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SENTENCED.

Lieut.. Patrick s. Early, of the 18th Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry, who resisted arrest while in
toxicated, on the night OF the 4th of June, 1861,
at Growers Theatre and shot Lieutenant VIM.
H. Tyrell, commanding officer of the night pa
troll, the ball taking effect in the neck, has been
cashiered with the loss of all pay and allow
ances, and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment.
In the ARRAY with the officer OF patrol, Early.
it will be remembered received several severe
wounds which confined him to hospital for
some time, but a day or two ago ne was sent
to the Albany Penitentiary.
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New York Stock Market-First Board.
(By tho Peoples Line-Onlcs 511 Ninth street.
NEW YORK, Oct. ILL.,. s. 1881, coupon 60,
1854; U. s. 5.2os, 1O7 4; Certificates OF fndebt-
edness, ga 4; Gold, 2o0H; N. Y. Central, 1153;
Reading, l22x; Michigan Central, 123X; Mich.
gan Southern, SIX; Illinois Central, lis;
Cleveland and Plttsburg, 1l0X; Cleveland and
Toledo, III; Chicago and Rock Island, FOX :
Milwaukie and Prairie du Chen, =; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne ana Chicago. =; Alton
and Terra Haute, =; Chicago and North
western, 42; Quicksilver, 10
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FINANCIAL.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser OF yesterday evening says: g
The stock market il weak and unsteady.
The speculative feeling, revived last week, has
quoted down, and the dispoeitioni s to realize
upon the slight Improvement already made;
rather than to hold tor higher prices. The re-.
suit has been an increase In the mum her of sell.
ers and slight decline on some stocks. D..
Z Governments are null, pending the arrange
Inents for the new loan. El5'-l ~. . - : q
There was little demand for State stocks. a-t
Money is in steady demand for call, at per
cent, with good supply. The pending loan
has no percepuble effect upon the market,
neither banks nor private lenders being dis posed
TO curtaii their loans In anticipation. i
There Is NO variation OF the extreme dizziness
On discounts; very little paper IL offered the
prime to fair names, and no disposition to con-
cede. The news OF fresh fai lures In England
produces increased caution In quarters affected
thereby. at.sJ DE-5 = 81 IL -iJitrE5-. 81
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GURRRILLAs ON THE LINE OF THE MANASSAS
RoAD-The Manassas Gap Railroad has been
recently run between Washington and Alex.
andria and that point.
Mai. Vents, the Superintendent of the road,
when near the first named place last Friday,
discovered thata small portion OF the track
had been torn up, and promptly commenced
repairing 1t, when he and his party were fired
upon by guerrillas. Notwithstanding this at
tack they continued their work until it was
laborers, but there were no casualties, and the
train escaped without damage. On another
day last week, laborer, who had been sent
out to make repairs, was seized by guerrilIas
and taken TO the woods, where he, was robbed
of a number Of letters, which had been given
him to bring to Washington. He was fur
nished with a receipt for them and then re-
leased ~ - 1H-,r:.E Atif
~ A stone. cutter, in Natchez, shot at an
officer who had seduced his wife, but missed
time in bed with his wife) seized his own re-
volver, and fired at the stone. cutter killing
him instantly. 4.
~ Col Jacob Nc Clure of Name, enlisted a
few days ago as one years substitute, receiv-
ing S1500 in cash, The next day Gov Cony
telegraphed him, an thoriZng him to raise q
battalion Of Ave hmm bred sharpshooters, and
comforting the rank OF lieutenant colonel g..
TENDER %, denies the truth OF a rumor that the
Spanish government was about to abandon
Santo Domingo, declaring that when the in.
surrectIon is suppressed VIII be the time to
consider " neither that province should be pre-.
served or not. II tai ;4tIii- 80
ia brave young officer with General
Sheridan writing from Winchester. reports
that one Of our generals, when he saw the rebel
"There goes another plank Of the Chicago
Platform"
~ Philadelphfa has appropriated s., OO0, 900
for new school houses.
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FROM CITY POINT 81
Artillery Firing North of James River.

The mail steamer Daniel Webster, Captain
Charles Deering, arrived here this morning
from City Point, but brings no news from the
front.
Up to 10 o'clock yesterday morning, the hour
at which the Webster left City Point all was
quiet in front of Petersburg, but on the north
side OF the James there was some artillery
firing going on, but not sufficient to indicate
that an engagement was in progress.
General Heron came up On the Webster as q
MESSENGER,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MISSOURI.

