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BY J. G. Mcguire CO. AuctiOD.ers

By c. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auc{foneers
EXECCToRS SALE OF SMALL BRICK AND
h FRAME DWELLING HoU On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, October 9th. at o'clock, on the
pre- misses. the subscriber Will sell. DaTtS of Lots
No. II and u in square No SO frontieg 10 feet ,n
Fourth street west between q sud III stree L. north
running back So feet, improved by o neat and we'll
built two -story hric1 Dwelling House Containing
four rooms on the front sod txo story Frs,ne
Dwelling House on the rear, fronting q twenty
feet paved alley. Title perfect. .'.'+F
Terms one-,hird in cash the remainder insix
snd twelve months. with interest. secured by .
MICHAEL GRIFFITH. Executor.
ocsd Rep J. c. MCGUIRE a CO. tuct.
By J. c. Mcguire & CO. Auc;ioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALC ABLE BIZ .LDIN6
4 tot nder and u. virtue Of deed az trustto
the subscribers, hearing date on the cith dsy OF
May, \. u. lSJs. and duly recorded in Liber J. A
= No. Isl. folio h9. &c. of the land records
for W Arlington County, in the District Of Colum-
bla We viii sell ~ public auction, in front % thu
premises. at 2 clock D. m. the ninth day Of 0cte-
oer A d lsSe; the following described piece
parcel OF ground. in the city of Washington. via:
original Lots No. one q and two. a. in Square
No. eight hundred and Fifty eight tsI5ab
This lot Is situated in rapidly Improving part Of
the city
Terms Of sale Ona-third in cash Of which Sx
to be paid at sale the rAtns Under in two equal
payments, ct 6 snd Il months. with interest Sc
cured 10y deed of trust. Terms Ia be complied with
IL i've days. All convey srcing 80 purchaser cost
MILAN II WARD, Trns,..s
THOMAS c.. DOM. { ifuste
se2c J. c. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
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n FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS
lJOJ BILE And single Breasted Blue Cloth FROCK
COATS.
Blue Beaver Regulation OVER COATS.
Light and Dark Blue Cassmer. PASTALOOSS,
Officers Cashmere and Flannel SHIRTS
Buck Gauntletts and Wash Leather GLOVES.
Under Shirts. Drawers. Half-liose, &c, &c.
All OF the above goods OF SUI pcror quality,
and will be sold at our usual low prices
NOAH WALKER & CO.
2-l6tif 36s Penn. avenue,
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BOARDING,

Observation-Disclosures can be accommodated
ID with frst-class BOARD, without lodgings at
No. 81 street. between 9Th and 7th st. oc 7-2t*
DERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARD,
i with Furnished or Cnfurnishet Rooms, may be
obtained at Mrs. N. J. FISHERS, ~ north beast
corner of I'd and D SITS. The location IL one of the
most healthy and central. The house has hot and
cold water and gas in every room. oc 7-3t-
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HEALTH FOR THE Sol DIFF 2 .-For one who die
from the effect ofthe bullet, ten perish from dam;
and eNP4srre 10 night air. Small doses Of Hoiio
way Pills. taken every other night. will corrcc
all disorders Of the Liver ard Stomach purify tn,
blood, and anSur. sound health to every man Onl,
q cents per box. 22o
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WHIrEHuRST GALLERY, !3; Pennsylvania av.
furni hes Carte DE- Nisite Likenesse> of every de
scription. Likenesse- of many of those -isin in
recent battles be ostaincd this establishment
Also Cara L!kcncSseS OF az the prominent Grnar
ais and Civilians. Orders for Canp and Field
Views promptly attended to. Remember and go
to Whitehurst'S before goin. to the battle seid.
Sc S6-ep.mT
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BACHELORS HAIR Org

IHe CeN I'm In NORA.
William A. Bachelor : celebrated Hair DYE pro-
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not TO injure the Hair in the least: rom
edies the iii effects Of bad dyes and invigorates the
Hair fo- life. Grey. Red RwS.y Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by az Druggists &c
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCaE.
LoR on tie forT sides Of eaca boz
Factory. No. 81 Barclay ST.. Neir York.
N lily tLate IS Broadway ana Is Bond ST.
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MARRIED.

