Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-10

ahu ulsl llle evening.
announcements Of .iPi rocking Bciis.-In our I'D
Veftl,lng columns viii be prominently found The an
Eounccment of the grand ball of the Continental
Guards, which l. ia take place the evening OF tn.
l.I Of December. at Jackson Hall. The utmost
cfoTt> are being made 10 make this ball among TIE
very first OF the season.
The National Crews also c0nSpicuGusly announce
IhsE ANNUAL bail, " hch is TO come off on the even
ing Of liz elst inst, at Jackson Hall. EVERYBODY
who ever attended tie Grey'- BALI knows very vel
thai they always get ihs up in All unsurpassed mn
Efr IN this they propose TO go ahead Of former
ones.
The Mount Vernon Guards hall, of Alexandria.
l. al~' among The prcminrtIy announced balls of the
season. which II 10 l- given at Sarrpta Hail. in that
MY, On the same evening that of The Crews Thus
The IN" cities viii be made lively the same time
ty ihr efforts Of the two popular companies
The Montgomery Guards also making exten
i've preparations :or their tefe. The Igly Club has
h"t gwen us their unique card yet but they are get
TN. along "a fast as their ugIineSs will let them
The Last Liqu1r HH-In our report o. the doing,
CT TIE Board of Common Council. al their Las,
meeting, We mentioned the fact of another Eauor
Dill having been introduced and postponed. The
following the proceeding. in the matter from the
record:
VII, BuFns, Oh leave, introduced I BILL entitled
An act To suppress the issun, of licences to shops
l1E"Tn%, and oTdihalics;r ". ich was read twice
when ~
Nr. Miller moved the po,t2oncrnert OF the further
Consideration ~: ;he b until ;he third Monday III
June next, Which notion was agreed ~ hy the fol
lJNIna vote:
YE,--MessrS. Douglass. Barr. Stewart. Once,
DAVIS, Pepper, Clarke, Bu>cy, Miller. GadGis. and
PumphTCy-ll.
NAYs-Hes'rs Easily, WannaIl. Burns, Hanson.
Cuil, Riley, Hamburger, and CalIan-S.
PSTPleIh.es Of P.utiss.-We don't sneak oC M
hucal ptrtIcs-Hard@ and SOits have become alike
stale and musty Hamet's prnyerb-hut of tI,o.r
pefpeIiiies which arse the brcak up of even
s parties, where the faculties of the guests tbouyh
strengthened wuh teTrapin and fried OYSTERS and
sharpened by champagne, do suffice for an euui-
Table distribution OF the coats and hats reckessIy
eonninslrd on the hall floor, tables hat stands and
STARS adjacent friend of ours wi no had The good
fortune 10 attend a delightful elfempore souper a
lev evenings sii'c", nj which Were assembled the
Judge ocfacy, The Colonel 0cracy, the General ocra
g, AMI AL the un;tlcd vii and genius i'm tho CITY
at'cted thitller by the magnetism OF the host whom
al rove ana honoT-trii> u that he do, NOT com
pam "i Ills state Of things his own account as
III exchanged TWO Year old blac paetOl Tor a Lran
new Ialma. But he ber> us 10 cali attention IN ,Jo
wi as being one that could be easily and rffec,u
HiN felntdled Tbs remedy suggested Itself 10 our
ObseTvant friend, who Processes himself viIlipg IN
swap back with the gentleman who now honnrs his
oid black paletOl,) while seeing the eInauent Jud.e
J. on his hands and knees with his head tLrust
under The hail table, patiently seeking for his hat
While IN stately and majestic Colonel B-was
buried Under pile OF overcOatS, trying tn find one
INTO which he could insert his magnificrntly mo-
pd'rtOned person.
TTlFnTEs N l. ti.. 7 a.,
day OF party, provide himself with sufficient ouan
NN "i card board caecks, numbered in pairs-two
number l, TWO nuniber2, and 50 on. Then. as the
guests arve, he receives the bat aud coat umbrella
'ehe dhe what not, gVr> the guest check and NIT
ing al the things together pins them the CORES
bonding check. AT lie breaking up of the parry.
each guest presents his check receives the articles
pun away under that number, and quietly departs
ieH'is The pJr;cr his blessing and "A quarter a. h,
pdN>eS out n tile front door.
Ihere, Mea-rs- PorteTS. there Is something worth
Your attention.
"nr fhendiy OuespOndent who furnishes the
anoEr must certainly have lost his hat, OF Is briin-
iOii OF benrSolence-:or puriq man.
i"cldert, at The C0nceTt.-The audience a, the con-
'"f last evening, especially those who sat in the
rear was much astOnished To- hear arise from the
P'ai'fm where Ole Bull was playing, the sounds of
raih-r musical howl of dog. ''Whai cGE il be ~
many exclaimed, but on its repetition, the mystery
was explained, BY Il servant stirring email dog out
nom under The stage. The dog appeared 80 BE- either
charmed or scared by ole Bulls wonderful fiddIiHg
ihe other incident that of an enthusiastic
hld, showing about among his friend. two or
'hree wards OF telegraph news from New York
stating the triumph o; the former over the ssoits
i'"y appeared To he more delighted with the good