Prices Army Moving w Westward from JET.
fprson CIty-Gen Pleasanton after HIM
with cavalry Force.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-The Democrats Jefer.
son City correspondent says the rebel demon
stration on that place on the 7fh instant was
surely to occupy our attention until the main
body crossed the Usage river They passed
westward during the night soa.e 20, 600 strong.
with 10 TO 25 cannon and a long train.
Gen. Pleasanton arrived in the p. m. on the
eth, assumed command, and in the evening
followed the rebels it'll 5000 cavalry.
AT night report reached Jefferson City that
we had engaged Prices army.
While Gen. Curtis was coming from Kansas
there vas fighting in the 'front.'
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Al - L Movements Of ar steamers. -.
B0sToN, Oct. 18.--The iron. clad Monadnock,
in company with the s. steamers Rhode
Island, Massasoit and Little Ada, all from
Boston for Fort Monroe, put into Holmes Hole
on the stb and sailed on the 9th for their desti-
nation. ID
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LOST AND FOUND.

e sira WRIST 9Sht last Ss smi E e.
7 OsT-On Sunday, the .3th instant. red and
ssTE to WI
'tst th fs 81 ah a.n ii.
:ss t
is VI fF5fs! 3 sP 90
sxssa ssIfS returned 70 NO.
I OsT-set Of, OHARMs,. consisting Of a. small
eos pot sos pses
~ e BID sHds
2 sT: s bS1 kET
Z: s g:
sss M4E s.o sSeas seassl
ee
r.ssIii, end s0n1ie 5SH e "a &G fIi
> COW. x!tS xhit 81 :pos on sss toi s Iis;
N her
IL large dark red COW. With . crep on one ear.
The finder will be suitably res arded on apple ca
ton to c. 8: MOVES, SO south street. or ct this
omce. 80 --.tI o.. : 20 oc U-u
r OsT = 91O RIWARD-A 5SOLDIHR8 DIS.
salistsd hf ef' Man s :. saps k.pids
between Kendall Green and the Treasury. on or
after the 2ad Of september: ....LI5 oc io.4t"
COX R1WARD-Stolen from my stable on Sat-
~ 30 urday night, October 8th light sorrel
MA IRE, Eve years old with star in forehead and
little white down the face; about l51S hands high
In fine condition and only used for SADDLE. The
shove reward win be paid for her return to my
oc l0-3t" -s.- ... D. -, BENTON T0LSON.
q E REWARD-Strayed or stolen on M0nda J, the
@C Sd of October, . large White COW, with red
on shoulder ind neck brass balls on herns, with
very large bag. The above ard will be given if
retnr nsd to AMOS HUNT, 81 North A street, Cap
STRAYEDI AWAY-9n, on about the, 18th of
= September. black HORSE, marked 's1s Co. on
his left shoulder; white foot; and lump his
head. A suitable reward will be paid if returned
e R0Br: RATREE th st. between ana sts.,
fSAME TO THE PREMISES Of the undersigned
~ last weeka small red MULB. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take it awav. Apply at the first
house east OF the Eastern Branch Bridge.
&C 83t. T5i ts.-t .-TE-i
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pIANOs AND MUsICAL 7INsTkUMINrs.

