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GE 1nterIfGenmN ot1S ber GtnSt
fnfe.
Baltimore, ben 3. gtpbember 1862.
Mdmrtm al

GIe betreffenbet Bericnen iperben biernit bena9ri9s
ti9t, BAT bic @ouluifiare am nd6ften II. @pbembel
~be9inneu t~perber, bic bonn Diappr unb Gtabtratb fir bic
6autilien D~erienigen 6reipilisen b%eitintntte llntertiisune
anS3u5ablen, rie bpr benz leBten Nufgebpt beS 8rGfiben,
ten in bic srnee setreteu ftnb.
IGe Dieienisen, meI6e Gidets BADEN, IoIen in ber
Office an Sapetteitr., uabe ytprtPftr., bprpreGer, I'm
Certificate in @ntpfauS gu %ne6neu, bic sur lluter;ei6nuus
an bic @cmpasnieen eeianbt merbeu miiien. GGe Die
ienisen, bic nod feline 3idets er6aIten BADEN, tSnnen aHe
nOtbiSen Papiere in beiaster Office in Gmpfans ne9aen.
Spbn See Chapman,
9c6u u. Gbpmpfpr,
Cam. Wac@ubbin,
gtob5stats4ml @pmmiiGre.
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yon 6arforb unb Geuben Qafe ttnb s.. Sen

yOn 6arforb unb gteubett Qafe ttnb .. 8ene
ret pom Cecil County.
Court Of s 0 Oh $lsaS.--66s.
Nafert9 ae9en Den Staat. - NppellattCn ron
Suffice @belnOS Grfenntnie, bnr6 tpelhes
AppeIant trsgen Qeberfabrens RON YaGaete>
ren na6 Scout pOtnt In 9trafe genOmmeu
trar. CUR 8srtanOIung.
SMpertUrrGurt.- ce5acob S. Wtturr
unb Illreb 8 MiQer seeen Sobn Coates
nno @eelep Starr, tpesen 8eiGlaanabme bet
Srlpf unb 93ann. @eiter oerbonbelt.
Eiu ntteb States Circuit GOurt.
OleIe 6 bpf perlammelte IEA por1eItern Mlcr<
gen. Sc TT speifelbnlt, OBJ Gbieljultice 3aneY
I'm Stanpe Ieia miro, bennlelben In Diefem Ser
min Spr3ufsten. Son. @m. s @iles als
aOjan9irter Ri6ter nabn Selern ben Stubl
etn. Der Oitrtcteanralt @m. Nrtce NOR
tir3lt6 in @albtneton UNI li@ su erfunpteen,
Of Der @btefiultice fommen tonne, mar iebp@
nt6t I'm Stanpe, et,pas @eri1es In Grfats
runs 3a brtn9en.
City t.-Sames Bcll>
mann 9egen Sarab 8uQmann. Gineabe
ces &ldssrs Wescn @belAeiDune
Spbn 5arrtlum sesen GleOnpre 5arrtIon.
Dalielbe.
NgN gBtr perpeiIen bic 8etrefenoem auf
bic 2ln5st9e Der Gommi6aee fir Stapt5swtIts
eun9en an Die @neebSrteen pertent9en Sret.
~piateen, pelAe Dor DEM lebten Mufeebut BEG
Yr1toenten III Die Nrmee eetreten tnD.
0elnnarft. - @eRern nurben fpls
genoe Drdm:su bsSabit;
Dsmanp Notsn ....26-27 PCT.
Sob .314
@ltber .25
~ Scioaten, lebt auf Cure @elunbtett
ntb traat nt&t ben 9~eferunseu Der Nrnee; SboItra. Jtettr
uno Darmentitnoan9 ipsreen bic nabfen Splgen Gurer I'm.
o6tianlteit letr. 6OaCwap's Btlen lno GaIbe IClten F@,
sum Sdnse seaeu iolhe 8rantbetsn. fteiS tn tebss Sslbateu
&trntfer Rneen, ME bteS BET ben frans Sfihe1 uno en9tI6en
Grnppen Der Saa lift, nelde feine natee Wtebiain setrduhen,
ais Otefe. Die Scr ts9et nur 25 @ents, 1919
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Observation-Disclosures.

