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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COLORED
REGIMENT.-The 1st District eolored regiment,
which has been anXiously looked for by our
colored citizens for a week past, arrived here
yesterday afternoon, on transports from Nor
folk, and was received at the It'll street wharf
by thousands Of colored people, men. women
and children, who escorted the regiment to
Campbell Hospital, where the members will
be entertained tomorrow in a becoming man
ner, the arrangements for which have been in
progress for some time past
This regiment has served both in Virginia
and North Carolina, doing garrison duty for
the past We months at Albemarle Sound Phis
regiment was raised in this District, and when
II entered the service numbered over one thou
sand men, but now returns with only 100 4SO
OF whom were recruited since the regiment has
been in The field. The gallantry of the regi-
ment has been alluded to in special orders is
sued both by Generals Butler and w. F. Smith
and the men have participated in eleven bat
ties, as follows Wilson's Landing, Bailor's
farm- Petersburg, two assaults,) Chapin's
Farm, Fort Harrison, Fair Oaks, October %, }
Fort Fisher, (both assaults Sugar Loaf, N O.
before Wilmington, and at Cox's Bridge
In the last campaign the regiment lost . Of
hcers, and but few Of those who went out with
the regiment have returned. The present field
and stan officers OF the regiment are Colonel
John III. Holman; Lieutenant Colonel Giles
n. Rich; Major, Henry e.. Perkins; Surgeon
J. X. West; Assistant Surgeon, Theodore H.
Bell; AdJutant- A. l. Bell: Quartermaster, SyI-
yester II. Burchell. The chaplain of the regi-
ment IS Rev. VI. NJ. Turner, colored. who was
well known here as pastor of Israel Church,
Just below the Capitol.
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GALL at Julihn Il Nichols beautiful store
and examine their choice selections Of French,
German and American perfumeries, toilet and
fancy articles. They have the largest collec-
ton in the city. Also, taste their egg -nogg and
coffee cream with soda, ice cold, from the ma.
gic fountain. &C 2-eof
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LOOKOUT for the Tournament of the GEORGE
town and Washington Riding Association at
Analostan Island tomorrow. Three prizes
Will be awarded TO the successful Knights
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ACTING TOO MUcH.-Mr. II. W. Gassin,
Well remembered here as the actor who used
20 sling himself so recklessly ut Grover .
heater, broke his leg in two places last week
pS his lofty tumbling IN the play of 'EThe
Nother's Dying Child" at Norfolk This Is
me second accident OF thu kind that has hap
Pened 70 Dir. Gassin.
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IHE SWEET SOUTH WIND breathing DER beds
OF violets, Is not more fragrant than Sozodont.
And the aroma which it exales, communicates
Itself 10 the breaths of all who use this mar
Seious denhfrfce. white teeth, ruddy gums, a
sweet mouth, and the certainty Of enjoying
these desirables in perpetuity, are among the
dressings derived from the use of SoZodont.
DC 6-Pnlf
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THE MATCH GAME OF CRICKET.-The match
game Of cricket, between the Washington Club
Of this city and the Monumental Club of Balti-
more, came off on Saturday last, al the play
grounds Of the Monumental Club, IN the south
western section of that city. The game COM
menced at nine O'Clock in the morning and
continued until nearly six in the evening, re-
sUltIng IN victory for the Washington Club.
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE FIFTH Police
PRECISCT.-This morning, Sergeant TAFT of
the nth precinct, Second Ward,) made his
report of the police transactions during the
quarter ending Sept. 30, 1865. This is one of
the precincts of the second sub-distrlct in
which Justice Saml Drury, who has resigned
was magistrate, and includes Hooker's d.
vision, Murder Bay, and other notorious local
tues, which have kept the policemen busy day
and night for three years. The total number
OF arrests reported is l,71l-whites, 1,29s; COL
ored, 4l3 males, married. 335; single, Q53; fe-
males, married, 90; single, 36l; males that can
read and write Loss; cannot read and write
2SS females can read and write, 2s7: cannot
read and write, 1885, for assault, Is: do. and bat
terry, IS; deserters, 4; fast driving, s. fighting
50; intoxlcauon, $50; do. and disorderly, 119:
keeping dlsorderly houses, 4; keeping bawdy-
houses, :; miscellaneous misdemeanors, 1; per
jury l; not, 9; threats, II; vagrants 10; disor-
DERBY conduct, 5o3: selling liquor to soldiers 4.
burglary 4; cruelty to animals, 2; forgery 3;
fraud, IS; gambling, 8; grand larceny, sixty
one malicious mischief, one; passing
counterfeit money, ,; petty larceny, 10; pick
ing pockets, II; robbery. g. suspicious, 81: yio-
Iating corporation ordinances, $50. OF these
were dismissed 46}, fined 937, Jail for court 56,
bail for court 81, security for peace 81, Jail in
default Of bail 3, workhouse 1O1, military Is,
sent to Navy Yard /. to superintendent IL se-
curity for good behavior l, escaped from sta
uOn l. The total of fines imposed was 81, 967 81:
cash received, S4,735l5; superseded, S232 IS;
amount received from prisoners at the station,
S97j5.l2, all which was returned TO the pris-
oners- Amount turned over to the property
clerk, s1-354 o. amount of property turned over
TO the United States, S275. Making a total
amount OF property passing through the sta
ton OF Sll,sS4.O6. Horses and mules found
estray, Is; dodgers accommodated, IA: lost child
resotred, l; fires in the precinct during the
quarter, p number of inquests. l. This is GER
tainly the heaviest report ever made in this
precinct.
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JEwELRY.-Cluster sets, jet sets, coral sets,
white onis sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings,
CHAINS, pearl combs, for only one dollar, at the
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S Pennsylvania
avenue, near AZ street
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Dye. W. BOTELER. JK.. Auctioneer.

