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DIED.,

EASTMAN. At Washington. d C., at the resi-
dehce OF bic father, BAG Franklin Row, on the af-
tern0on II November 7th, ROBERT LANGDON
EAST NJ Al. 9th regular infantry, U. =. army cid
st child OF Col. Seth Eastman, u. s. army and OF
Mary Henderson Eastman.
Funeral services at the Church Of the ri phany at
II Cleck on THURSDAY, the 9Th Inst His friends
and those of the family invited to his father
residence at half past ii to accom- pany him The
ceuTch and to where he will be buTied-Oak Hill
Cemetery.
BURRELL. On the 18th instant. of consumption
SIZAN BURRELL. aged % years aud IL days.
her funeral Will take place to morrow, (1hurs
DAY at O'Clock D. m from her residence. $50
2Oih street. The friends of the family respect
fnlly requested to attend. it
HORNER. On Tuesday, 0cteber 7, Mrs WILL
LIAM HORNER. In the 10Th year of her age
Her relatives and friends are invited TO her fune
raj. from 1872 4th street west. between q and II
north, on Thursday, at o'clock p. m.
WARISG. of consumption. on the 7th of Nov 4,
lS MARY CECILIA WAXING, In the 2lst year
OF her age
Her friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral 10 morrow, The OH, at 10 O'Clock, at ~
Montgomery street. GEORGETOWN.
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MACHINE POETRY,

Direct from, Smiths Oak H1H.
Oak Hall sings
Of the curious things
Which are worn by women and men
On the top of the head;
We wish they were fled
Where we never could see them again.
Such comical gear,
So funny and queer,
Hath never appeared TO the eyes
Since Adam and Eve
Were Obliged to leave
The Garden of Paradise.
Mans hats out of joint
And runs to a point,
Like an old-fashioned chimney-pot;
With queer little brim.
So narrow and slim,
As II something had been forgot.
The bOnnets for woman
Are truly inhuman-
The tiniest bit of 4 scrap,
With bunch on behind,
Which puts you in mind
Ofyour ancient grandmother's cap.
But the clothes of OAK HALL,
For the great and the small,
Are of decent and decorous form;
The garments, indeed,
That gentlemen need
To keep themselves healthy and warm.
Smith Bros. & Co, merchant tailors an
iealers in gents furnishing goods, Oak Hal
81 eth street.
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DIR. keyser is a physician of over thirty
years experience, and n graduate of the Jeff
fersOn Medical College and of the University
of Medicine and Surgery of Philadelphia
Mr.. H. r. HelmbCld-Dear Sir: In regard to
the question asked me as to my opinion about
BuehU, would say that have used and sold
the article in various forms for the past thirty
years. i do not think there is any form or
preparation of it have not used or known TO
be used, in the various diseases where such
medicate agent would be indicated. You are
aware, as well as myself, that u has been ex-
tensIyely employed in the various diseases of
the bladder and kidneys, and the reputation it
mas acquired, in my judgment, is warranted
by the facts.
have seen and used, as before stated, every
pie decoction, tincture. fluid extracts,-and I
am not cognizant of any preparation of that
plant at all equal 10 yours. Twelve years ex-
perlence ought, think, to give me the right to
Judge OF its merits, and without prejudice or
paruality give yours precedencetove all 9TH
ers. do not value a thing according to its
bulk, If did other BuchuS would out-do YOURS
but hold TO the doctrine that bulk and uuan-
THY do not make up value-if they did a con-
per cent would be worth more than gold dol
lar
i value your Buchu for its effect on patients.
L have cured with ii, and seen cured with it,
morefdiseases of the bladder and kidneys than
have ever seen cured with any other Buchu
or any other proprietary compound of what
ever name.
Respectfully yours, &c,
GEO. A. KEYsER, M. d.,
40 Wood Street, Pittsburg, Pa
August II, 1865.
Ask far HelynboITs E'I,,id Eyfroc, Rack,
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PARLoR SKATING.-Prof. Marini, IL will he
seen, has made arrangements for teaching the
graceful and healthfui accomplishment of par
Tor skating, now so popular at leading acad-
emies OF the North. Pupils trained at Marini,s
Academy viii find themselves in good condI-
ton for the skating season on real ice.
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TO THE BURGLARS AND THIEVES IN AND
AROUND WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The under
signed hereby give notice that they are not in
the habit of leaving money in their money
drawers or safes at night, and in order to save
trouble TO the above named scoundrels this no.
uco Is given. The time and labor expended on
ocr money drawer last night might have been
saved, had the parties inquired in the office
beforehand. G.. IL. JEWELL & Co,
MORGAN, RHINEHAIT Il Go.
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RYJ.C MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctioneer..

