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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

dissolution.
The firm of wM B. IsAACs co. was dissolved on the
co,scr 10y - WV Wa. b. ISAACS,
d. H. SMITH, in.
Rant has An In nv business commencing the LIST 0c
tober s6a The style Of firm remaining heretofore
~ e.: VIM b. ISAACS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
Anew RICHMOND THEATRE.

J.p. Drs.Aws, Secretary of State.
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NOTICE FOR ..,r.
small farm In County Powhasn joining the lands Of
Ebert jacks Meredith CTowdsr and Others and three miles
from romahivk Station the Richmond and Danye Railroad
CONTAINING I52 ACRES.
Ahou 20 acres In oridna growth The balance cleared land,
producing the usual crops made this section OF country There
excellent timber the land Tie impr yements
go)d log dwelnghous so framed dwelling house nearly
good kitchen, house, barn, stable tobacco
hou TIE well ell having
ming through excellent sprng Witha ATTY yards
dwelling FOR particulars aadress, n. COSBY,
mh5-imF subletta Tavern, Povhataa c,uaty Va
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Miss HELEN MAYNE,
Mr.. en-. STEVENSON.
Great success Of
TIE CORPS DE BALLET
AdmlSson-75s Servants Doors open al Curtain
IiSv at O'Clock. NH 2-Iws
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DEB,


On Tuesday morning the 81 inst JEANETTE
BEIL. the you gest hi d Of Will. n P and EIixs
]. Ferguson, aged rears and montss.
October 1t CHARLES ODLLINS, agsdS 81
FAREWELL y ~ifs., ny chill rep dear.
] am not &c Id, b sleeping here;
Preparation Z. How II ynu must.
And tt my form sep the du It
The relatives ana friends # th- family n
vited TO att nd tire funeral. Garner of zStn Z
streets, Fjrtt Ward. At 5 p III Oct 9Th
On "Wednesday. { ct. 18th sI:HaED EDWARD,
youngest child Of sto.1y and Mary Sinnicum aged
gnontbs ard days.
Deep ssslon led in our household,
ref oeudt each meu>b.r Jnsn:
Cur dEriir ga lett tire parent fold
To sluEbe- in the g!ouno
The fri, rds and relatives OF the family are iyi-
cd to attend his -r,l this evening At n'anss.
from hii late res dence, on 10Th between III 2,i N
streets.
On the Ssh Instant. in the 18th ,. sr of his ssa
GtoRGE, ytunge sou of the late Capt A
L.prun L. :.
The funeral will take pace to-morr " 1t II 10 .
the 9Th list fr the residence of Chas Vim a ,
Esq, No - Pam avenue, between 2lst aui y 1
streets The friends and relatives of the familg
are respec IN ~ in. tied to attend.
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ByJ. C. McGUIRF co syc ,or.r,

BY. C. MEG UIRE CO.. Auc ionssr.
EXTENSIVE AND PERkMProaY SALE OF
~ FINE HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND aaRsass-On
WEDNESDAY AFTERN0JN, Oct Iita Mt 4
O'Clock at the Stables Ostrsst, betv cen I3l, and
18th streets, we shall sell the foiewiLx valuable
Property TOR ac:ount of gentleman VINO . IS no
Pair of Ave year old, long tail Black Carriage
ly matched ~
fine rosdsters
One sorIel hor and one Bay Mare syesrs old n
hne double team, or will work sinxly
One sorrel, years old 9 SNOWY aud tna t-ayetar
One fine Grey Horse, years OLD and q very fast
trotfer
One half top Brett, in excellent order
One Dusenbury" wagon, with s..afts aud pole
for two or four persons, a beautiful carria &c An
in perfect order
One Square Rox Wagon, with pole and shafts, in
perfect order
Ore Light o. top Buggy, in good order
Three Sets Double Harness, all Of the best mi Ale
and made to order
Two Setts Sin gle harness. in fns order
Bler kets. Halters, Sircingles, Who's &C.
All Of the above may be examine a. any ii me
previous to the safe.
Terms cash.
oes &c. Mcguire L co Auots
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publicity to the shame Of a member of your
iamily.an act which, assure you, my feel
mgs OF friendship towards them are 90 sincere
10 permit ME to do, although, the assault Was
mnIderoue, cowardly, and, worse than all,
This statement is a purely truthful narration
OF all the facts In this unhappy case-a mere
tIutntui recital OF an act Of 6ne OF your own
children, to which ! was. unfortunately,
witness, and is, there fore, the on iy planatou
mat is in my power to give of the affair, and
although your daughter may deny it, she can
not shut out from the Almighty and hcr oun heart
its truthfulness.
II you wish quietly to prove the correctness
OF my statements you can do so ny accompany
ing your daughter Waite TO Aliiot's, and have
her confront him with my charge; should you
conclude % do SO, would suggest that you
lake your daughter, Miss Annie, with you, for
Aiiiot is \ Frenchman and speaks vfrv poor
English, and Miss Armies knowledge OF French
will assist you.
You will obIige me very much by showing
this letter to Collie and Mrs Dixon, for assure
you il is a matter of much concern 10 me th,t
they should not think of me as am afraid they
now do Truly yours, GEO. w. MCGILL
Major Dixon, L. S. Army.
In tie prt sence of Almighty G. cd, do hereby
soiemniy swear that the statements made in the
above letter are true, so help me God
GEO. w. MCGILL
Sworn and subscribed to before me this LIST
day of September, 1868.
WAIT n. HAwLIY, Notary Public
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ByJ. g. MCGUIRE co, .Auctionaors
HANDsOME THRlE.srORY nKiCR HnI1sR