g}glf- WratslraBe $40. 1853 umb 1854.
Dselnen gee9rten Trei,noei unb benz Nabiitnui moSet d pier-
au Dg @nsetge. bag tp sa8 f9on felt Sabrea an htEeui HLobe
etablrte @GldpdIt ibernOnEuneM babe aab ~beitinct9 eta ret1bnII-
ses 2aesrpcn SOmen ioltb g~eagsetseteA 9errearietssfn. ncicter
,EacDn. al bn ~biu,sIsesl |resiea ~nortastB aaI'ea ume ouG
IcIGe aui @eteamne ~anfetttSeI rercs. - StCie lr &trtet
rode uno 9eiea &c, N Auen &stea unb sa alien lY ieH-- Ser
ur etne GuSwabE Rgssui@!rnss et5Gs a.s IT, &c IN hties
6a1 l~Sla9eHbe 4rtGeI.
80 VIE 1etelurEs; toerhen rrctnt, NIB IN TIT
seuel aui Sna MS ~onasferttGt wtrbsT.
S.. e. G0ifer.
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epEalbertate aus wafeinatOn.

s~Nlu,e;aen ppn S8aIbtnstpu, Ueldbe bic @dd,
mittac8 4 ubr bel unierern Maenfen 9rn. nj ecfcl
Ro. AGE @-Str. absese6cn tpetcen, fncen NOD
Mufnabme In Der nddbfffolgenoen Wurttter.
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Is bis 20 @rfabmdnuer, UNI uad 9euulsloanien gu sstsrA
@er en- iRfprt %bsrlan0t. su meI6en SEQ, 81 Sa6-@barle5 it.
ipsIdfn 2~cntbaro- nno qrattiir. Ot
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-05

Mn Ofasiere unb 6UIDaten
in Der Mr,nee
p~erlenben ptr ben tdeltGen u0eder" 2 $40
nate lang fir 81 pOrtcfret.
Das @o9enblatt far 6 Mcnate $l.25
(pUrtUfret) tn gCraus3ablnns.
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Nene An1eioeu.
gmbfitmtsm &c emGnner)

tperbeu fir gsunlplpauteu nnO Marplar6 @cunties Strlargt
Mt SIR. 1t gtor6 Grebertd{rage,
S~rGnblbip 6puie.
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As> ssJn Cumberland tptr0 Der Wecfer
ben Gnbfcrtbenten bnr@ ben St9erteu
s. ~ Mnppcrt ta9ltb imS 0arS eelies
fert.
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Rules & Regulations
(Spielreeeln)
FIR

Ga 8asateltii6e ssM
in ssutl6er unO eusli6er sprade sebrudt, fnb In Der OfFce
eeS g8eter su bdbea.
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@@- Ssn NESbeeltne nttb 1%lnt9e9en6 be
foret 0r+ @eOr9 Bufh BEN nWecer''
tdalieb BEN Gnbfcrtbenten ms 0anS.
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Hg WiAt ~ Gberfeben.

Set br i& nit iebem Gage utebr aahaufenten ga@tra9en
mad ben BON mir r~srtauften' b~eilIaneu &rDpfea, iebe I'D mid
benStbtat, no8ntals rleine Moreife gu Der5fentli4en. UNI ba-
NIT Ter OFT ~eefihrten SlaSe wesea i9wertn &~nittnoens 81
~be8e9nsn.
Dr. q uI5ber8er'S ansemetne
TluRttnftur,
- L u LI..HL -. N-.LrLI..N IAIAHA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20
BACHELORS HAIR DYE,
The beSt an ne WorH

IHe beSt an tRe W0rI.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro.
duces a color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to njure the Hair in the least; rem
edes the i'll effects of bad dyes and invi sorates the
Hair for life. GREY, Red Rusty Hair instantly
turns a splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Drug sists&c
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToaE-
LoR, on the four sides Of each Dor.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay S., Ne,c York
m lily (Late gsS Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20
limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

- Collectors Otfce for III, District Of Co,u,nJio
All persons engaged in either of the occupations
mentioned in the Gath section Of the act TO pro
vide Internal Revenue to support the Government
snd to pay interest on the Public Debt :" are mott
he'd thai the office of the Collector Is row open at
no. 40 Seventh street west. Applications for
license must re made to the Assistant Assessor of
the Assessment District in which the applicant in
tends I" carry busine,s and license win be issued
by the Collector on receiving certificate OF such
sapplication and payment of the tax imposed 4p-
Tl'cantS arr 7ariniarly reqnes,ed 10 oaU for Their
licenses at Tie toH.t"rS Dics as early the dayotter
take effect from the lst of September and every
person REQUIRED by law to take out license is
Issued under a penalty of three times the amount
OF tie tax. Manufacturers and Brewers reaui red
to ma c to the Collector returns of their produc-
tonS for the month of September within ten DAYS
after its close and monthly thereafter, and at the
same time TO pay to the Collector the tax thereon
In all cases penalties im posed for any defs,lt
5. J. BOWEN, Collector
October 9th. lSi2. iRepub, oc H-lw
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MARRIED.

