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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-08

CENTER MARKET To DAY-Ra-f best cUts,
per pound, next 25c. Salt Bet, l5t2je;
Dried Beef, CSC. Veal, 20c. Mutton, best chnns,
CSC. Lamb, per pound, 25c PORK, Trash. p,
Pork, corned, 25c Bacon, hams. uncut, 3oc.;
sliced. 25ct breasts, 25c-; shoulders, 25c. Bnt-
ter. 50a60c. Chi kens, per pair. @ias2 Ducks,
per pa'r, 81 25. Eggs, per doZ.n, o'c. Toms
toes, par peck, soc Pears, per pecs, 5oc.1st'
Cucumbers. 30c. Green Corn, per doz1n, an
Apples. per peck. new, soc; dried, 9oc asi.
Turnips, per peck, soc. Potatoes, IRISH, per
peck. 60c sweet, SEC. String B-ans or peek,
4oc. Peaches. new, per peck 5css'; nriso'
per quart, 25c. Cherries, dri'd; 20; h'ans.
bunch. 5alOc. Reefs, 1nc. Onions, per p"ts
81. Parsnips, per bunch, 1lc CArrots, D.
Oyster plants, i0a &c. t;abhage, per no. iot21;'
Lettuce, per no., Toe. FIsh-Rock, iarg', eacn'
s2.5ras3 small, per bunch, 5aa6nc; haiinnt,
rer pound, 2Oc I: sea bass. 15c.; blue n n IS:
lobster 12c sturgeon, $50; pike, per hnncn'
Corpmeal, 50 Ship. stuff. csc All 10 Brown
stuff, zoe Shorts. soc Corn, shelie1. 81 IN
the ar. per barrel, sI0a a12.5o. Ors per en mel
ssa Is o hss R RsT sT ssasi5a EGG paes
each, 1Oc Canteloupes. 6a25e Chestnuts, per
at 2Oa25c Tomatoes, per peck, SIC Papnars'
per doc. s0o; Spinancn, per PECK So sue P.nns'
per pound, 15c.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN GRoRGKro wN.-Ahout
noon yesterday, Marcellus Wartel, a Govern
ment teamster, was driving his team along
Bridge street, drawing wagon loaded with
hummer. Near SIeSu street uts shuuic uOisc
threw him suddenly, and the wagon wneels
passed over him. His left arm was nearly
severed at the wrist two of his ribs were bro
ken, and he was very badly bruised other
wise Bv request of Mr.. A. Giles, the man
was taken into his restaurant until he could be
disposed of. Officers White and Lishaar took
him into the house as requested, and called
upon DR.. Mackall, who dressed the wounds
The injured man was then removed to the
Quartermaster's Hospital by the officers
named.
GRAND LARCENY.-James Ellis was ar
rested by officer Fuss for the larceny OF cav
airy Jacket from the store of M Grossmeyer.
1t appears from e violence that some days ago
the Jacket was stolen from the complainanes
store on Pennsylvania avenue. Yesterday. the
accused carried 1t to Grossmeyer's branch. on
7th street, No. sls, and offered it for sale. The
clerk arrested the accused and turned him over
to officer Fuss. Ellis is a soldier. Justice Gi-
berson sent him to Jail for court
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-James
Ellis, grand larceny; Jail for court. John Hot-
Ioran, assault and battery; dismissed. James
Kelly, swindling; dismissed. Corners.
threats bail for peace. Bridget Drlly. drunk
and disorderIy; Sl.5s. W. Truman, Richard
Harvey, James Holmes, do; Sl.53 each. Sam
Duvall, fighting; S1.5S.
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New AND s1xrLrrrED METHOD FOR PIANO FORTE