On MONDAY AFTERNOON. October sth, at a..
O'Clock, shall sell, On the premises Lots Nos.
and ii, in Square No l6l. Lot No. fronts % feet
on Connecticut avenue, near street, with a
erage depth Of l23 FEET, Lot No. II il very desi
rabe corner lot, fronting IS feet inches north
l. street. with depth Of le9 feet inches on Con
neCticut avenue.
Terms One third cash; balance on o credit Of ii
satisfactorily secured.
Title indisputssle.
Conveyancing and stamps at purchasers cost
seZ-d G. W. BOTELER. JR.. huct
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10y W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneer..

<
SPECIAL AND PEREMPT0RY TRADE SALE
OF LARGE STOCK OF PRIME GRO
CERES, LIQUORS, SEGABS, &c, AT AUC
On WEDNESDAY, October II, commencing at
10 O'Clock, will sell at our Bazaar. No. "a
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
where they have been removed for convenience Of
sale, large stock Of first class Goods COMPRISING
20 Barrels Crushed, White, Yellow and Refined
Sugars
8 Bags COffee, and Is Boxes Ground Coffee
Halves, and Chests Imperial, Young Hyson.
and Black Teas
200 Boxes Candles, Washing and Fancy Soaps
Brooms Buckets, Indigo Blue
20 Boxes Pickles and Pepper
20 Cases Brandy and Whisky
Barrels Molasses and Syrup
Boxes Starch, Farins, and Salerstus
20 Barrels Old Bourbon. Mountain. Dew, Parker,
and other Whistles
l0iS Pipes Brandy
! Barrel Old Scotch Whiskey
] Barrel Old Jamaica Rum
100 900 Segars. different Brands
50 Gross Fine Cut. Chewing. and Smoking Tobacco
10 Boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco.
With q variety Of other Goods in the Grocery
line to which call the attention Of the trade and
buyers, as the stock will be peremptorily sold
OCT W. l.. WALL q Co, Aucts
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CITY ITEMS.

