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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-08
For Sale.

A FARM in Cape Elizabeth. about
AZsN-O Al miles from Portland. containing
Gmk about l70 acres, with two dwelling
"a fsa HEik8 houses, barn and out-buildings.-
Large proportion of fences stone
wall part or the whole will be sod. Inquire of
CLEMENT JORDAN. on the premises near South
Congregational Westinghouse. jy2l d2aw wins
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Embarrassing or Tailoring Es
tahIiShsupnf.

4 LARGE FRONT ROOM in second story, over
N Smiths Eating Rooms Exchange street-one of
the best stands in town for Barber Tailor, may
be had on application to the subscriber.
sep29 eod3w JOHN NEAL
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Financial.
Com nerciaf.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l.
The sales of 5-20s to-day amounted to
S1,295,650.
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Church Organ for Sale.

VERl low if soon applied for made by Hook,
has been but little used and is in perfect order,
has two manuals, sub-bass, &C. is very compact, oc-
cupying but little space, and contained IN very
neat case. Apply to CHAS. IL. MCCLELLAN.
Bath, Sept. 2sih, 1863 sep30 isd2w
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MaryIamd Oak Timber

A CARGO now landing per brig Trenton. consist.
N ing of plank stocks, MINDLESS pieces, stem,
trapsoms risers SC for sale by
MoaILvERY. RYAN DAVIS,
octl diff l61 Commercial street.
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w LOST.
SO Reward,

SO Reward.
DIFFERED to any person sending to this Once
" the Gold Wa fch q nd Chnin left in water
closet Of Steamer Montreal. morning of 4th of Sep
TENDER. j. H. THOMPSON
oc6 d1ws
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FOR SALE e TO LET.
House and Land For Sale.

D. Hons No. 179, corner of Cumberland ard
III, Elm streets. Lot about 50 by 100 feet. House
--s.si> may be examined at any time. For particu-
lars call AT 166 Middle street, (up stairsl or n L.
Woodbury. or 6. w. Woodbury., or
JOHN G. PRoCIER, Lime Street.
Portland. Sept. 10, 1868. oc6 IT
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-08

st. Louis Flour.
CT. LOUIS FLOUR. for sale by
y p. +. NARNUM, Commercial street,
jyl3 distf head widgery's wharf
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N " w q q q ID s +!
81 EXCHANGE STREET.
II. B. FROST,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Has received from BOSTON and NEW YORK a
complete assortment of the BEST and most FASH
fONABLE Goods in the market for GENTLEMES's
wear for Fall aud Winter Garments, among which
Extra Fine French Over-C oatIngs, Chin.
chillas, Heavy ,DiagOnals, Plain
and Fancy Beavers.
Also large stock of SCOTCIi and ENGLISH
Cloths, for Business and Dress Suits which very
popular and the CHEAPEST q GODS in the market
Clothes manufactured in the best style, and as
cheap can be purchased elsewhere.
As do my own cutting, and attend personally TO
the MANUFACTURE my customers may rely upon my
best eNertions to GIVE satisfaction.
sepl7 eod3m
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Lost.

DROBABLY at the p. & b. or the saco Depot
Il black and tan terrier with q scar upon his LEFT
shoulder. Any one returning the same to John O.
Myers whose name is upon the collar shall be suta-
bly, rewarded. Mr.. Myers can be found at Deering
Hall or at the United States HOTEL oct7
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Stolen

~ FROM the pasture of the subscriber ON
LLT>the night of October 2, q black MARE
"N weighing about 800 pounds, and II years
A-old. Her two hind feet were white, both
hind ankles were CALLED. and she had n few white
hairs in her forehead and sound in all respects
Whoever will return said mare, give inforua alton
where she may be found, will be suitably rewarded
oct5 dlw' WIN. Ii. PAIAE. North Gorham.
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Gold Found.

A quantity Of gold coin picked up in the street
"A on Monday. The owner can have IL by calling
and paying for this advertisement.
oct1 d&wu JOHN s. HEALD.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-08

fs A small Rent, situated in the central part of
H;;: the city, or whole house suitable for two
ILL small families. Address
aug1S NJ. A. X. Portland p. o.
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By GREBN & WILLIAMS. uctIoneers.

