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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
my2alm Provost AIarshaIa enersl. ar
BURKU AT SARA TUliA SFRINGS,

WTAsHTNGTON HALL (ate Mrs. Mason,s), So
wv long aud ftyorably known to visitors Mt the
springs, is NOW OPEN for the reception of Ruests
~ aHe mouse is large, delightfully."- situated on BROAD
VA MAf. between the C0NGkESS aad EMPIRE
SSrhiiNSs, and is surrounded by ample and beaut
In'iy shaded grounds. Table frst cIass-and the
rooms well adapted for families and laIg- parties OF
iTiends Iaei For further particulars address WASH.
ANdIoN HALL,SARATUtiAS SPRINGS. jun6 i'm
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9ailgs sntelligpnter
TERMs OF ADVEiRTIsING. :
TWEtyE soLlD LtNEs OF NoNpAREr. Cos oNI NOE, )pS
sH Htaa#5 LEsS{ MAXI SouARR. $50 ~ zoo

447SPEo1AL NOTICES Double the above rates. ~ Z
:, - Yearly Advertising reasonable terms accor-
dng to the space occupied aud the number of changes
made. .rs- z7r -ftIit54 Ifff. - - 80
All INSTRUMENTATION TRANSIENT persons or strang
ers, to be paid for in ddoanee. , >,
Business Cards not exceeding fve lines SO pef vaar
or $6 for six months, but for shorter period nofhin
Will be counted less than square. - q - - %
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Is limited u
the Advertisers own Immediate buEiuess and ali
eaysrtlsements for the benefit of otherprsons as
Ven as All legal advertisements, and Advertisements
be paid for at the usual rates. = ~ 70
,AS-AdVertSements not accompanied with VT tte,3
accordingly. - S'V-- @ So
Notices ior Political Meetings to be charged IN All
cases at tul rates 81, FE4 EIi7.5 - 1lTff-l
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons so cents ouch. nonyIl-'6Q
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DPoTOGRAPH Administrators lot received
my30 d. NICOLL BRO.
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The unlted states.

The goods aud chatteIs, credits
and effects Of the Bank OF the
Nnr,u,nH,rn,1kk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

By J. O. MoGUIRs Il CO.. Auotionssrs.
EL1GANT CaIOKlRING PIANO RORra. So
Dsce.A ARID yssicH GaisA DIss1l AID n. sss-
Isi &:
FsaiasIs' or! D. aGSvsE l.q sS.nsr Of 18th and
iisgsas ko:ssoed Carved Piano Iorss' 5, 0hlet.--
Salt: q Eo:s.eoa oIi%se. Broe...l Covered
far s vHssit1r'' consisting OF Sofa ARA nd
ul.ssnt e EN- ram. n.A.., and Pier Glasses, e
1rssss Sai1 siH Arm and Fancy ' oi.its. so...s
Full .1it french hanssl Clock. style Louis. XIV
Handsone OH Paintings and snsr.vinss
lle sent sik and B. Curtains and Corniss
sad
R,rs: s se., f'ror oA'''r
teI sid.So.Td sed osryi.s rsSf.
en Chm. San IN
D,s:: s::: os: S;:::. aos' Wines
silys. Plated oss..ars. e. Set. Waters. csis.
OAK LiSr.ry Desk, Ar" Gs.irs a Ana AL ioanSs
ss NH
1ine Curled Hair Mattresses, Husk Mattresses
walnut and M.hossn, w.rdroes.. of su,.r,sr
make end finish
Fancy Marble and raBits Toilet Sets
Handsome Gilt Sofa, Arm, and Fancy Chairs, with
dne Sore. and Ottomsns to match
Silk Rep, ard OhirtI Chamber Curtains
Bianl cts, Comforts and Ooun terpanrs
Bed and Table Linen. Towels and Napkins
cot..s' Spr,niturs, Three ply and Ingram CARPETS.
Refrigerator, Plate Warmer, Furniture In ssr-
wants room.
Together With . large assortment of excellent
Kitchen Utensils not necessary to enumerass
ooia ]. C. MCGUIRE 4 co Assts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14
DIED,