Al Christ Church, Geo, setown D. e on t;a ~
instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Harris. Mr. Y l.. CROP
LEY 70 Miss BECK1E JONES. both of Gror-e-
town,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT-A FURNISHED BRICK lIOt-SE,
Il one squsrc FROM Browns Hotel, on sta street
containing pscior. dining room. kitchen aud threc
feT essf .nd faas
iarGS' Hotel or.
FURNISHED and rcplete with modern improve
menfS, baths, water pipes. gas &c Woaii Ia
rented 10 small family without children. Apply
at al9 Thirteenth ST, between G and II ocs-S;'
rTNo LET-F"ur fine FURNISHED ROOMS s,so
L Double Par!or; in the most pleasant and dc
- and q. three doors below City Hal a good
DOCK STATIONERY ANDFANCY STORE Foa
- SALE.-An establishes Store in Georga:ovn
%. C. doing y first rate business j. now Offered for
ss'e Terms M ade sonable. Applicst ion for the
same can &c addressed TO 3 !" Gcor sctown. d. c.,
Postohce sc 93w-
E'CR R:ST. At ELLaVILLE.-A new UOrSE.
Containing six large rooms, = Kitchen, cellar,
partly under cultivation Also, for sale. a good
Cow. and family Horse and Carriage on reason
able terms. Apply st No 500 corner Of 18th .nd
streets.
E'OR BIN Two pleasantly Furnished ROOMS
l. convenient To all the Public Buitdincs; fur
on 18th street, first house from New York avenue
3sf. oc 3roy-
Two FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT with or
\ without Board: = few minutes walk from The
Post CHiCe Dep .tmeEt and Patent Gsice. Ma. Az
st, between 81 aud Tth Also, Table Boar-rs
al re.s"nshie rates. e2i-2sw2s*
TOR RFNT-AtNo. $50 Twelfth st. east side.
y between and II sts.. comfortable APART
attached; recently furnished. No children ia the
hoase The location il OF the most desirable
II ashiacton. JeEr
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Go ALI. Of YOU to the Dollar Store. 43S Pennsyl
vauis avenue. near Four-and shalf street. and 80.
the splendid stock of New Goods nov opening an,
take your cnOiCc FOR One Dollar. I-lWN
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

NJ CoMESTIBIE
" ORCEsTERSHtRE, John Bull, Reading and
Hervey Sauces; Mushroom, Walnut, and Tomato
CCstsnps; Concentrated Milk, Honey, Res.t Beef,
s.piced Oysters, in Tin Cans; Lemon. Grape, Pine
hppp!s Stsweerry, BLACK berry. Rssphsrry, and
raspberry, stxwbsrry. ard Cherry Preserves;
Spsrkhng Gelstine fsrins, Corn Starch, and Rice
Spices, ground and mnsreund; Ghersins, Onions
and Mixed Pickles. For sale BY
W H. TESNEY.
oc8-3t s. E. corner Union Square Georxetown
NOTICE.
HEADING ALE AND LAGER BEER
Por Sale by
NJ. L 2 p L,
oc 6-lw~ No. 81 Market Space, Georgetown.
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
lNl GEORGRTowS, u. c., Oct 9Th. 1862.
STONE AND BRICK YOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION The subscriber win sell, at o clock
on SATURDAY. the 18th inst, on the premises.
the stocks of building Stone and Brick, AZ the
southern termination OF Fayette street, in this
Town. Terms cash. HENRY ADDISON,
&C 6-dtd Mayor.
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

HNNE ANDERSON CLUB
IN THE FIHLD AGAIN
The members of the Anderson Club take great
pleasure in announcing to their friends and "a
the public in general. that they will give
their fifth GRAND BALL at TEN appearance ~
an, on T. ST., bet Seen 9th and 10th. MON L.
DAY, October q. Hays brass and string band has
been enga ges for the OCCASION.
. (0Dinifiss az iTraazsms,ts.
4. Quinlan, T.. Kelly. j Hughes
!. sullivan NJ Horrigsu, M Conner
ID. McCrath, P.Sulliyan, 81. Wolf. OF 81
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" At 4 B n TT c L.

w AFTER NOTICE.
In consequence of the lowness Of the water in the
General Reservoir it will be necessary unless great
economy of water is prscticed. for the Governnen
soon to shut off the supply to citizens entirely.
All persons are, therefore. forbidden to use the
hydrants on Pennsylvania avenue. any streets
avenues under the care and supervision of the
streets or parements, or for any private purpose
whatever.
And all persons using the water urgently So
iicted TO be as economical in its uss a. bile.
b. B. FRENCH
seq Commissioner of Public Buildings
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FUTURE DAVIS.

