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BOARDING.

RoAhD WANTED-Bya gentleman in private
- iaMiiy, within short distance of Wizards
Hotel Address stating terms, and particulars TO
M. H. H.. SIC street, Washington. oci6 &c"
Ryan, officers DESTROYS of obtainin z
- Doaru Tor their wives. in private iami y where
ibefC are no other boa riders As n central location
Is NOT required. terms expected to be moderate
Adure>N Lieut.. HUNT, Star Uhcc. Oc lS-7tT
ISOARD.-A Psror and Bedroom L. let. with or
- " i,h"ut Board J suitable for n gentleman and
ms VIE Or two gentlemen. There other
bcsruers. Inquire at jO4 Ii street:
Any one having second hand Wheeler 4 Viii
son sewing Machine to dispose of will find a pur-
chaser AT the same place. lJ-3t'
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AUCTION SALu.,.
By 9. 4. L. GROWN a CO, Auc,ionee

By q. X: l.. CROWN 4 co, Auctioneerx
NO. 39s corner Sixth and Pa avenue
hhON HORSES AND MULES AND WAGONS
hSD hkkNksS Al ACcTIoS.-We will sell, To-
nohhOW MORNING, October IL, at . a. m , at the
new morse market. lately established d, the Corpo-
raton on 9TH street, near the Canal large MUM
her OF the above named stock Terms cash
1t CR 4 CRowN a m
MARSHAL'5 SALE OF PRIZE GOODS :
y In virtue of DEGREES of the District Court of
Inc nitcd states for the District of Colupbis T
VIII sell at public auction, for cash on gTJr-RS
DAY the sd day of October IS52 eommeneinr- AZ
~ clock r. m, at the Dry Goods Stcrs ofJohn
1Isgstt, on Pennsylvania avenue. between Ninth
ana Tenth streets, IN the city of Washington n
Y. me following cargo OF the sioop Annie souires
aiso the cargo of two yswl boats; and at the Same
I'hc = isrge assortment of goods wares ani meT.
in part. as follows viz: N"Pi 's"s,
a large lot of Dry Goods. very valuable
large ,ot OF Boots and shoes of superior ou.li.v
A large lot ofGrocerirs "1'"'''i"' euah''r
large lot of Carpet Bsgs
lot of mbrellas
large lot of Matches
large lot of Wheat .r....
A large LOT of Toba Geo.
A lot of Coal Oil
A LOT of Les Their
box Of Medicine.
A lot Of Horse Collars
Sachs Salt,
A lot of Eats and Caps
And lot OF Stationery.
WARD II. LAMON,
oc I'D q. q. Marshal. d. q.
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LOST. AND FOUND.