October 18th, little JESSIE, the only child Of
William O. and Kate W nAbls Smit 4, as~d fftesn
months and nineteen days.
One little bad adorned our bower,
And she'd sweet Il AgYA1es round;
II srsy in beauty hour By holr,
'Tn oh the spoileR seized ths flower
And crushed it t. the srouRA.
Yet net forever In the dust
That bsAuteous bud shall lie;
0s-in the garden Of the just,
Beneath God o loving eye, trust,
Twill bloom again on high.
The friends and ace aaintaness OF the family are
respectfully invited - attsno her funeral, nom
the residence Of her uncle, Baker ". John con No.
ASS , nth street, between aaa u, On Thursday
DcIIiAs, ~ II o'clock.
SSysars.
Her friends asl sssu ailtsnees are respectfully
invited 70 attend her flne al, from her late resi-
Senss, On 18th street between 4 aad streets, on
Thursday, Oct. 18th, At ) O'Clock p. m.
On lltA list at his residence In Frederick Co.,
Ad. after painful and protrac illaess, SAAU-
FL @ UKSON native OF Angland. but for II ye acs
. resident Of this country; aged 50 years.
Bait. Sun please COPY ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

PRcs1ssoR WoLowsxps Mu.so az All.
fsof. Woio1sn - abop entering opon his
last cohrse OF instruction Ia vocal and instr a :
mental M nsic In this city, previous to a con
templated visit TO France. We have had o.cs.
sion, more than once, to allude TO the Profas.
sor's distinguished ability and success as
musical artistic and a teacher. In fact, hs is
acknowledged to Be one Of the first piauists In
America, and his foreign reputation 10 evi-
denced BY tho most nattering tesslmonia from
the lending princes OF Europe. How has he
gained this great excellence, not only a per.
FORMER, but In the higher faculty Of readily
communicating his talent TO others By az.
pending fortune and half lifetime with the
best artistes of Europe 1t IL not often that
srch an opportunity Is offered to those who
wish to increase their skill in music, and those
who would avail themselves Of the Profe ssor's
instructions will find him at 3l6 street, N. e.
corner Of nth and F. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14
MAR RIED,

Or the lltA inst BY the Rev. J: d. n Lemon,
0ICHA1D SMITH. Of AlsxandriA, Va and Mies
LlZ1TT1 BUZZ1Y, Of Philsdeip hia.
By The Same, on the 18th instant, BENJAMIN P.
LAEGL1! and Miss ISABELLA DOUGLAS, ali
Of Alexandria, Va.
By the same, on the 18th Instant GEORGE y.
HAUPTAAN and Miss ALlzABHTH BRADY all
Of WasAinston city, D. o.
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lHIAH. BRoTHl GOD.

ElHIAH BI07H1 RHooD.
e; !ogksH en4 ~. BALL q =: ..s!:s
c ..si.,s: U:: :::s. z: :.: .sa
dies; ne, :. had :. 4. NJ !s% ne Lsetsy MsEsh.a.
'oes'Wsssw $3.50 TIN ooMM1rrBB.
A NV BooKs-Nnw BooKs,I
SsDs9
Police Bee I'd. Of sps; s%usssI, &c r. and Ssc'si
ose4 &. vi :fds
ensravinsf, and msps-ons large volume price
TIE New Army Regulations for 1855; price 81 50.
The coms.ny G.sr, or how to make g, out returns
= 's,' q
To AlRoAAsrs AND s !. kwhAsa,seros,
II. advertisers l.y. .eou. 900 do.s1 Of r.ssh:s
s, IN
turing the '''ss rhssNcH ooy1nI.
slsiy q surs java and pure Malt Also, ias 70.
YRnsH OYSTERS,
! hssnetieally sealed in and poand sans. We ~
e'' the custom OF pisoh sRox ios co.
oenlt' IN. CAVE. a.; B..i@er.:
oGERT 9. TN nIsfno y
vier : may :oss.r.. e,es..:1 Note. |: s.f.b'
given, that. on The day Of, 1850 tie stssna-
r.. s:sa..a Uas.S
steamer, ststtin alta he'd 70 the south Atlantic
isse 81: l. e! = eais:..os md ::
same are uhslsd and gro.seutsd In shis Court In
s1.: Ess:a
, fhif said ~. t, ~ 1901 OH va r
.ons are warned 70 appear TO show cause Why con.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14
AUCTION SALES.