BY MARSHALL PAGE, Auctioneers
CONVENIENT SALE OF cONnEM MINED
NJ SroREs.-we shall cell, on SATURDAY next
October u; at " o'cfock NJ, ut the Navy Yard in
this city. the following articles. VIZ
ssh lbs. Bread,
! hbi. Beef,
Dbl. PORK.
. bbis Flour,
- gallons Beans
IS tbs Cheese
2y2Gx gsliuns Whiskey,
q round Jackets,
blue asanel Cndersb3rt,
lei Tbs. Tohscco,
20 empty CRrboys.
Terms cash in Cor ernmcnt funds
by order of s. 4. Brown Navy Agent.
ccG dts MARSHALL Il PAGE, Aucts
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WELLIIiSsSSTT9SECSs syRS5knsNEC5kAE sns M n
oRANDA. : vols. Lou1on TRAkoK TAYLOR
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By W. l.. WALL & co. Auctioneers
tSuccessors TO Wall Barnard
Corner Ninth strcet ana Penn. avenue
G0F MEN SALE OF CONDEMNED
NJ HoRSRs.-Wilt be sold st Public Auction At
the Corral: near the Naval Observatory on MON
DAY, October 18th, lss2
A NCMBER OF HORSES
Condemned a. UT ft for PUBLIC service
Terms cash, in Government funds.
oes Can't. IN PaASA,.
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THIS AFTERNOON ASD To. sioRRoW.

THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
ss, e. Wall !. az h sss..sHf'''
s iii ssir 81 GSccrsIs s" stT Fit
fnuRspaY MosNiSG' october Oh 's W. viii sss III
al cur auction rooms. larra Assortment az Gro
= barrels v hi.r RcaSsa snd yellow Sugars.
There's Cincinnati Ii Hams and boxes starch,
r" c tSSSse Eastern Cutting and Engiish Dairy
Boxes Che wing aud Zinc Gu. Tobacco
n"xes nons .nd s,erinc Candies,
"a fozen Lemon snd Re shherry Siru,
= bnxes;~rlS nnd ProrV,s, Pick les.
Cigars, large stock assorted brands
BGls. Sugar and Ginger Cakes
L. hoxeS Candy ian lbs each
Rnx-s Glassware. Tumblers. and Sappies
With many other articles in the Groeery line.
&C! Res WI. WALL a CO.. Aucts.
It's. MARsHALs SALE OF THE CARGO or
u THE SCHOONER RISING SuS, aspoFssss,-By
United state. for the District Of coiambia. vii
se!l nj public sale. for cash, NJ Room No. 81 ,
an TIE s .s
lst2 coz. meIcing 81 " O'Clock a m. the following
Rising sun: sso at the same time and place a isrss
lot "f Dry Goods. Shoes, &c, condemned by the
said sssss S sSrHE sss y Rsst follows ra
Lot Sole Leather. lot Alum.
Lot Fist. ~ btls Brown and White Sugar
2 bhis. MolssSes, . boxes Medicine,
Csmphor. Morphine, &c.
23 boxes Of Candles lot starch
2bcNes OF Essence of Coffee.
~ boxes Roots aud Shoes
Lot Hoop Skirts. lot Hats and Caps,
GIBBS. Whskey. lot CsrpCt Rags,
6boXes Of assorted DIR, Goods OF great value
* boxes Sosp. lot Tea 80
Lot Hcse, Collar.
Lot indigo. lot Matches.
10. Epson Salts Lot Stationery,
Large lot Flannel and Cloths,
Lot Blankets lot Nails.
Lot Horse Shoes, p6 bags Wheat.
WARD III. LAMON
i-dtd L 3 Marsha.
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By c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneees.
HANDSOME fuRSfTURE AND HoCsEHoLp
- kFrHcrs Ar fuELIc SALE.-on MONDAY
debce OF his ENceilency y. Asia Buruaga Minis
ter from Chilli, No. "a Vermont avenue b-tv--p
II and streets, we shall sell his Furniture and
Household Elects. comprising
Suite OF Solid Rosewood Psrlor Furniture finished
IN green satin DsmaSk. and consisting Of
Two Sofas, four Arm and eli ght Side ChsiTs made
to order by Renwick,
Six Walnut Easy Chairs, snished in Crimson Satin
. pamask, 4-.r.
Handsome CT mson silk covered Sofa
Rosewood Marble-top C-ptre Tables ..
Walnut Secretary and Whatnots,
Rich Velvet Psrlor Carpets,
Suite of Solid Oak Dining room Furniture com
pri-ng-
Extension Dining Table Marble-top sidebosrt.
Three Arm and ten Side Chairs, flushed with no
rocco,
Bohemian and Crystal Cut Glassware
French China Dinner and Tea Service
Walnut Hat Tree. Iron Hall Chairs
Velvet Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes
Handsome Bronze and Gilt Chandelier 6 licSfs
Walnut Bedsteads. bureaus, and washstsnas
Cottage and Iron Bedkteads. Toilet Sets,
Mattresses, holsters. aud Pillows.
Three ply and Ingram Carpets Ac
Together with the usual assortment g. Riscsea
AT 0Sg O'cLocK,
In front of the premises
An excellent FreBch Coupe, MS
set Of Double Harness. r..E-
oc sd 7 q NeGrIRE &C. k,rts f,
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DOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

DOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
FOR S4LTIMORE VA POINT LOOKOUT
AND ALL THE PRINCIP Al LAND
INGS ON THE ROUTE
The steamer KEIPORT will run hereafter be-
tween WASHINGTON and BAbTI- ~Ns
MORE. making two trips per week kaE1s2SEN
each way. touching at Point Look outS90Ea8
and all the principal landings On the route.
Those wishing freight Or passage can apply at G.
Street Wharf Washington, and Government
Wharf. Baltimore, and al hediflerspt landings on
the route VIM. X. SNOW, Agent.
Washington. D. c., Sept. 81, 1852. ocl
ID supply.
The actual cash value marked in plain figures
An inspection ofstook solicited, no obligation 20
purchase thereby incurred.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Pa ave. and Ninth street
plot Perry Building
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ss s.E n. y,Ttss 81 vii q
cult Court, of the District of Columbia. for the
County of Washington, aud - me directed, vim
70 a s dc sSs I'm e
day of October Ise1. at y o'essck M the folovins
dessri bed Lot to-Sit, viz, Lots kstessd A, B. O.
origi nal Lott no :, 8, and g In square 40. .If In
the city OF Washington, d. G.. together With III
levied u pom as the property efJsnea X Danavin,
and WAL lac sold 20 satisfy judcials Ne. 2ss 20 os
WARD H. LAM0N,
sce-dM z. q. Marshal. ID. o.
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TIE IsDIAH HERE DOCTOR, frem Canada. will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature
their complaints or illness, without receiving any
or odrio>. Office, No. II Washington Building
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh street
Washington, ID. e. Gu &-t
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COMFORT AND BASE IN One MIyUrB-Corns Bun.
ions, Oalio-lties, Club and Inverted Nsils Chill
bains, Frosted and Tender Feet, enlarged and dis
the Feet. Hands and Face. cured without main or
Inconvenience to the patient By Dr.. White th :.
w-il-kpown Chiropodist, at 42f Pennsylvania a c-
nue. near Four-and halt street, four doors abov
the General Telegraph Once No Acid No, Blood
no Pain. oc 8-tf
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, rin Bahtnscrs and
Hoyyis5urg ~ the North and WtSf.-TwO trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-1uick time.
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther formatien apply ut the Office OF Great Penn
eylysnia Route, northeast corner OF Pennsyt vaaia
avenue aud sixth st., " ash;ngion. 0fce open from
q. n mill p. m; on SUNDAYS from z 70 p IN
l4ly Z. y. NORTON, Ass1t.
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ARRIVAL OF RECRUITS, &c.-Yes tpriiay and
last night 43 recruits for the Excess ior Brigade
So for the seth and S7th New York, 100 for the
lst Maine cavalry, and 50 for other regiments
arrived. FHty-three convalescentS from Ann
apolis Junction, Sc from Fort Hamilton. and
3,Gt2 from the cOnvalescent camp ut Alexan.
dria, have also arrived at the Soldiers Re-
treat"
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by ". L. WALL 4 co, Aucticnsers.