NEW AND SIMpLIFIEp METHOD FOR PIANO FORTE
AND SINGING-Professcr Alexander Wolowski has
opened Ladies' and Gentlemeu's Afternoon and
By Professor Wolowski's new method, q person
having only slight knowledge of music will be en-
ablpd In very short time to execute on the piano
operatic and classical music with perfection.
As to the vocal part he arrivesat mos. extraordns
ry results renders the voice powerful; and enables
the sin ger to vocalze with facility and accuracy
All those who would like to become dne singers
or excellent performers will inter- their names at
his residence. No. ASS Tenth street. above Penn
sylvania avenue Reception hours are from 10 to
IL a. m. and to7p. m. sep 9-lm
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CoRNs, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and other dis
orders Of the feet. when neglected injure the gen
that natural exercise SO conducive to heal b.. To
all afflicted with these terrible evils we would re-
l24 Penn'a av bet ~ and 9Th SITS. Who would
suffer torment from disordered feet when = sure
remedy is SO near at hand. and be effected
without pain. Office open from a. m. to 8 p. m.
sep7-H
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Ky J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOTS ON 18th STREET AT AUC'

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 18th, at
IL aud Is, in Rev. DR.. Whites subdivision Of
Square No 236 fronting 20 feet each on I4ta street.
bt tween II and SITS north and running back lO1
feet 10 a Is foot alley.
Titles perfect $3.50 o.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6 m onths, with
interest, Sc cured by q deco of trust the prem
ises.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
l. q. Mc1U N CO
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Al WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
RYJ @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auc.iouesr.

EIGHTEEN SMALL LOTS ON AND NEAR pa
ASEkuE AND ROCK CREEK RRJDaE AND
STONE Quarry ON ROCK CREEK
On MONDAY. the 10th day of Ortnh.r =. Az
o'clock p m We shall sell on the premises as f,l-
lows
IL subdivisions of Lots IS to II inclusive sausrs
No each fronting ~ feet north L street with
depth of l0i feet, to IL foot privst. alley; begn
mir the southwest corner of 26th and streets,
only Ia feet from Pennsylvania avenue, being .
corner of the public space.
Ssubdiv' sions comprising Lot II, same squire,
south of the above each IL feet front on 10Th ST.,
ana l35 Fee to $50 feet deep. to 10 foot private
alley
Lots and 2, square north of square 4, subdivided
into FIVE lots, four of which front p feet each
Pepnsylv aria avenue. running through and fr ut
ing "a feet on street; and the corner lot 'rant
ing 80. 10 feet on Pennsylvania avenue IT feet on
the public space. and 43 feet on l. sire & all
grad and very copspcuous for bu al az stands
Aiso-0rieina' Lott. SQUARE Ii, fronting Is3 feet
9th street and Rock Greek, by l6s s feet daap.
contain ing an opened quarry Of good building
stone. with vhar; apital lot fer lime kiln or
wood ana coal business.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the balance in
equal payments Of s. r. and IS months with in er-
est The title being Parfect general wsrrsntee
deeds will b. given. and deeds oftrust taken; Or at
the Opt Of the purchaser, the balance in eigh-
teen equal monthly payments, with interest Sc
cured by a written contract, with forfeit clause.
A payment Of $50 on each lot required at the time
OF sale.
No char &c for preparing deeds or contracts, but
the purchasers to pay for stamps, and city taxes
for 1854.
See map and handbills.
sep3' JAS. O MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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10y VIM. L. WALL 4 Co., Auctionsers.
STEAM rig CANAL BARGE, AND LIGHTERS.


vi sell at the 6tn street wharf the Steam Tug
boat Hsrrv Leslie" She rs about IS feet long 10
and his m,b n ber 10 sin nd Sai,.z t
eon. thorough repsir, at large eyp nse.
long IA f.et inches besr. and feet 4 inches
oeEth, and carries q very large load Lst.ly re-
TTs'seu on a raj way and caulked in Philadelphia
Car al 'a' ior the onesspeaAe ~nu Univ
feet long, 10 feet beam. AID about - feet deer.
oc I'D WI wkrr 4 m "A.
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Rf THUS. DUWLING, Auctloneer; Ge0reet0Wn.
TRUSTEES sALRoF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN ALEX .NDRIA COUaTY. VIRGINIA,
ABOUT TWO MILES FROM GEORGETOWN,
By virtue of q deed of trust from John Biechler.
dated JuIe g. A. p, 1859, and recorded in AleIan-
shall sci, at public sale, to The highest BIDDER on
TuEsDA;9 he eo 18th DAY Of ocfSber p 1854.
town. d. at ten O'Clock a. m, tn ose two certain
tracts or parcels of land known as Lots Nos. and
of Abraham and Isaac Birch, recorded in the same
records in Liber r.. Ne 2, page 70, with the build
ipgs. improvements and appurtenances.
Lots contain twenty acres, and lot four acres,
and the two parcels ad ioin, and will be sold to-
gether. The far 10 is about two miles from George.
town, and has q farm house and other buildings
upon it
Tn. terms will be cash and 500 will be required
at the time of the sale, the residue when the deed
is ready for del vering, and CONVEYANCE and stamp
at cost Of purchaser.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
OCT THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