y WM. L. WALL & co. Austionssss.
saHr Z. osss:s
fos md nsssri.a..
FF. ..s:: i 81 f:,s s:s: s; e. ss:::
SS na 1ascy aooss, j.
f ss; Hias sns{l m = sssi: o,.,..
Term: e..l, u aovsisnsss funds a''
:. Captain II. b; TODD. Provost Marshal.
% u = " L. Wall q CO. Aucrs.
By J. o. MCGUIRE q Co.,, Au,s,ou.sr, n
CROOK TOR SALE At AU0TioN.-o. YRIpAY
- AFTERNOON, October 18th at o'cioci a the
no 0e rpossaon OF Wsslisston .s1 Per esn, ssoes,
1000 TaIpsrs and Aschanics' Bank 81 Gsossstosnn;
Terms cash.
ByGREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetaonesrs.
GOOD TIVE STORY HRAMA aOU61 AND LOT
zye11cs "on aoSnAI. the issh ipstsnt w. shall
ss es. r..s q fss
tauaIe No. SIC, with tho i'm provemsnts, which arc
: sed two stony Rrame House. with back build
This properly 70 on the north side of l. between
4boa. eaui.distant fron the Capitol aud Ps ah
NNrN Se oos eoFce squares from the
title inonpassSi..
oeHd GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets.
By J. G. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO POsr8.
6hTS1s
Ripley: corner q fifteenth and q streets We shall
ell portion 81 his Household Furniture and Ef-
k1esllent seven octave Rosewood Plano Forte, BY
Two hands mt suit. of Walnut Broeatslls covered
P:rior I5rnitnIe,
Grin SON Pissh covered Lounge. Fancy Chairs.
Gilt-frsn. Mirrors. Astral lamps.
Superior Mahogany beosseads, Bureaus and Wash
ExeeiIent curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
S.se 6sE 6nnR
Handtou g French China Dinner and Tea ware,
o ssSe.s, Dr. 6ia get. oiisoss' &C. &C.,
Together with many other other articles not nesss
sary 10 enumerats.
ooHst 10. Mcguire CO.. Aucss.
!. By. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctioneers.
cts At 6s5gPt q.
teesr alss, ~ oc!ocL At the Auction RoOms.~
" Lot %. IA md 8, situated ON North street, 1t
the corner Of TWENTY -hrst street.
Lot No s, in Square south Of Square No. 1o4,
and Twenty arst streets.
TENS: stss the s:p,.as, In 81.
deed Of trust on the premises Cost Of CON
vegancing to be paid by the purchaser
90 AT J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
By J. c. MEG UIRI Il co. Aucsionesrs
EXECUTGRs SALE OF HANDSOME BUILD
October nd, at n o'cloc., on the premises We
sh.ll sell Lots 20, q. aud part Of p in Square
fronting together 80 feet north street between
Id Sd streets west and running back L. feet to
Is loot alley, divided into four building lots Of
- Get front.
Also, Lot IL. In Reservation No. II, fronting Is
f.st on Sd street west, betwet n and streets
north, and rum ns back 100 feet to IS foot pu bc
alley.
Terms: One hsf cash; the remainder in six
months. with interest, red By . deed Of trust
ROBT q. LUMPKIN, Executor.
ocH d J. @. McG UIRH CO., Aucts.
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OPENING OF THE LARGHsT AND BEST ALE
VAULTS II THIs CITY-Mr. M. Samstag takes
pleasure to In vfte his friends aud customers to
the grand opening OF his ne " vaults on ths cor.
nsr OF Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, on Thursday, October 18TH. An ex-
ceIisnt free lunch will be served up day IND
night. Come one and come alb +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