W. G MGTzERoTT. corner Pa av. and 18th st:
The largest Musical Establishmsnt(
s sriet 0n ssls sssinway and
square PIANOS. Of which we have Just rsesiy ed 9
Of this eslsbsstsd fsososy alone: Which ger
than can be be found At any Gthr
b S.:ss elk e ssi
q shen 9n we s'
to sell at the lowest figures for cash, and upon ac
col old Pianos taken 1 in exchange. tuned and re-
paired. = ----L = oc6
ORPHANS, COURT, OCT. sTH. lssaA-D1s-
- IsIcT o. CoLuxBIA' C MAs1Issaes Coz CousIY,
ess. deceased tho
6eust Of s County .spo,n
ed Tuesday, the 1rst day Of N9ysmbsr pett.
assets in hand. as far as the same have been col
az ss5ass RsG
potaed 70 attend f. Court Of Wash
s s1ssp ssaaias1 I'll ass
tbsess Of s
GUS to the said arst day Of NoyeRbeIs 1855 -
oc 10, n ls~s.. f. q = osssstsE 81 wills.
ORPHANS, COURT OOToBER sTHa lss4-,
~ DisTslcI OF 0oIyasIA. WAsslsafcs S Sg;n;s.
frstor of CharieS Deyiney, deceased, the Adminis-
traitor afoEsa.d With The sS APP Ss 81 ths
s Seponntd Tussday, the t day OF November.
or the final ssttleIent and distribution Of the per
hand. a. far a the sams have been collected and
sS$ ys her oo 81 si sa
tend, at the Orphans' Court Of Washington Oeun.
y Esn ahs E s1
benefit in said dsceassdS estate: provided copy
tSe e iG 'ass
lat day of November, 1854, -.
$500 Test: 4. u. ROBb1NAs -
&C l0-laW3ws 81 y 90 Register Of Wills. "a
w H1TING'S WAR POWlRS or TIN PRS
{ W IDINT new edition; The Problem Of Hu:
the Secret sosistiss q france. Bseisn HsSts. Sy
n, oobbs Thosin lfssnos9ctns asat
lion 5Brittans. Mn ard hisB Ra5stiona. Esap's
Fables in, freAshs London. QyeFtsrly aRsyiey,
ynlys The ldinbrEsh Reytevr Jply.v BlaskwoQdp
.,aesz srt ss = ssNs7s ss fAYLol
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f. FROM EUROPE.

The 4 earsarge Hunting the Florida 4
CAPE RACE, Oct. 10.-The steamship Europa
from Queenstown on the I'd inst, has passed.
There ts no change in monetary affairs. No
further failures were reported on Saturday.
The Kearsarge was spoken on the 10th ult in
search of the pirate FLORIDA. -sa'-
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Union Men in Coed Spirits.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE weather is
II = ! .i-JF -s.s4a II
CnATmlnRs - -.
very heavy vote is polling in the city
wards. Both sides are in good spirits, especi-:
ally the Union men.
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KnoMzz's (UPHlN's)RArR DYE.
Fifty Goats a Boa

Bs1es larger than Dyes that sell for Vi. Nafwal,
<rrasie, BEAUTIFUL. Warranted TO pie ase This ar.
tice has been thorou ghly tested by Or. CHTLTos.
of New York. and Profs Booth and Garrett, Of
Philadelphia, who pronounce II free fro 'm all poi
sonous in gradients and the material con posing Ii
will not injure the most delicate hair
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere.
john ]. KRONER, Sole Proprieto
403 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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DRUNKENNESS CnRKn.

= DhUNhhNkkSS CbRED.
The fnebriate may now bid defiance to the temp
ing cup. DR.. Zanes antidote for strong drink tx
certain cure for drunkenness. It creates q dis
like for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge Of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent TO any address For
sale by all respectable Druggists in the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per box, or packages
of six boxes for IS.
'' - JOHN J. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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~ Gen. Mosquera Is appointed Minister
from tne United States OF Columbia TO the
Court OF st. James. He will visit this coun.
uy ON ms way to Europe. 1.tgsrE
- Inc ue Of deadly weapons 10 prohibited
among the miners Of Montana. Thev Va de.
termaneo 70 SIT peacefully and not ~ -enact
the scenes OF California and elsawnsre
ga member OF the New York ~, .. ma.
the financial committeo Of Lawyeras Bounty
Fund Association, for their failufe ~ cornTt
for the funds entrusted 70 their Keeping:
= 1aThe blessed Baby" prospecttye heir 70
England greatness, 5WAs exhibited To- the
Dutch 1t Copenhagen, who cheered the infant
Justify. -0-----
q neaenaD b. Birnery has bean nick namsd
t.Deep Bottom" Birney BY hiasulaiers, to dis.
3nEutsh him from his brother 0enI Wm +.
- For The four weeks ending August l7tA,
the banks OF Great Britain increased their cir.
2 cuiauon near -, 200 900. 800 LsHdzsh - e.j
~ The New Workers. have raised SAL
ud tIs l 2, I'm medals for Capt Wtnslow
~The corner stone Of the new Masoaic
Temple, IN ,boston, 70 to be laid Oct. 1ath. -
~ In New Orleans potatoes retail at aye
cents EACH ;Tzs57-t hFsrs ,s1i5Ig1 I 70.
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DISEASES OF fHI NERVOUS, SEMINAL, BRrHAny
AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS new and reliable treatment
lin Reports of the Howard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS By
Address b. J. skillin Houghton, Howard Asso.
citation, No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia.
Pa ~ ------- 49, ia % en-
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From Bermuda-Terribls Ravases Of tn
81 F. Yellow Fever. -

