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Gea. Joe Jehnst.n at Can,on. Mite.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-The Democrats vicks.
burg special dispatch of the 30th of September
says that Joe Johnston is at Canton, Miss, with
$1,000 troops, his supposed design being to pre-.
vent reinforcements from going to RosecraIs.
Gen. Stephen -. Lee has 1900 rebel cavalry
near Eieksburg.
Johnston says the rebel victories are useless
unless they crush Rosecrans before reinforce.
ments reach him. =
The.Atlanta Appeal, speaking Of their success
at CT attanooga, says. We shall now be re-
coeniZed; our securities will rise Vallandig-
ham will be elected"
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FROM CHARLESTON.

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-The transport Curlew,
from Charles ton bar on the morning OF the 9th
instant, has arrived here. She left Port Royal
on the 4th, and towed the Weehawken to
Charl eston bar.
The Patapsco and Passaic are at work, but
the other vessels of the navy are doing nothing
The Baltimore Americans correspondent,
dating the evenng,of the 5th instant, states that
"all is quiet, beyond occasional firing from the
rebel forts. General Gilmore's preparations
will soon be resumed,
''The steamers Fab kee and Commodore Du-
pont arrived yesterday from Fortress Monroe
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Gy.. & Mot CIRs Il Co. Auetionssrs
EHahCERI SALE OF VERY VALUABLE Es-
4

4 'H6eCEhL oALE VI bSi faLUAbLE Ec-
= ;. tie of : eecres il GhaEc'r,, in cause Ne:
rsGst-ts or TUESDAY tn 2th day OF uc@oo-f,
IL, h5c7t0u : s'ggs Ware ro,nseti N se Msaurs 90
q, -er OF Terti: AND streets, IL tn. ely Ws.t
SION the I-rs- and valuable tIxct oi isnd called
"a arlsTGs R Rostnnsi9f u IN thI T. estate o. tIs iste
sd IN The Iis riot of Coin bis. opposite al1a4-
"a sno about FIVE miles froIu :. akhinS 10 /, on
he Ear!brsr' road. sd 5otuh Lower Girsboro' ani
ccnsists o ana variety nf msac ow wood, garden
nt is ming l. IDS. part Of which is IN a aish
GtS'" %. rust TatlUn.
1re Fru lees ave lad the Had susdiTidsd Into
F-i c"rEtnieC lots for farming and safdenins pur
I.ct \ g! res rood = src,es !; Lat 3 IT acre
leTches au4 Lo: q. IS sa'es ruud 2 percGes,
th- 80 :: Of the Marlboro GOAL ani ex.
ted b. -cs G8sD Branch.
Lot = u acres roofs, p r'hos, il On the south
Ibe 'trm, Frnef.t Yong Esq
=; = screS; reads, 5 percaes, a. joias Lot
r !. .lS a high state CT slit yAIion, and con
tal%S gooi G~ui.iig and uut-honsos,
LttF :, acres i8 perches, al Or Lot q, and LES
trtn,en Fort 6rehlr and the river
L"ts e. I ard . Gu the ri er 'ide, are partfcu-
Ia ysluab e and Lots and q, on The river have
god IL heli, for s.! al and harrI'g
tuIlIy offered IN uAky years To persons desiring
c untcy aces o. market "a dens especial y as the
terms unusually hbsrf' viz One fifth IN cssh;
and tbs rssicus IL Eve luni instslmeuts, at
.1Un, the "ty OF sale. with semi aInual IL t-rsst.
Tor vEIch the purchasers viii give their notes with
F"oG sid sUIhcieLt .rdnTssrs, Il be approved oy
II. Trustees ConyeysncFs at pHrchasers cost
v;a'"rs, can be Seen at c. Mcguire 30 swsrs
RICHARD II CLARKE,
THOMAS W Bark,
seq Paw &c MCGClRE IL CO. Aucts
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seq -2aw McGUIRE CO., aucss.