lk3 adjourned NEE tin & of the l. N coin and ohm
son Club Of Georgetown will be held at the Star
Engine House on Potomac street, between LIST and
I'd, on SAT URDAY NIGHT, at IN O'Clock. All
oesrous of joiniDg the Gin are invited to attend
HUGH g. DIVINE. sec'y. .oo7-2t*
NJ EOTICE.GENERAL LICENSES AND
lS DOG IICENSES.-All Licenses due the
Corpora ion Of Georgetown on the lst of October
Dext must be paid within ten days from that date,
nsthsrwiss they will be strictly enforced by the
And notice Is further given that all Dog Licen::
ses expire on the snth inst. If payment is delayed
beyond the 10Th of October next the Licenses, by
law is made rs cents higher and if not then paid,
when demanded by The Metropolitan Police. the
reefs that the dog shall be killed
sep % 3tawtO10 - VIM. LAIRD. Clerk.
GEORGETOWN CORPORATION sTOoK.-
VI Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears
An int rest of six per cent. per ,snnum, payable
quarterly, can obtain some by applying to VIM
LAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation, oc l-dtNl
Towing PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
Pstomac Tow Company's boats, Potomac
Coy. Curtin" and "Belle Haven" Apply TO the
80 JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
.ay Is Water street. Geor setevn.cs
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RY J. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auctionesrs.

RY }. @. MCGUIRE co., Auctioneers.
BScEbLFNT ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
EQRTE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND Eff
FECTS AT PUBLIC sALE.
Or TUESDAY MORNING. Oct II, at 70 o clock.
at No. 364 G street. between Al and 9th sts.. we
shall sell the furniture and effects of family de-
cling b. usek coping comprising-
Excellent Rosewood Case Pianoforte, by Brown
Allen
Fine Mahogany Sofas, Arm, Easy and Parlor
Mar ble-top Tables, WI atpot
Fancy CT airs Sofa Bsdktead % H
Venetian Blinds. Sofa Bedstead
Mantel Clock, Orpamenta
eut - .vt fyt p
Oil Cloth Mating. Rugs taf'f --f
Mahogany French Beds Sads. Bureaus. Wardrobss,
"A Hss actresses, Bolsters and pillows
Blank ets Comforts and Spreads p H'i1f-i
Superior Walnut Extension Table g+t
al aboard Dining Chairs - 7 ..r,f 81 .frs-.
China. elias and Grockeyy Ware Is
Waters Castors, 9 able Cutlery
n an Parior and Chamber Stoves
Toeether' with many other articles. ts
oe7.d sANeA' j. @. MCGUIRE & co.. Aucts.
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GouHrRRPHiTs ON THs BANK opOoMMBRCh
DC-Ilay before yesterda ", Joseph Hall aud
Hanrv Fisher were arrested In zPhiladelphia
for.sshov4ng the q ueer. and. among ms conn
tersss,. Sf,vIpd upos them were two tensfof the.
BanE Of Comnaeree, DISTRICT Of Coium6ta. -:
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MARRIED,

a MARRIEDs T-...5isI SOS
On 4th inst, st st. Peters Church by tn. R;,bt
pex.F ~ Boyle, Mr.. JOHN p. DORkN 70 Mn
ANNA hHAfn, latssof Fsirfax county.Va :
Nsn lAiexandris papers please cops1 = -
.6aEw; xsNUMt 70 Mss KAT sSi ssalHs66aGn EZ.
DEGxsess p this city. 5aas I0hfool 20
Fa6kX vaflyy PfsAldeuts OF sGeorsetown OSiie~e
EEL3fNef dApshssr II n. 1sts = osDonnoshes,
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THE NAME of the "Sprig of Csssian Restaurant.
No. 213 Penn'a avenue, opposite Wizards has
been changed to Imperial Restaurant - whore
the Propretress will be at all times as willing to
serve her customers under the new name as she
W as under the old. &C 6-3tf
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SECREf DISEASES.