EXTENSIVE SALE or VALUABLE UNIN-
PROVED BUILDING LOTS ON AND MAR
1iTH SHEET AND BOUNDARY AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th day Of November, inst,
al clock m, We shall sell, at Public Auctisn,
Square No 234, which has been sub III vided into "a
Buildirg Lots OF n convenient sizs. each one o.
Nhi h runs hack to n public alley.
Tbs Sc lots front Tes pectyely 18th. l4th, w aud
Boundary streets aud being in part of the city
which Is rapidly being improved and where prop
erty IL enhancing in value. offers an opportunity
seld' &c be with. TO those desiring 20 invest
Ia real estate in this city.
Terms ope Third cash; and the balance in t~e
EQUAL pay ppnis az and " month";, with interest,
secuI ed hS deed Of trust on the premises.
Convey sDciug and stamps at purcbasers cost.
JAS y. MCGUIRE n CO.,
mol Intel Auctioneers.
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by THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
TRUsTEEss ssAiLEE17yyA5LUABLE PROPERTY

HOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN
BY virtue If deed Of trust, executed on the 10Th
day OF July. 1915 and TecoI ded in Liner W B. No
81 fofos l42 las and la Of the land Of
Hshlhgtoh county, District Of Columbia, the sub
scrih, r. as trustee will offer at public sale ON
THURSDAY the 9Th day Of November, at the h-ur
at 81 O'Clock IN the sterno.n the east half of Lot
numbered 2l3. I'm BeaH's addition 10 Georsetew n.
fronting 20 feet on the south side of West street,
and running back tbc same width o. an alley. with
q wo-story frame and brick Building upon tbs
same recently oceutied 10y Mr.. Chas. Dean.
Alsn the west half Of said Lot 2l3 fronting upou
the saii West street 81 feet, and RAINING bach the
width to n o ailey.
bold Fur
Terms ne-half cash; balsnce in three and six
ni.nths, with interest. secured by deed OF trust
CenveysRcing and stamps the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
HENRY BARRON, Trustee.
I'D THUS BOWLING. auct
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PYC. W. BOTELER, JR.. Auctioneer.