bf J MCGUIRE d CO.. Au3.isnsers
FEUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
L ING LOT ON SOUTH SrREsr BKrwEBs SEVENTH
AND kIGRTH sTREkTs.-0n TU ESDAY AFTER
NOON. oetJ her tn by virtue of deed of trust TO
the subscriber. dated May 2 tn. 1867 and duly re
corded in ihsr J. A. No f2 foiios 49, ct seq,
cne of the iant records for Kat in 9t N couatF
O., We shall sell Lot No l5. in squsfs No 43s
fronting 80 feet inches south street. between
III ard Sts s;rees west, and runaug back l5l fee:
to 90 foot sley
1errs: One-third in cssh the remainder in s,
and r.onths with interest, secured By deed Of
trust On the premises.
Cost OF convey anein to be paid by the pureha-sr
BBkEEIET MiiRURN, Trustee
oc / 2awSds J C. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
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By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser,
1lnrRafnwn II q

ru,RUs7EE,s ess1%fsssstoTnnI es%sss DivGV1u.RtE TN.
PROVED PROPERTY AND WATER POWER NEAR
GtohGEfows, D. O., AT AUcIIoN-By virtue of .
deco Of trust from Jehn oh g. Berry Z Go to the
Llber,J. 8 Ne. 1870, at Folio 2s &c, win sell
s 81 tss s s
aonndIy Property lying west Of eeorsstosn and
section incIudioS the two Stone Mills assigned to
D l. Shosmaker Brother by articles Of agree
&C.. and the extreme esstmost angle conveyed to
John Corcorsn BY deed reco rded in same Lbsr No.
3, at Folio 3d. &c). There is upon the property to
&c, now in successful operation with good water
power from the Canal, 81 we'll as from the stream
known as Mill Branch" running through the
the transfer Of various portions of the original
Foundry property, it will be seen that all reserva-
tions necessary for the complete enjoyment Of the
for the deyelopement Of water power, locsted a.
river navigation and afording great fsciiitles for
son, seeking real estate inve.tmsIts Plat Of the
eorant sections. viii Be s.Sibited upon .ppisation
to the Trustee, aod on the day Of sale.
snd the balance in
six twelve, and eighteen months bearing interest,
and deed Of trust on the premises.
, II
cost Of the dei.ultins purshassr All eonveysnc.
IN. a..
iii sbl ds. a .sns hoa
HUGH oApEs1oN, ~ Trustee:
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ByJ,C. MCGUIRE CO, ,Auctiou,e

TRUsTBsS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
1 IsG LOIS IL PRINTING GFFIoE souAaB.-On
"WEDNESDAY October 2IBt, a. O'Clock. this
premises, by virtus of q deed Of trust to tha sub
sesiber, dated Msy 7th 1857. and duly recorded In
lieer s., No. iS6, foiios $40 ct seq oae of the
land records for Washington county, D O., sh sill
sell Lots Nos. I, 8, 10 20. 81. ~ in j mes G Nc
Cures of Ssu&re ga, fronting each "A
feet on north q street, between First street west
and North Capitol street, and rnnniag back to .
g. feet alley.
Terms 0ne-thrd cash; the remainder In and
II month with interest, sesared by deed OF trust
on the pre- rniess.
All convsyAncss st aost OF Fu rchsaers.
1If desired, these Lots will be subdivfded into
THOs J. FISHER. Trustee.
oe I-2aw6ds J.C. Me6UI IRE & CO, Austs.
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MUSICAL 1HT19I s
NEW YORK 8VMMER GIRDEN.
No. $50 HfRlHf, 81.
Between ~ and 9th streets,
~ Il 2n. e. h list PropRiatoR
EAsHIoNABLI DANo1Ne AoApIMY,

EAsHI0NABL1 DANCIN9 ACADEMY. t.
aud Dep0rtnlsnt. has the honor to announee a
fhat his % Hiass for Master, Misses. and young
On llth street, . few doors from the cars,
PsnnsZiysnia sve1us. On eATU RDAY. Oct; Sd. at 2
?. m. Glasses Tor Gentlemen on Tuesday and Satur.
day evenings. from to 10. Private lessons any
hour Of the day. = - =
The 1eeptfs 1xercise for Ladies, 20 nueh recon-
nended for deformity and onssidedness; Also the
Indian olnbs for Gentlemen. Omesrs and clerks
make note ofit. NJ - : :
Mr. e. continues to sive lessons Oh the Violin
and Violoneello. = - =
Due notice win Be given Of his Glasses at George
town. . = - = -.
Mrs. eoodall win receive . HHaitsd number Of
pupils for Pienoforte and SiaGing. -
Tor cards Of terms, &e please sppiy ct his rooms
+ Oo I.
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THANKSGIVING Day.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct. 9-Gov. Yates has
appointed the last Thursday of November as
day of Thanksgiving and prayer, in accordance
with the recommendation Of the, Presidents
proclamation @sE--
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eosw
By G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
IERY VALUABLE Proportion sTRRET

