Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Wasrinetos Tmaa?ex.—Mr. FE. L. Daven- port will hie. firat and only benefit at this theater this evening, and he will appear as «The Stranger,” in the play of that name. Mrs. Farren will sustain the role of ‘Mrs. Haller” This will be followed by “The Honeymoon,” J. W. Waliack appearing as « Duke aranza,” and Mre. Farren as ‘ Juli- ap Forp’s TunatTex.—This is also a benefit night at Ford's, charming Maggie Mitchell being the recipient, and the «Fanchom” is announced for the last time. ‘The theater will therefore doubtless be filled; for the desire to witness this play continues unabated, and Maggie's triends always delight to honor her on a benefit night. CanTERBuRyY —fweuty-one distinct acts, songs, dances aad ballets are announced to be performed at Sin:.*; popular Hall to-night. The beautiful “Gipsey’s Lay,” which is so very attractive, will be performed by Juiia Morti- mer and Millie Fowler. The whole entertain- ment will conclnde with the performance of the play «The Yankee Tar;” popular George Edeson, sustaining the principal rol. VARIETIES —Annetta Galleita, Konzani and his ballet troupe, Lina Windell, Lizzie Shultz, Mons. Baptistin, Mons. Tophoff, and a number of others will appear to-nightina varied bill of song, dance and Ethiopian eccentricity. Wan, will give another enter‘xinment at | Odd Fellows’ Hall. W.man is o iginal and extraordinary as a ventriloquist, and his magi- wal illusions are very pleasing. His entertain- ‘ments have ever been popular will all classes. —_——_. A Notorious TuHixr CavGHtT.—Yesterday Detectives Barry and Kelly arrested Anna Butler, alias Mason, alias Mary Virginia Glascoe, in a shanty in Georgetown, on the canal side by Washington street. She has been in the habit of hiring himself to families in this city, a d invariably decamped soon after with such valuables as she could lay her ‘hands on. When hiring herself she would assume the name of Anna Butter, and assert that she lived at the Bary Yard. The police hhave been trying to find her for four or five amontbs, but hitherto unsuccessfully. Detec- tives Barry and Kelly, while on business in Georgetown about 11 o'clock yesterday morn- ing, and passing down Washington street to the canal, noticed three colored girls looking out of a window, and whose actions were very suspicious. The officers went tothe house and asked a colored man if any females resided in his family. He replied in the negative. The officers went to the upper partof the house, and immediately recognized the negress Anna by a description of her left at police headquar- ters. Mr. John D Bontz fully identified her as the girl who had robbed him some time ago of $3\0 in money and a gold watch and chain. The following ro} beries by her have been re- ported to the poiice headquarters at various umes: House of Julius Stine, No. 452 10th street, July 7th, value of money and jewelry, #114; ‘John D. Bontz, No. 501 Sth street, goid swatch and chain and £300 in money, July 31st; Mrs. Purdy, No. 379 New York avenue, $27 in money and silk Ss valued at 250, July 21st; Jobn Farreil, corner of 12th and B streets, Isl- and, amount not known. Mrs. Waldo, corner of F and ith streets, immediately opposite the jail gate, a large amount of jewelry and valuables; about June Sth, she robbed a gentleman, name bot remembered, on 10th or 12th street, Second Ward, of $70 in money. This girl is about 11 years of age, 4 teet 7 Inches high, dark copper color, and of pleasing address. She commonly ‘wore when operating, a dark shaker hat trim- med with blue, and a blue cape. Many other families have heen victimized by this slippery nuree, and the detectives request that they will Teport themselves at the Detectives’ Bureau, Metropolitan Police, No. 516 1th street west, to identify the prisoner. inn See WANTED, A PakBNT.—Last night, abouts o'clock, a willow market basket was placed upon the step of the residence of Mr. Nelson Henning, on.Sixth street, between G and H. A child of Mr. Henning came to the door, and looking into the basket, discovered that it con- tained asieeping child. Mr. Henning’s child became alarmed and gave a shrick, which at- tracted the attention of & well-known typo, swho was at that moment passing, and he picked up the basket.and delivered it into the posses- sion of Mrs. Jabes Wheeler, a few doors below Mr. Henning’s residence, who took care of the infant through the night. The child was a female, apparently about three months old, and appeared to pave been drugged, for it re- mained in asortof stupor all nicht long, but beautiful play of | | Magraw, James Donovan, Rosanna Magraw, | | | | | this morning was crowing and kicking in an exceedingly lively manner. In the basket was also a daguerreotype likeness of a gentleman, @ carte de visite, containing the likeness of two ladies, a child's night slip, a baby shirt. anda pair of mens’ shirts. ‘he child was well dressed. There. was also in the basket a blank sheet of foolscap paper: also a note addreesed to a gentleman, who is supposed to be the father of the child, but some one got hold of it ‘and refuses to tell to whom the note wis ad- dressed, or what was its contents. No one saw the act of depositing ths basket upon Mr. Henning’s step, although it was early in the evening, and the street was filled ‘with promenaders. The gentleman who picked ‘up the child, did so after having made ineffec- tual ap) to other bystanders to take charge of it. rs. Wheeler had not yet, this morning, fully made her mind as to what she would do with the little stranger. It is the duty of the Property Clerk of the Metropolitan Police to take all abandoned roperty into his poernen: and he is under heavy bonds for its ssfe keeping. Whether ‘this article will be returned to that officer, is mere than we can say. Probably as 4 note ‘was jeft with the child, indicating who is the father, the child will not be regarded as proper- Jy an article of abandoned property, and will mot be stored away with other goods in the official store-room. Officers Thompson and Lynch are endeavor- ing to discover the lost note,so mysteriously spirited away, andin that way they may dis- cover who is “the daddy.” ge Jury TRIAL.