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The above weight Is exclusive of the stock which
will be liz the usual proportion and they are 10 be
made o! the best scrap iron, of the form, dimen-
si"ns, and hnish OF those made for the naval ser
vice, and be Inject to such inspection as the De.
partment may direct
Twenty eight of these anchors of each of the
sizes oil JH lJsi ,2U, 49,, JS 4h1 and 800 pounds
each must be delivered in ninety days from the dat
OF the noincauon of the award of the contract and
the same date. -
The conditions of the contract will be 81 milsr to
those usual IN the navy ~
The bids must he accompanied by the guarantee
required by law, that if awarded tie contract win
be executed. "
The proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for
Anchors, Tat they may be Distinguishes from
other business letters, and be addressed to the
Secretary of the Navy " oc J6 ,svoW
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On the 18th instant, Il small black and tan
II Terrier Slut. had on collar, with trianau-
The finder will he libersIly rewarded for rsturninc
&C ISL " 40 ''DS ". W. o, esreDDARp.
NOTICE. ga sorrel HORSE no marks. was given
lido not think had the right to dispose of him.
pn to nSt the owner to forward
oe lg-lavswE ". D. ELwoeDs
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA, CoyyrY OF WASH
of T1fh5a tWo whss
broken off. Witness my hand and seal this 18th
THos G: DOM, J. p. for
Washington county d. c.
a me owner , or owners of the above described
q, ,o.,. HoiIIsGE% TALKS Daigymen
oc H-S St, between 5th and N. J av.
90 marked with white down the breast, straycd
or were stolen from 500 street. between 18th and
18th streets on the 18th instant. The above re-
ware VIII lie PAID to whomsoever will return them
to the above premises. oc l7-6t
c. REWARD Stayed o. stolen from the sub
'SC scriber, JOHN BhRRETT, on Capitol Hill a
white face, with the top of the two ears off The
anors regard will be given for her return to the
oc l7-;it a
go white COW with short horns and rag on her
hM III returned to the owner the above reward
VIII 10 gwen. DANL ALTMAN,
oc h-5 2d street. Capitol Hill.
TAKEN CP-0n the 18th instant on La. avenue
near 18th ST., roam HORSE, with rome ha ter
which The owner can have by proving property and
paying charges. JAMES Sill EI, ms
DC 1t 81 No. Goat Alley, bet 9th ana eth sts.
G1S REWARD. -Strayed from the undersigned
lace. the other \ white and specked cow Also red
bpllaIo COW, the ether two red and white cows The
anoYe reward will be given if returned To MARY
mhhhAHfIh 6-Str
ZANE TO ENCLOSURES On the 9th instant. a
- brlndle buffalo COW, supposed be in calf which
the owner is requested to come orwar PRO We prom
erty. pay charges and take her away. or otherwise
VIII De sold to pay expenses.
JAMES ANUS
oc lost No. ISL corner 18th and T. SITS
CtAME To THE SUBSCRIBER. On the 18th in
- SAINT. bay COLT, about years old; one LEFT
hlnG 1901 white and scar on his back and branded
L 3 en- his left side; The owner Is requested to
come forward and take him away
oc b-St 9Th street, between @ and K ats
Gi00 REWARD WILL RE PAID FOR THE
CIV recovery of the sam of FOUR THOT-
SAND DOLLAkS, mostly in gold and silver stolen
from the house on corner of AZ and ID sts Island
on the night of Tuesday last. October a. between
the hours of six and seven in the evening,
SAML HERMAN
nc 1901 corner Az and ID streets. Island
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L; " foss IRLE THAT ANY SOLDIER can 10 so
foolish a. to leave the city without suppl. Of Hol.
deeply regret. it. These medicines are thu only
certain cure for Bowel Complaint, Fevers Sores
and ScUrvy. Only - cents per Box or Pot 2s3
THE lSDIAN HERB DocroR. from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of
their complaints or illness without receiving any
information from them. Nc charge fo- tonsulfniion
Pennsylv ania avenue, corner of Seventh strref
washington. ~ u 25-ts
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By T. BOWLING Auctioneer

By T. BOWLING Auctioneer.
VNHE STOCK OF DRY GOOrS STORE At
instant, We will sell at the Store Of H r. Berry
NO se; Seorgetown, ID. C.. the entire stock.