fsyEs Teo LATE TO LHARH-sy Prof. Alexau-
DER Nolowski,s new and sir p i6et method for
tinues his Singing and Pian9 Glasses aud opens .
new eonrie for Piano aud Singing wf,icn will be
the Last in Washington. Prof- lsor Woiouski re-
seives visitors daily from q to O'clock p n, at
corner Of Eleventh street 90 l2-ay :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14
ByJ.O.MoGUIRl 4 CO Auetioassrs.

ByJ.O. ACQUIRE & CO AuctioHssrs..
THREE HANDSoMA BUILDING LOTS OH
. i 1oURfBBHTH sfhBR1, B1fM1SA u AND
sfRsIrs xoRIH On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
.ell three Handsome Building Lots. fronting each
Il feet4 inches Fourteenth street. between north
back I2s feet to public alley.
Title perfect. =
Terms: Cne third cash balance six, twelve, aaA
eighteen months, with interest, secured By DEED
Of trust on the premisea
oclo ], Q, MCGUIRE 4 CO., Austs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA kours pia Baltimore an d
HarrtsbHrs. to the Norh and Wsst.-Tvo trains
leave Warrington daily and one on Sundsy-suick
time-low fare and sure conn sctinns. soldiers
ticiets sold throush at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply at the office
Of Great Pennsylvani Route, north east corner Of
Pennsylyania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. ONCE open from .. m. to 9p. m; Sun
days from to m.
- II IL e. o, NORTOH A9ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

DA.sTIoI AED MuFIHY-O. Hsrrisos, O,
17sts ksw York, Wa Committed 20 the can, ri
Sososse Yesterday, charged with dossr to !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

,hsosrlfH-Yssterday 10 recruits for New
800 regiments arrived, and proceeded TO tbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

- DIT a NETTING OF the Connecticut Soldiers
Relief Association, held on The 9Th inst, the
following officers were elected for The ems uing
Year: President, l.. A. Parker, Esq; Vice
President, h. a.. Cushman; Secretary. q. L.
DALEY; Treasurer, q. N Parmlee; Executive
Sommittee-C. q. Burr, ]. y. Comstock, U. z,
Blackmar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14
By WI. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.

South corner Pean. arenxe snd Ninth street
STOCK OF A GRoOEtY DEALER AT AUo.
- TION.-On THURSDAY MORNING 18th inst
At 10 O'Clock, We viii cell, at tho Auction Rooms
the stock Of Grocery Dealer, DO 1t viii b
removed for convenience Of sale, EN- bracinx-
Sugars Cofess, Teas Soaps Starch Candies
Spices. Indigo, Bass Bait, Flour. Soda. Brooms
And all other small nscest aries usually kept in
frst.c ass Grocery, together with good assort-
ment OF Canned Fruits and Meats SAUCES,
Cheese, Hams Bacon DO
Barrels and parts IF barrels of Whisky
y and 4 Brandy, Madeira, and sherry
4 large assortment OF case Liquors, embracing
Wsisk.y, Brandy, Bitters, Sherry, Madeira,
Barrels Vinegar, Cider, 30, 60.
Terms cash.
oeI3 VIM. L WALL & Co. Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