by W. l.. WALL co, Aucticnee-s
successors 20 Wall & Barnard
RAtLIFF'S SALE OF HOT SEIIOLD FCRSI-
~ TrEr, MARE, BrGGY, AND HARNESS, -On SAT-
thDAf. lth Instant. st L q clock 70 :, will sell
at residence No. 2S6 South street between New
Jersey avenue and First street, aptol hi All tn.
Househoid Furniture therein contained, seized ana
destraincd 10 satisfy rent due and in arrears To-
James Adams. ESQ :, embracing
Mahogany Sofa, y Mahogany Chairs, and Recep-
Hon Chairs.
Three Large Psrlor Essy Chairs.
Mahogsoy Ia BILE and NJ Il bic top Centre Table
Parlor Carpet, Curtains and Shades,
One pair Gilt Mirrors, Girsudoles Clock and Vases
Extension Dining 4 sble and Chairs
Etagere, Glass Crockeryware. and Table CUTLERY
Three Double Bed. tesds ant Bedding,
Excel. Mt Feather Beds. Pillows and Boistprs
Single Betstcads and Mattresses
Mahogany Dress aud Plain Bureaus
Mahogany and other Wararobes,
WHshstsnds and Toilet Sets Glasses
Hall Lamp, Hstrack. and 0ilciUth, Step and Cham
Der Carpets, Rugs.
Wood, Cane Seat Chamber Chairs.
ONCE Cloch Cases Drawers Gotta .e style,
Radiator, Alright, and other Stoves,
Refrigerator.
Cook Stove and Kitchen Utensils
Also, AT O'CLOCK,
Mare. Buggy and Harness.
Saddle and Bride,
Lot of Books, &c.
Terms cash BY order of the BaiiiH
n
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THE DELICIOUS WEED.-McrchantS, suffers
and others desiring superior article OF tobacco
or segars, would do we'll to call and examine
the stock of Vim. Finley & Brother, corner of
Seventh and + streets, who have always on
hand the best ass orment, and of the hest br;in
They are agents for the Michigan fine-cut to-
bacco.
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AEEENTFoR MUHDEE.-IPstcrday afternoon
patrolman Dom, OF the Fourth Ward, met
AugustIs Ford. the negro who was charged
with shooting and killing another named John
Adams at q house in the northern part of the
Fourth Ward, about five weeks Ago, an &C
count of which murder was published in the
Sfor al the time. Ford managed 10 eludc the
police who Were constantly looking for him:
bu' yesterday ne was picked up by patroilnan
Dom on Sixth street. He taken before
Justice Walter. who committed him 10 jaI for
further hearing, as soon as the witnesses can
be summoned.
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WH e l. L l. Il DE LERs
INDIA-RUBBER GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
26 DOZEN INDIA-RUBBER COATS
n do do DO DO 90 bb dASti6l.
= % % % SAsEs
WALL, STEPHENS CO
se Beolmif 322 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The DELIVERY OFFICE OF this Com u.ov ia
Removed from Third street to the lar Sc dspot on
street. hetwenn ID and Sd straits. dec aD-a
NOTiCE-THE COMPREHENSIVE heretosors
y carried on Icy the name Of y J HEIBER0ER
CO. was Dissolved BY mutual consent on the SIth
OF August isst. All those Indebted to the rm are
urgently requested to settle without Delay; at the
old place Of business. 4. J. HEIBKRGER.
J. II. KING.
NOTICR-The at bscriber, T. j Heberger senior
partner OF the late firm taxes pleasure in Inform.
Ing his friends and the public generally that he
vii cont nue. the business in all its branches under
the former name and title, and viii endeavor to
merit the continued fayors Of their former patrons
y. J. HEIRERGER & co,
tSucceRsors 70 IL. r., Loudon < Col
eepi Citizens. Military and Naval TAILOR.
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DEAPNEss.-Thosc who require DR.. Won Mosch-
ziskers services for any mssdy Of the BYE aud Ear
should consult him at once. Read the following
testimonials
/ placed myself under DR.. Won Meschzskcr's
treatment for DcafIe and feel perfee-ly satisfied
with the inpro, ement. b. MORGAN,
Mashin-ton. Oct. 7. 1862. Capt. co. = T5th o. v.
suffered from Deafness since joining the
vice. DIR. on Noschzisker treated me with great
success: Lieut. ID. WHTAsER, Harris Light Cav.
Nashin ston Sept 81. 1882
It Dr.. VoS MOsCKyIgKgR 227 Pa ay
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A STU ALTON WANTED. by young lady who
"A thorou ghiy understands cooking Would pr.-
taT restaurant: ant cen produce good references
pply No .30~ Third street oc ;-5t
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfore yus-
tice CIdrk-Ann M. Wise, assault; fined -
VIM. johnson, dIsorderly: dismissed. J. W.
Day Ton, do; da. Robert Wilde, dsordprly:
fined -. John Mcdonald, do; do. Geo. Har-
rison, do: dismissed. Thos. McGuire, do ::
fined -. Felix Mcclure, carrying concealed
weapons: fined sol.
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BUGGY, corner OF and Eleventh streets, has
always On hand fresh eggs ana butter. aud SUI
prrior articles of tess, " hich he will dispose of
a. low As any one in the market. Also, IA cx-
ceiIent general assortment Of groceries.
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WASTED-A NURSE. Apply at .he EbL.u
w Hou--. ...-.. II
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CLEANING OUT.-Last night, Scrg't Fcnwick
and Roundsman Leach, with q squad of the
Provost Guard, made descent upon two nOto-
riatis houses, each known TO the Roughs.' as
ono. Conc on Louisiana avenue. near Four
and-a-h half ST., kept by a man named Housrnan:
the other on FOur-and-a half street, opposite.
the Presby terrain church, kept by Eliza Miller
Seven women and three men were taken from
the last, and from HOuSnan's the proprietor
and a f,-inaie he claimed to he his wife Hons.
mHn and Wife were turned over to the military.
Eliza Miller was sent to Jail for trial: the man
were Turned over 10 the military the women
ordered TO leave the CITY
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VI AIRY. on FRIDAY Oct. 10, lsa ate O'Clock a.
m, consisting Of
Twenty Stoves and n large lot of Stove Pine
Tables, Chairs. Sofas. Clocks.
Mashstan5s. Carpets, wsrdroteS
Tin Safes, Tin Ware
Fifty Iron Bedsterds,
Flat Irons, Sewing Machines
Coal Oil Lamps,
Six Broom Machines and six Presses,
Blacksmith and Carpenters Tools.
a large qusnty Shoemaker Tools aud Benches,
Two Grind stones
Eight hundred pairs Of Men and Youths ehoe-
eight hundred pairs unfinished shoes and shoe
Findings
One Horse, one Carriage. one covered Wagon, one
Cart,
One Harness. Pillow and Harrow
And various other articles too numerous TO men
ton.
All persons having claims gsinst the Penitanti-
sry are hereby requested To make out aud prest Mt
their bills with duplicate in the usual form on or
before the first day of November next
shall be If the Peritentiary Wednesday and
Thursdsy, from q. M. until D. IN, Of each dsy
to exhibit and make private ssies
OCT st III. l. KING Warden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