—Muss in Court.—On Tuesday, A jury was summoned to try the issue between ‘m. J. Hall and Mrs. Susanna Smith, before Justices Ferguson and Cull, ou the Navy Yard. J. E. Norris and J. L. Smith, Esq ppeared for the complamant, and S. Phillips, q., for the defendant. It was stated in the «ase as follows: Several months since the complainant purchased a housce in which de- fendant resides, and about two months sub- sequently they made a wriiten contract in which the defendant acknowleged herself a monthly tenant. The paintiff last month gave notice to her to move, but she refused. and Tuesday, as stated above, a jury trial was had anda verdict was rendered for the defendant. Mr. Phillips contended tuat the contract was signed by her when she was ignorant of its contents. z During the irial, Mr. Norris charged that some statement made by Mr. Phillips was un- hen the jatter seized the former by the » and was abont wading in, and for a short time considerable excitement prevailed, but Sergeant Clark, who happened to be near, commanded peace, and through the influence of friends, the trial was proceeded with quietly. ——— Suppen DgatH.—Wednesday night, a man fell upon the pavement on E, near Tenth street, with convulsions. He was taken to the Third Ward station-house by Officer Noonan, @ided by some citizens, where he received such attention as the officers were able to give. During the night he had ceveral conyulsions, and the officers sent for Dr. Keasby. From the symptoms, the doctor decided that the conval- sions resulted from intemperance, and the offi- cer in charge of the station agreed with the doctor, although they crtected no smell ot i Upo> searching him, the , @. silver watch and u pen- knife; also a paper, which showed that his name was Chas. Plucher. and that he had been at Emrich’s Hotel. Upon inquiring at the hotel, the officers ascertained that he was known to the barkeeper and others at the ho- tel; and that he has relatives at the North, and had property worth several thousand dollars. He was removed tothe hotel, where he was comfortably provided for, but died yesterday. The body was to-day embalmed by Drs. Brown & Alexander, and the remains ‘will be sent to Philadelphia this evening. a A Mvss AnouT A BRIpB.—About two weeks since, Samuel McManus married Miss Agnes Miller, who resided with her parents at the corner of First street and Virginia avenue, and the young couple succeeded in keeping the matter a secret from the old folks until a day ortwosince. On Tuesday Mr. Miller hitched a horse to a wagon, and was about to spirit the bride away, when McManus, who had been informed of the state of affairs, made his ap- pearance and took his loving wife trom the ‘wagon, from which, it is said, she willingly came ; but during the operation an altercation took place between the parties, and blows were dealt. Miller procured a warrrnt for the ar- rest of McManus, and he was taken in custody by officer Weeden and carried before Justice Boswell, who held him to bail for a further hearing, but subsequently the parties compro- smised the matter, and the case was dismissed. —sa——_ Warp Station OasEs.—Chas. G: A ade Conrad Windeor, do.; di ? arni apa: drunk; do. Wm. Bennett, nk an rder- ly; military. Francis Arblin, drunk, dismiseed. Stephen Goodin, ;do. Minnie Oaffie, grand larceny; dismissed. Adelaide Alexander, dis- orderly; 21.4. Anna Bell, do.; $1.4. James Bolding, drunk and disorderly; $1.55. Eliza- both Gibson, disorderly; $1 91. J. Seamon, do; th dope Poricn Rsrorrs,—Second 1 O'Reilly, assault; dismiesed. H. M. Wara-re grand larcen, ilfurcourt. Julia Resell, two acer selling liquor unlicensed; $20 im each Third Precinet.—Eddy Philli; s, disorderly ; ates pene 0.5 05.50" eee Cree 3 5 ve Soldiers, do.: military. Jas. Marr, drunk; dismissed.” Fourth Precinct.—George Smith, vagrancy; dismissed. Lawrett Estrar, drunk and disor- derly, #4workhouse. Jose Ortes, do.; $3. Sizth Precinct—Daniel Dugan, Susan Dugan, Grunk and ¢irorderly; $%. Alexander Dugan, do.; £5. Mich'l Robbins, do.; dismissed. Tenth Precinct.—Catharine Donovan, Marg’t Precinct.—Mic' disorderly; deferred. Anne J. Hagerty, selling | liquor to soldiers; military. Thomas Black, | larceny; deferred.’ Charlotte Davis, Thomas | Bogar, disorderly; dismissed. James Loot, Mich’l Donly, John Shay, drunk; do RE ea § Grover’s THEATER.—Mr. Grover announces that he will open his splendid new dramatic temple en Tuesday evening next, Octob»r 6th. | Mr. Grover will inaugurate the opening by the | performance cf the Shakepearian drama, | “Othello,” with E. L. Davenport as Othello,” | J. W. Wallack us “Jago,” Mrs. Farren as « Emilia,” and Sasan Denin as “Desdemona.” These will be sustained by a splendid stock company, among whom are a number of old favorites who have in past days delighted the theater-going public. Mr. Grover has com- pleied arrangements to produce the most pop- ular and prominent of Shakspeare’s plays in astyle never before known in this city. The scenery is new and by D. A. Strong, and the proper have been got up by S. Wallis, of iblo’s Garden, New York: Koppitz the Gieat will be the leader of the grand orchestra. eS ies CRIMINAL Court, Chicf Justice Cartter.