A UCTION sALl OF HORSES, MULLINS, NILOH
a Cows. H5ss. oATrLH Hay AID sAsoIs1 OAK
October next at II O'Clock M. We shall sell at the
farm Of DR.. BENZ Hodges, two miles from Tennaly.
town, between Rockville Pike and Rock Greek,
Seven Stout Work Horses and Wagon Harness
One Pair of No. Mules
Four Much Cows
Biz YounS Steers In prime order for beef
Biz Hundred cords Seasoned Oak and Pine W9oQ.
al corded and 10 about . halt miis OF ko' -
russy and two miles Of Fora Reno,
All 6RHnN 4 WILLIAMS. Aasss
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ByJ q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioueers
EXECUTUks SALE or IMPROVED PROP
II ERTY.- On To AsDAY AFTERNOON, Ooto Der
9Th. At o'closk on the premises 1 shall sell Lot
No end part cfb in Havidsons subdivision of
SQUARE No 2b2 fronting together % feet IL inches
New York avenue. between ista and 18th
streets running back about l4O feet to wide paved
alley, together With the Improvements, consist
ing of Two-ssory Brick Dwelling house and
Brick Stable
Terms One third cash the remainder in six aud
twelve month";. with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Cost of convey ancing, including the Unit. d
States stamp, to be paid by the purchaser.
JOHN MoCLELLAND. Executor.
se 26-eo ]. @. MEG UIRE &c co .Aucts.
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RES J. @. MCGUIRE 4 90 Auet,
ByJ. G. MeGUIRl q Co. Aue.ione.,.

Dy - ~. "coOA01 e w.. Au0ff0noor6,
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
v,v- noHrH d sTnnsI, snrws.s Rog.fss.rH AaD
NOON October So, at ~ clock, ON the pre- nises.
-e sh.n .sn desirable p.iidi.s Lot, situssod On
north Il strs ct, between 1ourtesnth and RiftesntS
streets vest. tsdjoining tie residences Of James q.
1eIret, Etc, ON tie vest, having Q front OF ~
paved ALLY ~ A0ss
Thia is believed to BE- one OF the mort d. sir.bls
the city.
Terms: One third cash tho remainder In six a.a
trust on the premises. "a
Title pnq1estionable.
SEES =. O. MCGUIRE 4 On Ana.
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By GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucsionesrs.
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN-
- IMPROVED PROPERTY OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Az AUcfIcH On FRIDAY. the I'd day Of October,
We ehall fell, on the premises, at o'clock p N :,
Lot pumber 10, in Square No. rs. fronting IS feet
between Twenty first AMI Twenty. second streets
and Running back III feet to alley 81 fest wide
with the Improvements thereon, consisting OF .
tSo-story and attic brick house, with basement,
and side building which can be made into dwell
Also. at the same time and p &c., part OF adjacent
lot No u, froI ting % feet Psnnsyly aDia avenus
All of the property fronts 80 feet Pennsylvania
avenue; and viii be sold in three parts IL convenient
to purchasers.
Terms One third cash balsnce in three, six,
nine, and twelve months. A decd given and deed
sel5eoad d. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctionesrs
SMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
FRIDAY AFTEKNOoN, October ID. at O'clock.
the premises, hall sell that beautiful Ill tile
Farm lying along Boundary strest. between Glen
wood avenue and Eckina ton contain ng II acres,
an excellent Dwelling House, barns, stables, aud
other cut buildings, tbs whole surrounded by q
beautiful grove Of forest saks, and well pplied
This desirable little farm win be divided into
three parts, two of them fronting on Boundary
ing on Glenwood avenue, and Dtsintng about ii
acres, together with the home.tesd and other
buildings.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in Fix
and twelve months, with interest, secured BY
deed Of trust on the premises.
plat of the premises may be seen at the Auction
Rooms.
se23 J @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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OIHDs

In this city, On Sunday morning. the nth inst
ADOLPHUS. youngest son OF Lambert aud Oaro.
line r. bergman, ASsd years And ! months.
The friends Of the family are Invited to attend
the flnera from the residence Of his DAFsAn No.
row Tuesday, afternoon, ct essk. 81
On the 18th instant, at o'clock ? M, NARfHA
ACME. youngest daughter Of kieholAs and
AaYtka lhelan.
Her. fpperal will take place this evening, ct 4
Of Third aAd Hast Capitol sts., Capitol Hill.
On the 18Th instant. after . brief illness, which
he bore with o. rattan fortitude, JOHN B AVIS,
In the SD ear Of his age.
On the nd inRtsnt, Mrs. ANNA II. RICHARD
SON in the Ssth OF her ags rsiict OF the late
DR.. Thomas Rich ardson, and second dAught ter Of
Mrs.. Ann DeBeAufre.
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MARRIED,