eoMaritam's Gift is the most certain, safe and
sfectusl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures IN two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours Nom neral
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those Who
female, S. =. 7|' .. : =
San1aritan's Root and Herb JNtcss-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers Sores
SPsIhAfoRRHGA oAN BIZ OURlD.-Dr RAnd's HDe-
ei6c cures SprmaforYh9a, Seminal Weakness, Ln-
gotensy, Loss q Poscer. etc. speedily and ffSa!y
viii convince tss most 'skepticai Of its merits
Price 81 box. Sold by ,. o. Ford, corner lltb
street and Pa. avenue, WashiEs ton, and Henry
Cook, Alex ndrfs. -~'e 1a6-ly
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RY JAS. Q. McauiRH q co., Aactioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VINE ROSEWOOD G AsE
PIANO FORTE: COSTLY DIAMOND SET
GOLD WATCH. THREE CLUSrER DIAMOND
RINGS. FURNITURE, AND HOUsIHOLD
EFFECTS. AT UBLIC SALE.
On THU RSDAY MORNING. October rs. at
House No. 2S0, G street, between nth and 18th
streets. BY order Of the honorable the judge Of
the 9rpnsns, Court OF the District Of Coiumosa'l
ons .apsrier rosewood case Piano Forte. with
Suits Of handsomsI Parlor Farni.ure, finished IN
prvS cssP Pl sssy Mi-rSor .bs gtles.. =
Marble tsp Center and sefs fsstss ips Nh Fir.
r,n tu Rn - Of, psin+sngs, Fancy ofnsnshts
anu md covered Chairs
Mhsny and md Wafnut Marble top Dressing b.
resas md Wsshs,cnsessdd sa,...da.a0 en 1aUszI
walnut 1d dn asst stsases BOIstsrs and Pillows.
n Bed sns To- tas Side boafd Oak oasirs, s.voso
v rsE.S fEbips binnef and Tt Service is.tsssz
,sr Snisicd castOrH Spo' ms, and fnrk 9ssseS
SvTsi i snd othe. Stoves, together I1th ii fuif
Goo cnm nIem ent OF Cook ing U.epsiles "a rsam,9
,lAT.11 Q,CtOCK PkkCtSxEY..Iii "
One one Iadiss Gold Hunting Case Dismsedsss
rhrs. . SisaaSd 6iostsf siets ..l-.As ssleaA
Tssms zee $50, 9. z = LYME Y soss ,E.aepssr
toc ~ 80 JAS. D. 1dcG UfR1 4 CO., Apsts. q
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RYw.L WALL & Co., Auctioneers.

RY W. L. WALL & Co., Auctioneers,
WEST END LOT NEAR prnNNsyIvaN1.
AaHnEEH 4ITnES AND WASHINGTON oIRCLs,' Al
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst at5o,clk
We Mili sci, in front Of the premises, Lot IL sub
west side of 14th street, near Pennsyiyania Ave-
Terms $500 cash. balance in a 1o.ns 10 ,,o,+h
besring interest al secured by deed of trust on
the Premises VIZ
Ali conveyances at the expense Of the purchaser
ec8 WIN. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts
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Hn1vogs DS1lLIfy. s1MAAL WAAKnlss, etc.,
Cde % C1eG ~ enc who hes really cured himself
md hundseas q others, Ana win tell you nothina
but the frxsA. Address, WITH stamp, - q =
mar D&W.H Lock Boz. Boston. NJ.
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RY WIN. L. WALL & co., Auctioneers.