wife tRs b9 SraSn st DSss
Bth streets. on the 18th instant The above re-.
srh WI We PAID TO whomsoe'er will return them
" 'he aoo' premises ocn-5t
SC scriber, JOHN BARRETT, on Capitol Hill n
white speckled COW; red neck and higb horns and
above reward will be given for her return 70 the
corner Of slsnd East Capitol streets Capitol Hill
EFT ETH HER R, HOME IN PRINCE GEORGES
White Girl named AGNES KfNG aged Ssis IS years Of
plain Inppgsanse; blue and light short
lined and .rmed with blue and grew m 1snns'
hnE RsH so M nSSSt her will b gn
Prince GEORGES county, Md. &C 17-isws~
S. k REV to& or stolen the 18th
W tall be- rttned to the owner thS above reward
oc lo-3t' Cd street. Capitol Hill
j near 7th St. a roam HORSE, with rope halter,
Goat Alley 1 Ssts5h S ana VI s.
Six REWARg.-strayed from the undersigned
face, the other white and speckled cow Also, red
buflalo cow, the othertwo red and. white cows The
NAH TsHHgS will be gvenf returned MARY
ZANE TO, ENCLOSURES On the 9Th Instant. .
~ Drndle buffalo COW, supposed be in calf, which
the nerisrequestedt 70 come forward prove prop
erty pay charges and take her away. or otherwise
JAMES Mem ANUS,
&C lo-3t No. Isl corner 18th and sits.
ZANE TO TILE SUBSCRIBER. On the 18th in.
his BACK sna sai
~ ""'" anu 'A1e nG GE sSs{ FAsrNAGHr,
oc l6-3t. 6tb street. between Q and 4 SITS.
S4UU recovery of the sam Of FOUR iS THot.
SAND DOLLARS, mostly in gold and silver, stolen
on the night of TUESDAY last 0ctober II betwa"n,
'he hours OF SIX and seven in the evening;
oc 1861 corner Az and streets, Island
$3 REWAMRnR 5z or stolen on last Friday,
white hind foot thick wind. The above reward
VII pc gwen II returned to +. HALL, South Navy
80. VI ID ay . stable. &C Is 3t'
CANE TO THE PREMISES OF THE SO BsCRI-
b;b et H. On tne ith instant, two red HELPERS,
paving RHESSSEp and
oc 5:st. P ST., between sth and 4. . j. s'v.
TAKEN UP-October the l2th ON nv premises
on the Washington and Baltimore Raiiroad
The owner can come forward, prove property nav
charges and take him away. f"'
oc 10 St. .-,at HENRY JOSPS
ESTRAY;-.Came to the Dorsey Hotel, corner Of
0ctoha a in inst streets Waeshington the 9Th Of
The owner is requested to come forward prove
ms property, pay charges and take him syay:
otnerEi Is, he Will be sold, according to law.
I oSI OR sT0LEE1At the Depot, this MONDAY,
DOLLARS mostly in $40 Treasury notes. The
Under will be literally rewarded by leaving same
Soldiers Home. U ocS
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Before jus.
nee Ctark.-James Bowey, profanity; fined s..
aired Humes, stealing watch; JAIL VIM.
Iaylor and John Hariday, fghting fined 80
each. Stephen McGinn and David Anderson.
drunk; turned over to military. Parker John.
son, assault; dismissed-by Justice Hazard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17

JUST AS OUR PAPER Is GOING TO PRESS,
IIEA'lLY laden with news of success,
SOMETHING of importwe stop TO insert
MAY we here state There's Nobody hurt!'-
is IN regard to an excellent Store, .....
THAT stocked with ine Clothes from ceiling TO
io".eustomers throng-whst bsr gains they get
& bow al the CLOTHES 30 beautifully ft. -
Gan you not see the point and the pith?
or csrrze; il is plsn-tis the store of friend
SMITH! ........ -- -
460sEVESTH STREET, q
Oprosif- 81, Cit5 Post OFF,,
Where BETrYK BAxGAIss PoR CASH can De oo-
tame thar at any either store il Washington Fe
Keep every variety o. CLOTHING. GFN-LE
hkNs ~ FINISHING Gt>opS, AID HATS, CAPS
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M AT ER ICE.

w -. - -
In consequence Of the lowness of the w.tsr I, a.
eeners Reservoir at Will be necessary me- 49,
economy OF wster Is prAeticed, for the Govsrnsss9
Al persons are, wherefore forbidden 20 use the
nyafants on Pennsyivsnia avenue. on sny streesa
commissioners Of nbhe Buiidines. Tor wstsrns -
sfes.s or psvements, or for say Srivsts ssfpeno
:, And nj persons using the water are urxentIy ~
hcited 70 be as economical IN ifs Is yc<s5ole.
se9 Commissioner az Public Bandinss. -
CIV INC MACHINE oII,-An xss,ient srtiels,
. keeping the n .a i = s - 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 4fn Baltirors and
HdTrisbBrE 10 the North and Wfst-Two trains leave
washington daily and one on Suuday-quick time
low lsr ana sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
throuSn NJ Government rates. For tickets and fur
thsr mo rmatisn apply at the Office of Great Penn
savanna honte northeast corner of Penns,lvanis
B a. m until . p. M; on sundays from to D. m :
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BY. G. MCGUIRE & Co. Auetisneers.
EXCELLENT PURNITCRE AND HOrsRHoI