Or TIL, sdsy evening, tho 18TH instant by the
r. NJ Monroe. Mr. WILLIAM = GRIM rs 20
Nj ELIZABETH kIDHELL ali OF Fat Wash
ingtnn.
Al West Haven. Conn, OIL. the morning Of the
otI tnstRnt, by thr Rev. A. BslIv:aCnl,.ns LEW =
tLEPH ANE, IA. q tbif cir, 90 Mss ANNIE
81. COLLINS. % the former place
On thr I9th. MARY G. c. DAVIS, daughter or
Jo1n n. AID Susan Dali. aged :; year and I;
month
%, tha lsth instant, 1Us WILLIAM son of John
hlcLans s:id Mary Bui', s."d yrsrs. month ;
AID u days.
On Monday morning, Dir. THOMAS CIasEI
aged 50 years.
The Relatives and friends cf thr family are re
spectfnli, INVITED tc attend his funeral, tom his
late residence, on Pennsy lyania srenue west of
the Circle. between 9th and 18th S. to Enorro,-
tTuesday} afternoon, ut ) CLOCK.
, ~ The friends and sc9nantsnces Of Andrew 7
furSesS are respectfully requested 20 attend the
funeral OF hi, son this afternoon st oclock from
his residence Thirteenth street east bety cen q
and streets, Navy Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

On Al SAL III MILLINERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
20 11dSt roODl for Iraid RnjJtr GoOd,-Mr H. A
Hal having pmrchascd the stock of millinery and
fancy goods IN the spacious store recently
by MesSrs. Hutchinson Munro. No $40 Penn
avenue between 9th and 10Th street, offers for sale
at retail and at extremely low prices the above
named goods and the ladies of Washin gton and Vi.
entity Will DO well TO improve this opportunity a.
the stock must he sold ri once to make room for
the largest and best stock of Rubber foods ever
offered south Of New York. The store i 1T 10 Pa
avenue, YOU cannot forget the number. oc 8-It
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AUCTION SALES.

BY W L.. WALL 4 Co ku-t.a,-c-s
rARfIaGE AND HORSES At AVrTIOS o,
y TUESDAY MORNING .oc' 1ber a, ~ us. d,
vlthnu' rrser, =. for Cash
IjsTraSe. falling tor
I pair Horse saa IInrsrs
oc9 ". l.. WALL & Co Aur.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

COMFORT AND EASE IN One MISurE.-Corns Bun
ions, Calio,ities, Club and Inverted Mills, Chill
blains Frosted and Tender Feet, enlarged and dis
eased Joints Warts. MOles and all Excrescenses of
the Feet, Hands and Face cured witkout pain or
inconvenieace TO the patient by DR.. White, the
we'll -known Chiropodist at An Pennsy lvania ave-
nue., near Four and half street -four doors above
the General Telegraph Ofice) No Acid, 40 Blood
no Pain. oc Stf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

DRrErNISEnt 20 Dye in the District our friend "
II. WhesHey, No. 40 Jefferson street Geerseto
i n6T ready 20 Dye for the people Of the whole
District. See advertise ment in saother column,
&C ly-1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

SIGET AND HEARING Sufferer from either shorld
and Aurist, 227 Pa. avenue, Opposite WiIlardS'
Drainsss oithe Longest standing, noises in the head
speedily TeinG' ed All surgical tons
to restore sight hearing performed. The very
highest references be obtained from pons HE
persons who have been cured by DR.. Won MoSch-
Zlsaer. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

At the DoIL.E STORE, 43- Penn avenue near
a. street l. nos displayed the best assortment OF
Jtweirs an! Silver plated Ware in the city Drop
IN there and supply you rself for 81 oc lS.lyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20
BOARDING..

TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, ON the II
l. floor, and several small rooms with Board can
be had at MRS. FISHERS, No. AS D ST. north
healthy in the city Hot and cold water and ora :
throughout the house. Also, few Table Bosrisrs
can be 6ccomm cd atcd oc re.
BOARD Two officers are DESTROYS of obtainin ?
- Board Tor their wives, in q private family who re-
there are no other boarders As u cent raj Iocs tnn
IL not required terms psctrd 10 be moderate
Address Lieut. HUNT, Star Office &C Is;ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20
CRIsTADoRA's HAIR DYE

CSisTADORA'S HAIR DYE.
Ihere Is no Hair Dye in use 80 pure so free from
~ objectionable properties, that produces such
Splendid and permanent tints or that operates SO
quickly uniformly and certainly as
CRlSTADoEo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
This matchless article is pronounced BIZ all who
have ever applied 1T, or seen it applied the most
wonderful invention Of the age Ten minutes sur
fees for any shade of brown or the dee nest BLACK
1t leaves the skin unstained
Manufactured By J. Cristadoro, 6 Astor Vouss
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by ali
Hair Dressers
Price 81. $50 and IS per box. according to
size. Noy
CRIsIADo3o's HAIR PREsEHyATIvs
Il invaluable with his Dye as il imparts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality
70 the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81 and 81 per bottle, according 70
sire sc -eoInr
II IT POSSIBLE THAr ANY SOLID can be SO
foolish 70 leave the city with out pply Of Ho
iowAy,s Ointment and Pillsf Whoever does 10 will
deeply regret IL These medicines are the only
certain cure for Bowel Complaint, Fevers, Sores
and ScurYy. Only IS cents per Box or Pot. 2c3.
III. ISpIAs HRss DOCTOR. from Canada. Will
eescrfbe disesses and tell his patients the nature Of
!thsiF complaints illness, without rAceiying any
information from them No GnrrssJo- rtu!tdfior
adc'r Oto-, No. IL Washington Building,
HWnIHs1San!s avenue. Corner VI Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ria Bnhimor. and
Hoyytsbnyg 70 the North and West-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-auick time
low fare and connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the Office Of Great Penn.
sylyania Route, northeast corner OF PennsyIyanis
avenue aud sixth st. " ashngtOn 0iice open from
5 q. m. until p. M; on Sundays from to i o m
au Nly E.O. NORTON, Agent
WHIrEHURsT GALLERY, 434 Pennsylvania av
furnis hes Carte de Visite kenesses of every de-
kcription: Likenesses of many of those slain in
recent battles can be obtained at this
Also. Card Likenesses of all the prominent Gruer.
Ais and Civilians Orders for Camp and Field
to Whitehurst's before going to the battle Geld
sc e eoIms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Befor. JUS
tic" ClaTk.-Saturday-Wm Simpson, assault:
security for peace. Geo. Williams, violating
hack regulations; fined S1.ai. Richard While
ASSAULT and battery; for trial. Jno McMrlner
disorderly do &. Morrison. drunk; do.
Sunday-John Conard. drunk; dismissed
lillian Delaney, disorderly: fined 81. ThoS
Slater, threats; dismissed Jas. Hudson. drunk:
fined 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

FIEE.-The alarm of fire on SATURDAY, eve
nlng was caused by the burning of Il tWo-story
frame house, occupied By colored people, on
Second, between o and z steatS. The house
was soon cons urned and but little Of the effects
OF the tenants was saved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

e. REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from the auh
e'c scrIber. on the lith instant & * AMI whita
muley COW, small size The above reward will be-
paid ~ the perS"D who will give me information 50
that may get her again.
ELIZABETH GREEN,
f'ft I'd and l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

"ANTED-Pnr sale or rent, new lock stitch
w SEWING MACHINE, highly i'm proved The
agency may be had if desired Enquire of n
MILLER, No. j11 9th street oci 7-3tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

THIED WARD STATION CAsfS-Before Juxfice
Cf1rf.-SuEday.-Fran Badavar, indecent
ana ifofane: fined -. James Swift, drunk
ana dI>ord"rly; turned over TO the military.
SICK colder, named John T. Hare, wandered
lrom ihr Patent OfhC" Hospital, was found by
Sergeant Skippon and returned 10 his quarters
Observation-Disclosures Conner, drunk: Workhou>,.
80 days. George Clark, disordcrly: fined =,
Thomas Radcliffe. do; do ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

WANTED IMMFDIATELY-A fir,t-rste Bread
w and Cake BAkE Err, 20 whom good M rcs and
con-tRnt wors viii be given Apply 20 PHILIP
F1SCHER,S Bakery. on street snnth between lst
and 2! SIS, Capitol Hill. or Il 3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