OF Nery, desirable Goods FOR the present and TIE
approaching season.
Cloths. Csssmeres. and yestinss s'- t
Black and colOred French Merine'
Do do Mousseline ..
Black Bombasin and Alpaca
White and Red Elsnnel
Isl pieces cUlored Fancy Silk
Black Gro de Rhine Silk,
Brown and Bleached Cotton .H
(? and l04 Sheeting do
Brown and Bleached Canton Flannel
Calico and Ginghsms in great variety
Together with all the Store furniture,
Large Gilt-frame Mirror. Desk and Iron Safe.
Terms cash
Oc Is DOwITNG AMT
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GRAND BALL;
~ FENIEN BROTHERHOOD!
This patriotic and charitable Irish Society will
give their second GRAND BALL AND EN- "a
TEkTk1NMENT at Temperance Hall Est -
hetwSen 9th and l0th, on MONDAY EVE "a
Those friendly TO the inextnguishsbe hatred OF
Ireland ana the Irish To British oppression wher
ever n has fonthoid, ana 20 British intrusion
wherever 1t has dfplO attic influence invited TO
De preFent on this gay and festive occasion
superb Rrass and String Band j. engaged and a
supper VIII be served by one Of the first caterers
The Committee of Arrangements will spare no
EFFORTS to render every thing connected with the
ball onyenient and agreeable
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, 81 !;
may hc had of the following gentlemen:
). KANE. street. betw cen 9th and 10TH
LANES LACkEY. Seventh ST., near Post Office
ID. CAILAGHAN
T. ]. PHILLIPS,
DAVID REPPEL,
JAMES REGAIN,
ED. LENNEY. Pa. AZ .. between 18th and 10Th SIS
VIM. LANGRAN. and at
RAINEY'S Hotel, DIST ocIO l3l5Tlsoo
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WARD III. LANON,
o. 5. Marshal ID. G.

rv,a ~ yi g McGUIRE A 90. Auctione.r,.
I'AbcTEES, SALE OF yALUAeLE RIA nyun
-. LoT.-under and BY virtue of dss1 ~ ,...ssS
M.v saoSerssrs, bearing date on the asth ds1 -
Sa ,a1 ~, ~ Nd duly recorded in Liber j. n.
ba ~sshlnssGn County in the District Of coian-
premises ~ zen ~ public auction, in front Of tie
Parcel t. Of lsSs the following ds-crised piece O.
LGt No eight, 49, in uhlmsns subdivision 81
original Lots No; one 90 and two, CD in sSusSe
No; eight hundred and fifty EIGHT (S5s
This lot is situated in rapidly improving psrt -
the city. p~i'W
to be paid at sale; the remainder in two es1si
ssments o. and II months, with interest -
In hive days AL convey ancing at purcbsser ~
WILLIAM II. WARD q. sooss.
THOMAS G. DOM Trustees.
seS C. MCGUIRE q Co, Austs.
S mi EIp ARoUE SALE is POSTPONED rNryr
VI. II. WARD,
no THOMAS Q. DOWN Trustees.
-. . Z. Nee IRE 90, Aucts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FUN GALE AMI KENT.
j. Ladies BOARDING HOUSE. Apply at 5
Msshington st.. Alexandria. Va. oc lS-st'
EoR RENT-FCRNIsHED PARLOR. and Cham.
large. Location healthy and pleasant. Apply at
No 3oe street, between nth and 18th. 1t"
Lon RENT-A comfortable two story BIICK
DIV ELLlNG, on the corner of MARYLAND avenue
T1NGLY, No. 76s Sd St east oc st.
"A and FU RNITr RE Of boardios hou.e that sh has
Nj; al this Office sstSfactcry ' reasons given for
selling. &c 17-3ts
FOR sALE-The LOT situsted at the corner of Ill
street, opposite the Government printina office.
inquire al No. ID Missouri avenue. between a., and
oe Est Mrs. L. GERECKE.
E0R RENT77A FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasant
tsins ii rooms. including a large parlor dining
room and library, and is supplied with Potomac
per month. Apply at No. 1872 C st. oc T-lws
lHOR RENT-Near the Patent and Post OFF ces.
p,s Sas hesr 9Th street in brick house just
Ge On a. fhs R T
njhs a. PsTcI and the front basement the latter
sntsn Die Tor an Office Apply to the premises a.
elar1et space. oc 7-3t'
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-Nice Furpisbed
between and G Terms moderate oc loot
TNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT-To f.mi
- lies without children. Apply at No. $3.50 c ST.
