Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-19
GEoRsETowK, D. c., NOy'r 18th, 1853.

hHhlNkD.-h Deautlful steam pleasure yacht,
the property Of gentleman resident in Wash
ton, left Annapolis on Thursday morning last for
this city. Her non appearance here for some
days past generated fears that she had foundered
In gale known to have blown des pc rately in the
bay during the latter part of last we. K II how
ever appears that she weathered the storm gal
lanty, and succeeded in putting into The s.reach'
or harbor Of Nanjemoy Greek, where she burst a
nue., which caused her non- appearance In Wash
ington until this morning, when she arrived in
low OF the propeller DIAMOND State, otherwise in
good order and condition. She is be- autiful
Litue craft, caPitally formed, and capable Of af-
Loial9S Infinite enjoyment to her owner and his
FoR CpvRT-YesteTday, Samuel Russell was
arrested by onacer King, on a charge Of stealing
from Mr.. Samuel Strong a pair of spurs The
case was laid before Justice Dom, who held the
Court. -
During the late fire In the First Ward the house
OF woman named Emma Wilson was entered
oy man. who broke % every piece of furniture
she had in the house The Information was given
10 the police Of the Ward, and on "Wednesday
last ofhcer Edwards arrested young man named
Constantine Edwards who was charged with the
onence. He was taken before Justice Dom and
held 10 ball in the sum Of $500 to appear at court
EEKY HIGH WINDs.-The neighborhood OF
Seventh street, between street and New York
avenue, was the scene on last night of some heavy
blowing, which had the effect to change the 10.
cation ofvarious heavy articles from their original
Position 10 situations novel and surprising. Win
dow sash We're blown across door ste DIS in sue b
apanner az to eectually prevent either inyress or
egress, ana large dry goods boxes were Whisked
under high poiches. to the disgust of basement
doors. various business signs were transformed
10 new positions, and a general metamorphoSis
was observable all about the neighborhood The
wlnd also bl3w down tall chimney at the corner
OF massachusetts avenue and l. street
OARS MIR. James A. Wise, whose store is at
429 Seventh street, between G and ii, send, US
specimen Of large quantity of Poland oats he is
now selling. They are the fnest-if the speci.
men is fair one, and there Is no eason whatever
10 doubt that fact-we ever saw in so large a
Quantity oats that would take the first premium
for quality at any agricultural fair in the land.
TRIALS AT TINE GUARD HOUsR.-Wesley Wood
ward, disordefly and carrying concealed wez pops.
fined $50 and costs; John Suter, do, work hou se
10 days; John Csllow, drunk and sorderly, do
w days VIM. Smith, do, do. 90 days Charles
Shorter do fine and costs, SO Is: Isabella Tho,n'
jail. ''A' w.
BKNKvoLRNcE.-Our Georgetown neipbboTs
will see, by reference to the advertising columns
Of the Star, that on Sunday next the rec Schools
in charge of the Young Catholics Friend Socie-
y OF georgetown, will appeal to them from elo-
quent lips.
ApPoINTEp.-B. P, Smith, Esq has been ap
pointed by Coy. Lowe, a commissioner of deeds
In the District Of Columbia, for the State OF Ma.
ryland.
REAL Estate SALE Lot No. 8, in square 49,
was sold by A. Green, auctioneer, to Samuel By
ington, for 10 cents per foot.
FAIRS, Balls, and Festivals fu nished with Ice
Cream, of the best -ouaIity ar ri nsr SaiInn go
GoaisotoneSy OF an kinds a reduced prices, fresh