Dy J. y. MCU U lhG q VU,. AucT0n0orB.
VERY yALUABLs PROPERTY ON 3 sTREEr,
IN IHE REAR OF "sT. CHARLES HofRL."LOn
TUESDAY, Oct. 18th, at O'Clock, on The pre- mises
Ing feet on north b street, between I'd and sd
streets vest. and running back l20 feet to public
story Brici Dwelling house. The unim proved part
of the Lot viii be sold separate
Terms: Cne third IN eash the rem aindsr in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest secured
BY deed OF trust on the premises
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchasar
eel DIS O. MCGUIRE K CO., Aucts.
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By GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auction.srs.

By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.
T'RU STEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS.-By
Il virtue of . deed of trust. executed on the 9th
day OF September 1855, and recorded in Lihsr J. A.
q, No l62, one o.! the land records Of Washing
party ,sssred thereby, will efer ct Public Sale.
on MONDAY, the 26th day of f0ctobsr next, at the
hour OF O'Clock. in the afternoon, the Lots,
Pieces and Parcels Of Ground described In said
trust deed, being 22 Lots situated In Square num-
bered $40, on the lsls nd. - = =
Terms Of sale: Ons-,hird cash /; balance In and
Y months the PM hasers giving their notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day of sale. deed given and deed of trust taken
TO secure the deferred payments. AL eonyeyan-
cling and Revenue Siam % at the purchasers ex-
pense. II the terms of Sale are not Complied with
ct the end OF i've days from the day Of sale. the,
upderffgped rs Trustee. reserves the right to re-
sell the faid premises after advertising fve times
in the EVENING Star, at the risk and cost Of the do
d. n. RITTENHoU sB. Trustes.
se2s dads GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts..
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
GeorEetctcN, ID, C.

yfERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD.
kG LoIs IN GEoRGETowE AT Auc1IoH..I viii
sell at ubic Auction In fl ont Of the premises on
SiTCEpAY AFTERNOON. October l7th at 4
ecioch m part Of Lot No 50 In Old Georgstown,
front ns M feet oI the ii side OF Bridge street.
s-t-esE Market and Fred erick streets and running
hack 10 Ieet.
Middle part same Lot frcn ting 6O feet on south
side of p ospect sIreet between M-rket and Fred
e-:,k streets and running back I'D feet.
Meth Part of same OF, fronting 81 fee. on north
side of Prospect street, be.wsen Market and Fred
erick streets and running back 80 feet.
lMhEDIATELY AFrKR-
Lot No. "A, in Beatty and HsWkins' add ition to
Georgetown fronting $50 feet on the west side of
Pre- .rck street; above Bic hkh street. and unning
back IsH feet
Tenn One third cash balance in six and twelve
Al; conveyancIng at the cost of the purchaser
Gc9 THOS. DOWLING, Auct,
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BOARDING.

RQARDING. - Two comfortably furnished
- ROOMS for rent, on the first and second story,
with Board. One large enough for three gentle
men. SO oceppied deduction IN prizes viii be
made. The other Room suitable for q single per-
son. An excellent table is provided, and tbs com
forts Of home given: fe y table boardets taken.
Apply At No. 3So Eishts euth street, between
and G streets. oc iO-3ts
GOOD DBoARDING-AT REAsoNABLE RATES,
VI can be had, with or without room ., at No SO
@ St, betwee 2lst and 22d. .z a. ocs3t.
EOR REET-several we'll furnished BED ROOMS
and PARLORS, for gen tlsmen, with Board. A
good Prenchman cooks, and respectful walters
Kept. Reference required. Inquire of MR. SMART,
262 ST.. bet. 18th and 18th. 90 s.6t-
TRK VERY BEST TABLE BOARD CAN BE
-, i obtained in aust NSrtsern family. At 459
dollars per week. lit the accommodations are
first class Also one eatly fur nished Room for
rent gentleman aud wife preferred. oc cost
900 FIRST STREET EAsT-BBTWEEN
900 and B, Capitol b ill., Gentlemen and their
wives and single ge ntlem en-, e2n be accommodated
with large pleasant Room with Board. Reference
exehan ged. .....4r .....- oe 5.gwr
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The National Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-The subscription
agents report the sale OF 200 worth of fye-
twenties. Deliveries of bonds are being made
TO October s. -.~
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By THOMAs DOWLING. -Iuotioneer.