Iw0 LARGE BRICK HOUSES FOR, SALE
i Also, several BUILDING LOTS. InSaire No.
st. snntS mus avenue between 9Th and 9TH
Tor RENT-FCRNISHED ROOMS, in first.
La5ned, I: A. situated near the Bepsglm On sEh
west q Winder. Bniidin ss NO
re Of house AND most lE desiis and
neighborhood; has modern convenien .es and is In
rsteass private Boarding house contains ,or "a
rooms; Sitehen, &c Inquire at i0s Pa. avenue,
oPe,Slrs, LOT days .--- &C B-3t'
A KARE CHANCE FOX A GOOD INVEST
STORE and Sn street esss
new, and built in the best manner and offers extra
ordinary inducements to persons wishing 70 com
it will pay II per cent upon the pirehsse. Title
pereGt FS5ms VIII he made easy Apply on the
GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
Soo NTH .t f4Te, large and pleasant UNFINISHED
Office nc cI ~
H2Ko , R!ENT-The four, story YELLING
avenue, little of the City Hall, Seinr IaTas
asf sSGa SSdii
No. 499 Seventh street. ,cIt-6t.'
Tor RENT-The large do . Bile HOUSE. a7O IItb
= .opPosle W iiaruS' Hotel, containing
rooms, with basement and csmmodi ous back build
ing, hot and and cold water and bath rooIu. dc In
fuirreo OF THOs. j. FISHER, or J. c. MCGUIRE
q ". &C l3lwr
k'OR RENT, AT ELLAVILLE-An new IIOTSE
containing six large rooms, q Kitchen, cellar
stabiing, coach house &c, with lot of ten acres
parity under cultivation Also, for sale, a good
Cow, and fsSlily Horse and Carriage, on reason
able terms. Apply at No. 800 corner Of 18th and
IL s'ree's oc l3-lw
DOCK STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOR
- SALE.-An established Store in Georgetown,
ID; e., doing first rate business is now offered for
sale. Terms msde reasonable. Application for the
Post Office. se ~ GS" I.
LOB RENT-At No. 4sO Twelfth st, east side /
between and n ats, comfortable APART, .
MENTS-chs snbers, sin gle and with sitting roo,a.
attached; recently furnished. No children in the
house. The location is one of the most Desirable
In Washn gton 40 81 g
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JOHN Y. DOM.
c. N. MURPHET. Trustees.
ocs eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts

BY j. c. Mcguire q CO.. Auctioneers.
E,XCELLLNT FURNITURE AND HorsEEoJ
IL ,EffhCTs At PUBLIo AUcrION.-On TT ESDAY
Nc, October 2ist, at 10 clock at residencs.
No: 40 fourteenth street, opposite Willsrds,
Hotel. We shall sell the entire Furniture aud NJ
fects, comprising
Superior Rosewood Seven Octave Piano Forte, By
Suite Of solid Ross~ood Psrlor Furniture, finished
m Green Silk.
Suite q Walnut Parlor Furniture, finished in green
srte of Walnut Parlor Furniture, finished in GRIM
Oval Gilt frame French Plate Mirror
fosewood and Walnut Msrble-top Center and Sofa
Walnut ard Mahogany Sofas, Lounges, Arm. EASY
INV ana Rocking Chairs,
walnut BookcascS and Writing Desks,
Damnsk and Lace Curtains, Coruice and Fixtures
Vases, Mantel Ornaments,
Velvet, Brussels. Parlor, Chamber Hail and Stair
, Carpcts. throughout the house.
superior Walnut and Mshogany Bedsteads Ward
robes. Msrble-top Dressing Bureaus, Wash
Fine Curled lair Mattresses Boosters and Pillows
hyperion Blankets, Comforts and Spreads
Looking Glasses Clocks Toilet sets
Gane and W God Seat Chairs,
Extension Dining Tables Sideboard
China, Glass, and Crockery, &c, &c
Terms cash.
ocl I'D &C. Mcguire CO., Aucts.
