Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

AJahs-odd Fellows n all was packed, cram.
med, lammed last night, and hundreds were
obliged to 60 away unable to obtain admission
great unrivalled George, and az the hall (thoup
capacious) wouldn't hold every BODY why great
many were disappointed. But better luck next
time Let them GO early tonight, or, better yet,
secure seats to-day aud then they win be all right
and tight, snug and secure of a chance to witness
what Is undoubtedly the richest. mos. unique,
most diversified, most laughter. provok ing most
touc hing, Observation-Disclosures heir-money
performance they have ever witnessed We have
not space to particularize the different items of
the rich bill Of last MIS- ht but take our word for
it, everything was capital.
CIRcrir CouRT.-The arguments on the writ of
error In the case Of Ludim A. Bargy occupied the
Court all day yesterday. and Were not concluded
when the Court adjourned ~.
To-Day, the Court having met, the arguments
In the above case were concluded but 40 decision
given by the Court; which adjourned over until
the frst Monday In January next The case holds
over OF course, until the rising of the adjourned
term.
LARcENY Last night Detectives Narrower and
BusheT arrested man named James Metear,
charged with stealing four stitching wheels, the
property OF II. Michaeles. He was taken before
Justice Dom, where, although he was very
drunk, he was sharp enough to DENY all charges
and demand the proof. He underwent search,
put nothing was found upon him. He would not
make further search, asked his commitment for
hearing: To this he make no objection, an it
Afforded him temporary boarding house
Collision The steamer Monticello, eager, Of
the New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
line came IN collision with schooner In the river
Potomac on Smiths Point about O'Clock yester-
day morning The bowsprit Of the schooner ran
over the stern Of the steamer, tearing away the
port bulwarks and rail- and staving in the after
saloon The name Of the schooner Is unknown,
she however escaped with slight damage. The
Monticello arrived here at her usual hour.
The Auctions The most busy localities of
our city this morning were the spaces and pave
men In front Of and around the stores of licensed
adapted to house furnishing, and were new and
second hand: the latter description being most
soundant The stands were surrounded with
bidders, and the sales were kept up till noon
business.
Look Our.-The officers have been on hurried
search. to-day, for a young, genteel-iooking
stranger, who was passing counterfeit money this
morning.. in this city. The haste of the officers
prevented our getting description Of the coun.
look closely at bank notes which NAV be offered
them In payment for small amounts The person
Is SAID TO have large amount of paper with him.
CENTRAL GUARDHousE CASES WIN. Slater,
coiored, lighting; fine and costs 81 Is Robert
Taylor, drunk in the streets; workh house 90 days
w m, Henderson, vagrant; do. 90 days. Michael
Boucher, drunkenness; fine and costs 80 Is s.
Godfrey, do, do, 81 Is. Tom Brown, disorder.
iyi do % Is Geo. Sinclair, Pat Kanailly, Jno.
M. Dewitt, Geo Thompson, fghtingj security for
court. "
CENTER MARKEr.-The market opened very
unprohtably to dealers this morning. Though
they were numerous and their supplies excellent,
the attendance Of purchasers was slim, and the
demand very light. The appearance of the streets
and avenues leading to the market was little DIFF.
ferent from that of other days, with the exception
OF the wagons around the market space.
FRIENDS QUARTERLY MEETING The uarter-
ly meeting Of the Society of Friends which
opened in this city at Friends Meeting House,
on Sunday last, closed yesterday morning At
the closing meeting, religious dscourses were
made by 3 NJ. Janney, Miriam Cover, and Jesse
Hogue. The exercises have been well attended
throughout-4lez. Gazette.
READ THE ANNOUNCEMENT Of the sale for the