Il. On n the 18th instant at aeKsndEee Pss:on.ss,b
to Miss BARBARA o. O0LCLAS1R, Ill Of this
city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Mr. Chapman
Mr.. HENRY W. MA0RUDER, Of Baltimore 10
Miss MARIA ELLIS. Of Georsetova, D. g
,6 OF tie "a 1n'ssD, By Rev W. ohsHn.,
Of Geor setovn.
In Chicago. on the 11st instant, 1t the Btshoy's
Chapel, BY the Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson. WILLIAM T.
DUxALL, IsA Of GsorEetown, D. o., 20 Mss
JENNY eDD0WlOK. dausht.R OF the late Fhso.
dors Fed swiok. Of Rochester, n. Y.
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ePRoIAL NoYIo8.-Wa0 ID for Rs.a-ln WH~A
DetOn or 6eofGet0wn. small hoase { ,nfupniskad
preferred fo' family. ply 81 No. RI Lasieiasa
avenue, or No. In q street. n IY.tS
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By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auction.ers.

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
LOTIOS SALE OF TRACT OF LAND IN
IA MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND. OF NIssTY
ACRES, WITH THE lMPRovBMsk1s.-On MONDAY,
the 9th day of October naxt at O'Clock D. m We
shall sell the Farm of DIR. Benjam' y Hodge,, stu
ated between the Rockville pike and Rock Greek,
half miles from Geor getown and Washington.
Ninety acres Of Land in high :ultivs,ioa-is high
lent society, and within an hours drive of either
of he above cities. It has on it an abundance Of
wood and fine water q good Dwelling House. barn
and granery, corn crib for two hundred barrels OF
corn, q sta BILE for ak horses.
The above farm IL imme diately opposite the
farm of Jose phi II. Bradley, senior.
The premises viii be shown At any time before
the daf Of sale by calling on the owner ON the
Terms: One third cash balance In six, twelve,
eight Gen. and twenty four mon tbs, the purchaser
to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing
interest from day Of sale.
A d, ed given and eed Of trust taken.
ssl5 eoddds GREEN & VILLA Ms. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,