sf fhhlhsroa2Y asfoR a5sr
sii Hs'r ostaSsr
ioth, ats O'Clock on the premises, We shall sell, a
WITH ana s sto1 built Ssss
ated at the corner of north street and Second
street cast The lot fronts feet on street, and
rooms complete, With ali the modern imorove
me + ass . Syr class
Terms: One third in carl the remainder in six,
twelve and ishteen months, with interest, Sc,
sesseodt ds 6 M &C 5nf EEe s' &C. Auets
pU9LIG SALE ofA yHRY VALUABLE FARM
Il NEAR HANONkR SWITCH, ne miles from
Baltims on the Warrington Railroad. The sub
Farm now owned byE Hubbell, Esq, containing
by . Dwelling hogso Barn Stable Corn House, aud
Tenant House. TIE Ii nd is well improved, and a
Hsw P9itoB IL ss a1a aRd and fun
aennE the snds q p Pa 'ns R ans
tons Of Hay Terms for land on third cash bs u
ton If the purchaser For terms for - p eps
propslty and particulars apply to NJ 3ANNlN
No 30 S Paul street. Baltimore. oc3 st"
By c. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneers.
-FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON AZ
non DAY AFFEkN5osA Oct sG Issh
at 412 O'Clock, on the premises shall sell Lots
No esea 20 feet a ON q
south 4 street and Virginia avenue and running
back II, feet II inches to public alley.
and twelve months with in terest, secured by deed
OF trust on the premises.
Title perfect. An conveyanees At the expense u
oes iR.DHbD'i i ]. q MCGUIRE co, Auot..
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BY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.
Gsorsstosns pc, .n,, :,

FHthUS EEtS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED P.oPERrY AND WATER POWER sfAR
deed of trust from John o. Berry & Co !, to the
subscriber made the 29d day of JuI e. 10 g. and re-
corded among the lard reeor. of said District in
Liber J: A. No. lBu at Folio q, 90. will sell
At Public Auction on tss premises, to the highest
Foundry Property lying west of 6sorEetown and
situated between the Chesapeake and Oaio Canal
and the Potomac river, fexespting however. the
section including the two Stone Mills assigned to
ment recorded in same Liber No. iff al Foiio Sc,
&C., and the extreme eastmost angle conveyed to
John Corcorsn By deed recorded In same Lber no.
203 at Folio 81, Ac). There Ia upon tie pr perty to
be sold, very valuable pistillery. With hIturss,
&c., now in successful operation With good water
known as :. Mill Branch. - running through the
premises. By reference to the rvcords toachiug
the transfer OF various portions of the original
Foundry property, it will be seen that si reservs-
tions nessssa,y Tor the complete enjoymsnt OF the
There are several valuable sites on said property
for the develorement Of water power, located IS
these are At the end OF the Qsnai ana Of
river navigation and afordi1s great faeilitp for
shipment, they furnish rare Opportunity for per-
enti,e foun try Property and shomakers and Cor
corAn sections will be exhibited npon application
to the Trustee, aad ON the day OF sale.
Terms; One fourth cash and the halancs in
three equal payments, to be secured by no IS At
and deed Of trust on the premises
If the terms Of the sHle are NOT complied With in
six days from the day OF sale inclusive, the property
viii BE- resold upon 10 days police. ~ the rss aod
cost Of the defsultins purchaser. All convsysna.
Ing ana stamp '9 HUaa IsP pI Trustee.
eeIa- eod&da FHO8 DOWLtNG Auct
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By wM.L. NALL d CO .Auc,iop..r,

