A H Y OOODB.
WALL, STEPHENS k CO ,
44 PEMMSVLVAHU AVENUE,
Oder the largest assortment In this city, erobrae
tDgaltqualltleeuaedby ontoers In the Army and
Nay, such as
Swerds, Sftshee, Belts. Shoulder-straps, Hats.
Cans, Pistols, he , fcc , with a tine asiortweot ol
u&llttna clrdhlns;, with which we can furnish otO.
cers sompiete outnta in a few momeuti
WALL. STEPHENS CO..
V4M Pennsylvania Aveaa
U uth 1 Ktar,& chron.l
art 10-UU
AMUSEMENTS.
riAMTERBURT BALL.
CANTBKBUKT,
CANTKRBURY,
CANTEtlBURr,
IhUh iu, mw U cermrr tf Siw efMef
(la r.ar of th. M.tropoUtan and National Hot.la.)
BIQN OF THE BIO CALCIUM UQHT.
ffa. E. mun Manager and rroprWtor
THE RATIONAL AMCtimtNT CAPITOL!
THE GREAT PROGRIIIIVE INtTITUTION I
THE ONLY E1TABLIIHMENTOFTHEKIND
which haa kept pace with th. eplrlt .1 th. ag. and
ner.ritanda .1111, but .till keepa onward loll.
bright triumphant eourie.
INDUBITABLE EVIDENCES OF OUR SUPE
RIORITY
eonatantly accumulate.
HOUSES CROWDED NIOUTLY 1
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT I
A OIQANTIO ARTISTIC ALLIANCE!
MORE NEW STARS I
Whll. th. gr.at company r.malna Intaet,
. THIS SAENINO,
Flrat wpearanc. of ih. great V.raatll. Com
dlana and Ethiopian Dlln.atora,
II. W. EAOAN
II. W. EAOAN
ASD
J. B. EDWARDS.
J. S. EDWARDS.
Continued brilliant auoeeee of th. great T.rpil-
ehorean aod Eutarpean Quartette,
ERNESTINE DE FATHER.
MILLIE FOWLER.
JULIA MORTIMER,
iijAnA iunu.iv
Flrat tlm. of th. thrllllnff drama of
DICK TURPIN 1
Or, LIFE ON THE ROAD.
J, S Edwarda aa..... Dick Turpln
H. w. ihagan a squlr. Whlmaey
Geo. R. Ldeioo ac Jaeky Gooaegreen
Supported by the excellent dramatla company.
Flrat time of magntflcnt ball.t dlrertUaement
under the direction ot
MO.1l. GUILLAUME FOUCHE,
: entitled
LA 8ARABANDE MILITAIRE,
In which Mi.i DE FAIBER and the MU.ea FOW
LER will appear, aaalated by
LILLIE BRANDON, KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND, LUCY CLIFTON,
M'LLE JENNIE,
Anu
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
THE GREAT PRROTEAN COMPANY,
Comprlilog the gret comedian and comic 1 ocall.t,
GEORGE R. EDESON,
who will alng aeveral new Songai
Ma ED. MURRAY,
Th. Great Negro Delineator, who will open an
(aura new jjuug.i 01 i.oraigauueii
.-...i.. . .uw.o a. .inu.4 . nun u, n. .'tun.,-
MKR, H. W. WILLIAMS, H. S WOOD, J. S.L
VASCLABKB, MONS. SOL, T. BROWN. -0 , ho ,
uiu tarn i.ur-ogr.pa..e toriis, in tna nasi ihii oi ins
Admission 98 cents
Orchestra..... M cents
private Boxes, no Mini; si a persons s&
Doors open at T o'clock! Performance at s,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE.
BPOULAR SERIES, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission i Ladles, 20 cts j children, 10 cts.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 3, 1363,
EXTRA GRAND MATINKK
for the
BENEVITJ
of tL o
.WASHINGTON PROTESTANT OR.
PHAN ASYLUM,
Given under the auspices of tho Lady Man at ere of
the Asylum, to whom the Entire Proceeds of the
entertainment will be handed over.
All the memliers or tne Canterbury company
I1AWNG OLUNTKERlD THEIR SLR JCLS,
The Mali, with all Its expense aod resources, belns;
oluntartly tendered b Mr. Sinn.
A Programme arranged expressly for the occa
sion will be presented. oc-tf
TrARIBTIEBr VAH1KTIEBI
V Fronting1 Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st
Hamlin J. Co,
Pronrletors
Fltislmmons...