rms AFTERNOON AND TO.ROks0W
by GKElN h WILLIAMS. Ane ionssss.
XARlETf sTORA ON THE NAVY YARD AT
" SUcTIoz.-cn v n MES JAY, tie sO.h inst at
~ clock n. we akAn sell, 1t the store Of Peter
Inita~eu. ON street east, opposite the Ma rins
Barracks. his entire stock Of Fancy ami Variety
Soocs sonsistDs in part Of
Fancy Be xes and Desks
- Sosps, PomA!u rs, Pipes, &C.,
win many otlsr Articles tuo numerous to men
Ter ms cash,
se2s IA o. GERsN 4 WILLIAM, Aue.s.
ByJ C. Me4 UIRB CO., Aucsionssrs
~ BAhLf NEW HOUSEHOLD FUkNIT nRH
l AND ErPEcrs ar UBLIo SALB.-On WHDNuS
FAY MORNING. Sept Sth, at N O'Clock at the
res,dence CT gentleman declining housek seriag
on 18th street, four doors north Of King & Burch.
siis store. corner of I stres., We shall sell the
fuInlture and kffeots, com prsins-
MshoSsry Hair Spring Sofas, Rocker and Parlor
Marble top fable, Clock, Vases
MalI Mt fefa. Cane seat Ihnirs
window Curtains, Sha. es. Oilcioth
EXTENSION Dining Table, Easy Chairs,
Snina, E,a.s, and On ock kerry Ware.
YAK Sllt Courage Cham Der Suite,
Elaeh walnut and other Bedstesds.
Ma,trasets. Bureaus, Washstand,
! oliet setts, Rugs, Tablet,
Cooking snd other Stoves, Tubs, Tin Ware. 30.
Terms cash.
se2s JAS. o. MCGUIRE 90, Auct'rs.
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BRoIsr DIsRAsRs.
Sandystdn's Git Is the most certain. safe and
saectn.i rsmsdy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
ana recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
N, no balsam, no mercury Only ten pills to be
taken. It is the soldiers hope. and friend to
.ses nGs ysas to be exposed Male pack
Samaritan, Roof asd Herb Jxiess-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, ScrofuIs, Uisers
e1 81 sRo os Tsste6' 80 Price g. Or six bottles
DIssAsIs o. 11s NsRyoUs. sEAInAL, URIaARY
%entEin reports Of the Heoa,d Assoe.asic..ssnt
Dr.. ]: skillin Hous hton, Howard Association,
ehiladslphis. Pa. ~ 32.Sm
sPIIxA1oRIl9A oAz Bl CulID.-Dr. Hands
Specific cures Sprssaso,,Soa. Sc,nisal Wsckssss,
ipffit, r. LES a. Ps.1 nc i,stdiy a;d
eeao viii convince the most .leptcs 81 81 shs s
merits: Price 81 . box. Sold By g. b. Ford, cor
Henry Cook Alexandria. jsei7
NscG Fades o. Washes Oxs.-Upham,s Hair Dye, 30
ents box. The best In use. Try 1t. Sold By 8.
j. FORD, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue wash.
nston, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. jas-ly
Dl. DuloHI's Sugar located Female Rssulatins
Pulls are the Gerry bess xss. They operate xpesdiy
and efsstius,y and being snga' coated create
&
Price 81 . box. Sold By 8. O. Ford, corner IIth
strest and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandra. tasty
MAn1AH11D 70 Gyms II BIZ DAys.-Dr. Godfrsy1
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty Ave years
Standing, H1n cure Goso,yh0s IN sig days. No
i.h ss.s s ssd f s0a
WAshin9ton. And Henry Cook. Alaxsndria tak-Iy
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GaIAv PEassYLvAHIA Noura, Sss Brlfisusva ~.A
Horrisbsss, to the Noy,A and West -Tvo ersins
time-lov fare and sure Connections Soldters'
tichets sold thrOush at 8Overnment rafea Tor
tickets and further information apolv Al IN ana
Of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, WashinS-
Ton Ton. Omee open nom .. m. to p. m; ON sun
- II ly 10 Nonyox Assut
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PIC MICS. &c.
r. B. LABBa,s DANCINe A0ADEYY.

Prof. ?. R. LABBR's Academy win r.-op.a o,
81 Nosy. o.s 18th in the hall ever the store "A
prs Gsorse l. Thomas Parker & DO
ss.ropehsan Hotel. Days Of tuition fore
.rsss. sao masters faesdsy... Thursdsys. ana Sat
'1cn lane evenings, commencing 81 half Dass1.
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ByJ MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
EINE DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE.-On
= IHU hsDAf, the LIST day Of October, 1858, at S
O'Clock p; M, We will sell At Pub ic Auction, in
IL mt OF the premises, Three Neat Dwelling. houses;
q ana streets south near the Smithsonian Inst-
luts and Monument, and within . few minutes
mastic fronts, three etories high. contain nine
rooms each, and are in . beautiful and healthy
fquare 264, on south street. between sth and lsL
streets and in the immediate neig hood of the
above houses and can be divided into two buildins
fronts. s
Terms: Cne- third cash tue IN SIX ana
twelve months with interest to be secured on the
premises. Expense of conveyancss at purchaser
cost.
ae2z JC MCGUIRE & co .Aucts.
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BY Mc6 UIRR a. co. Auct;or..,.

BY Mce UlRk CO., Auctionssrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED SQUARE OF GROUND
ATPUBL1c AUcTIoa.-On tn URSDAYAPFIR
NOON October 9th. At O'Clock. on the premises.
We sh al sell sae Whole OF Square No. ia. contain
sIopRd bounded BY Third and Fourth streets east
grades eptlceed with q good fence and nnasr.
YER CT dice fruit trees. o
The improvements consist OF q Frame Dvellinr =.
house. corIainine TOUR rooms. aud q barn
Terms: One-third cash balance ak, twelve AND
eighteen mt nths. with i!terest. secured By dead
OF II ust on thu premises.
st29tcGos j, O MCGUIRE q co A acts
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LOCAL NEWS.
anusInHHrs TONIGHT.