by c. w. BOTELER, JR.. Auctioneer
SALE OF ,ELEGANT oFgRNITURE, GILT
FEtl NIB MIRRORS, SUPERB OIL PAINT
S 5'T f1ASo FokrE &C. At kG5
On MONDAY, November Is, commencing at 10
FAINT. ESQ, No. AIS Louisia,s avenue, betweCn
!h aEd 9th streets large collection OF very supe
nor household Furniture, consisting Ia part
One Rosewood case Piano, seven octave, scroll
legs made 30 order by Geo. N. Guild & Co.,
Gilt frame oval ManteI Mirrors
Suits of Psrlor. Library, Dining room, and Cham
A large collection of valuable Oil Paintings and
EIRraviDgs, subjects emu mer ited In cat tl0xue
Waluut Pa,lor Suit, upholstered in green velvet
RSsswood Psrlor snit, nphgstered in silk brOcatel
Alahsster Vases. Bronze Groups, Statuettes, and
Parisp Marble Busts, Equestrian Statue of Jack.
Large tisr Mirror, with CIT Table ., = 60
Gas Ch"nceiers and Gas Fixtures throughout the
Solid Oak Extension Dining Table
Oak >ideboards. with marble tops
Oak Aru Chairs, Upholstered in rep and green
Hall Oil Cloth. Oak Hall Set
One superior Billiard Table, with Phslans combi-
so,,s p u eushio9s
Dressing Bureau, with marble top and Wardrobe
Mahcesny and Walnut Dressing Cabinets, Ward
robes. and Bedsteads
Mahogany and Walnut lounges .-
SLEEPY hollow Chairs. waInur Commodes
Superior Curltd Hair and other Mattresses
Boz kcase. Mahogany and Case Seat Chairs
Kitchen Furniture and Ceoking hrauisiies, 80.
u,sriae siiSssiSer forming large oolieciion of
very superior Hous-hold Furniture, worthy the
attention of housekeepers and those about fur
: Tenn. ot.ale. cash on delivery.
pesciir,iye .atah CUES can De mad 81 toe house on
the su %U sSa. Of the ;'S BorrLkR. Jn Aac
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RYJ. q. MCGUIRE CO., Anctiopeers.
VERY VALUABLE LOT FOR A BUSINESS

On MONDAY AFTERNOON. November Is, st
clock thr premises. we shall sell the north
ern raft e Lot Is Square 81, fronting ~ feet oa
vest side az 9TH street west. the corner OF
st,-tt north. running bach lao ieet snd inch with
q frame Houre thereon. Standing back Ibe Lot
will be s.ld by sauzre foot. and include the ene.
nient. and oTe's an opportnnity ~ NOT bequent
eccurr~Dce to purchase Rond business location %
cicee 20 Pennsy lvania avenue.
Terms: ope, half crash; rsidue In sir and twelve
months. secured by deed oftrust on the Lot.
CobvevaRripg xt purchs-~rs css-t
nos INTEL J.O. EcGUIkk a CO., Aucts,
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A FoyELTY-Kid Gloves coIored to look rs
"A good new Alec, Kid and buck q, .
soV os,sTh b r., ss.5sst. sss EOsOn' @
Agents for ashington--At the kaftonsli 9lMy
Co, 3sO Pa avenue, under the Metropolitan No.
tel. - ht &c 20 I'm
UEwARE OF C0UNTERFEITs AND On
~ PRINClPLEp DEALERS sadeavorins 20 dis.
tsrntsti.n .,tsinsd by HELMBoLDS GENUINE
fBBPARATlOH6. ar San
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A MAN was seen coming up Pennsylvania
avenue with face so radiant with Joy that il
was thought a legacy must have fallen to him
He had been eating some of Harvey & Holden,s
oysters, 2S9 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

ATTENTION IL called to the advertisement of
+. NJ. Strin gfield, wholesale and retail dealer
in butter. eggs, cheese, fruit, &c, No. 3l4 q
street, between 18th and 18th streets.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. 4SG Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you a free gift, consisting OF cluster
jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. DC 11-Imk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, for Pulmo-
nary and Asthmatic Disorders, have proved
their efficacy by test of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men VIII o
have used them. Those who are suffering from
coughs, colds, hoarseness, sore throat, &c
should try THE Troches," a simple remedy
which is IN almost every case efectuaI co
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TRUEIsM.-Corns. bunions, inverted nails,
and other disorders of the feet, when neglected.
IMPURE the general system by preventing the
body from taking that natural and Indispen-
sable exercise so conducive TO health. To all
afflicted with these terrible evils, we would
recommend an early call at DIR. w hltes Office
No. s24 Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and
9th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender
feet, consult DR.. White.
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JEwFLRY, wholesale and retail, at the Dollar
JeWeiTy Store, No. 43S Pennsylvania avenue,
third door from Az street
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Acutionser..
rwo STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on