.btage Manager and Advertiser
Tha neonle'a favorite Actress. Miss LI7ZIE
SHULTK, the sjorlous young Comedians, MaK.
vii an i UAKinui.utne.wi w. tn, anu j. it. nui
WORTH.tbe Inimitable Fthloplanst M'Ue L1NA
W1MJLL, Moos BAPTISTIN,twentyprettyouog
Ltxllesi twelve other Stars of the Music Halls.
Aim xcat cuiMiiun niKUwa uitn nuruitactj, 111c
perilous adventures and halrbrcath escapes of the
daring and notorious
In Two Ae s, l leven Scenes and six Tableaux, and
tha comlo pantomime of
MAD AS A MARCH HARE.
Nearly One Hundred Songs aod danuca I Navy
Yard and Arsenal Workmen and Employees tn the
Government Work-hops I Remember Saturday
Nlrht at the Varieties 1 The Mammoth S5 and do
cent Show of the city. Mora stars and more a
rlety than any other Music Hall In the World
PRICKS OF ADMISSION Parquette and eauilly
Circle, 23 cents Orchestra Chairs, W cents i Single
scats In Boxes, 15 cents Private Boxes, (holding
six persons,) $a t Colored Circle, 30 cents
Doorsopenat 8 o'clock iverformance commenecs
1 8 o'clock. ocit
Wstivals71tc.7
ST. PATHICK'S FAIIJ,
ODD FLIXUWS' HAI.L.
Ataitetrof faneyand u.eful article. for aale
THE 0ONFLCTIUMe,HY
and Lunoh Taole. aunptled with et erv delloacv.
Tilt. LADIES aolldt th. patronag. ol Ihelr
frlenda and the publle. ocfltMl
rpjIE KIK3T Q1IANO 11ALL
or TIIL
POTOMAC ASSOCIATION
will be given at Ialand Hall, corner of Sixth and
D atreeta, Ialand, on THURSDAY, Not ember lath
lor particular, ae. futur. advertlienenta.
Dy order of th. Committee. nc39-3t
WINES, ETC.
pn
E 1) .
OOZZKNB
KNNSVLVANIA AVENUE,
Corner ,ot Fourteenth atreet, Waahlogtoo, D. C.
I. Sole Agent for
nlLLENTlUL'S TOBACCOS
BUl'EKB CIQAR1,
For aal. by
FRF.DERICK 9. COZZENS,
FENN9YLVAVIA AVENUE,
Corner ol Fourteenth atreet, Washington, D. C ,
And
No. II warren'street,
ocll-eod Nete York City.
N.
L O N a W O 11 T u
OHIO WINES.
FRl'DERICK S. CUZKNS
Is Sol. Agent for
NICHOLAS LONUWOIiTH'S OHIO WINES.
I-FNNJtLVANIA A KNUF,
Corner Fourteenth street, t ashlngtoo, Ii. I ,
And
No. 11 WARI1EN STRJKT,
llpposlle llulson llher RB I1 ot, New lorlc
OCll-fOd
ATiSTTuKJlJar iikckivku khom
l Uwinanr.n larg. 1"' of RIUNISH W1NI.S
. the "ry bt quahly. which will .. .old by tha
"''""''"""""u A. SrRlNOMAN'S
Columbia Hotel and Restaurant,
4S4 Fennsyh anla avenue, Washington, D. C.
octa-m
EDWARD LYOBTT.
BOORBINDEH,
No. 371 Ptss. AVB , Wasiiimmtoit. D. C.
Books bound ta every style Turkey Morocco,
Russia and calf. JeT
T TWl.?.
AUCTION SALES.
ASSISTANT QUAnTEBMASTErVB
OTrlcr.. corner of o a. -r-?ZZ. . " V
eimti, WAlHlimon, D. C, October u'imi '
Will Kl mIA . O..KI,. ....., .k.r r
fourth WMUmdayi, I Ith and ssth of NoSmMr,
the Corral, near th. Waahlngton Obeerratory
A larg. lot Of IfofM. udTMulM, oond.ma.d aa
unlit for public anrlM.
iinnnnnmil I.O'eroeK ..m.
Term, eaah, In Government fundi,
, ,. CHAS.H.TOMPKmt,
o4-Kt Captain and A. U. M. V. Ilnr.
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NUO RniCIC HntT.C AMTl ffnw . . ...