— Yesterday, the case of Michael Comoford, of the 13th New York cavalry, charged with the murder of a comrade, Piillip Riley, was, after argument, given to the jury by the Chief Jus- tice, who charged them, and in a short time they returned with the verdict, “Guilty of manslaughter,” and he was seutenced to five years’ imprisonment in the Albany Penitentia- ay. ee SELLING A GovEENMENT PISTOL —Yester- day, Corporal Chas. Kitchen, 13th Pa. cavalry, sold a pistol, the property uf the Government, toa citizen, F. Young, at the Railroad Depot, for $5, which was paid ina bill ona broken bank. Roth parties were arrested by order of Capt. E. M. Camp, and were sent to the cen- tral guardhouse. ——_—._—_—_ Finup.—Peter Hetteshuner, 532 Pennaylva- nia ayenue, and Lewis Wiodhole, Siegel Ho el, convicted of selling ale to soldiers, were each fined $20 this mori:ing by Justice Ferguson. aie See Goop SAMARITAN Dryiston, No. 1, Sons oF TEMPERANCE.—At a meeting held Tuesday evening, Sept. 22, 1563, the following resolutions were adopted, viz: Whereas, Almighty God has seen fit in his infinite wisdom to remove from our midst our late brother, Edwin Page Bergman: Therefore, Be it hereby resolved, That in the death of our brother this Division has lost a valuable mem- ber, cne who in the morning of life espoused the cause of temperance, but whose career on earth was cut short by Mim whese ways are above our ways. Resolved, further, That to the family of the deceased we tender our heartfelt sympathies and condolence, and while we and they deeply deplore the loss sustained by this unexpected dispensation, we recognize eur duty to bow in humbie submission to the will of Him who erreth not, and we recommend them to God, who alone is able to comfort in the hour of deep affliction. Resolved, further, That a copy of these reso- lutions, signed by the proper officers, be for- ‘warded to the family of the deceased; that they be entered upon the records; and that they be published in the Evening Star. 1t* Attest: B. F. B. Leacn, B.S. aie Neg eee New York S BS Gentlemen's Clothsng '—New and Fashionably! A large assortm- nt for Dress and Businces wear The English Sack and Walkiog Coats excell in beauty, grade and finish anything «ver offered in thiscity. WALL, Starxans & Co. 322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9:b and loth sta. ocatt (Intell. and Repub.} settee, AGAIK we call attention to the really elegant and varied stock of Jewelry and Plated Ware now dis- played at the Dellar Store, 438 Pennsylvania ave- nue, near 4%, street. Be advised by us, ‘Go to the Dollar Store,” and invest your surplus cash, -lw Corxg, Bunion Nails, Enlarged Joints, and other disorders of the Feet, cured without pain by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Ne. 424 Penn- sylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets, sshington, D.G. No charge for conaultation, be 26-' —— Gaus? Pewssyivaxia Route, via Baltimorsand Harrisburg, to tha North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one o1 Sunday— quick time—low fare and sure connections. idiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and further information apply at the office of Gre: nsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue Sixth street, Washing- ton. 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Dupo?’s Bugar-coated Fomale Regulating Pille are the very best in uss. They operate speedily and effectively, and being sugay-coaied create mo nau- sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiortty over ali others, ice Gla box. Sold bye. Q. Ford, corner lith gece —_ Pa, avenue, ington, ea Sem Es ‘THE ONEAPBET ANP BEST Haiz Dye Im LES ad Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s e, 50 ontsa box. The bestinuse. Try it. Sold by 8. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ngton, and Henry Gook, Alexandria, — Ja6-ly genera Disuasks OF THE NeRyous, SEMINAL, URINARY ANp BExvAL BysreMs.—New and reliable treat- ment—in rea if Howard Association—sent in sealed le' ie or free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. au 22-3. etka SLES ‘Wannanvzp ro Cuns 1m 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, English 5; fic of sixty-five years’ Handing! wlll enre: Gone é ‘onorrhas in siz days. No change st diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Bold by 8.0. Word, corner llth street and Pi Ww ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandri: MARRI§D, On the 2th instant, by the Rev. H.N. Sips Mr. ALVIN BARTENSTEIN to Miss’ MARGARET PICKEN, all of this city. * By the Rey J. Weller, feptember 28th at Prairie Home, near Bunker Hill, Illinois, OHABLES A. SCHOTT, U. 8 Coast Survey, to BERTHA J. €ILDBMBISTER. : DIED, October lat, at 13; o'clock a. m., Miss SOPHIA A. OLEMENTS, in the 23u year of her age. Her friends jusintsnces are respectfully invited to attend hi neral, from the residence of her LE ato 4p — Daly. sormer of Vt. La ae) i. fog. the 34 inst. ‘atlooclock sm. a Ist inst., of paralysis, in the 79th ner eae, Mie. aig BUvaLL, relict of Wa Dee Hor raf will take pleco on Saturday, 9d inst, residence, No. 70 Ind. Tho relstives and friends to attend 2 ats near 3d street. Of the family areinvited this life, OHABLES QRVINEY, ed Mi enoF itsiand,and a residest ef this tances are respectfully oreienk th ral, $ o’elock. Tromn nis late residence, aeydet east nad 1 street south, 7 FOR SALE AND RENT. {For other “For Sale amd Rent," see first page-] Fo RENT--Three Neatly farnished KOOMS, in @ pleasant locatien, with or without Apply ‘at No. 516 Mass. avenue, betwen 481 aad Sth, oe 2- —A GROCERY : Hers AND GROUND FOR RENT —Squsre 446, op 7th street, between () ani P, withema!l Frame Dwelli ir rent, immediate applica- tion to A. HYD@, office at Riggs & o.’s. 062-3" A BOUBSB TO LET— Containing four large roo ns and kitchen; situa'ed on M.between 6th and 7th streets ast. Vor any inforination inquire of ihe advertiser, residing on the premises. oe STOR bet il 2 i lee RENT AND FOR 8aLB.—The proprietor of | & Store on Penn. avenue wishes to sell his aplondid STOCK of Fancy and Assorted Goods apc rent the Store. The Good Will of his custo wees purchaser. Inquire at the Star office. FR ROOM FOR RENT.