HALIFAX, Oct 1O.-The steamer Barracuda,
from Bermuda. on the 5th, has arrived. The
yellow fever has broken out afresh there, and
there was perfecs panic at some OF the par
ishes.- The people were fleeing and leaving
the dead unburied. E.G.., tn. 50
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RESULTS OF THE SUCCESS BELOW PETERS
BuRa.--Deiefmined to carry their stupendous
receptions to the hast, the rebel leaders persist
in telling their yictimized people that the ad.
yancee made by the Union armies to the south
west Of Petersburg have resulted in no gain
to us and in no loss to them. This Is their
daily story to the public tnrongn sneal news;
circumstance leaks out that ex poses the falsity
OF such statements. In the present case an
advertisement gives us glimpse at the truth
Danville Railroad informs the rebel public
that the evening passenger trains ON that road
are discontinued because ssthe transport tier
sof Government freight requires almost the
the advance towards the South Side road, run.
ming into Petersburg, not, however, because
L. closes up the road, but because 1t shuts on
all the common roaGs by which supplies were
waggoned from the Stony Greek Station Of the
W eidon Road into Petersburg. So the great
Gordon II closing in. 90 . ~ : Z :
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NEW YORK-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupons, 105%: 5.20's, 10Y; Certificates, Oh X;
Gold 1SSk.E 80 -
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DR.. RANp'S SPECIFIC.

The Oldest and most reliable medicine Cor thu
cure of Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of
Power, dc. This medicine has stood thetest of
over thirty years, and has always proved asnccess
Iir. Rnnds Specific is exhibited in the forn, of
pills. made up entirely of substances that hsvs q
specific effect upon the generative organsa Mort
persons Associate the idea OF operations upeA tho
bowels from taking any kind of pills. The epeciae
of DR.. Rand Is not intended as an svacuatinf nedi-
cine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely
upon the impaired senerative organs. ThA pills
are not unpleasant to the taste. and many persons
masticate them with impunity before swallowing
themi which plan We would always recommend, a.
afording the speediest way to get the effect of the
remedy. s.,v -, .i.l 50 49,
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for IS Sold By
Druggists everywhere. - en- It-fI .y4
" --' ~ 800 JOHN J. KRONER,
r'-s,-r Wholesale Agent, 483 Chestnut street.
au Sl-eoly J. lr'-5- f.--er- Philadelphia, Pa.
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BOARDING.