TW0-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on
9TH STREET, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, 10th inst. at 4 o'clock D m , vs
shall .ell ia front Of the premises. Lot in square
S97. This property is i'm proved by a good two ory
Brick uouse, containing i've good rooms Also
the adjoining " feet Of the same lot. running hack
90 feet inches. This property L. Handsomely .itu-
sied on 9Th street west, the corner Of north
street
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in six
snd twelve months, for Mates bearng interest from
taken.
Of the purchaser
no. IIniI GREEN A WILLIAMS, Aucts
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hR. NATHANIEL g. FINNALL is now the
agent for the Star in the Seventh Ward and
VIII attend promptly TO any orders and see
that the Star is faithfully served.
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PETIT LARCENY-Henry Short, colored,
went 20 the shop of Ellen McCluskey, on /,
street, near AZ south, and called for half pound
soda crackers and a pound of butter. The
articles were put " for him, and he seized
them and ran of. lie was arrested by officer
Gibson, and sent to Jail for court by Justice
Handy
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OPERATION or THE SANITARY POLICE.-The
OmCers detailed for sanitary duty by Superin-
tendent Richards have been busily employed
since Monday morning in seeking for and
marking the localities of nuisances; and up to
10 o'clock this morning they have reported ia
cases TO The chief of the sanitary detail, officer
q. r. Crump.
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POLICE REPORTS Fifth Precinct-Patrick
Doyle, assault and battery; bail for court
jerry Maxwell and John II. Trainor, drunk
50 each.
Sizh Precinci.-A. Myers, throwing stones;
vorkhOuse. Mary DermOnt, drunk; do VIM
COyle, Samuel COngdOu, John Flester, drunk;
Caiharine Sullivan, disOrderIy; 50 each. John
MGhoney, drunk and disorderly; 50. Richard
GeaTy, DO; IS.
TetIth PreciRct.-NelsOn White and Thomas
Anderson, profanity; $500 each. n. White,
assault and battery; bail for peace Jacob
Marshall, petit larceny; dismissed. Henry
Short, dc; Jail for court. VIM. l.. BathgaGe
and John Nash, drunk; 81 each. Charles
FCnIgan, do; dismissed. Mary Whitaker, dis
orderly; -. Caroline Leisenberger and A. T.
MahOney, do; $50 each. Mary Martin, do 4;
$40. Jacob Marshall, vagrant; workhouse.
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by c. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer.

10y q. W, B0TELER, Jr., Auctioneer.
SALE OF CARPETS. DESKS. CHAIRS BLACK
CAMBRIA, &C. AT THE CAPITOL
On THURSDAY MORNING November ith at
l0E O'Clock shall cell, In front of the portco
of the Capitol large collection Of goods such as
remnants of Carre'inR. a large lot Of BInck Cam
brio. Desks, Lounges. Chairs. Tables. Sofas. &c.
HOusekeepers and Dealers in Furniture will find
this sale worthy of their attention.
Terms cash. ..
nOsd G. W. BOTELER JR huct.
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE q co, Auctionsers.

II JAS. o McGUIKE 3 UU., Auctionsers.
NEW FRAME HOUSE, FIRST WARD SOUTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
On THURsDAf AFTERNOON, November st
Lot u, in Square 81 having front of II feet on I'D
derth Of about l25 feet, imp proved by a new Frame
pwelIiI z, containing six rooms located and suit
able for store, having shelving and q counter on
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, deferred payments bearing interest, and
secured by deed Of trust
Convey ancing at purchasers cost
no SITS JAS q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
IFsr other Auer,sn Sales. 80. 6,x,n 80