MILLER's billiard Room, 40 Pennsylya.
MIA avenue, is crowded every evening with
lovers OF this delectable game. Gentlemen
who visit this magnificent establishment once
can hardly fail to call again. His new Phelan
and Collendei tables, together with beautiful
balls and cues, seem to delight all who try
them.
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10y JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SAL. BY TIE HARNDEN's tx

The unclaimed packages advertised by the Harm
dem Express Company, TO be sold at public sale
Il uncsled for within 30 days, will be sold by sue
ton at warehouse of said Compapy on n 1870
between and O, near the old railroad denot corn ,
mencing THURSDAY MORNING, October iath,
same hour until all are sold ~
J. @. MCGUIRE A CO.
ocS tChron. Intel Anrflnneers
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10y w.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers.

MONDAY. Oct. 9th, at 4 O'Clock. We shall sell a
Frame Dwelling at Uniontovn, near the bridge.
Good location for business.
ALSO,
Two good Work Horses.
ct W II. LEWISH co Anrts
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RY c. W. BOTELER. JR., Auctioneer.

SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
nth STREET WEST
0n THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October n. M q
Of % shall sell on the premises the south half
OF Lot No. In Square No l6b, fronting % feet on
18th street west, between north enc i street:
depth about 81 feet. -. : :"
an9 twelve months. Notes to bear intsrsst ana
sstisfaStorily secured Convey ansing and stamps
se E-tds @. w. BOTfLFR'j n. Auet.
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4 U c ION ALT.

1919 MEDrehL PyRyrrehs oyyIeE,t
:, The auction sale OF Goyernment Medical ana
a eS5i PPn9RsTty 2 AXE s.cs = the
street, Bsltimore, Nd Oct ID e By order 81 de
Sturgeon genera asfsss, s Sasll oes Y Sd l
&C stseis Medical Purveyer, Q. s.A.
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOneers.

RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
LARGE BRICK MANSION. WITH FINE
TOMAC RIVER
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 10th, at -.
clock, the premises, shall sell part ef Lots
and 2, Square H3, fronting 63 feet on 18th street
west, at the corner OF street north. with a pth
of l08 feet improved by large, substantially bu Il
brick dwelling Of three stories, with a two. story
back building, containing together Is rooms with
fine Cupboards throughout.
The house has fine, large size lot attached, with
brown stone steps in front, with iron railing The
back building has porch surrounding the preui
se5, overlooking the Potomac river and was known
tine Carbery mansion.
Possession given Immediately.
Terms One third cash balance in six and twelve
months.
oc cd &c. MCGUIRE & co, Aucts
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LOST AND FOUND.