Oy IHVNlS DVWb1NNt AUcIlUn60Es
.+ =. Gtorzst0irH, d. G.. 8.z.r b.. IL
TWr0SroR6 Trsd.c cedx BRICK aoUsE AND w, LOT OF IN IN
WIDNEspAY AFTERNOON next, October i4th, ,
at Q clock in front Of the Premises. on Green
Lot fronts 80 feet Green street and IL improved
BY . good fwo-story Brick HOUSE, containing four
roomr. .s ;. .lHs' Ii =
Terms: One half cash the remainder In six and
twelve months. with interest, secured BY deed Of
trust on the premises.
AZ convey ancins 1t cost of the purchaser.
Title perfect. =. 2
cc7 TH0S DOWLIN9. Auotr.
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By VIM. L. WALL q co., Auetioneers.
HoUs1HoLD TuRNlTuRH At AUCTION
O'Clock. vs will sell, at the House on 18th street
near Penn. ave. and the Circle, the Household
Furniture of Miss Seymour, smbrscina-
WAh Parlor Suite, CENTRE Table
Mirror and NanteI Ornaments
eolid Walnut Wardrobe
Bedi teads and Marble-iop Bureaus
Mahogany 1ideboafd
E1tenfion Dining Table and Chairs
China, Glass, and CrockeRy Ware
French and Cottage Bedsteads
WArdrobes, Bureaus
Marble top Washstands, Toilet Sets
Beds, Hair, 6huek, and Spring Mattresses
Cool Stove. Kitchen Furniture. and Utensils
Terms cash.
ocs WIN L. WALL CO., Auots
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atitgIiDN SALES.
sGTUKE DAYS,
RI ]. C. MoaCIkE q 90, Auctienesrs =.
TWO NEAT ERICK HOUaIs AND VACANT