NIARSHAL's SALE OF PRIZE VESSELS In
1I virtue of DEGREES of the District Court of the
nIted States Tor the District Of Columbia II will
sell nj Public AUCTION for cash NJ the foot Of Sixth
ssrsei on the Potomac river. in the city of Wash
tober, nj O'Clock p. the following Vessels Wy
WARD n. LAM0N,
&C IO-dddS Marshal N
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g. EWARD.-Strayed or stolen on the 18th
Sc white COW with short horns and ray on her
hM IL returned TO the owner the above reward
VIII DO gwen. DANL ALTMAN
oc F-3t 2d street, Capitol Hill
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c,

Once MORE, KIND FRIENDS, WE COME
" TO GREET YOU
The members of STEWART HOLLAND res,ect
fully inform their many friends, and the pub u
nc in general, that their tenth GRAND
BALL will be given at Franklin Hall on
TUESDAY. November llth.
The members pledge themselves that no pains or
expense will be spared TO make this te ball of the
season. BY order of the Co -mtUee. oc l7-3ts
7 O0K OUT FOR THE MONUMENTAL CLUB
- The members of the MONUMENTAL IN
CLCB beg leave To announce to their many =
friends. and the public in general that they -
will give their fourteenth GRAND BALL onsl
THU RSDAY EVENING, Oct. %, at Franklin Hall
corner OF and ID sts. The Committee pledge them
selves that no pains or expense will lie spared TO
mske this Rail- equs 10 their lsst Tickets 81 cepts
admitting q gentleman and ladies
BY order of the Committee oc l6-Sts
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= U IL + RS SUPPL les.

j.. r. SMITH Il co.,
Nos. 342 AND 344 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
Manufacturers OF and w hOlesale Dealers in
SADDLERY, HARNESS, COLLARS
OFFICERS SADDLES and BIIDIES
SWORD BELTS, HAYERSACKS, PISTOL HOL.
BLNNKETs. TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS.
VALISES. &c; w.
Also, GILT MUCNTIEGS FOR SWORD BELTs
COAT SLINGS &c oc IG I'm,
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TAKEN Upon the 18th instant Oh La avenue
near It'll ST., roam HORSE, with a rope halle
paying charges JAMES SfII nj, ms
DC il 81 No. Goat Alloy bet. 9Th and 1th sts
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oc li-lm' -
500 OOO LBS, RoTGH TALLoW AND
which the highest price will be paid Also, 100
boxes OF CASTLE Soap, 90 Brown Soap and
Candles. Tor sale cheap for cash, at the National
Canal, GEORGETOWN, DC
oc li.eoly G. B. JEWELL. Proprietor
NEW sT0RE-N sew GOODsi
Ar No: AGA SEVENTH ST.
The subscriber takes great pleasure in announc-
ing to hs Old friends and customers that he has
opened New Store at No. AGA Seventh street, be-
tween ana 4, where he has h fine and veil
lected stock Of MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING,
which ne mas iust reeeV ID from the North and
offers Tor safe st the lowest No rthern prices.
J. BRUCE CO, Clothiers,
oe6 No asa Sc veutb st. near p
SE~thd nACHINk OIL-An excellent srtida.
~ keeping VIE machine always bright and cean
KING BnROHNLL
. se Il Conner Vermont ~. and 18th st.
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oc Is-d GRlEN 4 wILLIAMs. Au.,,.
By j. C. MCGUIRE Il co. Auctieueery.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CARRIAGES HoRsps

INTENSIVE SALE OF CARRIAGES. HORSES
IL SLEIGH RoBEs, SADDLES, BRIpLEs, Ac &c
vii ne SOLD, without Reserve. on MONDAY the
sth day Of October instant st No O'Clock n. tie
following articles. viz:
Two large close Family Carriages
One elegant open Barouchc
One double-sested Wagon,
One pair large bag Carriage Horses
One pair handsome bay Ponies
One elegant sleigh. four sets Double Hsrne.
Riding Saddles and Brides Horse Covers for win
ter and summer, Carriage and sleigh Coyers
Feather and Buffalo Robes, Carriage Rags, Hay
Cv.s-r; and variety OF stable i'm pie ments and
apt1. 4ce~, including the furniture Of the coach
man room.