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f ' 1 i,.cltl on th. premliee, we .hall aell Lot
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ConT.yane at w,t of th. Durchaeer.
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nltur. and HOUMfuralihlna: Ooo., at EdSST
are.n'a Cabln.t Manufacmr, IW WwrSS
?? VWJM'. "4 ElghUentR Seta.
?i' V."S'JI? Mventeenta and ElghtMnth atreeta
am J1V' l"X t ' "ov.moer, mtSi'SSil
will aell, by eaUlogue, until the whol.
atockof Cabinet Furnltur., whlcb ', of 'ut. cTJi
!nd.1l.,.'w:w 'yaS! ywr," orkn,Sfp,
5SSJJ i5 ? '.V11.0' Houmurnlihlnr Good. ar.
0Ju'.1net..OW-.B;!!S 'r,'1"" hU
Roaewood Chamber Sultea,
Ro!fI!?w,.,ul,, ol Parlor Furniture,
oak Chamber Suite, and Oak Hdiboarde.
Handaom. Roaewood Dreaaloc Bureaii.'
Itoaewood Wardrobe., handaom.
Walnut Dm. Bureau., '
Thirty Dreea Bureeue,
"""chllraf "",,I, a W1'"" A'm "J Eaay
Roiewojidj Mahogany, and Walnut Sofaa andTete-
Roaewood, Hahogany, and Walnut Rocker., Mlr-
v """" andoille. Table, and Dnkl,
'TabTti1 "'' c'"lr,,"Jon and T.ipoy
Walnut and Mahor.ni tl,aVu.
S3 Fainted Wardrobe., '
as Curled Hair Matreiaea,
23 Shuck Matree.ee,
m oozen uanMeet Chalra,
ll!!!'!S1''?'".",ll"i Hl "i".
virfefy '' " ' B,J,,"J,i '
Refreahraeni'Tablei and Waah.tand.,
Kiten.lon and Mahogany Dining Tablea,
French China Sevrei Tea Seta, 37 and 38 plecea.
French China Dinner Seta, piece.,
" Gla.a wine Tumble., and Frulta,
Plain and Gilt French Chine, ""'"
Larg. quantity Wlnea and Water Bottlra,
rMoVl"cu"'' L"i r,l,,,, ,ai t"" 'OT'.
ldonTet.fe'l. Caatoia, dlirer.nl kind., with
many other Gooda not her. named.
Terma: All aumc under .50, caahi over that
amount, a credit of 10, to, and tod.ja, for approve"
endoraed note., bearing (ntere.t. ' ' pp""
AJetion""' '" " ""' "' l,M- "-"" 0' '
Th. attentl.n of th. trad, la Invited to thle .air.
tjp Th. Gooda will b. op.n for In.rwelion. Md
cataloguea ready, on the Thundaypretlouato th.
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Y W . L . W A L L & C O
AUCTIONEERS.
HORSK AND CARRIAGK BAZAAR
Ana. na.ruaiiuHY,
SALE OF HORSaAt, CARRIAGEl
M LODISIANA AVkl
wtwnn Ninth and Tenth ate , Waahlngtora,
........... A0"7"0" am evert
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
cash advanced"on CSNUONMENT.
STORAGE rORCARRIAOES.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, A, ,
Rm.Iv.4 for PrlTau Sal..
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W, L, WALL At Ca, Auat.
BUSINESS CARDS.
wiiliam riTnt. i u mini:. johtox.
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TUH, I1ISE i POX.
ATTOIINLYS AT LAW.
RIAL KSIAII, CUW AND TATrT AOIKTS,
(Ojtpo.lt. Po.t Office.) '
WASHING I UN CITY, D. C.
N BComml.itonero for Allthe stateS)
oc33-lm
JOHN JOLLIKFK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Haa removed hla omoe to Ih. Nortliea.t oorner of
Fand Fifteenth atreeta, opposite the east
entrance of th. Treasury Building,
Washington City, D. C ,
Attenda especially to elalma upon th. United
late.. leia-lr
LEGAL NOTICES "
sl
UrHLMK COURT OF THE IjIH.
TRICT OK COLUMBIA.