s1s
s. :. A A .t southwest corner s'' and SITS.
Doom WITH B0ARD.-A pleasant furnished
Two sentl saen With board Il IN S.rthsrn family
Be gsr
18th and l4th streets. 10 oct ll.3t"
GOOD BoARDING, With pleasant apartments.
street, deorsetown.T Gentlemen preisr1ed Re.
ferences respectfully required EII oe lost
NJ can be had at reasonable rates at No. 30 wash
ington street, Geergetown. Also, several Rooms
r o9Ms WITH B9AKD.:AtN 70. ~ f. KstEsst: be:
ash and streets sai1nsF'
RoARD;-Any lady dsairogs Of securing PROBES.
S :S ss
sRa, Of OF Sn
x Xdds DR.. THEIRS, No. 1 pit Bro.dwsy, New
T ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board. at
= = lal West street, Georgetown. ssp H.lm-
FIRST GLASS 30 ARD. With Furnished !, Rooms.
between h and i .III .aI1tFT sep IT, cot
I'D aerhIs 4sSoPPsD1se HOUSES, 10
Ito. ~ msnts are iovited to examine our ~
CRocKIRY. CHINA AND Gil AsswARE.
% W can farnish 1t in large or small quantities,
TEaSFS Sis sHReiss and SPOONS
English and Anne rican GTILERY. Sll gr.%dsssl
s.. W.T. so4 oaa ssflo s.ShH sii. IL st.
V1oTos BEck Sgs,.iRa PIANO TUNER AND
1ste onshed In this city in 1854 and NATL recent
Y. Sonnected with the store of 4f. John
s,, n.lis; sn On a.own e timer for Chieh y
friend: and ps.rons that in fatsrs orders for tu-
ntp& ana repsirs OF Pianos, Melodeons.- &c, &C..
WI % received at the following Dissss;s
lf1inters. $40 IA. ASenHe. between 9Th and IOth
g Rishsnbaek. Piano warereoms. 4ss llsh
yoAn 9; Major, fS.rmae.usist. corner, Of and
|b7a. .Ls4 sRIylIsHcss;.s 81 -
Academy OF the Visitation. Asorgetoyn; Miss
yuiiana g. May; Professors J. P. Oaulaeid, Bent
" ,sAND,x: MI win all % Rsls, IS tss s above
IS cents below the circular price Must sell on
sonnt Of having to remove from the Msfshepse.
h .csses II 81 s.ns Ii ssas, ~ ga
lIsPSSSs. 4 81 VtygA .E1aY ueH nt yASfsYs 1850
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Ssssarissa's Gth Is the most certsin, ..fs and
0hectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered Cures in two TO four days,
and recent cases in twenty -four hours Nom neral
20 belsam, No mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
DO not want to be exposed. Male packages. %;
S0nrars s Root and Herb Jxfcss-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula Ulcers Sores
epots, letters, &c. Price 81 or six bottles for 81
Sold by g. q, lord, See ID vertiseTnent I" i4 MI
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BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROOMS for married or single persons conve-
plent to the DEPARTMENTS. One Room for two fer
30. Apply 1T southwest corner 2lst and Il SITS.
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SPLENDID DRESS GOODS ,..---.
FOB FALL AND WINTER,

We have just returned from New York, having
purchased there last week at the Great Auction
Sales and from Importers. the most elegant as
ssrtment OF DRESS GOODS that we AVE ever a. d
the pleasure of offering to the citizens of Wash ng-
ton.
- We name as part OF our stock: y
Finest and widest FRENCH MERINo5.
Splendid REPS and EMPRESS CLOTH.
Rep Ottoman CLOTH.
Rich TARTAN PLAIDS. -.1 r.tr
CLAN PLAIDs, CASHMERES.
All Wool MOUSSELAINS. '''s'
Figured and Plain ALP AGA POPLINS.
Splendid Plain SILKS. Black SILKS, &C., &c..
at low prices. JOS. J. MAY & CO.,
ll-2t sos Pa ave., between 9Th aud 10th.
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IA EEaTT gIEHT giH&N ira IG3R
II gsd.ts0 ,Tkaa0i6 10 I0Eh
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A. gEGIDED BARSAIN.m.FoR SALE-REs-
~ TAURANT and BAR. The premises spa
cious enough to divide and make splendid mar
ket. Excellent situation. P. WHITE & CO,
&C 1l-3tf F and 18th SITS.
IRON PARIS-Aide Memoire d'Etat Major:
i Gaillarda Instruction Sur L. Fertilization dc
Stratasemes Mlitaires ct Ruses de Guer,e . vols;
Instructions Pratique du Marechal Bugesnd pour
les troupes en- Champagne: Cavalerie Instruction
PreyisoiFs sur ls Travsn Individual; Miilst Cdurs
Travail indi viduel dams Ia Oavaierie; Bibotheque
du sous OFFICER de Oavalerie; Lalobbe, Cours de
Topographic; Traite lie Service de pIafaa-
terie legere en- Champagne.
ocl FRANCK TAYLOR.
svFBE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex
l. listing between Stephen Thayer and Samuel A.
Thayer, under the firm of Stephen Thsyer L Son,
SAMUEL A. THAYER
Washington D. c., October 10, 1854, r35s,
WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A eoPARr-
Thayer. ~ - > SAMUEL A THAfEs
b., EDWARD A. THAYER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 10, 1864.
n Il
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NIlyous DEBILITY, SlMIAAL WIAKNHse, etc.,
Can Be Cured by enc who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of ethers, and WIN tell You n6ahiAe
but the tsxfh. Address, with stamp, -
= sg-s- r" EpwARD II. TA4y4R,
r.sr D6W,N Lock Box, Boston, AAao.
Dr.. DuroHr's Sugar coated Female Rssulatins
PM sEe the csry btst They operstS freddy
and sfsdirsly, and being saga. eoated etsats No
these Pills will prove their superiority ovW al
o. aers. Price 81 box. Sold BY 8. O. Ford, corner
h street and Pa avenue Vas hin Rtop and Henry
Cook. Alexandria Ssk-lv
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A NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON; Octobe. is at s
above house and lot, On asd street, between NJ aud
N streets. The house contaics four rooms and q
!22 feet to sofoot public alley in sub division Of
Terms: One half in cash. the remainder ia six and
twelve months. with interest, secured by deed Of
2 oe i I'D 'A' - GRiHN l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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1873 sldsHosssI 40 ssSEnH elk5s2 b4s z9izsBd
- - o1s SHthsa hnH 2aigs3 osis 81 Ell ,srISf
IS .i&ss ~ tss Oh .jiw sbazt saS 81 SaussSx
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I OST-On Saturday night last q small Hunting
IL Cased GOLD WATCH. The finder will be
suitably rewardeiif returned to the Star Office.
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NFEDITOR OF THE sTAR-sIR: Be pleased
HS to announce y -
- MR. GIO. RUFF Z.
as candidate for the vacant seat in the Sixth
Ward delegation to the Board of Comm on Council;
Gel. eo9t- And oblise, MANY VOTERS.
n@WANTED TO PURCHAsE-vOUCHE
uS FOR ARRESTING DI5ERTERS.a Call at
217 street. between the hours of9 O. m. and 8 ..
M - 3 :! L-- @i.f3Ia -5ET oc ii. At
~ N o T G ~ E'T-IT--I u!
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Ii CoLoAfH's HoN1Y SoAr. aafs
This celebrated Toilet Soap. In such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials. Is
mild and enollient inits nature, frasrantly scent
cd ana extremely beneficial IN ita action upon the
skin Tor sale hy I'll DruxsssM end Fancy Goods
Dealers. EE.E HLLE. IL IL JAZZ eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-11
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.,