WANTED-A single MAN who has heen sccns-
" toned TO milk cows and work in q dairy Ap-
ply al the tirnccry Store Off. T. KELLEY, corner
ID and Market Sta Gi .rgetoMn nc y. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

WANTHD-A good ENGINlER. Apply At
w Clarendon Hotel. Also, two Colored BOYS,
to wait on table or IsDtt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

WANTED-Every LAZY in town to call a. 3sOI.
" Seventh strent, between l. and ii streets
fNorthern Liberties and examine my splendid
Braidcg Patterns, for STAN pin on Dresses Josies
p-rs, &c. We have the finest lot Of Flannel Pal.
terms in the city. and only charge sir cents pc,
mt9'h. We can stamp any pattern you bring. Call
and hec U.s. ladies' sh6ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

ARRIVAL OF TROOPs.-On Saturday evening.
me i1Oth New York. I'D Regiment Corcoran
Legion arrived. They number gol men, under
command OF Col. Nc Dermott. The 18th Maine.
Col. r. Fe>senden. numbering 9Uj, officers and
men, arrived at II O'clock The Colonel j. :,
son of Senator FesSenden, and has seen service
In the Army of the West. The 1j6th Penn >yl-
wanna arrived last night They number o.
m N, under the command of Col. Slanty
Tie following recruits have arrived since
Saturday-2j tor the I12th Pcnn> vlyania =
Tor other Penn >Jlvania regiments, 10 for Michi-
gan. 1i6 for 18th New York, b for Vermont
rPglTntnts, i3 for the Excelsior Brigade, and 10
for sd New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

hIERCHANTS,
WI Suffers,
HOTELS.
RESTAURANTS, &c.
WILLIAM FINLEY & BROTHER
CORNER SEVENTH ASDFS rs.
Wholesale Dealers in
FINE CUT AND PLUG 7OB4cNo, sEGaRs
PIPES, Sc,
Invite the attention of the Trade beforc r,-cb.s
ing to examine our lar &c stock whichis
replete with ell grades OF
the above articles.
Also, AGENTS for TINS C'fy
JOHN J. BAGLEYS
CELEBRATEDFINECUTM MICHIGAN TOBACCO
TICE.
MICHIGAN PINE-CUr
IAN De had at the following places, whom re fur
nish
,,S,6; . .. DEARING. No. 2oa Pa. avenue. above
u. n IRVING. No. sf4 Seventh e.
-. h' HOOVER, No. 2s1 Pa syenue fsouth
Bkh SOLOMON, No. II, Pa. avenue above
VIZ A hksDERs0N, Nc. az. Fifteenth st.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

A MAN TRAP.-The attention of thu author.
ties i called TO a man trap which may be se-u
(in which il il hoped they will never b. Csughtl
"a: TIE corner of Louisiana avenue and y ia o.,
fronting The residence of DR.. Toner. The man
zap referred TO consists OF an aperture about
tWC I, = long and six inches wide, the ~ God
ea bridge across thsSutter, and which Is tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

e. hEWARD.-,Strsyed from my premises on the
OC 18th September. a large BIZ hslo COW mins led
spots ,ell-w and white I will give the shove re-
usrd 10 ANY on that will deliver her to me- on 9Th
&C 20 ST. Mrs D SANDY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

ESIRAf Came to the subscribers premise, on
~ Eth Instant, sn old bay HORSE. blind in one
eye The oHner Is requested to come forEs rd
prove property. pay charger and take him away
". CADMAN, Asa eth street
he ~ mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

HaHH aCK'S.-IIammack b.- in, .a.o. 49,
t.>;-class French cooks TO his sstahlisbmsnt
AID has also laid in superior stock Of ali orr,
al things gooe Tor the inner man in order N
keep pace with the progress of the timss u;
many patrons Will therefore find al hi, yell
known restaurant everything desirable IN IA.
lime. Those who don't know Hammaek,s h,d
better lose no time in giving II "A call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

WANTED-By Nnvrmhpr lat, or before n small
w hotSE. either in Washington George-
for small family. Best Of references given, and
rent lhe-a! ana prompt. Address Fielder" at
star tgrirc nc T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