roRps TnEArsK Maggie Mitchell last
might played "Fanchon," and for the first time
the manner IN which 1t was received, il bids
fair 10 have as good . run as it did during her
former engagement. Certain 1t IL, that Maggie
has lost none , OF her power, and she has almost
character Of the Cricket" Ste in sustained
by good company.
WAsHIHaToH THaArlR.-The great combi-
nation, E. l.. Davenport, J. w. Wallack and
Mrs Farren, performed last night to q full
house; and although expectation ran high, on
account OF the well kno wn dramatic ability OF
the trio, yet none were disappointed The three
stars were recei> a with un bounded applause,
and Mr.. Growers fine company came In for q
fair share. "Still Waters Run Deep" and
.Your LIES in Danger" will be performed
tonight.
CANTERBURY was again crowded last ntrht,
the announcement of the temperance of Julia
Mortimer and Mile Fowler In the "Gipsey's
Lay" having proved an immense attraction.
the excellent Canterbury company. The new
sens ational drama, "The Yankee Tar" will be
performed, among other acts.
VIVIAN continues to delight crowds at Odd
Fellows Hall with his ventriloquism and
magic. His moving and speaking automatic
are very entertaining. Tomorrow afternoon
there will be q matinee.
THE DRAFT.-After our report closed yester-
day, the following cases were disposed of by
INT JOoAu VI OllueuL.
David Green, disab ility.
VIM. Brown, disability.
John M. Waters, paid communication.
Henry =. Mccain, paid commutatlor
Dorsey Shaw, (colored,) furnished substi-
tute-John w. Easter.
Patrick Hess, alien.
VIM Carmichael, alien.
James Sutton, under age,
VIM. +. Kengle, paid Communication.
o. A. Stevens, paid communication.
Edgar M. Carr, only SON Of aged parents
liable.
Abraham Elliott, over age.
James q. Tuckson, (colored,) furnished sub
stitute-Basil CASTLE.
VIM. 5. Brooks, in service Sd March
+. u. Welsh, disability.
James II, WEIGH, paid Communication.
Harrison Dunkins, only son of widow
&. S. Cunningham, paid commutation
e. IL. Dove, disability.
VIM. r. Smith, paid commutation.
John FennesOn, accepted.
John Findley, paid commutation.
Charles Morse. disability
Joseph Davis, paid communication.
Nicholas Murphy, enormously enrolled
NJ Chandler, paid Communication.
7. G. Everts, over age.
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WANTS.