—One or two gentle- men, Or a gevtieman ard wife, can be accom- modated with a fine furnisbed Ro. 346 K,bet. Leth and 13th streets,in Franklin Row. Any one wanting such a Room for a month or so, can be suited by calling after 5 p. m. to-day. 18* UBNISHED ROOMS TO L¥T—at 450 Twelfth street, between G ard H—two lower sor PARLORS, or one PARLOR anda large BED- ROO! adjoining, both well farnished; also. several 6BO- ROOMS. The location is one of the mo: irable in Washington, and within five minutes’ Willards’ and ‘Kirkwoods’, No children house. . se 23 FRFSTADEANT FOR S4LB— With Fixtares, kc. Apply at No. 434 K et., bat. 6th and 7th. 00 } St" H “SONNBBAEN. Fo SALE—A large LOT, with a FRAME AO83E wi Seer eon in cig pt ei) Sun yessent to ‘ar Department. Inquire at No. 141 th at, between L and New ‘York sreuue. Fosei-ate {OR SALE.—An ESTABLISHMENT on Penn. avenue, doing a fine business, is for sale For rticulars call at the office of CHARLES WA ER, 397 D street, opposite City Hall. oc1 3t RICK HOUSE TO LET AND PAKT OF THE Furniture for sale. Position healthy and cen- of “in the tf tral. Possession given immediately. Apply to W. W. BURDON, Real Estate Agent, Room, No. 3, corner 7th and F sts, oc 1-3t* FS SALE—A new emali BRICK HOUSE. on 6th, near M street, (Island.) It has more than the usual conveniences. and built in the best menrer. Within one square of tte city cars. and as on the street. Inquire, DR.J.@. WILLETTE, 0, 175 F street, oc i-lw* F&. RENT— A FURNISHED. HOUSE, near State Department; heated by furnace, with gas and water. Terms two hundred dollara per month, in advance. Known city references required. Ap- piy to H. C, SPALDING, 33% D street, vear 10th. eel 4t 4OR RENT—A FARBN, containing 3 acres, six miles from the Navy Yard Bridge, in Prince George county. Comfortable Dwelling and all ne- ce-sary Outbuildings, For terms, &c , apply to Z, ENGLISH , corner of]th street and Mass. avenue, Washington, D.O., or MRS. JANE B. TOLSON, on the pre! Oo 1-4t* F°, RENT—That beautiful PLACE on the heightaof Washington, at the junction of Jist and Boundary streets, Jate the residenca of Oom- mander George B. Balch, U.S Navy. For terms, &c. apply to CHARLES VENSON, Enq., No. 86 Pennsylvania avenue. between Zist and 22{ streets. Mr. J. H. CRANDLH, on the premises, will rhow hem, oc l-3t* E,XTANSIVE MARKET FARM FOR RENT — “Tle farm adjoining Uniontown; the land is suitable for gardening and farming purposes: th location within a short distance of the City markets; it is peculiarly adapted to to,the growth of early Vegetables, For further particulars inquire of G. W.TALBURTTE, on the premises, or GRO, MAT- TING@LY, F street Islanc. Also, for rent,a FARM ecataining about one hundred and ten ‘sees, located about one mile from For? Carrol, or if the land is not reated, I will rent the house separately, which contains four large rooms and passage through the centre. Forfurtber particulars enquire as above. (Repub.} ocl-st* PLEABANT FRONT ROOM—Comfortably fur nished, fcr one or two single gentlemen, luth street, on the island. For particulars apply at 232 @ street, between the ours of 9, m, and 4 p.m. se 3)-4t* FOB BENT—Two small FARMS, situated three miles from Washington city. Apply to GEO, McCENEY, near Fort Funker Hill. 89 29-1w* BICK HOUSES — Two Brick Hous story high, with back buildings, Inquire of NIGHOLAS AOKER. OR RENT—In a private family, for gentleman enly. two very neatly-furninhed second story OHAMBERB, location very desirable. only thirty yards east of the railroad and Riggs’ Bank and tate Department Reference required. Inquire 460 New York avenue, near 15th at. se 19 tf 'UBNISHED ROOMS—With Board, may be had at No. 151 West street, Georgetown. 823 }w* LOST AND FOUND. LO8ts A, NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPY. abouts Beventh street, will be liberally sewarded. oc pees OB STOLEN.—On the 7th instant. a D lars Black and Bed HOW, with @ small PIGS. wi iven for any information concerning ‘them left at JOHN McGBANN'B areeeers on B street, between ad and 3d. Gabor g to se 23 lw* BEWARD. — Strayed away $ on Wednesday q morning, » medium size OINTER DOG, lack and White named * Don ;” would whine when spoken to bade 4 The above reward will be id for his retarn to No. 19 Oentre Market Space, mean 8th and 9th stree' BANK HTOHISON. Lt the evening of 29th instant, a lot of WATOH CHABMS, with one gold dollar at- ‘Amithronisa Ground. The tached, at or pear the finder will receive itable roward by leaving it at S49 Eeirtenth, between B and O, (Island.) 00 1-3" BEWARD.—Strayed away, on the 23th inst., a RED CO rith white flanks; horns turned inf Ge the bers neving's pa The above reward ¥ e given if returne . HOLLIDGR & TALKS, P street north, between oo 1 3t* Fourth and Fifth, $5 REWARD —Strayed away f.om the subscri- 10, ber, on Saturday nigh‘, 26ta inetant, a RED W, with white face; topof right ear eut off, The sbové reward will be paid for the delivery of the seme to MICH’L McNALLY, No. 44 Water st., Georgetown, D. 0. oc 1-3t® 85 REWARD.—A DEBD, from John T. Coumbe e to Mary Blake, lost in the City Hall lot,oron the way to be recorded; with Government stamp in it. The above reward will be given if left at the Star office. Be 30-3t* NAKEN UP—On the 27th, one CALF; white face; chaip around its neck, The owner of ssid property will come forward, prove property, pay Charges and take it away. Oity Pound, on fait street, (Island,) Be 30-3t! O8T_On Tuesday, 23th, valuable PAPERS, be- 4 long to Dr. W. P. Powell, between Contraband Camp and K street on 13th. The finder l be liberally rewerded by leaving them at MR. JOHN BROWNR’S, No, 391 I street, bet. 12th and Isth, 30-3t* [Repb.