Ply WIN. L. WALL & co., Auctioneers.
ssIE q rn XAFyAEFE IN
On 1HURsDAY AFTERNOON. October 10, at
O'clock we shall Sc / in front of he premises, on
st,fet 6,tseen 26th and Eth SITS adjoining the
No frontisg-f feet on K street. with a depth Of
Terms One third cash; balance IN six and twelve
nontbs, secured by deed of trust on he proper
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
oc sd Until VIM. L. WALL CO.. Aucts.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.
ID No. 326 corner 7th and streets north.
SALE OF y 7MpsaRE6 I bMPRoyEp AND uN-
late Smuns kse, psstess under the vii
en EfbSNlfsips yPrSsi h october instant
Part of Lot, 8. Square 600, fronting g. feet 81
inehe' on 1T street east. '>&
Fast q hslf Of Lot l6, Square s67.
Part IF Lot l. Square $50. IL feet 1O1z inches on
street p ard 80 feet on I'd street east.
apte 9 f. West part IT enng
years of Lease on lot unexpired
apre G9s 's mi at northwest
east ~ feet inches thence east q feet ~ inches,
thence south westwsrSIy along said avenue ~ feet
70 the place OF beghning, containing 1882 square
Part of Lot 10. Square 843. beginning at the dis
lance of Is fee. fr"m the nor heat corner of and
fronting 10 feet inches street south by depth
OF lot
Part of Lot 70, Square s4s beginning at the west
corner OF said lot with front Of feet by deph of
10.
Part Of Lot 70, Square 729.
Lease 90 years Is feet front nv depth OF lot 50
years pired, on East Capitol street, near Cap
itol grounds.
And on THURSDAY. the Goth instant. at o'cl'k
p. M. on the premises
North half of LoT 49, Square SO
Let A. subdivision of Square $40. fronting q feet
G.inches south ID street, dep fs ct in :hes,
containing BIB square fee.
The improvements are: Two frame buildip ga
par, of Lot 10 Square 729;one frame lot Suqare
7S8: brick houses part of Lot f. Square 1870 and
frsme ON Lot Square 69.
Terms of sale: Ore half OF the purchase mAney
is to be paid in cash. and the residue in and Y
mont hs with Interest. secured by deed of trust
on the misses, or all cash, ut the ep ion of the
purcf aaer. I.. F..F4s Ess
A payment of S25 on each lot will be required at
the time of purchase. .. -
the term, of sale are not complied with IN one
week thereafter the right to RESELL at the risk
and expense Of the defaulting purchaser. on one
weeks previous rotce in thu National Intelligen.
Ger is reserved by the iInstae.. ,g-eF4 .
The cost OF convey neing and revenue stamps
to he paid by the puEehasers
80 PATRICK NJ KENNA,
.s-- JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustees.
oc sd GREEN n WILLIAM. Ancts.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ID No, 500, corner 7th and streets

TWO STORY Snr F nS ME HOUSE % LOT ON THE
NEXTd0 IA z S,0RN" HALF STREET,
AUCTION. 'Ah Of sooIH ST., AT
front of tn the 18th instant. we shall SELL in
lot No * premises: at O'Clock p. m, part of
mrnts E 40, 10 sauare No. $50. with the im prove
o.. "".cn q good two story frame House,
aiming rooms and Kitchen.
This pro perty Is handsomely stu atei on ~ strt
and suitable for business or . private residence.
Tens cash.
$5n viii. be required when the property is knocked
of, and if not complied with it viii be put up and
SOLD 10 the next highest bidder
!, All onveysncine &, including revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser,
Title ind sputable.
oc7d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Ry THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Georee..va.
OLD IRON. STOVES, SgNK, Ao.. 90, Ar AUo.
On mon DAY MoRNIk G. October 10 =. n o,.,,c.
Nv sell at the corner 81 Bridge aud q 80.
streets large lot Of Old Iron, Stoves, Platforn
Scsles. &c 80.
Terms cash.
ocS THOMAS DOWNING, Aact,
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AUCTION SALES,