by WIN. l.. NALL d co Auetiouesrs
Ecuth corner Penn. arenxe asd Ninth s,,a
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND MIsJkLLA
III NRoUS ASSORTMENT OF MggCu,SpIsE A Arc
rIoS.-0n SATURDAY MORNING. iots inst ar 10
O'Clock we will cell in front of the An tlon Room.
lot Of Household Furniture to cover af~suces
embracing >
Bronze Click, Bronze Mantel O. namsnts
] Marble. top Sideboard aud Glasses
Solid Walnut Secretary and okcsss
Walnut kefreshment Table. Wardrobes
Dressing Bureaus, Easy Chair
Sofa, Mating. Car .e ting, Rugs
A lot Serond HAND Furniture
show Case, &C., &c, &c
ALSO,
10 gross Smoking Tobacco.
OcS VIM WALL A. co Aucfs
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MARRIED.

On thu 9th instant, by Rev. J Gilbs.t, Pasto, Of
West Georgefowr u Ghurs CURTIS LNyIs
Esq to Mise ANNA q CI0>KEy all of this city
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SBoIEf DISEASES

SaSid,itds's Gin IL the most certain safe ana
seactusl remedy-indeed. the only vegetable ram.
soy ever Uncovered. Cures in two TO four dsyo.
h1d recent cases IN twenty four hours No miner.
A. no oAisAm, no mercury. Oaly ten pills to be
taken. 1t lie the soldiers hope, and q friend 70
sAose whs do not want to be exposed Male rac.
Aeee, 50; female, IS.
SamnJttas's Roos Gnd Herb Jnicas-A positive
snd permanent cure for 81 phlis, sc-ofula, ul:ea,
cores, Spots. letters dc Price 81 or SIX botsies
Tor e6. Sold by & O FORD Sec saxartiaemept ms
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DIslAslB OF fIs NERVOUS. ssNIaAL, UaIsAs1
And SEXUAL SYsfEMe.-New and reliable treat.
ment-in Reports of the Ho:va,d Assuetasto4s-seni
IN sealed letter envelopes, free ofcaarEs. Address
Sr. Skilliu Houseton Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA. Pa al % 3rr
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WARRANTED 70 ouaH II sIH pAys.-Dr Godfrey .
Standing, will cure GoMor,hce IN sia dGs.. Ne
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle Bold
oy 3: o. Ford. corner 18th street and Pa avenue
Waehi1 rtnr and Henry Eont AlsvsndrIs 4 "
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By aR1lN Z wILLIA.s, Au,sionssrs..

FFRUSTEED SAIL OF VALUABLE L0TS-By
i virtue Of . dssd Of trust. sxecutsd on the nth
day Of September. 1858, and recorded II pissf A.
ton sounty, b. O., and % the request Of tas
party sssprsd th..sey VII Sass e. Pnnae sale,
hour Of 1 o'clock. in the afternoon, the Le:.,
Pieces. and Parcels OF Grouad described 10 sAid
bered $40, on the lslsn q.
Terms Of sale: Ons-tkird eeah ealsnes IN 8 and
tie deferred payments. 6earins insss:st ffor the
90 ss ~ he asfsrrsd payments All sonvsysn-
einS and Ievsnus et.mre = the purchasers sx-
na e az d.ys non re Ssy We ise
undersigped. - Trustee. reserves the right 90 re-
ss re ;.a S.sSi . re. q;
leais''s i. rIrr1Nuouzn, frust.s.
se9 d&ds GRIMM EILLIAM8, Auots.
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TEE oRnAl DRAWBACK to persons eriyrstiny 70
me sxr,pe Western country is tba great fosc they
al AL; % .ne Fsyer ard Asus.the most dirsfui 81
lacked oy thi. dise.se and ade helpless 10 s4ort
.1a,e, sMInout any means Of anord.ns rssi. Ia
sas presented hi celebrated "Bitters' whose ca
h H:wers for ell diseases Of the stomach have
Rseparsd after . long experience and dssp study,
1--we reserved the enc ,miuns OF tbs most n .ueut
ni our country. Te those who doubt their uiaos
h,ues All We can say Ia. t'y them, and judge for
where
Wholesale Agents-A. n. Bininser & Co.. 337
Penn ave. ae2Seo
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ByJ. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctionesrs.
rTWELVE SUPERIOR WORK HORSES.
4 BgesI HAR En &S,AI PvsLIo SALE-oa
O'Clock, at the Stables OF L. J. Middleton, ESQ, on
9Th street. hear Ea.oy's ehip.yart, We shall sell
reduce stock Tor the winter. and for no fault. "
ALSO.
good Buggy, lot Of Harness, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
ocs 10 MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Uy.
til ID ONDAY, Oct 18th. same honr and place.
OCT ]. O. MCGUIRE & 90 Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.