Hu oIlAPlsI AID BEST HA1R DYE II 1rH WolLn-
NssN Fades o. Washes Oxt.-Upham's Hair Dye 50
snts box. The best In uso. Try It. 5old By 8,
Iord, corner 18th street and Pc. avenue, Wash.
neton, and Henry Cook. Alexandria, ID e-lY
DIslAs1s OF fHl NERVOUS, sEsIAlL, UaIHARY
AID 61XuAL bYs91Ms.-New and reliable tre e.
nsnt--in Reports Of the Aosca,d Assseia:;en-ssn.
U sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address
Dr.; D1Hdn Houehton, Howard Association,
phfAdeineta. "a. ~ 3rr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

Sr1lMA1oAAz0A oAA HI OURRD.-Dr Rand
specific cures Sprssa'orrAoa. SENT nal Weakness,
SotsSey, Loss Of PosSey ete spesdify and s6sctxaI
3. Its effects are truly magical A trial Of ii,
s1esine, yill oonvi.os the most sksPtical Of 1T
nor nth street and Pa avenue, Wsshins ton ant
Henry Cook Alexandria. IA 6-lV
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Nav YopV SryJPs

NBw YORK STYLES
1eatk1,en's Coshtrs',N er and Fashionable
large Assortm mt for Dress and Business wear
The Bnslish Sack and Walking Coats excel in
beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.
322 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts
0c2 IT IIntAll And Rannh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

ARH's DRHss SuIfs, 4
YoSshs Dress Snms. e.
YOUTHS Business Sxits.
6iidrens' Dress Suits.
ChiIiyens' School Suits.
NOAH WALKER o.. 36s Penn az e8ue. Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully au-
nouBce that their annual display OF Fall and Winl
Ter Clothing is now rssdy for Inspection. It is
comprised Of an assortment of Gantiemen's aud
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
in n aterial, trim ming and workship.
To those who study eyceilenee with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress an opportunity ia
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock Of ready made clothing in this city, At very
reduced prices oc94In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14
Byy.O. MCGUIRE 4 90, Auetioneers.

By 10. MCGUIRE 4 90, Auetioneers.
os sSSs ,,, At ITO
t sss Il III + IN ase;;
LIZ c Il iHa SsS bal
r: h1..ss ~ s. Ss as
oppoti'e he EN- Navy Yssd. 00n.''' anu ~ " W
.fhs e1t.nsivs imgrovem.pts recon y mad. y
village, In Ne .s,aSIi.hne ns .ofs s.vAiiy depot,
sheaa render tss;s Lott vs,y +, 81,
months Wiz pteress secured B, dsed Of trust o.
y: premises. oo.vsyaneins a. expense OF par
oeio 30. MCGUIRE 60. Aue...
UAlI,S Snl'f fspE61IS ra5fiRF82.. ssoH1.
ING ON kLsyls1H, BIrwnns Ar srEss1s
y .s
ss T. fr m q shs D,snssss e
on IlS.eath street west between aud Z streets
= @
On PRIDAy, the 18th instant, ve shall sell, In front
square No 81, fiontins On Ninth street s.ss sesth
.sos n: y.
!ra"s aoess; Thi. a1cssE:y ysrS s. very
Tenn One ,iirs a.ai; bsi:nsss e e. ,syeivs,
hna a., 81 'sa and sssa ss
osic aRIIN Z MILLIAMs. Aass.
n,R1IHFTToEsx VAL Ii g. 1 his;1e:is; IN.
3. 4 .:s =
3 ss..: =. :s0s :, e
81 s.. AZ ::
II lss.;::s s ss; 49, II
On NE vfenaoeo. $50 80 2.x.n.. -
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PRRsBnrArIoN.-On Sunday morning, the
members OF company A, 2lst New York Cav
airy, (Gris void CavalryD presented to Major
Chas. q. Otis, commanding the first battalion,
splendid sword, and a similar one also TO
Captain w. II. Mitchell. The presentation
address " as made on the part OF the company
BY Captain Z. b. Gear, and each OF these gem
henen responded In appropriate terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

Nor So.-Th. snppositiol that the IRE ut Mr..
r. II. Charles holse. on street. TOOK place
ron cigar being thrown carelessly away V
ntstahe, - Mr.. e.. does nos ass the article, 10
the vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auction.sr.