} bs Lt Pistaicr OF COLUMBIA, County or Wage INGTON, Jo wit :—On the 28th day ef September before me, the subscriber, a Ju of the Peace, came Geo. W. Devall, and testified that on Thurs- day last, the 24th day of Beptember,a small BLAOK yas tae came to his enclosure near, heNavy ar 'e A Tidge, as. an ASUTAT. 5 a stice of the Pease, @7 THE OWNER OF SAID MULE is requested focome forward, prove property, psy Charges, and e her away, reset GEO. W. DBVAtL: BTRAYED—Last night, from the yard of the Star office, BLX COWS anda BULL. Two Red Cows; one of them old snd the other young. ‘he old red has lost a portion of her tail, Gne small Chocolate colored Cow. e One Red and White Heifer, giving her first milk, One Chccolate and White dow. One Red and White Cow with rather long horns, One smell Chocolate colored Cow. The Bu'l is two years old, brown or dark red,with phite spots on his body, anda white spot ia bis forebe ad. Three or four of them had ropes oa, some of the ropes being of untwisted laren a The fir der, or whoever will bring information to the Star ofiee J leading to heir recovery, be liberally re Be thy ne nee RW ALLACH. UBNITUBE, OHAIRS, AND MAME RESSES, SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS. CITIZENS And firange find it to their interest to Coe FY Ge ex! reve stebiismment of IN N ¥ No. 180 Pennevivanict pitts tup stairs.) intending <0 close out his extensive stock, bar- gains may be ex, je The second, d, and fourth storiss of the eallaing: wat for rent, Bask of mae saree nih, are G wide, Well Gniahed, and an be used jaar td OF sepa: iy. “iphere is also large back buildings ple, en- cloned with brick Walle and eo iw IBST WAED OYSTER DEPOT. ‘HT street, between Teenie and Twenty first st3., tuetaae be i ie mar! OYSTEES wil be furni ity. PIOKLAD OYBT MED aiwers oD Cy aay eaare haga orn Goac 7 Ly THB. t free vy DEFED Far ‘the publisher's ‘This Gay published and pb Md {Ohson.&: had she enR. AYE. %. Sf ote je8, three- |' for the famil; for sale low. } Pie drese ; can . O, ‘best OYBTERS- very. PIO NICS, &c. GoD Fimme COMING. THE SHIELDS BOYS, by request of their many friends, will THIRTBENTH GRAND BALL, Axon Hatt, B stréet. between Ninth and Tenth streets, on MONDAY EVENING, Oct. Ith, 1868. Tisketo—ONB DOLLAB, admittiog » gentleman and ladies, Committee of Arrangements. A. Gleason, J. McCann, J.Hogan, J. Flanegan, D. O'Brien, 032 St* Pee ahs AE eS ee ee Wk FTH GRAND BALL OF THE AMAR) tj F HOOK AND LADDBR COMPANY a ae Day eeboms Hate, Navy Yard, on THURS- For liars 8 = F perticulars see future advertisement. Fr4suion apie DANCING AOADEMY. MR. GOODALL, Professor and Teacher of Dancit and Deportmens. bas the honor to announce ‘a oa Class, for Sareea sneer and soune ies. comm. stthe Umitap Hatt, on 1ith street, Pennsylvania ave ) plod Classes tor ‘ay evening: AY, Oct. 8d, at2 Btlemen on Tuesday and Pri- frem 7 to 10. Private lessons any hour of the ¥. The Reaptre Sxercise for Ladies, so much recom- mended for deformity and onesidedness; also, the Indian Clubs, for Gentlemen. Officers and clerks make a note of it. Mr_ G. continues to give lessons on the Violin and Violoncello. Due notice will be given of his Classes at George- wn Mra. Goodall will receive a limit pupils for Piansforte and Si: rE eet number of ot cares of terms, &c. please app'y at his rooms. M488 FASHIONABLE ACADEMY, AT Onp FsLiows’ Hat, STREET. Prof. MARI™I has now formed his Olass will commenoy teaching on THURSDa the Ist Octover at3p. m. Days of tuitio: Tuesdays and Thursdays, for Ladier. Misse: and Masters; for Gentlemen from 732 to 9 m. seme evenings. B. LABB. a2} Prof. F. R. LABBE’S Academy will re-epen on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, in the hall over the store of Me: George & Thomas Parker & Co., Pennsylvania avenue, directly tw ytepted the Metropolitan Hotel. Daya of tuition for misses masters Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat- urdays, mencing at 3 o’ch p.m; for gentle- ings, +t half-past 7. a enings, commencing at half-pas! Pp Io NIO! PIO NEO! The ERCOND GRAND P10 WIC for the bi Br. Dominiox’s Cuurox will take place at th Wasuinorow Park, 7th street,on MONDAY, October 5th, 1863. The Brass and Stricg Band of Charles Bergman and M. Trosai is engaged for the occasion. The Committee pledge themselves that this shall be the Grend Pic Nic of the season. Tickets only 25 cents; Children under ten years 10 cents. Dinner and Supper furnished by the proprietor of the Park at reasonable prices. 8035 OLUMBIA COBNBT AND STRING BAND.— The undersigned respectfully anxouncen to tea pantie, that he is ready to furnish Music; for Private Parties, Bails. Pic- Nica, Parades Exhibitions, etc., with any number of Musici t of required, at th t notice, by lea at John Iseman’s, corner of Penney lve and 4th street east. HE! se9 3m* WANTS. WARTED—A smart, active White DRIVER, 'n a Grocery, . Ns, it* 487 Ninth street. WwW ANTED—A WOMAN tonurtesbaby. Apply at FRANKLIN'S, 244 Penn. avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sts.. north aide. 06 2-2" ANTED-—By a respectable Woman, a SITU A- TION as Chambrrmaid and to assist in Wash- ing snd Ironing. Applyat No. 439 Penn. avenus , between Sd and 4% ste. It® W ANIED. By a respectable young Lady, a 8IT- UATION as Ohambermaid and to do Sewing @ best of reference given. ‘lease address L, M.. Star office, one day. i W AR TED Three good Journeymen CARPEN- TERS. Apply, No.85 La. avenue, between 9th and 10th 5 oe 2" mest NORBBCK & CRAMBLITT®. OUBE WANTBD.— Wanted to rent, from Nov, Ist, either in Washington or Georgetown. a Furnished or furnished House, with stable and earriage-hout ttached. Address B., Losk Box 48, Washington Post Office. 002-lw* 150 WILL BB GIVEN TO ANY ON WHO may obtain forme, » well-endorsed ‘ituation of at least-$1.20) ver year. or assumed name, A. B. N., Oe 2-3t* Union wan. a Address, over New York city. WATOCHMAKER WANTSED. active workmas,I will To a quick, ve twenty-five dal- lars per week, avd constant employme: None but a'quick and good workman need apply at No, 394 Penn. ave., Washington, D. 0. 