Ger other Auction Sales see 6rss page.
THIS Av-.R NeON ANs vO- MORROW
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ITRON PARIS.-Ths Knishtass Of Great Brt
i tain. House Of oommons. Reeraysof 9rssA
limsnsc ana Dom panion for ls6l The states
mans Year Book, 1854. .Dods Peerage or Great
nettS Peersge Of Great Britain. Lodse's Peeraes
ofthe British Empire. Rurks's Auth9 rised Atu,s
il NAP OF Tn1 eOUTH1RN 01Af1aa With
Ohronslogy Of the Great Rebellion; . c.sfS.a %
80 F8ggEka ava t1AAgV0Hh 80 "a ~ =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go TO THE ONE DOLLAR JRwELRY STORE, 4as
Penn avenue, near ~ st. 1T
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WARMED 70 oyll IL BIZ DAYS. -Dr. Godfrey
Standing, will cure 6osgrhoa IN si1 Days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
By 6. 20 Ford, corner 18th street and Pa, avenue
Xaahinetop. and Henry Cook .eKandria. % ely I
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WANTS

WANTS.
W~NTEp-A white GIRL, for eeoers, house;
l. st. p"rfb between AIR and sth ocs IT.
tIHiGcssDs s.o fam I, nil, s e. 4
No. 7aaiih street between ct n N and N. n.
=. w w * ION GOOD ri Isfs1sa ' given Ads
Mis- A VI : ;" Geo setown D. O. 1t
aVANTEDA Cru to Do genera, scSn,ework;
s.o1irs en- a. 400 ID street Capitol an ...r
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Firstc class AL.
&sLL, s s1sia HI s.s' oS P. ~,
FInUsE PAINTERS Wanted three good
n P,RKsRsCo:,
ITO PRINTBRs-A SITUATION is wanted by
y Gem pet Mt .Prioter, FRESHMAN, and Repo ter;
Once Ss,s' ''
Gets Of
4 RFsTTCVkRLE LIDY WISHES TO HAVE
isdir. and chile rem. dressas The hest II recon-
merdati"ns can be given if,eauirsd: p,ss'e al
STU sTioS Sf' % COOK eos f@'1sS%
aT Ai1 i"Gfss
Please -. address note to Box No IS Star Office.
W. So TO four n@ R DOZEN noMaSN GHaafRa f"r
two mcrths. with tn p1ivi,s ;r o. Snyipg them
School. care of Geo F Smith & Co., Grocers 81
18th street. ocsHr
WANTED IMNEDIATELY-A good white
w WAITERI street. No. 262 between 18th
WANTED-Two good CARPENTERs. Apply
w o.7, 4 No. sSo4'h street, between and g.
ENaRAvER WANTED at the IndelihIe Ink
~ Ms n. No 4ea 18th st., Roo IN No. g.
WANrEp-A god WOMAN, to assist in gene
Immediately at sos Pa. avenue, between 9th ana
I 4aTrass rss Ss TO
en-; an repaiir III. Apply to B. MAGRuDER;7 AZ
Please esi at ia hts sss
WANTED-A little GIRL. about IL or "a wears
w o. age. to assist in light housewort. and he
treated as member of the family Wages s.. Al
dres: Nth particulars" II. L." Star Office.
WANTED.09I G Io aS9st the lst = Hovsmber
ss s small HOUSE ar pfrt
s sddrsss stating terms and location, "G H u"
ss 2 ~ REM sT7 :%s TSG sd his
viii be paid. Address Box IS, washin stcn; D.
WANTED-A WAITER fvhitel at the Go,ling
" House; One who understands his business
xaar ennnJ GHonirn 81 no q osI;nS Rast.nr.nt
947 Pann,a avenue bst 10Th and l3th SITS
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a sfTUATIOa Is housakoeper or to assist in
sewing .Sd in bou ehoid affairs i fully patent
Address Housekeeper, for one week. Star office.
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WANTED-A few TABLE B0ARDERs, at the
.o Two Hst oPsnf at SS
ROOMS to let, with Board. Call on premises.
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~ about % years OF age, Of good, steady, indus
trious habits, where he can make himself useful
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XVANTED--First- class COAT HANDS, to which
w the best Northern city prices shall he paid
Also, weekly HAND. Appyt z: HEIBER-
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Dry JAMES c. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers,
40 SIDES HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER
On TIL RsOAY MORNING. October 18th. at u
o'clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall
sell, in lois to suit,
40 sides Hemlock Sole Leather.
Terms cash. JAS. G. Meg UIRE & CO.,
oc Sd Auctioneers