1AIs A1YKRNO0N AND fO.afORHOW
By J. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auc,iones,.-
o.. ss,SssIIo stSsNon is15A9 AsF Fossa A.
froptiun az part OF Lot y. in eauars No. as,
ssrse. moth, Between and stsssts ' suS OF inn
Title indisputable
;otnIne for notes satisfactorily sscur red besrins
coat 1APsnfes ~ oonveyancins IS purchasers
DC J. Q. Nee GRE & CO.. Aue..
gyJ. .. Mce uIRI L CO., Auo.ion.ers
>,oohJ fuB &c AUcTIoS.-On fHURsDAYHSTSR'
NCON October 9TH. at to,elock, on the prsmis.s.
We aha ssii tse vhsls Of Square No M eon.ain
by third sad HeursS feat
e!adss enclosed With GOOD fence and - una. .ns
nish sac o. andis supplied with some
The Improvements consist Of Frame Dxellin,.
house containing tour rooms. and q harn
Terms One trird cash baiaaos six, twelve, AID
eighteen months. with itch ssi. secured by deed
OF trust on n. premises.
All IT, sSss sas PS1G5chsss
By GREEN WILLIAM Auctionesrs.
-FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE, AND LOT AT
II AucrIoN.-On THU asDAY, the Sth instant, st
bocloca m. we shall felI, in front OF the pre- mi
SEES, on street betw 9th and 7th streets north
q four story Brick Hou'e. containing ten large
rno spscnons rooms with fna halls on part OF Lot
The attention of buyers in invit ID to the sale AZ
LIS pfopefty Is locat.d in the central part of the
;; Isfms: one half cash balance in six, twelve,
e,eRleen and tWsnty-fosr months for notes bearing
anseresn secured by a Deed of trust Oh the prem;-
purchaser. " Wv
oc1 GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RESIGNATION OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
policemen Theodore Burns and John ). Sla err
OF the eighth precinct, rendered their Iesigna-
lions TO engage in other employments.
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TIE ST. DoMINICKs CHURCH Pic NIC.-This
affair, we are glad to say, was very success
ful one, realizing some two hundred dollars for
its object in view, the improvement of the
church. For pic mic so late in the season it
was remarkable success. BY the two pic
mics about seven hundred dollars have been
realized.
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ARREST FOR HORSE sTEALING.-C Charles
Brown, allas Billy Simpson, was arrested by
officer Slmonds, upon charge of horse steal
IL &. made by Christian Price. Mr.. Price pur-
chased valuable horse and two mules from
the prisoner some weeks ago, and took his
receipts for the money. The horse and mules
We're taken from price as stolen property,
and We're turned over to the owner by the
magistrate. Price went to work to capture
Brown, and officer Simonds succeeded in
making the arrest. Brown is a colored man,
and is held for hearing by Justice Clayton.
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FoRD's NEW THEATRR, TENTH STREET
The audience assembled in this beautiful thea
ter last evening was a convincing proof of the
popnlerity OF La Belle Maggie Mitchell M ~.
gle is no longer an actress, but queen, VIII o>e
power is felt and whose will is Law There is
blended in her the antpodes-if We may use the
word-ot the drama. Certainly no one ever
possessed powers the action of which are 50
diamerically opposite. In one sentence she
can draw tears from eyes which never before
felt the influence OF this souls monitor, and
whilst yet handkerchiefs are busy in drying
this iachrymal expose, a merry peal Of innocent
laughter dissipates the sentimental turn, and
mefrIment rtigns supreme. This evening,
Maggie appears for the last time in her five
character part in Satin in Paris The bill to-
night viii be double, including, besides the
Betsy.
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RYLAEn CHAPEL improvements in III. S,reatb
WaTd,-l here IS no little business activity
noticeable in the Seventh Ward, this season,
particularly in the building line.
Among the structures now going up in that
part OF the city, prominent one il the fine
new church edifice OF Ryiand Chapel And
which replaces The old, diIapidated building OF
that name. The design Is tasteful, neat appro-
PIRATE, and though mere sscingerbread work"
mas peen .scheWed, It Will, when completed, be
both elegant and comfortable; pleasant to the
et g anG satisfactory to the judgment
Its constructed OF brick, in the best styIe is
So feet front, 40 deep, 36 to roof, and as to peak
q root The basement has spacious lecture
and Saba h school room 81 by % feet with
two class rooms and library in the rear The
room on the next floor, for the main religions
services, is 81 by IS feet containing Is siips ar
ranged nc 5ording to the best modern designs IN
seat the audience comfortably and yet without
nnnf cesshry loss OF space. Due regard has
been also had TO the requisite of ventilation,
and to the acoustic qualities Of the room Its
to be Wanscotted with wood to the height of
the pews, and the walls above this point are to
De plasttred and tastefully fires roed
he main floor Is to be supported by light
iron columns OF handsome design from tue
foundry of Ellis Brother. The building will
be heated by furnaces.
The front OF the building is of pressed brick
with Iusucated basement
Messrs. Wise 81 Callahan do the brick work.
Mr.. Charles G. Martin the wood work and J.
NelhmsEer the brown stone work
he work is being pres. ed forward with rs
much rapIdity as due regard 10 sclidity viii
permit, and will be under roof IL is expected,
By the 1st o. November.
ne estimated cost of the building is S1U,nO0;
some It,tO0 brick from The former structure
being available for use in the one replacing It.
thus reducing the expense m lterialiy at THIS
TerIod OF nigh prices Tor building materials
The Ryland Chapel society, though not
wealthy one, has shown a degree OF enterprise
and lberalIty in carrying the work OF re-
building their church worthy OF special com
menda'jon: and we doubt not they will receive
both GOD wishes and ssmaterai aid" from ALL
who desire to see edifices Of this desirable char
acter going up in our midst.
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LOST AND FOUND.