1t* & respectable Woman, who hi old y Inquire at the @ K sts., Island, HIEBF AST QUARTERM. Depot of Washinaton, 134 North F etrest Washinston. B. C., October 1, Jabs. TWELVE SHEET-IRON WORK EES wanted im- mediately at the Government workshop, corner of Nineteenth and F streets. the usual Gov- ernment rates, with ratios included. Good and ex- perienced workmen required, None others need apply. lication to be made at once to B. Orist, superintendent, °° ™SpWAnb b, RantZ oc2-19t Gaptain, A. Q. Mf. . Army. ANTED—A SITUATION as Clerk or Light Porter, by a young man about 21 years of age.* Can give good city reference, Address N. Btar office. 06 1-2t* ANTED IMMBDIATELY—A first-rate Jour- neyman TAILOB to work on new work and busheling. The best price paid. red New York avenue, between 10th and llth streets. oc 1-3t* INO. W. SHIPLEY. WANTED— A Middle-aged HOUSEKEEPER one of experience, and can bring good refer ences; also,a superior IRONER, two CHAMB MAILDS, and two WOMEN for cleaning. the Olarendon Hotel. oc WASTED: Teapectable WHITH WOMAN to do th eral Housework of a small family. One who i g@0od cook. washer and ironer, and jive reference from her iast place, can call at street, near 15th. oc 1-3t* ANTED—Two GIRLS; one as Cook, Washer. and Troner, the othér as Housegirl. Gord wages will be given to those who can come well recommended. Apply between Green and Mont- gomery streets, above Stoddard at., Georgetown Highta, D. 0. oc 1-3t* W4at2.- 60,000 LADIES TO OALL at 381 F street, opiate Patent Office and get their YOKES, BANDS, CLOAES, CAPES, SACQU ES JOBIRS SLIPPERS, PINCUSHIONS, HANDKEROBIEFS, and INITIALS Si: AMPED. We hava the finest lot of Braid Patterns ever offered here, for Bkirts,&c. Our Machine, the only ome in the city, Will make your Pattern and Stamp your goods while you wait. ocl-Im ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER and [RON ER. 454 Eighth street. near D. 830-3t* ‘WO BARBERS WANTED—Af THE CLAREN- don Hotel. Be 30-3t* ANTED—Good PANTALOON MAKERS at WM. TUOKER’S, Merchant Tailor, No. 426 Penn. avenne, bet. 444 and 6th sta. 86 30 3t* ANTED—A WOMAN to do General House- work fora small family; alro, a Half-grown GIRL to nurse. Must come well-recommended. Apply, 355 I st.. bet. 1Sth and 14th. fe 3)-3t" Cc... WANTED AT NO. 120 Bridge street, Georgetown. Gocd wages and constant employment, Aoy - ASTH! 0 266 R, A. EDMONSTON. Wann IMMEDIATELY — GOOD GOAT, PANTA) good LOON, and VEST MA&ERS; also, 5 % B. OWEN & SON, Safire BM AR itary ‘and Naval Tailors, Be 30 St 912 Penn. av '—A small HOUS! uae Goo ta trcoms: The best of refer- ence giv and the rent in advance if required. Address T. B. T., through the City Post Office, Box £52. Be 30-3t™ TEES DEPABT’T WASHINGTON. AF40e048 s m3 . Chtef Quartermaster. DB, Sept. 26. 1863. ONE HUNDRED CABPENTEES WANTED Im- MEDIATSLY —Wages $50 ey month and aration. Rach workman must bring his own tools, and none rien ds need come. Oa eet bee ie it once to ELIAS M. GREENS, se 30-6t Chief Q. M. Dep’t of Washington jUsE WANTED,.—Wanted to Fs Bows =. * py Star oltiee. Oa price and for or frame, bet ANTED—Two fir NERS, at 102 be We rte 2 MOSES SIBGIL. tweat the high- ae AUCTION SALES, —————————— YHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-30RROW By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. raotan Pactaeerny Peestrin tara VABTs AY! ‘7? AvCTION —On yalpat. the 3d day of der, sball rell.on the premises, at 30 'cloc R bes (3, fronting On BATCRD RY MES 10 o'eloek. we will sell at the Bcge. Sebastes story and attie briek be sold = wade building which ca:'be made intoad = eee ee aoe oe bs Gi ig be Widckca “ocd W. L. W. WALL & 00., Ancts, Tot Ne, 14 fronting 2 feet on] Ponearivania avenue, VALUABLE RBAL BsTATA FOR sala. 7 i avenue, and'will be sold in three sacra fara By yirtue of » decree of the Olrealt Qeurt for to pure! arr Prince George’s county, sitting ae @ Ooart of ‘Werms: One-third cash ; balance in three, Kquity, passed’ in s cause in sald Court, whereie nine, aud twelve months, Richard BB. Chew and B. O. Digges. Adininistra- 5 se15-e0& and George Ard! odante’ the subreriber, an Trostee, will offer at Pub?ic Sale, LY howse, w: six A deed given and adeed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. gee, deceased, are com, and others are de By J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auetioneors. to the Lighest bi¢der, on’ the pre: on. ALU ABLE LOT ON 77H 8¢ ‘ DAY, the Ith day of October next, V Fenire bia On FEIDAT MPNOEEOAT | ovioc Mitinie igese thanost nite eres Oct. 24, at 60’clock, om the premises, w aiter.) all the northern part of Lot Bin Square Noo any | @ a. fronting 41 feet 8 inches on the west side of 7th street north, between N and 0 streets, rnuning back 100 feet. Title indisputable. Terma: One baif cash ; balance in twoand four 5 top City. and may be He Bev, months for notes satisfactorily secured. bearing | '084’—elther by 1 street road, inter ‘Expenses of conveyancing at parchasers sulereotloceaee Oreo a= so bd dr pi intwo wiles porsawest of the Bl pet ae 3.0. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucts. | ghicining the lands of Mrs. Marya” ree By J.C. McGUIKE & OO., Auctioneers Messrs. Robert Clark, Joseph Kenedy, and wr| SMALL AND D¥SIRABLE OOUNTRY SEAT Jobn 0. Fairfax, and is justly celebrated 1.8 one o? ‘ ADJOINING THR Ci?y aT Puniic auctio.—On 5 ee the most deanti ul places of residenc: Farm ly between Glen. | 12 soil vs naturally of the frst class and wood aven! i taining 27 acres, | Die of the bighert state of cuitivation—is particu 1rood, and 19 and one-half perches, improved by | !