Ry ]. C. MoaCIKE 4 90, Auctienesrs II
Two NEAT ERICK BoUa AMI VACANT
LSf 81 ;rs esssEn oE s1H Ass2 r.. sI.snfs-Un TIE
vert xne erth @ strvet. we hall sell two neat
Essk Eeuses, Is feet By 50, containing rooms
each. -s'.. Fl
Vacant Lot alonskids the above. II feet front and
running. hsck ia Possession Of the properly given
q Ninth stree h has he be- ned and s.1.ssd
u TeIms One third cash tbs remainder in six sna
twelve Esnths, with i.teres:. seeared by deed Of
c rVeysneine s At Il . cost 0 the purchaser.
tcad &c. hc9 UIRE CO., Au.ts.
BY J. &. McG UIR1 l. CO.. Auetionsers. =. :
EXTEEslvE AND PkREMPrORY SALE OF
sSE Aoe oe. nss
o e sc at the Stables on Ostreet betv cen isL and
lab .,.a is, .hall sell the following Valuable
fr.ReIsy Tor A account y Of gentleman who has no
Fsi, of i've year old, long tail Black Carriage
hCrs,s sSod travellers. very stylish and close
Pair 81 Bay hares ak ears cid. of good style and
crs scrEsi Hor . and one Bay Mare. 8 years old,
0ae sSIrei. years old. . showy and nne traveller
o. 6ns Grey Horse, years old and = very fast
Gn~ half tep Brett, in excellent order
uae. ruzenburyH Wagon. with saafts and pole,
ter tse % four persons, . beautiful carriage and
On. sansr. Fe1 Wagon. with pole and ihafts, in
oas l,eh. hs.11g Buggy. in good order
Three se.ts Double A Harness, all OF the best make
Two setts nslc asrness. in nne order
alsrsers Hslters, sircirgles, Whips. &C.,
Ali of TIE s5ove may be examined at any time
prs-ic1s 80 the safe. .---
Terms cash. ~ .
ecs &c. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auets.
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SUSPECTED MURDBR.-On Saturday night
two weeks, James o. Donohue, residing on X
street, between Twenty. first and Twenty
second streets, died rather suddenly, and it
was suspected that he died from injuries re-
ceived in some fraeas. The police Of the First
Ward Immediately set to work to ferret out
the matter, but their efforts were not success
full until Wednesday night, when q clue was
obtained, and officer Stuard arrested John
Fsherty, an old man of about sixty, on sus-
picion of being the cause of the death OF Dom
ohue, and yesterday morning he was brought
out before Justice Drury. 1t appeared that
the deceased, the prisoner, and man named
O'Toole, are watchmen at a corral, and that
On the night in question the prisoner and
OTcole left their places. and asked Donohue
to look to their portion Of the stables until
they returned. When they got back, q mule
had broken loose in Faherty's portion Of the
stables, and a dispute arose, and in a short
time the parties came to blows, and it is alleged
that Faherty struck Donohue over the head
with a stick, laying him out Donohue snb-
seQueatly walked home, hut was Immediately
taken with spasms, and died during the night.
The justice committed Faherty to jail for
court. For some reason or other the friends
of the parties kept the matter q secret and it.
was only after every effort had been used to
get clue to the affair that the police SUE
ceeded.
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Smith, dis orderly; S2A4. Edward Maloy, do;
% 56. Pat Conner, do s2.56. Madison Jones,
do; S2A4. Nancy Jones, grand larceny; Jail.
David Jordan, disorderly; dismissed. John
Dorsey, do; do. Hezekiah Walker, do; $500
John Bayley, do S5.44. Jacob Bush, do; do
VIM. Alcott. do; dismissed. James Coleman,
do; 1856. James Stone, do; dismissed.
Fourth Prectnet.-Wm. Foy, drunk; Si-work-
house. Mai. Hopkins, drunk and disorderly;
do. John Fleming, drunk; do.
Tenth Precinct.-Wm. Groves, selling policy
tickets; ruled for q hearing. Norris Dun n, fight
ing; dismissed. l.. ID. Thomas, do; military.
Frances Grinnell, drunk and profane; Matilda
Ryland, selling liquor to soldiers; dismissed.
John Drunk, drunk: military. Rebecca Green,
do; S1.94. Susan Morrison and Letitia Bolin,
keeping hawdy houses; deferred. Patrick
O'Brien, drunk, and John Leonard, disorderly1
dismissed. -. IL =. ------.
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By VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctionsers.
DRRIMPTORY sAL1 OF VALUABLE IN.
II PRoyIp PRoPl1TY Oh Nth STREET NBAR PsxN.l
On THU RSDAY AFTERNOON, 18th Inst at
TO- Eeusre So, assubdividod by Isaac PoLaok, front
ing IS feet ON 24th street md improved By large
10 rooms and basement Just fitted up for rsstaas
rant, and newly painted throushout.
months, with interest, secured By . deed Of trust
on the premises. 20 %
and II the terms Of sale are not complied With in ave
days from the day Of sale. the Property win be rs
colo upon days notice at the risk and cost OF the
ocs WIN. L. WALL & co., Auets.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
E0R RHNT.-A Large and Well. furnished
Blte the Patent ofhes. oc3- f. .