:U nisht CO.. sts, SHirE HORSE 81 Tiss 9.
corner = : :, e ID and streets. a~un mo
EsTRAYBD PROM THE STABLE OF ran
he ssh infant, sSsf1ss askE; s sFss col On
Store q tx lsess sss s t. shs
SGT DAVID SMITH.
&1O REWARD.-strayed from our stable, on
So RX Tuesday I've nisht, October sth. a Dark bay
asl %s.s ~. I'D .sa
Chain affaehsd 4ny person Who will deliver said
oc 8-3t* $50 G st bet. eth and 7th
YAC sion and delivery Of HORSE and BUGGY
the subscriber, in Georgetown, D. O., on the morn.
5ps Of tie a. i1;.t b. yoans man calling himself
and Ss Fhs Ho4s. va.
zi1s s4Ssd e
nsS sTsxy nearly n painted
silver plated Harness. Amy Information that may
ID zig q
a aiysly Stable, corner Market and Bridge streets
+ osT-A pair of GOLD sPEcTAcLEs, between
- reward vili Be given for their return e this
CAMs TO The suBsoRIBHR, TWO COWS,
short tail md p,ees cut out Of ser Len H0 ear
other is . Red Cow. With white face and crpmplsd
he ec9.st. farm .. pin Nj, S 6sBo5sE Sa:d
Con R1WARD-Lest soma time ago, either at
Ard BslsinoIs. Square sia.i Trsveliins yAtIsi:
iss < HHpGEY, Media. 9hes a az eounts ti ps'
ssld BY Adams Express and they viii collect the
WAS sToLlN FROM The SUBSCRIBER
R1sa6H ,1s 81 sas9
pdSksr soSs
eSBtsipi as sum q Honey Also. small eoL6
a Wstsh i; !staS.ss EioEaRb KiITaiEY,
STRAYED Oh sToLEN-Froa the subscriber, ;.
~ on Friday night. I'd inst, two COWS one a
white Cow large hoop horns The other red color;
white stripe along her back. The ander will be
suitably rewarded by leaving giving information
of them at
/ Mr.. DENNIS WILsH's,
Virginia avenue between 26th and 9th streets.
csn RIwARD-HORsE srohRN.-Was stolen
On ssa
man named Tom Harrison, bob tail Bay Mare,
MAZE ss in h.vins
belonsed to Mr.. sKihby aud John Hoover, the
butcher, from whom got her . year ago She was
brought TO Humphrey s stable BY Tom on Wednss-
S5 reward for her and S25 for Tn shension Of
with, Mr.. Hoover, ODEN BOWIE,
Collin ston Post Office,
oc 5-u Prince George county, Nd.
EHSTRAYED-Last night, from the yard of the
e Star office, ELK COWS and BULL.
Two Rad Cows; one Of them old and the other
One small Chocolate colored Cow.
One Rsd and White Heller, giving her frst milk.
Cine Chocolate and White Cow
One Bed and White Cow with rather long horns.
One small Chocolate celored Cow.
The Bull Is two years old brown or dark red with
white spots on his body, and white spst in his
forehead.
Three or four Of them had ropes on, some Of
the ropes being Of untwsted large rope.
The finder, or whoever will bring information TO
the Star ONCE, leading to their recovery, will be
literally rewarded By the undersigned.
Sc 18-tf W. D. WALLACH.
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CESAR PENNSYLVANIA hoUrs ,ria Balsi,aors an
HaYYisbaya, 10 tbs Monk and Wsa.-Two trains
leave Washington daily and one on Hunday-suick
tine-low fare and sure connectfons. Soldiers
itch cts sold throush at Government rates. Ror
Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north east corner Of
pennsylvantA Gvente and sixth erect, Washing
ton. Once open from sa. n. TO Up m; on Sun
sell ~ 30. NoRfoH, Agent.
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TION SALE
HARPER's FERRY ARMoRY, VA.
GOVERN MENT SALE
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7Nth 1857.
CONNIE neing at y clock noon, precisely with.
cut re z ard to We ather,
WILL BE SOLD
H4RPER'S FERRY AhMORY VIRGINIA,
THE FOLLG vIsG
CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auetionser.

