Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10
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&S REwARD.-Lo.t. on the night Of the 9Th
the Gs .na Hs
dris: The above rrward viii be paid BY leaving the
same at Liberty Hall. oc last.
&2 REMARD..strsyet on last "Wednesday. a
rs calf aSons
ifIeturned to Si$ 10Th street, between q sns La.
esTS2n pI Int SUNDAY a., morning Cameo
naeT viii bespf On Sn for
Post Office, Joe ie-st.i SAM HXRKNESS.
s S31 1pe gray MARE, and one condemned bay
Stable fsh'S street,
eyes BLACK hair; and is little Deaf hsa on when
hs him blue JANIS
street between G and q sts Island, WASHING:
500 Ss ssssn s the
BRANCH, on Wednesday morning last, four MICH
Se two ws rsd snd
white spotted reward will be given for their
as win SECURE their return to the Intendant.
oIIGE.7-HIRED 4ND NOT. RETURfED-
On MONDAY, October 9th hret to man calling
himself captain IL k0onig, one sorrel HORSE,
years old star in The had s9me white his hind
viii be oI eass
st ssT Sss. York Livery ,sSs; S,vu.s
sDC muley COW, fresh mich, to Mrs Daily, COR
ner of 4th street and New York nv. oc S-3t-
CO REWARD.-Lost q black and tan terrier
VIZ DOG answers to the name of Dick; had on a
the thereon n
reward will be given if returned to 229 ID Ct
S the gtsmsss Of the unas nd
breast, with horns turned in The owner is request
s sS to take seT her
near GlenSood Cemetery, on
oc 93t' North Capitol street.
STRAYED--From the premises of the subscriber.
of October, red and white COW with horns; about
a last heard from, 1s at
oc 9,2t' LB. HITCHCOCK.
81 REWARD: ,;strayed or stolen from the sub
advanced in years; cooked horns; white streak on
the right shoulder and on the left, and another
RrS he Of aa hsF Sf if
paf tor a e5 return to T0S CoNNoR eoGnsr
~ October 3, at l0 or ii p. m. . black HORSE with
atspot on his forehead; and wagon, with boxes
h!Ieo win Dottles, some empty, and full. will
give $40 reward when get them; ~
Corner Sd and Fsyette street,
WANTED -IMMEDIATELY-A good CHAM.
w BERNARD Apply at No. 439 + street, near
oth. : - oc ST.
81 REWARD,-strayed or stolen, on the 2i in.
House - Oc 8-Sts
EOCN ESTRAY-On or about the 1st of October,
\. upon the farm of W. Morrison, near Fort
owners are requested to come forward, prove prop
erty. pay charges and take itaway. oc s'Str
EeTRAi..C to the premises of the sul,scri-
~ Der, on SUNDAY, the 5th October, on the Wash
from the city large red cow head rdT mo n!s
white and some white about her legs. The owner
CHARGES and take her away. JAS. SELDEN
oc8 -eo3t' Near second Toll Gate
ST0LEN-On Tuesday night October 9th, from
~ the stable of NIr. George W. Talbert on the old
ington, large bay HORSE, about l6 hands high,
T fd scar on back Of rsht hind leg inches
sfs s f t te t,s
oe s-sts C "'''' i$fi II W. TALBERr.
I OST, OR STOLEN.-On Monday morning, Sent.
sodcr i II sR g0 GfIoek Tas given IN charge to
Jersev apenUe G nesn rf saloon d on New
HORSE, white star in forehead heavy name and
lali meuiuili size; had on nj the time Mcclellan
saddle, with breast strap and headsta, yellow such
as used by general stall officers Any person re-
turning said horse or giving information that may
the 9Th = regiment \ Y Y E, the Navy Yard,
Will DC suitably rewarded. 3-StT
c. REWARD.-Strayed from the subscribers
sDc farm. on the Piney Branch road, on Sunday
shades of black about the eyes and fore legs. be
tween and 3 years old. and very fat. The above
reward and attendant expenses will be paid for her
return 4 To- the iarn or Tor Infornation that may
oc7-7t* THOMAS BLAGDEN
7 osT OR sToLEN1At the Depot, this lMondaxy
frder will be literally rewarded by leaving same
ct the Star Office, or with CAPT. III. w. Croft
Soldiers Home. a.... oc6
PERSONAL.
A FOREriNER, NOW FIELD OFFICER. IN
"A the L. =. A. wishes to make the acquaintance
ta ticrs viii be reeeT 0 and the sretest
crccy secured. Address ''Maj. A r H. - Post Of
flee, Washington. ID. G. 1t"
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
GhAsD bA EN- N BROTHERHOOD;
This patriotic and charitable irish society Will
FIX 11sIr sffeR9 GKAND BALL TAN AND En-
be,yyeen 9th and 10Th, on MONDAY EVE
Those friendly to the inextinguiShable hatred Of
Ireland and the Irish to British oppression wher-
ever it has foothold. and to British intrusion
be present on this gay and festive occasion.
. A superb Brass and String Band is engaged and
supper will be served by one of the first caterers.
The committee OF Arrangements viii spare
efforts to render every thing connected with the
g bali conv enient and agreeab BILE.
Tickets admitting n nd IaIi CT