Rr CROWN, WALKER & CO. Auctioneers
A LARGE SALE or HORSES. MUbHs. WAC
oNs: BUGG1ES, CARTS AND HARNESS AT
AUCTION
We will cell To MORROW MORNING. AZ 10
m. at the Washington City BsZsar. on ieth street
near the csnsl. Also, on SATURDAY, a large mum !,
Der OF the above named stock. Sale days At the
Bazaar every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
commencing at 70 N without regard 70 weather.
IT. CROWN, WALKER co Aucts.
Rf W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
~ South corner Penna. ay. and Ninth street.
VERY HANDSOME WALNUT eHAMRER
SUIT OF FURNI rURE, GARDRORES, SEC-
TURF, &c, AT AUCTION D
onTHURSDAY MORNING, Nov 9, commenc-
ing At 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our store
One very superior Walnut Marble top Chamber
Suit.
Nardrobes, Bedsteais, Bureaus, tn.
Second hand Carpets,
100 psip Blankets,
Tables, Chairs and Mirrors.
With other articles in the Furniture line, all OF
which will be peremptorily sold. =
II VI WALL 4 CO. Aucts.
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RYJ JAMES c. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucnoneor.

Rf JAMES c. MCGUIRE Co, Auctoneers
POSITIVE SALE or THE SMITHSONIAN
HOUSE RESTAURANT, AT PUBLIC AUG
On FRIDAY MORNING, Nov 10TH at u 10 clock
ar The smithsonian House Restaurant, located on
west side Of 10th street Just south OF Pennsylvania
avenue. we shall sell entire the Good Will Purni.
ture. Wines. Liquors. &c. and appointments of
this popular Restaurant having an
Oak top Bar and Eating Counter
Cut and Engraved Glassware
Fancy Decanters and show Bottles
Plated rim Cigar Case, aud Table Castors
Good stock of Wines, Liquors AMI Cigars
Fine Cooking Range and Table Furniture
Together with the Household Furniture entire
embracing
Bedsteads, Bureaus. Washstands, wardrobes,
Chairs, Bedding. SC,
Sidehoard. Dining Table and Chairs
Cutlery, Croskery and Glassware
Cooking Utensils.
If not sold entire, will be cold In detail same
day. -
no sd j. G.. MCGUIRE n CO. Aucts
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RY c. W. B0TELER, ia AUctIoDe,T :

SALE or VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, AND
SlINANIA AVENUE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON next the sh
81 NoNenher, shall sell. upon tine premi-~- st
hall pact four clock. part Of Lsf ave, So squsfe
80 with the improvements The Lot IL IS feet
lnches 'front.' with depth OF 80 feet, running back
toa 10 foot alley The improvements being the
third house from the corner % q and Tenth
consisting Of q substantial and well huilt house,
two stories. with comfortable attic. aud hack
building he right Of the use % the alloy passes
10 lee Win the lot The proximity OF this proper
" 70 Penhsy lysnia avenue and O. the Of the
business Ut the city renders 10 desirable Oaly
Tor immediate use for q small family. but q per-
psnebt In yestment
TeIns One fourth cash; the balance 6. II, aud
Us months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
upon the premises.
chaser.
Title indisputahle.
dads q w RDTTIVR L.
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IL LhOVAL OF MLTzEROTT's MUSIC STORE

HELNBOLDS EXTRACT BbCHD GIvRs
health sDd vic0r 10 the frame and bloom 20 the
psllfd cheek. peiiity l. accompanied By msny
alarming symptoms. and ~ no treatment IL submit
Ted u, Consumption Insanity % Kpiieptie fiu
onIue. mAr ~
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EOR REST-.An elegant unfuruished PARL0R,
u with three front windows. at l42 q streef. he
tween2i and I'd with OF gas and heater. Also,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO- sORRs
10y THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georrsto.p