Two kEspkorABI1 GIRLs : pRoN THY
Call 81 = g. y, No 47e Penn avenue. for two Gays.
WAkTED.A SITUATION. b. q respeot.si,
,sm,,ys 0qRss woman; e. seamstrsss in : pri n .
No 4. for three days. " : se ss-sss
W1 as,h By . .ouns Man, . sIrUArIoN
,;n,.. MN su Ter as Clsrs: 10 ~illins make
s,.1 o s::tal to his 'n'0''r Ass:'
GARDENER AND -wIBR-oompet to take
H. eharse Of rmsll farm in . very healthy Ioea-
tie fressurrsd Apply q IS, Nc a9s street NJ:
~ either in Grocery store or Bar Room. wac
gms' the Star ONCE, between the Aou1s Of and 5,
WANTED IMMEDIATRLY-A smart, active
BUY in 3 Grocery 6tore. Must have refer.
Zee as 20 honesty snd live with his parents Ap-
Prsa the New York Grocery, corner Eleventh and
WANTED-A strong, active BOY to learn the
- Plumbing and Gas Pittins eus Mnss ~
. corner Ninth and mV q ~ streets as:
:, :. o. Opposite Patent Office.
SH coLORED MEr WANTED IMMEDIATELY
wages Sn IN n me Sasr erIasssrs pspartnsns
MAsKIhs. at Flannasan's Restsu1 an, corner Of
lo.h and streets sc % St.
WANDA good GIRL to do the Gsaeral
Wv. nousework for 8 small family. Good refer
9Th ard 10Th, near sRs Northern Liberty msSIes.
WAFTED-A SITUATION, By a re.pectable
IN
aae. z zsSS Mrs d s ::
Office. ' 81 % SsAr
H0C.E wANTED.-wanted to purchase for
cont, .f; s;1 i'm distely House, briel frame,
and TO tso
Cottage style preferred. Address. stating Lowest
price and location. T. J. D.. Star Office So 20 tt
"a. so8M partly furnished ADDRESS
WANTED-A good HAND for Grover and Bs-
spscs Aers Sewing Machine. Apply, 80 NJ Make. ri.
WANTED-A MAN or STOUT BOY to Open
Conn rs and hsip In Bar Inquire at the cor.
w A aiTi:y young Woman, SITUATION
Sc 2s-4t' 90 1' o'"' o'io0'
WANTED-Tws drst class MILLINERs, at 1O2
- "A street, (Island.) The best wages will be
paid Lse 2s-lv'I MOSES sTEGiL.
'EWo PAPERHANGERs WANTED IMnEDI
el pi 10 Inquire corner 9th and streets.
60 1o-ot J. l.. klDWELL.
WANrED-A fret class RESTAURANT COOK
~. I.ohan preferred). Apply at BUTLER's
nue. sss-st.
ruD
w HonseHort To az a.ti uann Ior deneral
" II he siyen inniy sSn Dc d. Sun soou wages
and az streets nv 1hh' avenue: 90 De et "a
- - - sc % oI
VAkTED-A WHITE GIRL, from 10 to II
w years Id, t, assist in BouseEork Appjy ar
Hu: sa2 neI fGTsey ave. near colunbs Engine
MUSE. o.pl.ol mn. sc est
WAETED-A good toned second hand nav
w style seven or eight octave PIANO Cash
viii be paid if such can be purchased Addrass RoI
1895 Washing on p "a - az
:, : = = ,.
w ichoo No 6. Pr;nca as ne cnsfx o 81 rrinsry
ne ed ply unless fully com Patent and vaII rsco
nc ended Ade ress b. YOST BARCIkY q
Trustees Hyattsv;lia Ma 500 .,+e
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By J O MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneera
VERY DESIRABLE BUI aDING LOTS CORNER
OF ELFvEArH AID STREETS, AID ON ELsvRHfH
AFFIRM DON, October 7, h, at O'Clock. On the
premises We shall sell Lots A and B, Of Cushin 20
at the corner Of III street and Eleventh street
fronting ach Is feet, and running back Ia feet TO
a vide alley.
hese lots occupy high and beautiful position
Tor private residence overlooking the city md
have The sdvsntage Of reservation In front
IAN1DIA, ELY ARTIR.
We shall sell Lots No: u Il u, Is, and Is, In
q feet inches Cd EIev.n NTH atreet, between and
alley. Tkese LOIS have pavements laid IN frnnt
ar m are in Al resPeets choice building sites.
and twelve months, with interest, secured by a
deed of trust on the prem ises.
chaser
res J. O. MCGUIRE 4 90 Auct,
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Of Great Pennsylvania Route. norshasst e"sner ~
Pennsylvsnia avenue and sixth street Wsshin =
Ton. Omce open nom D .. m. to Up. m; ON san
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-29
p 10 N Lei o.,

The ECOND GRAND PIC MIC for the benefit Of
Sf. DoMIHIcK's CHURCH will take place a.tbe N
WASHINGTON PARK, 7th street, ON MONDAY. ~
October 9Th, 1853. -
The Brass ard string Band Of CHARLES Bsrgman
and M Trossi is en- gagged for the occasion.
The Committee pledge themselves that this sh all
be the Grand Pic Mic of the season
Tickets only 25 cents; Children under ten years
10 cents.
Dinner and Supper furnished BY the proprietor OF
the Park at reasonable prices. se25
MARINIS SELECT DANCING ACADEhY,
lV1 Ar ODD FELLOW = HALL, 7TH STREET.
Prof. MARINI has the honor to announce to his
ormer pupils and patrons that he will form A
his Glasses at the above place. to commence ~
on TUESDAY, Sept 2eth, al o'clock p. m ~
for Ladies, Misses, and Masters.
MIR. NJ can be found at the hall every afternoon
from to m, where all particulars and circulars
be obtained. sea.kt.
C0LUMB !A 0ORNIT AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned respectfully announces ~
to the public. that he is ready to furnish Music Il
for Private Parties Ball. Pic Mics, Paraaes 83
Exhibitions. etc with any number of Musicia.s
required at the shortest notice By leaving orders
at John isemans, corner OF Pennsyly ania av snue
and 4th street east. HENRY ISlMAN
seq 3mH