SlO Center Market P6Vk ET'f B05k at cone one
$40, two Sls and one SIS. The above reward will
se paid for Its return to WIN. +. WILLIAMS,
G0O REWARD.-stolen from the pasture of
CHESTNUT HORSE marked .. 3, with s. ON
Be IN sHI SNG I'll
sndcS streets. oc92t'
cU0 REWARD -Strayed away, on the evening
with hite face and belly; ear split. The finder
will receive the above reward upon returning the
'C Sss g 18th Fa stfsst' Se t9S aRd K
+ station a Mcclellan TRIvEITNG vhLIsE,
between Massachusetts avenue and II St. proving
pgTGReTy And paying for this advertisement; mark
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-On September 25th
- small red and white COW, three years old,
white star in the forehead; liberal reward will
Ger. sth and SITS, Island. 7-st*
GS REwARD.-strayed, on the 4th, one red
So Buffalo COW, with rope around her neck;
Sd street, between l. and New York syen1e
DICKED UP-One BAY HORSE, near Fl street
L toll gate. The owner will come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take him away: Inquire
at y street south between 9Th and 10th, No. 81.
GS REwARD--Lost, stray.d or stolen, from the
Cd premises, a SORREL MULE, about ten years
old sTs in the right Sh t fore leg gns ;fS Ws1t
the person returning him to No IL East CsPiIol ST.
7 0sTLon FTiday eyssniRg: October 6th, while
inch broad chas S1c Apy one who viii leave the
erals Office, War Department, will be suitably
warded. Oc ST.
SIO REwARD-Stolen or strayes an Thurs
ds o stb sssbe4 sSaa Ges
neck one black COW, with piece of horn broken off,
and blind in Ne hsF s sTf Tsf
oc III, New York ave, bet. LIST and I'd SITS.
N0TIGESISAYsa.Tps{y or stolen from my premises a
the M with Se4s ssF ID
will be paid to any one who will bring her to my
residence on sl't street. bet"1 sRk6 s3d hkcEy
P.s.-Double test on The left side. c7-st'
S5O REwARD;1,Stolep from my stable, on the
siY HORSE well EnOwn a G used by e day
sbSGt hands high ia 'hsrt switch tall fore feet
will give or Hsf S T FSfIEh mn
oc7-2t- No. 135 Washington ST, Georgetown.
TAKEN BY THE METROPObITAN P0LIcE.
taken by the Pslce stolen ard the owner ha wing
bsr the M be SSa tbs At
| O'Clock a M. at the Bazaar Of W. l., Wall Co.,
By order. '' GEO. R HERRICK,
oc7a WALL f E g6y S S1e5s.
COO REWARD-Stolen from my stable, on the
| GU night of October 4th, about l2 O'Clock, one
heavy BLACK HORSE with white round his foot
locks, and white star in his forehead. The above
reward will be paid for his return any nforma-
ton by which can get him. sent to Accetink Va
&C est HENRY NELSON.
cox REWARD-Stolen: q small BAY HORSE,
- %c white hind legs, with large wart on the
right eyelid, and a small one the right breast
Taken on the South side Of Walls Bazaar; taken
the Sd day Of October SIS reward will be paid on
the recovery of him and returned to a East CAPT
toll street.
&C 63t+ RICHARD SKINNER.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From Zeph English g
- stable corner of Gay and Green streets. George
medium size. black legs; had the hoof disease;
small piece eff inside Of one hind hoof; shoulder
sore from collar; bOned. liberal reward
will be given for the recovery OF delivery Of said
horse. &C ST.
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LOCAL NEWS,
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT,

growers THEATER.-In compliance with
the urgent desire of the theatrical public, the
managers Of Growers have been induced TO
grant a repetition of the romantic French
drama, "Eustache Baudin," for this night only.
the performances concluding with the farce of
ssThe Dead Shot"
WASHINGTON THEATER-Mr. Edwin Adams
as "lyan khoryiteh," supported by an excel
lent company, in the play of ssThe Serf,n the
entertainment concluding with the farce of
HMr. and Mrs. White"
SEAToN HALL-The Garter Zouaye Troupe
and Female Brass Band in an immense bill of
songs, ballet, burlesque, and comic perform
anees, in addition to the great Zouaye drill
CANTERBURY-Mulliga Leayitt and Wray
with all the old fayorites, in a capital pro-
gIamme, including the farce of mistakes in
the DARK" the ballet of ssThe Flowers of Scot
land, ourlesque, gymnastics, Ethiopian delin-
cations, &c.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-First grand ball of
the AmIty Association. Arrangements are per-
fected for brilliant affair.
TEMPERANCE HALL.-Select ball of tho
Hebrew LADIES' Benevolent Society Nothing
has been omitted that could insure a pleasant
entertainment.
METROPOLITAN HALL-A new companv of
popular performers, in burIesque, ballet, songs.
and other attractions. Admission free
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RY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIOneers.
RY }. C. STAFFORD & CO., AuctiOneers.