#?ly séapted to the growth of corn and grass, aa to productions for market. One hundred’ an seventy acres of this land are in wood. and it ises timated would cut seven thousand cords of prim anexcellent Dwelling House, barns, stab! other cut buildings, “the whele surrounded by & beautiful grove of forest eaks, and well supplied | & order and 4 Db "Fhe above land'eill be celtin lots, with adue proportion of weod attached to each jot. a plat of which may ns seen at the office of Messrs. Ji Terms: One-third ineash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with { ¥ atea of piven mig interest, secured by a with wat fire wood. There is aleo an abundant supply o This desirable Uttle farm will be divided into | Cedar and Locust for fencing. ‘The interes. three parts, two of them fronting on Boundary | ™e2teare acommodious Dwelling-house, aod al : stroct, containing 8 acres cach, and the other front- | Becestary Out-houses including a large Brick ipg on Glenwood avenue, and containing about 11 | Stable and Carriage House, witha spacious Lawn, pores, together with homeatead and other | Garden, and Grounds, tastefully arranged and in ngs. ’ ‘emises. 5 . James A plat of the premises may be seen at the Auction +» Wael m.D.O, The several Rooms. Bee public road, and’contain beantifal nO OG UTERO. (Amey : are : One third cash, to be paid on By W.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers At the Horse Bazaar. 9% south side Penn. Avenue, between 9thand Wth stries. RIAGR A uction —On hal ING, 3d October, at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at the staar, 8 pair of Blooded Horses, one of the Black Hawk and the other of the Begister breed, 4 years old, and trot together in The Black Hawk Fy the day cfeale. or on the day of th: thereof by the Courts and lay of 8 ratification stalments of six an elve fi fale, the whole to bear interest from ibeasy i acd the payment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the parcheser, with a surety or sureties to be ap- roved by the Oourt But tne Trustee is author- zed to receive the whole, pert = cbhare money ee thie in —- — trots single in 2:40, Aine Family Carriage and | BPOR {BS ratification of ape the Court an it Harness, convey the same to the purchaser or purchasers. Torr WM. L, WALL &CO..Aucts, | iB lee simple, free, clear and discuarcey at it claims of the parties to this i any Bs 1 je Trai authorized at thi ti aud place to sell the Dower Interest of Mee None igée8, thus securing to the pure! title fo'the above property, * comple RICHARD B. B. CHEW, Trust Upper Mariborough; Mary! By W. B. LEWIS & OO., Auctioneers Popestoxp, ARLOB, “AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.— We will tell at tion, cu MONDAY MORNING next, Oct. 5th, at 10 o’clock at Dwelling No. 352 Sixth street, between H and I north, the races of gentieman leav- By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, At the Horse Bazaar, 9% south side Louisiana avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets. z JOTICE.—The two MORGAN HORSBS adver- \ tised for Auctionon SATURDAY BORNING, 3d inst., have been tried at the Basaar in Harness. and the owners have consented to sell them asa pair or singly. oc] WM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts. By WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers Wilt BE 80LD.—On SATURDAY, October 34, at the Horse Baraar, 98 south side La. ave., between oth and 10th streets, a beautifal dark Brown ing tne city. We name in par! GANADIAN HOKSB. about 15 hande high ; 7 years | Walnut H. G. Sofa and Onsirs old ; warranted sound and kindin single and double | Marbi harness or the seddle ; is a fast trotter and is sold = without a fault, the owner being obliged to leave | Exten for Europe in a week. ALSO, a handsome 4 seat single horse CARRIAGE, nearly new and made by one of the most celebrated makers in Newark, New Jersey. Th tention of private families. army officers, &e., invited to the sale. Can be seen at the | With other goods not enumerated. Bazaar at9a,m, morning of esle. ocl-St . B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. ocl ‘WM.L. WALL & OO.. Aucta, (Daily and Sunday Obronicle copy.) By WM. L WALL & CO. Auctioneers By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ON, SATURDAY MORNING, 10 O'CLOCK, ar FPObE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND Lo? aT the Horse Bazaar, 9 south side La. ave.. be- Avctiox.—On THU BBDAY, the 8th instant, at tween 9th and 10th streets, will be sold. a very we shall sell, in front of the p valuable Dark Brown, Pure Bred, Vermont tween 6th and 7th streets n MORGAN HORSE, abont 15% hands high, and 8 to 9 years old ; sound and kind in barness and saddle, and is a fast trotter, having gone 3:18. This Horse bas been raised by the celebrated stock breeder ‘he attention of buyers is invited to the sale, as Lewis Sherman, Brandon, Vt., to whom the present | this property is located in theceatral part of the refers to, and coat in Rutland 6 months ago | @ity. Sale without reserve. and be wiil be sold without s fault, the own: 5 balf cash; balanee in six, twelve, ns. ‘The atte months for notes bearing eed of truston the premi- and stamps at cost ofthe GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y VIEBTUR OF AN ORDBE OF DISTRESS, for ground rent cee. ant in arrears, from Wilkes & Co. to Brook M: $2.25 ; and likewise due cense under the Interna] Reve! Cane and W. 8. Ohbairs Double and Bingle Bedsteads so aie Cotton cares Husk Mattrassee Brussels, In; laryeta Grockery, Chinavand Glass W rocker; Cooking Stove and Fixta rie th, rick Houre. containing ten iares and spacious rooms. with fine hells, on part of Let wis Square No, 454. tion public is requested — sale. ‘an be seen at the Bazaar, in harness or saddle, at 9a. m., on the morning of sale. oe! ool WM. L. WALL & O0.. Aucts, By J.C. MeGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, Vu VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Law. the sam of $33, I have distrained:and seized upon theim- Lt —On NOO! ‘tober 3d, at4}_ o’slock, on th mises, we shall sell a desirable Ballding Lot, siteated os north H street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, (adjoining the residence of James G. Tove! on part of Lot No. 7, in Square No. 923, satiefy the same.andI hereby on MONDAY da; e hour of 10 he Fret, Bsa. the west,) havi front of 4 | O'clock a. m., fost 8 Inches, and running back 150 feet toa #0 feet | Biahent bidder on the preminte 5 LA alley. 