By THUMAS UUWLIN0, Auctioneer
GeoTgetoicH. ID. C.
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUsR AND LOT IN
GKoRGETowH AucfIoS-l will sell ON
WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON next, October I4th
at o clock, In front Of the premises, ON Gree =
street, between Cay and Duubarton streets the
Lot fronts 30 feet Green street and In i'm
By good Two-story Brick House, eontaining four
rooms.
Terms: One half cash the remainder in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured By dead Of
trust on the premises.
All convey ancins ct cost of the purchaser.
cc7 THOg DOWLINQ Aucf,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-08

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-After our
report closed y esterday-
Bridget Elaherty, indicted for grand larceny,
was acquitted.
Michael Shanahan was convicted of petty
larceny and sentenced to ten days in Jail
Henry j.. Turner, charged with an assault
and battery, submit Jed his case and was fined
SOU and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-08

THE METRoPoLITAN POLICE, Of the Third
Ward, will give grand ball at Temperance
Hall, on Tuesday October 18th, for the bene fit
OF such OF their members as were drafted 1t
will be remembered that on the afternoon of
the picnic given by them it rained, and this
ball is merely for the purpose of making up
the deficiency in the amount required. The
THIRD Ward police are gentlemani, and ef-
hclent, and richly deserve the aid asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-08

CAUGHT IN THE RAIS.-Iast night James
Leahy, an old discharged soldier, being in
company with Jennie Bliss, well kDo IN
cyprian, and both pretty drunk, sought refuge
from the rain In an empty omnibus, 70 take
lodgings for the night. I he police thought the
arrangement an improper one, and took the
couple to the Second " ard station, where they
were assigned separate rooms. This morning
1hey were . Gpaefe9 , 70 paw 81 each for their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-08

CoRss, Punions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints aud
other disorders OF the Feet cured without pain By
sylyania avenue, between Al and 9Th streets
Washinstoa, D. O. No charge for consuitstion.