Ri > ". SIAf ohD d CO, Auctloneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Sd STREET
VEST. BETWEEN NJ AND n SITS. SOUTH
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at 5 O'Clock D.
m, We shall sell, in front of the premises part Of
Lot No. 81 OF q. W. Joness subdivision of Square
No: $40, having front on Sd street west Ia feet 6
alley.
This lot is desrably located in q quiet neighbor-
hood where property has largely enhanced in value
and in the immediate vicinity of the arsenal
grounds and mail boats wharf
Sale positive. Terms cash
oc I'd j. G.. STAFFORD Co Aucts
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

G0EE MINT SALE OF VALUABLE
GkonSp IN TIE CITY IT DIV OF NSAshYSSroS,
6SSSEGFI OF Hf 96PER 81 GsE
will sell 10 the highest bidder, commencing at 10
OeI at USs Ag Sna S1
Of Tf be to the
Lot No. l3 in Square No. 55l.
Lots No l2,3Ls6, 2, q, "a, Is, IS 2, ., g. and
Lots No. 8 and S. In Square No. $40.
Lots No. 10, Il, Is, IL, and 10, in Square No. $50.
Let Lst' No 100 in a.. saIa in SSoass No. SSs
Lots No l. 2, s. O. TO- H. T. IL, and Is, in Square No.
Lot No. l, in Square east of Square No. loss
Lots No. Ii, f. Is, IA, Is and iS, in square No.
Lots No /, 2, 10, IL, IL, ID, and IA, in Square No
Lots No. 5, As, s, and T. and 8, in Square No IL
Lots No LIZ, IL, Il, Is, IL, and Is, in Square No.
Lots No /. 2, 10, IL, L. Is, and Il, in Square No.
Lots No. 10, IL, and Il, in Square No. lisa.
Lots No. 10, II. Il, and Is, in Square No. LIS.
Lots No IL, ~ Is, Ia, Is, and lS in Spare No.
Lots Ne l. 2, 10, H. Il, Is, and Il, in Square No.
Lots No. 2, 9, 10, IL, and Il, IN Square No 11s
Lots No g. 10, II, and Il, in Square No. ll&o.
Lots No TO- II, T. Is, and IL, in Square south
Lots No. ., H. H. Is, IA, Is and L. in Square No.
Lots No. 5, 1851 8, and 9, in Square No. l.lg,
Lots No. ], 9, 10, IL and Il, in Square No. LIS
Lots No j, 2, 5, T. s, 8, Is, and 10, In Square No.
Lots No Z, 8, ., 10, IL, IL, and Is, in Square No.
Lots No. ], 2 4, S. and u. in Square Ne lIB
Terms of sale 10 be cash on the delivery Of the
deeds Of the property.
One tenth Of the purchase money 70 be paid down
when the property is knocked of. Should the pur-
chaser fail TO comply, the property will then and
there be put up again and sold to the highest
If the whole terms are not complied with in thirty
days from day of sale, the Commissioner reserves
the right to resell the property st the risk and cost
of the first purchaser.
By order Of the Commissioner Of Public Build
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se i-eodkds GREEN 4 WILLIAMs. A,
by W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