4 PeThia is believed to be ons of the most desirable | _#¢2-3t"WF2S Baiiit #24 Constable, and eligible building sites to be found for sale in By J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. ia Terms : One-third cash ; the remainder in six and pusrtc BALB OF A MOST BLIGI! ‘OILD- r ths, with inte! imc Lovuxpez 4 Dacape or Oovar.—In the tan = am rr rest, secured\by'@ deen et matter of the palltion of Bramana J.’ Middleton, ing ut ional and ‘idiam rander dea EEC. MoaU1nN a Coane, | Seances aed Mae Aree ee By J.0. MeGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. Anderson, deceased. i XBCUTOR’S SALE OF OORPORATON OF ia Dursuance of a desree of the Orphans’ Ooart, - | Of Washington county, in the District of Golambia, DAY AFTERNOON, Oct, Ghat Sorciocks at tne | duly ratified and the Honorable Be Auction Gooms of Jas, 0. McGuire & Co,, Tahal! | Brome Court of said District, in the matter of the it in sums bit ition, undersigsed will offe! for sale. at Public Auction, on the S500 Gorporation of Washington six per cont, TUBED. a, the "af Outer mse’ |, Om JOBN MCCLELLAND, Rxesutor. | 3.73. all ‘claim, aad de- ht, int co) .o. & 00.. Aucts, | Mand of the sai minor HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS | Seekatheeseee eae im the city of W: sed’ kugwa and dicta LANSBURGH & BROw’S sixty-eight (363), containing a nine (39), feet on Nin' t, and running bi BALTINOBRE BARGAIN STORE, one hundred and thirty-eight (is8) feat and ne (9) 375 BEVENTH STREET, 3 doors above I. THE LONG EXPECTED Ona AP GOODS HAVE COME AT LAST. and the residue intwo eq ayable respectively im six and twelve months, with in- terest. the deferred payments to secured by a deed or srast on th ae maser e conveyan g at ex! of purchaser. B's: MIDDLETON, Y B. ANDERSO) nardians, &c, Beautiful DARK CALICOMS, only 18% cents por | 7;,M,, BLovwe, Solicitor for Petitioners, | yard, LEACHED 'N COTT! fi By J. O. McGUIBE & OO,, Auctioneers, Bi Poco gets co 'ONS, from I5centa V 285 DESIRADLE BUILDINGLOTS OO v TRENT! 10 pieces new style DE LAINES, at Sicent per | nurweex M asp N stnens.—On WEDNESDAY yard, AFTERNOON, Octo! ber 7th, at4 o’elock, on ti premises, we sell Lots 4 B, of Qushin, subdivision of Lote 2,3, and 4, ve fied Sai, at the corner of north Latreet Elevent fronting each 2 feet, and running back 12 feet Bich atyles of DRESS GOODS, at 35 cents per yard: Plain ALL- WOOL DE LAIN 8 of all shades, FRENCH MEBINOES, only $1 per yard, The best DOLLAR BILK in the city, a wide alley, : A good assortment of BED BLANKETS, tones. ee ert fo high and beautiful position CASSIMEBES and CASSINETS, for men and boys wear, in large variety, WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS, cheaper than ever, Two cases HAMILTON CANTON FLANNELS, WHITE and BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTH, TOWSLS, NAPKINS, etc., from auction, LINEN OBASH, for Towels, only cents per yard, 250 BALMORAL SKIRTS just received, SHAWLS in great variety, very cheap, Beautiful IRISH LINEN, slightly damaged, only 50 cents per yard, lence shinai eo Ar city, and have the advantage of reservation in front. IMMBDIATPLY AFTER, ‘We shall sell Lots No. 12.13. 14, 15, Davidson’ subdivision of Square No. 340. 25 feet 9 inches on Eleventh street, between M an: N streets, and running back 92 feet to a wide publie | alley. These lots have pavements laid in front, aud are in all respects choice building sites. _ Terms: One-third cash ; the remainder in six and twelve months, with int it, secured by w deed of trust on the premises. at cests of conveyances to be psid by the pur- Reker, eezd J. ©. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. T1O: OF HORSES, MULES, MILOG © 40dozen FRENCH MECHANICAL CORSETS, at eee eee ore iste hres I ae Leaies? and Gents’ Wire Linen | Seber tot Mae ees en srl 800 dozen ies’ ani ents’ ober. ° ny We seil ai HANDKEROHIEFS. These goods have been farm of Bp. Benj Hedges, tes inlles sfrom Tennall bought at auction, and will be sold ata great | }o7' va e and Book Creek, sacrifice, Seven Stont Work Horses and Wagon Harness WHITE GOODS of every description, 9 orate eae. 1 Mules Beautiful EMBROIDERED OURTAIN MUSLIN, | 507) 20H. tors im prime order for beef only 35 cents per yard, Fifty tons of Hay f A large assortment of Ladies’ and Childrens’ | Bix hundred cords Seasoned Oak and Pine Wood, HOSIERY and GLOVES, ailoorted. as a poses eat of Fort Du- 40 dozen splendid STITORED KID GLOVES, only | qapend fay WO Tues Of Fo ee $10 pair, sels GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 1,000 dozen J. & P. Coates’ BPOOL COTTON, at 8 By QRBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer cents, 2,000 dozen Green & Daniels’ SPOOL COTTON, at 6 cents, 30 Gents’ PAP BR COLLARS for 15 cents. LOW’S BROWN WINDASOS SOAP, at 15 cents a package, Our assortment of Ladies’ and Misses’ HOOP SKLBTS is complete, and we are selling them at factory prices. BH Call and convince yourself at the BALTI- ‘Ter! 32 months, MOBE BARGAIN BTORE of LANSBURGH & BRO., be gg y Rope 3758NVENTH STREET. | to secure the defe ts. three doors above I, P. 8,—The Store will be open every evening unt! | Ef'the end at ees o KY ol 9o’elock. Those whe wish to avoid a crowd will epolgnes. as please call early in the morning, or late in the eve- 4 7 ning. somew* | fruiting =. ALLOW banpim, . gogireeceneah SST Naa deactre