By j. G. Mcguire q CO. Auctisneers.
E&CELLENT RURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
H1p ENsTIGrs At PuBMe AucIIoH;-on TUESDAY
NO: 40 fourteenth street, opposite Wiuardss
Hotel we shall sell the entire Furniture and NJ
Superior Rosewood Seven Octave Piano Forte, ~
Suite e solid Rosewood PalOr Furniture, finished
Suite e Walnut Parlor Furniture. finished in green
Suite Of slnut Parlor Furniture finished in Grim.
Oval q ilt frame French Plate Mirror .-.- Il. p
Rosewood and Walnut Marble-top Center and Sofa
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Lounges, Arm, Easy
Walnut bookcases and Writing Desks -..l ID
psmssk and Lace Curtains, Cornice and Fixtures
kases, Hantel Ornaments : - = ! - -
Velvet, Brusee Psrlor. Chamber Hall and stair
Carpets, throughout the house, - =
superior Walnut and Mahogany Bedstesds Ward
robes, Msrbie-top Dressing Bureaus, wash
Fine curled hair Mattresses Boosters ana pillox-s
superior Blankets. Comforts and Spreads - 80
Looking Glasses Clocks, Toilet Sets .r-.-.
Cane and Mood Seat Chairs, - 80 $1,000
LXtension Dining Tables, Sideboard.
China, Glass, and Crockery, &c, &c.
Hd &c. Mcguire a oo. Anrts
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THE IEpIAS HERE DoCroR, from Canada will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature OF
their COMPLAINTS o. illness, without receiving any
Information from them No rha-ge for oasmhat;o,
o. ndrifs. Office, No. IL Washington Buiidine o.
Rennsylvania avenue, corner of Seventh street
Washington d. G.. AN a5 n
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ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES. ..4 Z.
FINE GROCERIES, a.
FINE GROCERIES
AT AUCTION PRICES, ..
AT AUCTION PRICES s.E
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The remainder of the cargo Of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting Of every descrip tion Of ..-E
.-.. FINE
FAMILY
GROCERIES. -.
VIII be for sale until the Schooner is discharged
..... FAMILIES ... ...H
In need OF Winter supply, al the
.. ..s TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED. S. COZZESS
ss Consignee, corner Pa. avenue and Iith ST.
49,. CAPT HUTCHINGS 80
&C lS-f Schooner Aid, foot of nth st. rs
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NEW sTORE-N Ew GOODS!

NEW STOR En- EW GOODS!
AT No. AGA SEVENTH ST.
The subscriber takes great pleasure in announc-
ing 10 his old friends and customers that he has
opened q New Store at No. 4St Seventh street be-
lected stock of MEMS and BOYSI CLOTHING
which he has just received from the North and
offers for Sale at the lowest Northern prices.
J BRUCE d Co. Clothiers,
oc6 No 46i Seventh st. near p s
EREiGHT TO NEW YORK The fast sailing
copper ami Copper fastened. frst.class ~
Schcon"r. Aid " Il Hutching,, master. 49,
ca. .aI To-. the above pOr. about Fricsy or as0S.
oH-aIdAS oi next WEEK Part of the freight beng
'-shSt--J n-iec quaint a VII - o. ZEN
hpfts 20 FRED. ( GOLLEhS hgen.,
o. ~ ~ CorAer vi l4th g. ana Pa avenue
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MARRIED,

In Georgetown, ID. c.. on the, 18th instant at the
residence Of Mr.. George W. Longdon: BY the Rev,
to Sc SAUNA. daughter of the late Thos David
son. all OF the same city. BALTIC IAN copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17

SOMETHING FINE.-Mr. John Welcker, at his
Buhler restaurant, on Pennsylvania avenue.
oyer wall % stephens between Ninth and
Tenth streets. is daily receiving per express.
choice New York oysters-East Rivers. Sad.
die Rocks, Shrewsburys, &c.-bivalves never
before imported for sale here. His many pa
irons are OF course luxuriating upon them for
they are very fine. =
Harvey, by-thp-by, is also opening very fine
oysters just now, from down the river-the best
Cnesapeakes ever seen in Washington al this
season of the year. -
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FULLY COMMITTED.-Charles Spracklin, the
keeper OF the oyster saloon in GEORGETOWN who
shot the negro teamster Morer Oh Sunday last
was brought before Justice Reaver Wednesday
and fully committed to ans wer the charge ~
murder Morer having died from the effects of
the wound the previous night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17