LOT FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
SMALL STORES, &C, &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, October 10th, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at the Auction
Room
Lot Millinery and Fancy Goods
Lot Dry Goods and Notions
Blankets, Cutlery, Boots and Shoes
20 thousand Segars
Is Caf es Tobacco
10 Cases Champagne Wine
Boxes Maccaroni
Pepper, Mustard, and other Spices
Barrels Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, &C.
OCT VIM. l.. WALL & Co. Aucts.
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G x REWARD-Lost, straytd or stolen, from the
Oh premises, SORREL MULE, about tel years
old lame in the right fore leg, unshod. Went
last Wednesday. The above reward will be paid to
the person returning him to No East Capitol st.
&C 7-3t* JOHN HANLEY.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-From Zeph English's
- stable, corner Of Gay and Green streets George
town. ID. c., September %, 1865, q BAY HORSE,
medium size. black legs; had the hoof disease;
small piece eff inside Of one hind hoof; shoulder
from collar, raw bOned. liberal reward
will be given for the recovery OF delivery of said
horse. ST.
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TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN POLICE
Il On the 18th September, BAY HORSE was
taken by the Pslice stolen. ard the having
abandoned the same, it will be sold to the highest
cash bidder, on TUESDAY, October IL. 1856 at 10
o'clock a M. at the Bazaar of W. l., Wall 4 Co.,
No. s. Louisiana avenue.
By order. GEO. r. HERR1CK.
Property Clerk.
w L. WALL, co Ancts
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1875, at a.,
O'Clock ,. m, will sell, in front of the prem ses
part of Lot No. AZ, in Bealls addition to George
town, fronting 80 feet en- the south side of Beall
street, between High and Congress streets, aud
running back 10 feet, The improvements consist
large back building and cellar.
Terms at sale.
Conveyancing and stamps at the cast OF the Dur
chaser. CHARLES N. MATTHEWS,
Attorney for owners,
oc cd Intel THOS. DOWNING Auct
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G. = REWARD.-Strayed, on the 4th, one red
tDC Buffalo cow, with rope around her neck;
one red and white, and one light red Horned COW .
Sd street, between l. and New York ayenue
oc 7-2tf M. Raglan.
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CSA REWARD.-Stolen from my stable, on the
SCU afternoon of Thursday, October 5, a bright
BAY HORSE, well known Is used by me daily }
about "a hands high; shsrt switch tail; fore feet
white; name and tail black; rather thin in flesh.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d,
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COO REWARD-Stoen from my stable, on the
CIV night of October 4th, about IL O'Clock, one
heavy BLACK HORSE, with white round his foot
locks, and white star in his forehead. The sbO We
reward will be paid for his return any informa-
ton by which can get him, sent to Accetink, Va.
&C est HENRY NELSON.
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DICKED UP-One BAY HORSE, near III street
L toll gate. The owner will come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take him away. Inquire
at street south, between 9Th and 10th, No. 81.
~
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N0TICE-Astray or stolen from my premises a
IN dark BR1NDLE COW, with a white star in
her forehead, on the 9Th inst. liberal reward
will be paid to any one who will bring her to my
residence, on 2lst street, between and NJ.
SANDY LACEY.
P.S.-DOuble teat on the left side. &C 7-3tr
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AUCTION SALES.
fEIs AFTERNOON AND 70 soRRe
RYTHos. BOWLING, AuetiOaeer; GeOrsetOv,

RY TH0S. BOWLING, Auetiooeer; Georgetown
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS in GFeRsErows AT AUG
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 9th. at S
O'Clock. 1 will sell in front Of the premises.
part Of Lot No co. sad the whole q Lots 81 and 81
In Beatty and Hawkins addition % Georgetown,
situated on the southwest corner Of Frederick and
Third streets fronting lS feet Frederick street
and $50 feet on Third street, and one Of the most de
sirsble locations in the town. The property will
be sold in lots Of 81 feet each fronting Third St
Terms One. third each balance m six and twelve
months, with interest secured by deed sf trust on
the property.
Convey sncins and stamps OF the cost OF the pur-
chaser
Title perfect.
sc % INTEL THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.

For otAer Auction Sales. see JosrA paesl
10y n. X. WALSH 4 c., Auctioneers. =
II 2s5 Penns. ave-, corner 10th street.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS; sEGARs, &C., AT
On TUESDAY M0RNING, October 10th, ass,s
O'Clock in freut Of our store, will sell general
assortment Of Groceries Bottled Liquors, Tins DC.
80 900 Choice seears, various brands.
The trade 10 invited.
Terms cash M WALSH CO.,
Auctioneers.
RY WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
- Washington Horse and Carriage BaZssr,
IS La. sy., between 9th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING. October 10, COM
mencing at 10 clock, at the Bazaar. win be sold
o large number Of Carriage, Draft and Saddle
HORSES.
full description at sale.
20 Mules, broke to Harness, in good order.
large collection Of desirable new and second
hand Carriages, Buggies, Rock Always, Express
Wagons, and other vehicles.
ALSO,
ness, &c.
New Family Carriages
New Germantown Carriages
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the
weather.
Carriages and Harness always at private sale
oc W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

STRAYED OR STOLEN-0n September 18th a
- small red and white COW, three years old
white star in the forehead. liberal reward will
be paid for her return to the owner l.. W. BUTTS,
GER 9Th and SITS, Island. oc7-3t-