-" By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionoer
George;oiUn, ID. C..
TWOsrORY BRICK HOUSE, AND LOT IN
GEoRGBrowH AT AUCTION Il viii sen on
WKDNEsDAY AFTERNOON next, October Ilth,
at CLOCK, In front Of the premises on Green
street, between Iay and Dunbarton streets the
Lot fronts 80 feet Green street and il i'm proved
BY good Twostor Brick House, containing four
rooms
Terms One half cash the remainder in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises
All eonveyancins ut cost Of the purchaser.
Title perfect.
OCT TdOS. DOWLIN =, Auct'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

CHARGE OF SToN1HS 4 HoUsH-Last night
Aguard IF the I53d N. T. regiment arrested q
man named 4" Rhodcy" Craven, on the charge
OF stoning the house Of Patrick Smith, on Third
street anu cutting his head, and they turned
him over to Uffieers Hilton and L. ID. Milstead,
who took him to tho station. This morning
Justice Ferguson 6ued Craven Si.N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

AKRnTBp-Seyen colored hack men, stand
i1g on tbs corner of Seventh stsesl and ths
avenue in dou Die line, contrary TO orders were
arrested and taken before Provost Marsha
Todd yesterday afternoon. The case was Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

n uoRIc1 OF llMOvAL,
+ Hoy. soHD 1A4Akg Hsa Ienovs1 = He. ala
~ he Hlsis essTe Of JoAa .. Lii, 1sl.. win b
nronnNy at4oHdSd 70. oe 6-lWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Jos. Gala
her, desertion; military. Pat }. O. Brian, do;
do. Jesse Wilson, grand larceny fer hearing.
Michael Doyle, DIR uDk dismissed. b. r. Ksene,
do; do. Jerry Quick, do do. David Bell,
aAsauls and battery; dismissed Elizabeth
drunk and disorderly; Sl.so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

By j. Y. MefUl q CO.. AuctfonOers.
EXTENslV1 AND PERIMPrORY SALE OF
~ IN heRsEs, OhhRIhGEs. AID HAnssss.-Ol
W1DS 1eDAY AFTERNOON, Oct Hth, ct 4
O'Clock, n the Stables street, bstW cen ISL and
l4,h streets, We shall sell the following valaabls
further use for IL, Wis:
PaiE of Ave year old, long tail Black Carriaes
~ matched
fine roAfsters
One sorrel hor and one Bay Mare. years old,
One Eorlel, years old. snowy and dns traveller
o. . hDe Grey Horse, years old and Q very fast
trotteR
On. h.If top Brett, IL exeellsn. order
One Dusenbury" wagon, with s5Afts and psI>.
for two or four persona, . beautiful carriage and
One square BOZ Wagon, with pole and shafts. in
perfect order
Ore Light h stop Buggy. In good order
Three Setts Deubte Harness, all Of the best make
and made to order
Two eetts Sin gle Harness. In 6ne order
Blan hets. HAlters, Siroingles. Whips 90,
All Of the above may Be examined at any time
previous to the sale.
Terms cash.
oc8 J,C MCGUIRE a. co ANITA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

SHILLING CITIZENS CLOTHES TO A SoLDIER.
Elias kaufman, who keeps a clothing store At
No. 41S Pennsylvania avenue, was arrested by
one OF the military detsotiv YES, on the charge OF
selling q suit of citizens clothes to q soldier,
and committed TO the Central Guardhouse. 1t
II charged that he not only sold the clothes TO
the soldler, but that by threatening him to have
him arrested ~ 3 deserter, he induced the SOL
der To pay him oae hundred dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