IN GEN1HAL TLHM -nrrnnri. tui
It appearing to the Court that the following per
cons, holtlleg the oltloe of Constable In the District
of Columbia, on the U of March, isii, have not
taken Ihe oath of Allegiance prescribed by the act
of July 2, 1SS2, nor entered Into bond ae required
b) the act of March s, lew, the Court declares that
they and each of them became and were Incapable
of exercising the functions of eald offlce, frumsaU
day, and orders that they be removed from said
otllce, and prohibited from exercising the power
of Constables lu said District, to wit t
Anullla R. Allen.
James ft. On si,
J. M. Baraeclo,
John T. Baker,
William D Bell,
Henry Ebellng,
George W. H. SnWh,
John H. Wise,
Henry A Wright,
R. H. Dlgl.cs,
John M. Lloid,
Jacob G rultoo,
James (rsstr,
Kobeit P. Hazzaid,
Amos Hunt,
I-cancls A.Jones,
Richard SedxwlcS,
John A. WlUet,
Ata Gladman.
JohnT May,
Jbmea Bggutt,
David Jacksun,
Horatio R. Merry man,
John W, Martin,
Uriah B Mitchell
Joseph B Peerce,
Wm. K. Smith,
Wm R.Wall,
Jamea T. Lld,
John W. ReynolJs,
rauclsS Edalln,
BenJ. T. Watson,
Wm. Young.
James Donaldson,
John W. blbly.
Eneas Reynolds,
Jacob Ash,
Thomas J, Kelly,
Robert U Maatia,
'i homes Williamson,
James litnoatj.
WatterB Wlonce,
Jedersou Robin ton,
Chas W. ArnoM,
Henry Nash.
John A Stele,
samuelMcarsoo,
Wm L. Hois,
John N .ates,
HAiuuelN Chlpley,
Ihorans Irwin,
Wm. H. Barneclo,
James Burey,
James Lallan,
Walter Pomeroy,
James Thompson ,
Jos. P. ttanneli,
Henry S. Uard,
Hugh Douberty,
Matthew Collins,
Voi.H Panning,
Henry Grler,
John H. Hllion,
Horace B House,
Thou. is lluiusill,
John L. Turner.
James P. Woollard,
Wm R Plowmen,
Wm Harper,
Joseph Anker.
A. EVl.K(se,
Wm.E. Martin,
Wm.MfMoreland,
James s. Norwood,
William Rraddy,
Joseph Willi aru son,
George WahL
Joe. B Staolej,
Joseph A. GUI,
James A. Coo tier.
Thos 11 Roblason,
James H. Suit,
H, C. Boudiaot,
Wm. Waters,
W m. D Sernn,
Augustus Cere eke,
Julius E Schwabc,
Wm. G Tanner,
John R. Creole ,
Irranols Ward,
Tbomas Staokpole,
Wm. I Craig,
John McDermott,
James W. Stewart,
Joseph S. Williams,
James Fltzns trick,
Augustus F. Berr) i
dw. 0. Gardiner,
John R.eraon,
Wm H Saunders,
Vrank 71 miner man,
thas. H Merrill,
Johns Waugh,
Lewis llohlcg,
deo Donaldson,
i !. I. Hnarnisin
A.NUlTlsrURTIURORDrnEDthattheClerk
rle notice, by puldlcatiou in the morning and
e. eolDC papers ol the city of Washington of tho
forccoliig order, that the following are tha onlv
persons who hae oomplled with said acts of Lou
Kress, and that the) alone are authoring to act as
tousiablrs In said District, to wlti
ratrlCK II uausnrau, dimcj-uii muuu,
William jiiarun,
jamrs M. Duaher,
Robert KMagee,
John H Stewart,
James A. McGowao,
Alfred R Melin,
Jacob . King,
Joseph V. Kelt),
Richard 11 Iruoneli,
Robert B Hughes,
Ma. u rift. (I I iiulirr.
L.eo. P. Hotcbklas,
John Dewdney.
Francis W. U-lclaier,
trancl o'lallaghan,
Lhaa.U Uklort,
George F. Hugurly
Wm V Boss,
David A lUrrover,
Wm. H Lusby,
W iu. tammaek,
Johkll. Wise,
George T.fslbbons,
B) order of tbe Loun
Test!
oct30-3t
R. J. MLIG9,
aerk
l'IMNTING.
1
?01LL A W1TUEUOW,
KAM l'HKSft PKINTKUS,
Lunsuiuiiun duiluiiiu,
c rrnsET, betwech buvertii aim twilvt-S m.t
Otw iqvart North of PnMtWtkMia avenue.
nay -Ssnll Waailigton,D,C