This Is rare opportunity for those in want OF
such articles ss they the best of their Kind and
viii be sold to the highest bidder without reserve
street opposite sc. John = Church and the resitne
IN the rear of the dwelling of W W Corcorsn Ess
now occupied by the French Mini ster >''
&C ID j. e. MCGUIRE a. CO. Aucts
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BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auetione~rs 4
T'w0-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on
- IIHsI VEST, NEAh rHE PAKK Al ArcytoH
On nOSDAf the 3rh hkgtAnt, bali ~ =,
'front.' the premises. At O'Clock D. m IN ercel3asf
two story frsme House and Lot il being part lox
No. .. in square No. 4ls, fronting on IN street
vest, near the corner Of street north the lot
fronts Is feet by 100 feet deep
Terms cash .- .
&C lS-d GREEN A WILLIAM a,.,s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctionccrr
HANDSOME SQUARE OF GROCND AT Acc
H EIoN.-On MONDAY, the sth instant we shan
seil. IN front Of the premises. at< O'Clock p m,
handsome SQUARE of grou nd. conta mr. about ~
tW square feet Of ground. IL being Square No Isl.
situate snd bounded bv 18th Aud 18th streets west
anG and I streets north IL il now in q hish
STATE 81 cultivation a. vegetable garden. II viii
lee sold - whole, part, or in building lots, any
Wv To- suit purchasers
This property il very handsomely situated in the
northwest part Of the city in the First Ward. and
worthy IN" ztlenien of any person wishing 10 make
good Investment wll do well 10 attend the sale.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6. ~, and yS
months. IL purchased by the lot or part square IN
the whole sold person IL will be one Gin a
cssh balance in /. 2snd s years, the purchaser or
sale ~ M VI
deed given and deed Of trust tskes an II.
property 10 secure the payment az ths notes.
oc led GRIM WIIITfHs
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"ANTED.-We are buying SECONDHAND
w FURNITURE. STOVES and BEDDING. Tor
which We are paying the hi CHEST cash prices Fam
mes declining h"usekee ping, or having a surplus
OF furniture Will lind 1t to their advantage to give
US A call. BONTZ & GRIFFITH
je l2-H No $50 Seventh st betwean and K
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE d CO, Auctioneers.
DCBLIC SALE OF FARM HORSES. COWS
u Hoes, THORoUGH BRED ALDERNf BrtL &o-
Will be sold. without reserve on WEDNESDkY
the 20 October inst, the following desirable STOCK
large Work Horses
Mich Cows. Cow aud Calf
Heifers snd young Calves ..
J beautiful Alderney Bull, Is months old
sberkshire Hogs, and Sow and Pigs Of the same
The Heifers and Calves are crossed with the Al
The sale will take place at u O'Clock m 8. th.
intersection of the Baltimore and Ohio raiirosI
ana boundary street, and will be without reserve.
&C l5-d n n M.nf-fpc. ~
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MAksHALS SALE OF PRIZE GOODS
~ IN virtue ol DEGREES of the District Court of
NIL MI sell az public auction, for cash ON Thurs
Ia the 81 day OF October, lssa Commencing Al
SseTTtt, on fenns ylvania avenue, between Nintk
Gia tentn streets,i In the city of Washington D.
u. me following cargo of the sloop Annie Souires
i; so ths cargo OF two yaw bosts; and at the same
ehandise, snder attachment No. AZ comprisinr
In part, as follows, viz -
\ large lot of Dry Goods, very valuable
large lot of Boots and Shoes of su perior or.l;,
A large lot of Groceries, S~"1is'
A large lot of Carpet Bags
A lot of L mbrellss.
large lot Of Matches
A large lot of Wheat
4 large lot of tobacco
lot of Coal Oil,
lot of Leather
box of Medicine
A lot OF II orse Collars
8 Sacks Salt,
A lot of Hats and Csp.
And q lot of Stationery
WARD III. LANoN.
och-d q. y. Marshal n ~
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BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctinneer.

by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
TNRCSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed Of trust
= from James Lamb and wife, bearing date the
"a ia. oil May. lsjs. and Of record in lber j. A. 8,
NJ" To- fvllos Ill liz, liz. and Il4 and the land re-
cords Tor Washington county, D. c. we will offer
81 Auction, ON MONDAY, the 9th day of October,
lSh2 ~ p m, on the premises. all Of Lot No 4 OF
Charles J. Chlman's subdivision, of the original
Lots No; and 2, tsnd being the corner lot. D in
square No a5s. a. laid down the subdision Mat
of the said square.