fsEpovED.-Thr Pre-Idan. has p3rdoIrd
'rirs--IDi,s ORic. VITO Wa con SIcted 81 high
s. 81 iObbeTy 81 tn last Decemlrr tcrZ4 Of th-
-.t- -l-.-I Co ~ uId .-,.4tanccd . GNa -ir,'
az UnL.ent IA the I-snitentSr
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FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
R 81 sss iass.a. AT Y. a .Ssii
Square Of sronns Ssee sSssut
situate sssasS ed est Of g,1nnd 4 being Square No
slate :. steeetsSle sss S IN ft ND
way TO suit purchasers.
psr Of tse ey n % ssp'a a tn
worthy the attention Of any person vish 70 make
agood Investment ill do well TO attend the sale
months If purchased by the lot or part square II
the Whole Is sold 10 one person il win be one third
purchasers TO give notes for the defsrred
IN all cases Of credit bearing interest from day of
deed given and deed of trust taken on the
TO secure R ias %I e IA SS'e auc
ByJ. c. MCGUIRE a co, Auctione.r,-
DCBLIC SALE OF FARM HORSES, COWS
VIM hoes To- scI TASE9 9S sEkR ALDEKSr BsLIke
the I October nrt the foIioxi Gn seirs
IRON =, the farm Of w. W Coreoran, ESQ, occI,
pIea Wy M the Government as hospital, viz:
Mich Cows. Gov and Calf. 80 ....I .....
Heliers ana young Calves. 49, .... -...
9berkshire Hogs, and Sow and Pigs Of the same
The Heifers and Calves are crossed With the Al
Of the Basnore and Ohio r.frs ss
ana boundary street, and will be without reserve,
&C Sd J. c. Mcguire CO., Aucts.
By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneerr. -
TW0-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
dTH ST. WEST, MAR THE PARK AT AUcryoT
On MONDAY, the 2th instant, we shall sell in
'front.' the premises, at O'Clock D. m. an excellent
two-story Frame House and Lot. il being part lot
NO. 9, IN square No. 4l9, fronting on 7tk street
west, near the corner of street north the lot
fronts IS feet by 100 feet deep. -
Terms cash. .a. L..
oc sd GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auets.
By. @. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CARRIAGES. HORSES
- SLEIGH ROBES. SADDLES, BRIDLEs &c Gc
VIII De sold. without reserve, on MONDAY the
following articles. viz: - =
Two large close Family Carriages ... .---
Une elegant open Barouche,
One double seated Wagon.
One pair large bay Carriage Horses
one pair handsome bay Ponies
0ne elegant Sleigh. four sets Double Hsrre-
hiding Saddles and Brides. Horse Govern for vim
Ter and summer, Carriage and Sleigh Cover,
Feather and Buffalo Robes, Csrris re Rues Hs1
Cyesg; and 8 variety Of stable implements aDi
pa 4sces, including the furniture OF the coach
MANY room : -. -
This is rare opportunity for those in want q
sueh articles they the best of their kind aDd
for cash.
The carriages and horses win be sold ON ,ssb
street opposite St John Is Church and the residue
In the rear of the dwelling of W w Corcorsn Ese
now occupied by the French Minister 20 - 80
&C ID J. &C. MctiE IRE a. Co. Aucfs.
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by W. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.
T. BOWLING Auctioneer.
THE STOCK OF DRY GOODS STORY At
instant, We will sell at the Store of H z. Berry.
NO 9s, Georgetown, D. c., the entire stock,
Of very, desirable Goods for the present and TIE
approaching se Ason-
Cloths, CassimereH. and yestin9s
Black aud colored French Merino '' %.
Do DO Mousseline
Black Bombasiu and Alpaca
White and Red Flannel
lD pieces colored Fancy Silk,
Black Gro dc Rhine Silk,
Brown and Bleached Cotton,
9 and lo-4 Sheeting do,
Brown and Bleached Canton FLANNEL
Calico and Ginghams i'm great variety
Together with all the Store Furniture
Large Giit-frame Mirror Desk and Iron Safe
Terms cash.
ocH ". L. WALL / CO., Aucts.
MARSHAL's SALE OF PRIZE VESSELS In
NJ virtue of DEGREES Of the District Court OF the
nited States for the District of Columbia I will
sell at Public Auction. for cash at the foot Of Sixth
int C on TG kspAY the 2lst day OF DC
sloop Annie sauires and sloop z ", Riley
oc ib-ddds L. \. Marshal d. O.
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BY }. Z. MCGUIRE d. co. Auctioneers
T'RrsTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BCtLDIN0
LoT.-Cnder and by virtue of a deed of trustto
me subscribers, bearing date on the 2sth day OF
May. A. ID. 1850, and duly recorded in Liber
:. No. lSn folio r9, &c.. one Of the land records
Tor ashington County, in the District OF ColuI-
bla we will sell al pull bile auction In front Of a.
premises. at clock p. m. the ninth DAY of Ocfo-.
Der, A. ID. lo62; the following described piece or
Parcel or ground, in the city of Washinrteu via !.
LOT No eight 49, In Uhman's Subdivision si
MSilE.s. lots NO; one and two, a. in Square
the city.
Terms OF sale One third in cash. Of which o.
10 De paid at sale the rema inder in two equal
payments, az 6 and L. months, with interest, e.
cured BY decd of trust Terms 20 be complied viSh
in live days All eonyeysncing at purchaser d cot.
THOMAS e DOM Trustees. q
se% J. G. Mcguire a CO., Aucta i
gTHs ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THOMAS c. DOM Trustees
oc9 .. g MCGUIRE 4 Co, Aacts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17

FoURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Before JUS.
nee Hatter-Bernard HumbeiR, assault and dis.
orderly conduct at Canterbury; sent homo,
Rosannah Devonshire, drunk and disorderly:
workhouse 90 days. Samuel O'Oonner do:
lined 81. James Walsh, Henry Bennett, VIM
fafy Michael Bell, drunk and disorderIy;
nned 20 CHARLES Young, disorderly and pro.
1ane lined 80, and sent to jail in default Of Sc
curlty Tor peace. Michael Dean, drunk and
disorderly; George Hoffman, deserter: turned
10 military Ellen Connors, do Ann Maria
McCabee do; Easter Jane Conners, do: dis
missed Lieut.. Leslie, cursing and swearing
by Justice Dom.
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NoftI Eo"FS.-Ih ii3d New y OF X regiment
iuni.' nag ~ men, arrived Wednesday night,
.,lu 'ook quarters ut the Rest" The men
were recruited in sullivan and To,npLi,s
eouhties, the first furnishing eight couYU,nic,
ana the latter two, and are q fine body They
are Iully equipped and ready for the field The
IoiioWing are the principal officers: Col ID. p
DE Witt, Lieut. Col. III. M Kirke Major 7 II
laft, formerly of Texas.) Adjutant f. L. On
gar, Quarter1naster w. W. Wheeler and CAP
tains Watkins Baldwin, French, Higgins
torrance; Pinney, Reynolds, Decker, Marvin,
During the night Ola recruits arrived .s.
Inc IIth connecticut regiment arrived last
night from Baltimore, where they have been
encanped for two weeks past This regiment
PLUMBERS 'e6 mer, who were recruited in Fair
neid county, and are anxious for active service
ne following are the principal officers: Col
ID. Noble, Lieut.. Col Walters, Major Brady,
slstant Surgeons Gregory and McEwcn, Quar-
termaster Hayes, Sergeant Major GRAY, and
captains Fowler, Hobbey, Moore, Lacy,
Brewer, Wood, Dunham, kellog, Benson, and
McCarty. -,
The 10th Massachusetts, battery, numbering
l5O men, under command of Capt. ]. H. Sleeper,
arrived this morning.
The following recruits hay also arrived: %
for the 6lst Pennsylvania, so for the 10th New
! ork batterry, 81 for the LIST Maine cavalry, "a
for 5th Excelsior, - for 23d New York Il for
I'd Rhode Island. -'.7..0
POLICE-The Third Ward patrol r4ported
yesterday: Jerry Brook, drunk; fined s2-by
Justice Walter. Henry Burk, assault with in
lent 10 Kill VIM Adams; Jail for court Henry
Burke, assault with intent to kill Susan VIII.
llams; jail for further hearing-by Justice
thompson. Chas. Barnes, disorderly and pro.
lane; lined s. .5s. John Queen, disorderly; dis
missed-by Justice Clayton. ~'r
Inc Fourth Ward patrolmen reported-P.
Gain, disorderly; locked up four hours Mary
Jane Bowen, drunk and disorderly. She left
her infant, three weeks old, the day before.
went ON drunk, and did not know where she
was TIL she awoke in the station house. On
account or the infant she was dismissed. A.
Brooner, jr., drunk and disorderIy: fined %
ra n Burke, selling liquor to soldiers; fined
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BY GREEN q WILLIAMS Auction..,,