WASTED-Ry single man, L SITUATION a
w manager OF n farm or gardener; ne under
stan d his business we'll sad is not afraid of work
n" best vi reference Will be given for honesty,
briefly and capsbility. Please address 'sAgricul-
tur"st aad FOREST GcorsetoNn Post Ofice, d c.
o. l. 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

n CARD
wax HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.-MR BRCCy
tormerlY at the Odeon HalA hss now Opened A
store at No. asa Eleventh. street, Just below 81
Where ne has q fine selection of MES'S aud BOYS'
CloTHING. 1t very low rSices He is DESTROYS of
having III his old cus!oSncro csll on him as thu
Can bay eoAdo st lower prioea than ri arI oihfr
store IN tks city. BHUC Co. Clothiers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

e REWARD. Two handsome brown DOGS
pc marked with white down the breast strayed
or were stolen from 500 II street between 10th and
18th streets. on the l5th/ instant. The above r.
~sTd VIII &c paid TO whOnfsoeYer will return them
TO the above premises &c rS-st
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& SREWAED..strayed or sto,en from the sub.
white speckled COW; red neck and high horns. a nd
white face, with the top Of the two ears of. The
above reward will be given for her return TO the
corner Of - and East Capitol streets. Capitol Hill
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THIS AFTERNooN Ann Io. MoRRoM

By GREEN x WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
T'M0-ST0RT FRAME H0CsE AND LOT on
Il TIN 81. wrsr, NT,R rHE PARK AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 3th instant. We shsii eel in
front the premises ats O'Clock p. m, an excellent
tvo-storp Frame House aud Lot. IL being part lot
we,t, near The corner Of 9 street nortA, the tss
fronts - feet by 100 feet deep.
Terms cssh.
orls-d GRETN A. WILLIAMS 49,.
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TAKEN Upon October 18th on 4th street near
l. /, dark bay HORSE, with star in forehead,
which the owner CPL have by coming forward, prove
property, pay char Ses and take him away
JOHN FERGUSON, 4th street,
&C H-f opposite Ebenezer HOSPITAL
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AIDES, LOOK HERE Il want every lady in
- town TO bring their flannel, muslin cambria
&c, and have it stamped. You can have your
choice OF 50n elegant patterns designed for every
,rid'a aud are the only persons in town Who make
1t an exclusive business Call at 2SO1. Seventh
Liberties o. 49,
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g "A REV ARD-To him who will return Or ,-iye
~ inform alton y hich will lead To- the recovery
oil light grey MARE. weighing about s.j pounts
which Htrayed from the encampmcut of The lith
Maine regiment on east Capitol street, Had hsI-
ter on: also. blanket marked l.. b FCRBISU
Chapls in 2.ItiI Maine oc ei..Hr
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c6-lm W r SNOW Agent
Jest AS OUR PAPER Is GOING 10 PRESS,
HEAVILY laden with new, OF success.
SOMETHING Off POI; -e sop 10 insert
nj Az We here state, - There's Nobody h1..t.'-
is in regard to an excellent Store,
THAT stocked wi:h fine Clothes from ceiling 20
How cuStomersthrong-shs bargains hey GEL
4 How all the clothes so beautifully a.:
Can Sou not seq the pc;n, and the pith?
Or cerr,e: il il p,ain-ris the eto-e &C f-end
SMITH.
46OSEyESTH STREET,
Opposite fas City Pos: OFF,
Where HSr--E gaEGAISs FoR CASH can be Oh
tame thsa az any ether store in Wsshington. he
keeps every variety Of CLOTHING, GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, and HATS, CAPS
and TRUNKS. ocsln
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DE-H RATION OF "TEMrEgANCE HALL
On Friday, Isaac Beghardt was arrested for
s-iling wine without license. He was taken
before Justice Thompson when il appprpd ht.
" a. an agent for the sale Of Rhenish wine at a
baii which was given 1T Temperance Hall The
hiGht b-iore. Justice Thompson fined HIM SO
ana costs, and remarked that the fine should be
ny instead Of twenty, considering the desc
'Fa-Vi Oh hall dedicated to total abstinence.
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g nn0 REWARDWILL RE PAID FORTHE
El,OOvrecVycry of the of FOUR THOE-
SAM DOLLARS, mostly in gold and silver stolen
on the night OF Tuesday last October H. between
the hours vi siN and seven IN the evening.
SAMI HERMAN,
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~ B.-DR. HENRY CLOCKE, Veterinary
~. Surgeon, has his di ploma from the Eeterina-
~ Institute of Berlin. Hing Of Prussia DR.. Clocke
Majestic Truppcn i'Armec Department State Of
Brardeaburg, il Prussia. Ohee corner Seventh
and st-., Dc rsey = Hotel , lI-lw~