TAKEN AS ESTRAY BY THE METROPOLI-
TAN POLIGE:-On 18th and 10th ult one
cream colored HORSE, name, tail. and two feet
white; and about years old. One bay HORSE,
with arness ard remains of broken bugxy. And
saddle.
II ON nership is not proven TO the satisfaction of
the Property Clerk OF the Police District,
before 10 O'Clock a. m, II ESDAY, October ltth
lss2 sad animals and property will then be sold 81
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash, at
the 9th street Horse Market b. -F
W. l., WALL a. Co, Auctioneers.
BY order: GEO. t. HERRtCE,
s3t 81 l3 Property Clerk. 5l6 nth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

ELECTED The following gentlemen have
been elected officers OF the Young Catholics
FRIEND society Tor the ensuing Wear: Rev. F'r
Higet, President: Geo. Savage, Vice President:
'. r.. King. Corresponding Secretary: g. Ct C.
Simm., Recording Secretary; Z. Crowley
Book-kcCprr X. EichOTn, Urea urer J. H. Ste
phens. Steward; TruStPes-U. Donahue and
John McDrrmot, ST. Patrick : parish; George
Hardin and Francis X. Dooley, ST. Peters par
ISL; Pat Jordan and Joseph RCtitprn, 81: Mat
thew parish; Francis Prott and - SchuItZcr
St Mary's parish. John +. kim and Georpn
Becker, ST. Aloyisins' parish; Vim. Kinsley and
Peter McGinneSs, 81. Dominici's
The means OF this society are devoted 70 the
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

ARRIVAL or PRIzHS-ThG tug Ora con came
up this morning with two longboats in tow, on
which Were five men, who Were captured in
tue Acatink by the crew OF the Dragon, charged
with violating the blockade, the boats not HI "
ing the required passes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

"ANTED-A Young MAN, competent To take
" charge of q set Of books and attend to the
collection Of accounts. Address Box JS1 City
Post Office. &C 1-3t-