BvRRYrHIse THAT il new and sessopable In Jew
sry will be fronnd in the really splendid stock At
" The Dollar Store" t4s8 Penn avenue near ~
street, No such goods have ever before been Of
SourseH &C II lw+
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RRsIGSED.-Wiiliam II. Speers, for nearly z
year and half past one Of the most efficient
detectives on Col Bakers force, resigned yes-
trday. No officer con Dectsd win Dol. b. .
department. Has discharged his dutlsS with
moro ability than Mr.. Spesrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

Frw CARs.-Nins new CARS built in New
York, and after the style OF those used In that
city, We're placed upon the City Railroad this
morning. They were all decorated with hags
and one OF them, drawn by six horses. attract
ed considerable attention. These cars are more
conmodious and run smoother than any 9TH
'ers In use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

DIseyRBING BALL Monday night q club
OF young men gave ball at Temperance Hall.
Unfortunately, . row was created by one Of
the company Ill treating . shoe black, who was
there 70 accom- modate those who needed his
services, and the disturbance was SO serious as
to REQ uire the interference Of the Third Ward
police. James Gormley, Thomas Hoover and
Dennis Shay, who participated In tae fight
were arrested and lined % each BY Justice
THOMPSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

CoRns, Eunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
other disorders Of the Feet cured without pain By
DR.. White, Surgeon Chirop odist. No 424 Penn
sylvania Avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets
Washington, D. O. No charge for consultation
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rsn>,s TnnATBR.-This 10 the last ntghs but
sAree OF Mis- Magic Mitchell. She win, To-
.irht, appear As Mrs. Thistledown," and
maggie Mcfarland" in the Bonnie Fish.
feel and ~ a4ertTads," In ths !" Little
Yreasure."
Crowns THEATER.-At Growers, to might
asa. Marc, or the Soldier Of Fortune" Will be
performed Mr.. Davenport AZ asst. Mare" Mr..
fallaek - '"9smodo;" and Mrs. Parren a.
..DaanA" will b. supported BY an excellent
cast.
CAHTHRBURY.-At this resort . variety OF
new songs, acts, and dances, by the six stars,
and the regular company will be presented. -
ODD FELLows' LBvHs-This affair comes or
tonight at Odd Fellows Hall; and the num-
her of tickets sold indicates that 1t will be lie
event OF The year in the entertainment line.
GREAT preparations have been made TO cause 10
10 60 OF satisfactorily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

TENANT HOLDING Ov1R.-Monday after.
noon, Justices johnson AID Bates, with .
jury, were summoned to eject . tenant from
. house on Seventh street, below the Armory.
A Wharton, Esq, appeared for the defendant
Jacob Reese, and A. Lloyd, Esq, for the plain
TIL, Rosina BallinEsr. Ii WAS proven that the
defendant, Reese, had been living in the house
Tor several years as . monthly tenant and the
jury accordingly rendered verdict etecung
the tenant.
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- - - SSOs KENDALL 6aA1N.
eemplss q sAsee ds'isSsss 1900, ~ ~ seea O
Setro,oiftsS lori. 1ksre % orders left Vim rs-
give ecos a' S Ta =. az. xs g n s:d e
a,sssf IA Il stsli 10 a tAs CENTRE MARI On
III SsxsrTRsy1psssds sl the hnies vsrietiss,
srs,iied dsily q Otherwise in snaA or large guam
- H. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

Foe CoJRT.-Oficsr T>it Of the Second
Ward, arrested Geo Bowers, Jerry Donovan,
Frank Myers and VIM. She'd, charged with
petty larceny-taking cigars from the shop OF
Mary Blake, No. 4Sl Thirteenth street. JUS
tice Clark held them to bail for court
WA. Washington, . soldier, was arrested BY
officer TAFT for the larceny Of . tablecloth and
fancy articles from Mrs. Tillman, Twelfth
street ,learC This case was taken before J rs
tie Clark, who sent the prisoner to jail FOL
court