IopsE Tor 1.n.. xssiy asssa :Esss, 1'ssse apss.
FAKA, EoR RaN1-A. moderate dist..c. from
OF OF s1 soo@s, kitchen and other ontbuildinss: ard
Ierted low to. good tenant. ana the = srovtas
sss' c. s 's's ss sss
Eok sALE-A rare chance for profitable in
5 s:ss:: :sss.S:
S.s9 % e. Al .od The ice o. said basin Sid
further inform alton enquire ofPETER 6. HEN
between sss L. *.:ssae:cn or
T7O R1NT AND FOR sALI.-The proprietor Of
sk ssa s ' aoa: ID:
s e s The q 81. @
EoR eALkA BREAD gAK1RY, with GOOD
ss
70. the ,,st ten ye:,. Prr rss sr inforu :. =,
FOR REkT-In a Drivets f.lai,,. for xsn.lenan
as Only thirty
400 New York avenue. rear 18th It. Sc ls II
REAL IsTATE AGENCY.
Persons wanting TO Rent or Purchase Dwelling or
Store Houses can be accommodated at the Heal
tina ssbs 70
can be furnished with the best Of pure nasers and
tenants free of charge.
When desired, the very best OF references can be
seA PSExRE. coeswBLL JACKSON
Attorneys and Coxnsellcrs a, La,o ana Real Estate
sn 's'. S?HS aS n: sG:.
VALUABLE LOT FOR sALE-on 4, letween
Eighth and Ninth streets, and fronting tho
Northern Market. Twenth-th feet front. with
quire Of HARMON BURNS 40s Penn. avenue or
GEO. W. COCHRAN 3Ss Penn. ave. iysltf
A FARM NEAR WASHINGTON IN MONT.
IA GOMERY COUNTY rOR SALE.-rhe sub
scriber being unable to give it any attention offers
about 10 miles from " ngton near the Brook
vile TurI pike. 1t contains about 2 acres, ninety
OF which are under cuIt alto and have been Wel
lined; the rest of it in pine aud chestnut The
land lays we'll: II well watered very easily ira-
proved and in short time would double the price
asksd Tor 1t. The Improvements consist of small
Cottage, an excellent barn, recently built, corn
Terms one-third cash the balance in one, two
If the pu rchaser desired, the crops On the land
would be disposed OF and possession given i'm
mediatey. Apply to LOUIS MACKALL, JR.,No
43 Dunbarton street. Geor orEetown. jy E-eotf
ENOR RENT-A ans STORE on Seventh street
Il one OF the best locations in WASHINGTON for
any business Apply At the Gosling Restaurant,
No. 247 Penn. ave bet. 18th and 18th SITS. jr25 t.
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HOLUMBIA CORNIT AND STRING BAND
to the public, that he is ready to furnish Music&
for Private Parties. Balls. Pic Mics, Parades,
Exhioltions. etc, with any number OF Musiciars
ut John 1seman's, corner of Penns " aniA avenue
and 4th street esst. ts2-s HENRY lS1MAN.
seq SIM ~. - ssra 4 tla > GEIh E.e1-
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ODO FELLOw8' HALL,
SEVENTH STREET. 7EE
......--a ID
WYHsA N, ID -
THE AND WHARF, r
WITH HIS
LIYE-MOvIE6 AND ePEAKIN8 AUTOMATA,
EgERY NIGHT. at 8 eelock, - - :
And 1V1RY WxDN EepAY and 6ATERDAY
AFTERNOONS, 1t O'Clock.
~ Admission IS esnts; Children Is cents. See
small bills. Reserved Seats 80 cents. oc5 Ct
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RSJ. O. MCGUIRE co A,ct,,,aar.

nEsIRAeLE BRICK WILLING HOUSE AND
y Lot on srA sJKssr AT fuBLIC AUCTION
O'clock, us all sell in front Of the prsmisss 313
9Th street vest. between II and strests moth =
seven well arranged rooms and kitchsn
The house H. Wen baiit and located In auist and
Sale without reserve and early 20 session siyen
Terms: Ops third in cash the rsmaindsr In II.
deed of trust on the prem ikes. 49, 4
oonvey ancing q the gusehsse,s' esst.
! A ssIsTAET cU cUARTERMAsrER's OFRIol,l
"A CoTaa Of q and TtreHty second streets,
Wash nston, September q. lSSs.
viii Re sid at public auction on the 6rst second,
October. at the Corral. near the Washington OBJ
servatory large lot Of F#7-s1 -
HORSES AND MULES 81
condemned % unatfor public service.
eale to commence at 10 O'Clock M 2
Terms cash, In Government fands
CHARLES GARRIrSON,
se Is tbs Assistant ouartsrmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Larry
Norton, drunk; 80. Jerry Dom, ASSAULT and
battery; bail for court George w. McGiil,
threats; dismissed. H. Z. Dixon, assault ana
battery: do George w. McGilI, libel; for
hearine Col1ins Dixon, do; do. Charles
Brown, alias Billy Simpson, stealing horses; !;
dismissed. Rosanna Thompson, disorderiy;
do. Rosanna Marrs, do; do. mary Ann Jack
tion and drunk; 81. James Leahy, drunk and
disorderly; 80. George Green. drunk. assg
-FouRrH WARD STATION CAsEs.-E. F,
wallace, accessory to a larceny; dismissed
Henry Clark, drunk; do. Augusta Schsuk,
creating nuisance; s2.5a, Ellen Wilson,
drunk; dismissed. Jane Darby. assault and
for court. Sandy Pinkeh, malicious mischief;
for hearing, JDo. +. Ashton, drunk and dtsor-
Derby; dismissed. Carter Rollins, do; military.
James Grady. do: Peter Mulln, do; dis-
missed. Jno. Gastnar. drunk; military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10
CLoAEs AND sHAWLsl

~ 80 JUST RECEIVED
ri nsRenStd nS stock OF LADIES' cOLQRED and BLACK
tI ~ GU HIssiensi also, arsat variety Of the new
syNS oi nhWLs. For sale low bv
oci II. TAYLOR & co.