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O'Clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms Of James
y Tor IN ana
Esars shall sell lot OF very superior Housenoid
SUITE es handsomRs Valiant psrlor Furniture
Turkish Easy Sh.iFs: Lounges s;rs
s.s'ss t 6ssp.s CHAIRS
F Tain 1si H fa,s sssi auf fable
MaIbls,t9R sidsbessd Dining Chairs dH,..d. n..,
suH ins Basssns. w We stands and WsfdroSss
sps sB5,ssd &C.
At the same time, quantity of Books and other
- - '~@e'.i : JOHN +, WISE, BaiHa;
oe lid J. c: MCGUIRE I Co.. Auet.:
TH1E5 sew NEW FA a'Fl'l' .lAsrIo cRUrou.s.
b :ssa ss1 Dsss one door E. raj
To eR aeuf sgrIP5Rsass hN1 DEALERS.
From on. to Tine. .h & bushels ruKN1ps.
RurpIs tos. red tap and Rutabasa' Apply BY let
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noUBI 3 rHIGK, 30, :, :, -,
HOTEL AND REsr2GRAsF kEEPiRs No.
snes stock 81 fa f9d
Ssel.d IL sns part city Charge ssa
at less than New York prices.
Or Houaefurniskins Store, 31s Iron Hal)
? sep g. eo6tif cI-Pa Av. bet: 9th ana 10th SITS.
g m = T 81 In g INV. fsgaaG
Exclusive sale of the mi
TREA0URR GAS HEATBR.i
fer Boiling water; Stevipg Oysters, making Tea
and Coffee, Boiling Eggs, keeping plaAe Of food
hot, and hundred other uses. = EosaatiI
scientific principles and 10 the mont efficient ana
economical agen for eopd snsing ami utilizin the
\: family should Ss y,shsSst !. one. 100
Advanta gsoTs ssrm ~! SneFsc g essiefs'95
1oi '.'0 sfsis =, siBklY & GUY,
oct TT 500 D st., between 10Th and 18th.
EOR sALE-sAc second hsnd PORTABLE FUR.
Harvard Bartlett make, nearly new; will b
sod cheap Apply TO ID. Kaufman d SONS,
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