NEhf NAhUABlE IMPROVED PROPERTY
~ ~ GhOkSEIONh AT AUCTION ~
On WEDNESDAY, November sth al half p.st
4o'ciock m, VIII sell the property 10 Gear rs-
TOW n On which now r-sioe. The house 4, large
and convenient, containing ~ ro"ms built IN the
in good order; supplied with water ana e.s Tbs
lot 10 co by 10 feet. and cootzius variety Of m.
best fruit. There two stables, on, brick ths
other frame, on the premises.
After the sRlc Of the above described property I
VIII also offer for sale the adjoining lots one ON
mnnigomery street 30 feet frnt with depth % $50
Ieet, another lot fronting 20 feet Dunb.rt.n
srtt.. nese are very excellent building lots.
leIus uns- hall cash balance In one and tvs
!eass. LOT notes bearing interest and secured by
oets 81 trust on the Property
of the purchaser.
Possession siven on tn. FIRST ~ lamar, Tina
properly can Re seen previous 10 tn. sale by sppTv-
ing ~ NO. - putbsrtons 81; GeorretOwn.
LUIS MAX ALL. In
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MEN WANTED FORTHE REGULAR ARMY
1vI Choice of regiments in either ranch of ser
vice. Inquire at 326 street, between 9th and
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10y W. b. LEWIS & CO., AuctIoneers
- No. 3Os Pennsylvania avenue
Regular sales at store every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, at ga o'clock, of Furni-
ture, Dry Goods, Clothing &c &c.
Cash advanced Oh all kinds Of goods. -s ....
no CIV W. Ii. LEWIS a CO.. Aucts.
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ANOTHER OF THE GANG ARRKsTED.-Yester-
day, ROundsman Kelly arrested Richard Smith,
cOlOred hackman, who is charged with being
one OF the gang of cOlored burglars who were
before Justice Waller yesterday morning
Smith was committed. A large number of
parties who have been robbed within the past
lew months called at the station yesterday
among them Mr. w r. Seymour, of George
town, who identified quantity of goods taken
from his store Seven different parties have
thus far identified goods among those recovered
rs having been taken from their stores and
residences. The only remaining party thus far
implicated by the accused as belonging to the
party Is Francis Curtis, who il will be seen by
yesterdays SfGr was arrested on Monday night
by detective Bigley on the charge of being con-
cerned in other burglarIes.
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" ANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, BY a re-
w sponsible tenant who will take good care of
the furniture. Family consists of eight persons.
Eight or ten rooms needed, and in a ceny enie mt
locality. A small bonus would be paid. Address
Box II Post Office. no 81
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"ANTED-A SITUATION as assistant cham
w bermaidi H. willing to teach the children
music ARD French. and for which would like the
use of The parler. Address Bex 1 Star Office.
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40 Wood Street, Pittsburg Pa
August IL, 1865.
Ask for Helm6Old's Fluid Extract Buchu.
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"ANTED-By respectable middle aged man
w aslTuATION as assistant clerk or sales
man. Can DO found useful in any capacity An
interview BY addressing III. w ;" Star Once.
no S-Hs
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WANTED-A SITUATION by respectable
w woman as cook either in a restaurant or board
ing house; understands all kinds of cooking, Best
q reference. Address b., Star Office, Box No 3
for three days. no 6-3t-
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Af few first class
w BOOk-SEWERS, at the Congressional Globe
Office. None but thoroughly competent hands
need apply, noa
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WASTED INSTRUMENTATION Of
w any person owning a full bred male King
Charles DOG liberal present given for the said
Information by in1uiriDg at G. DREXLER. Ma
turalist. No. 662 street north. bet 4th and 5th
See without delay no 7-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08

WANTED-Either Immediately or by December
lst, In y respectable l, calIty. q small neat
HOUSE, or three or four Unfurnished Rooms,
suit able for housekeeping for departmental clerk
and wife (no children } capitol Hill preferred
City Pott OF: &C. ma ATS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08

WANTED-A good MILLINER High wages
w will be paid, Mono but q first class hand need
apply. MOSES SIEGEL.
no 6-1f 102 AZ street, Island