V'RUSTEES SALE--By virtue Of a deed of truse
a Il from James Lamb and wife, bearing date the
"a Cay OF MAJ, lS59, and of record in iiber J. A s.
No. 49, fo,ios III liz. rs, and ia and the land re,
CORDS Tor washington county, ID. C., we will o6sr
at Auction. on MON DAY. the 9th day Of Octobrr
1872. Al p m, on the premises. sll Of Lot No n %
Charles Uhlmnn's ubdirision, Of the oririnsl
LotsNo: and 2, land being the corner lot . in
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 be resold after one weeks
h9.,ne. AT the tx and cost of the first purchaser
This property is 1T the corner of 9TH street east
and north III streets.
JOHN Y. DOM,
q. NJ. MURPHEY, Trustees
ocs cod ds GREEN a. WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17

FASHIONABLE SOCIETY in the east end .,
the city was astir on the occasion of the
iaSrriagr OF MIR. Andrew Coyle to Miss Annie
= slsart McNair, only daughter of Dunniny r.
- cNaiF ESQ, late sergeant-at-arfns of the
sI:lie. DIR. Guriey offciaLed, and the occasion
IS made al once conspicuous and joyous by
iIie attendance OF hundreds OF friends of the
f-.I.it.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17

GEORGETOWN MARKErs.-In consequence
OF the break IN the canal AT Monocacy. there
has been but little grain and flour arriving
recently, and the supply on hand is very lin
tied. The break has, however, been repaired,
ana boats may oe expected down shortly with
large supplies We quote rs follows: Flour
sHp@r, nome Offering; extra, $50 to s. So: fam
fiN, - To so. Nheat-red, 81 so: white 81 81
10 Sl-6G choice white, Sl.70. Corn, IS To 80.
Oats. 80 10 30. - $3.50
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~ ANTED-The sum of Sixteen Hundred Dol
40 iars ior 10 months. on house and lot worth
addition to the usual interest All Communications
conhdentIai. Address y. J. L." Star Office.
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DevroR brigade was re vie wed by Gen. Casey.
commanding the troops around the city or East
Capitol street, near the Ahnshouse The fol-
lowing appeared in line: leah Vermont, Col A.
I3h Vermont, Col F. V. Randall; and the nth
massachusetts battery, Captain Jones After
Gen. casey and staff had passed down the lines
they took position in center and front, and the
troops passed in review before them marching
IN a manner highly ereditable TO new troops
The fine and soldierly appearance of the men
was universally remarked. i--
The ground on which the review took place
Is now used rs a camp of instruction under the
direction OF Gen. Casey. A review of atleast
Two brigades will take place here at l3 o. clock
Tomorrow. .'E....-T r.... ..'..0..0 . ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-25

The Iredell Express says the Standard is opposed
to Mr.. Johnston for Governor because that gentle
man voted in the Convention for Messrs Syme &
Hall printers to that body and against the Editor
of the Standard, who, it SAYS wanted "a small job
Of public printing" Nowrthe truth is we were not
candidate for printer to that body and the Express
knows we were not. That paper has, therefore,
told story. We did not want to be printer to the
Convention.
The Express judges of our motives by its own.
1t is not necessary that we should devote our
space hereafter to discussions with the Express
The people of his own County, in a recent public
meeting, have repudiated the Editor. His influence
is gone His candidate for Governor will not poll
more than one hundred and fifty votes in Iredell.