The terms Of sale, cash The terms must be
complied with within five days after sale, other
Wise the property will he resold after one weeks
notice, at the * and cost of the first purchaser
and north II streets.
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'S.) scriber, JOHN BARRETT, on CAPITOL Hill a
white speckled COW; red neck and high horns, and
above reward will be given for her return to the
corner of ID and East Capitol streets Capitol Hill
q $1,000
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, October Is. 1882
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT will, until the Sith DC
tober, 1852 receive propositions for the manufsc-
turc and delivery, at such Navy Yards as may be
desi snated the following Iron Stocked Anchors aud
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I OST-On the 18th instant. a small black and tan
~ Terrier SLUT. had on n collar, with triau2u
lar brass paddock; answers to name of Jessie. ,,
Tn" Under will be literally rewarded for
her to him ut the Presidents House
&C 1885, W. 0. STODDARD
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WANTS.

w ANThD-A we'll furnished ROOM Tor gentle
~ man; without hoard. in y private faini,y> in
Best reference given. Please address '.J r Star
Office. - N'' IT,
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WANTED-A well furnished HOUSE, imIne-
w dlately, in central location not less than II
rooms. Address, stating location and terms Il
S. Box !, Star Office. DC II
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" ANTED-A good COACHSMITH and HELP
W ER, ut WALTER d kARMANN'S Coach
Fnrt9rys street between 9th and 10th, Washing
~
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~ ANTED-Every person to know that ana in
w the mar ket. ready to pay cash for ali articles
In the housefurnishing line: Those leaving the
city or having surplus will do well to call r
BUCHLY, 42e Seventh street between G. and III.
ieast side,O Dealer in New and Second hand Furni-
ture M rc -
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Go ALL of you to the Dollar Store, A3S Pennsyi-
vsnia avenue, near Four and a half street and see
the splendid stock Of New Goods now opening aud
take your choice tor One Dollar &C 10 Tvs
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WANTED-By a respectable agreeable and will
W ling young man. with good recOmme ndation
a STU ALTON where he can have the charge of
some place of trust, and make himself generally
useful To his employers At any hour when called
upon. Please address ". CABOT. Post Ufice
Washington oc I.7ts
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
Married,

Married.
cIARx--JoNB.-On Wednesday, September 8, at the
residence OF tho brides father BY the Rev. J. p New
man. Mr.. v. B. CLARK 70 Miss Exy L. JoHss, ali G this
city.
EArox-SnrsoS. Brooklyn, ON Thursday. Septem
H. bv the Rev. NJ Z. Smith, j. EIros, Jr OF New
York % n j., youngest daughter of A. Simpson, Eaq,
Of Brookiyn.
Hswn-srncnL-O -On Tuesday evening. August 20, by
the Rev. James nisstt, Mr. JANIS HEwnr 70 Miss JANE
SPum, all OF this city.
Lnris-KRn -On Sunday, Septembs I, by the Rev.
Dr. MoAiasr JOHN L. LrrrLs TO JoeEPH, daughter Of
Q. Y. Kerr, Esq.
LAmno-wELcH-At Trinity church, on Thursday,
September II, by the Rev. W. r Webb Mr.. GoUvRSsUR
K LAxpxo 70 Miss n LounH WEIGH, both Of this city.
Albany papers please copy.
pREY-vAIxrs--0nT Thursday, September Z, +. PzzLS
(de Fleury) OF France to ANNETTE vALLKrrg Of this city
PoRrn-nocnNGfoN.-On Saturday, september 9, at
ST. Andrews church. by Rev. G. B. Draper HENRY PoR.
TER 10 Miss CARnn A. BaocKNaroH all Of this city.
PyAx-cASApA. .--0n thursday, september II by Rev.
Dr. Hardcnberoh, Mr. GEORGE r. RYAN, OF Charleston,
10 Miss SARAH CANADA, daughter OF the late John
W. Canada, OF this city.
Charleston (s. C.) papers please copy.
Tmsay-GAs.-0n Tuesday, September ., In g. Marys
church. Clifton, g. l., during high mass BY the brides
uncle Rev. Father Lewis assisted by several clergymcu
AUGUSTUS TmSsv, OF New York. 70 NINA GAG, OF staten
Island.