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NoTIcE.-Bevsre of counter fsIts and unprlnoI-
pied dealers end 7avOrins to dispose of their own
ard other articles on the reputation attained by
HelrboLPS Extract BHehH, q positive and specific
remedy for diseases of the adder, Kidneys, Ora
vel, D-opsJ, DO, 60, 30. Ask for Helmbold's
Take no other. See advertisement IL another DOL
umn. se 80
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK an.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE REINFoRcENENTs

THE REINFoRcKNHNTs
We are satisfied that yesterday and to-day con
siderable Uhiop reinfOfcemen,s embsfked for
Gen. Shermansin south Carolina.
CENTRAL sroNE.
Gen. Chas. p. Stone 10 In Washington today,
Ia consultation this forenoon with Gen. McCiel-
Ian, at the War Department.
SAVANNAH.
Such Is the nature Of the country that no forti-
hcstions can be constructed which may interiors
with the progress Of our troops from Port Royal
TO Savannah, IL that be the plan Of Gen. Sher-
mans campaign.
TRIAL TRIP. q.
This forenoon the President, HIS Cabinet, and
few other distinguished gentlemen, went down
70 Alexandria to be on the new war steamer Pen
sacola, on the occasion Of her hnal trial Trip,
which takes place to-day.
HANDSOME PRESENTS.
This forenoon there arrived kY railroad, from
Cincinnati, three nne horses, said 10 be presents
from personal friends 20 Generals Mcclellan,
Marcy, and Burns, the last named Of General
stones column.
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Mr.. Yancey Getting Discouraged.

BosToN, Nov. 4.-On the person OF James
Brown, arrested here a traitor, was found a
letter from VIM. l.. Yancey, now In England, TO
bis son in Alabama, speaking discouragingly OF
the prospects of a recognition OF the Southern
Confederacy" by the European powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

CobGHs.-Che sudden changes Of orr climate are
sources of Pulmonary, BroachidI and AHhmdtie
AfscttonS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at once be had TO 6 Rro1sa'S BrorchfcI
IfOehsS," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatOn OF the Throat be slight, as by this
precautlon more serious attack may be efectuaIly
warded OF. PH5!te Speakers and Singers will find
them ehectual for clearing and engthenlnE tn .
yoic' See Advertisement. de l-lJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

WE ASSERT IT goLDLY, there are no other med
leines s. reliable, sreotuel, and convenient, 4s
HOI!0lcdyS Pills dad OtntsIsrt-elways ready for
They Invaluable to the solder ex 30 sed
to wounds, sores, fsvers, and bowel complaints.
They never fail. Only Is cents per boz or pot.
lO4lH
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ITO PHILADELPHIA FRUIT AND no
III PROVISION STORE. IlJ

ll9 Pa. dceHue, bettceea l9th and 20th SITS.
The Undersigned has just opened q first GLASS
Fruit and Provision Store-ll9 Pa. avenue. De
tween 18th and goth streets-vhee he will keep
eonstar tly on hand fresh supply of POULTRY,
GAME, BEEF, MUTTON, &c.
All VEG ETABLES In season fresh daily.
Also, his unrivalled Phlladelphia Print BUT
TER, Is cents per Id. New York and Western
Reserve, Is and %.
Herkimer county and Western Reserve Cheese
HAVING had many years s. ex perienoe in the bust
ness ard facilities for economy, q i the luxuTies o
the Northern and Eastern Markets will be fur
nlshed. HousekeepeIs will find this the cheapest
and cLEANEsT place in the Dls trIot to purchase
no Is IT. r.. WILSON,
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL FROM CON-
FEDERATE SOURCES.
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GENERAL LEE PREPARING TO DEFEND
BEAUFORT.
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CAsHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, Al

II SToTT's Hall, Cornsr Of Pa. az aad "a
2Oh a.-ProfessoI BAkNEs, of New York, ~
nesdsy afternoon and evening, November 20. tsRA
Hours-S O'CLOCK for ladies, misses and masters |;
and O'Clock for gentlemen. Terms, $40 per guar
ter OF "a lessons.
Mr viii give q free exhibition of his style Of
dancing BY his present ass, az the ABOVE named
Persons of es2eot:oiiity only who desire to at.
hall on Saturday and Monday previous TO the ex-
hibition.
NAVY YsrJ will be repeated, by request. on Tnurs-
day evening, Nov. 18th. all are invited TO attend.
no IL St.
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REINFORCEMENT SENT FROM PORT
WALKER.
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NOT To RE BEAT,

NOT TO BE BEAT.
UO Sea the largest assortment of Wooden and
Worsted Goods, comprising Hoods, Sontags, Coats,
Clnaks. Sleeves, Hosiery, O., &c Also, received
q lot of cheap Cotton Hosiery and Worsted EN-
broIdered Slippers, Lamp stands, d @. Our motto
is but one and the lowest price.
No. Ala 7th ST., between G and HI.
no I2-Svs F. MUHI,INGHAUS.
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SHAKER, wELsH, s,d al other Kinds Of
py.eces extra super Cotton Fle1neis- OF Army
Weight" bleached and unbieeched =. a /.
We are daily opening se cot Dry 6ooos IN ~ she
departments Of currepf vault.
sne Br,os only, MARRIED "a plsis fEsres. 49,,
OflcIthe< CARPETS Curtanss &c, u-pcI 49,. A.,
% ehsss. " PEkkS sE9THkhs
.oI.Ssa sPsr1 SsiaisiT
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THE FEDERAL TROOPS TO TAKE POS
SESSION OF BEAUFORT YESTERDAY.
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NKw YORK, Nov 15.-Port Royal oa'es OF 'ne
18th have been received. Il 10 rumored mai the
Union pickets on the opposite side Of the l'lsnd'
near Savannah Ferry, were attacked by reoeh'
and that reinforcement are being sent from Fort
Walker.
The Federal troops were to take possession Oh
Beaufort on Thursday.
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BEAUFORT NOT OCCUPIED By THE
FEDERAL TROOPS.
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The CAMPBELL MINsTRELs, at Odd Fellows
Hall. are doing the handsome thing by their
patrons, and rain or shine distribute the number
of gifts nightly they promise. o-night, in ad-
dition to the splend. ID entertainment, they will
distribute no less than bit costly presents
including some beautiful dresses, and some
superb jewelry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA The fifteenth reg
ular meeting Of tbs Unconditional Union men Of
Alexandria and vicinity took place Wednesday
evening at Lyceum Hall, stephen Shinn, presf-
dent, in the chair.
Robt. Bell, chairman Of the nominations COM
mittee, made a report Of persons nominated for
various offices to be filed at the election to be
held on the 10th inst which report was adopted
and the committee was continued with authority
TO complete the list Of nominations previous 10
election.
The meeting was ably addressed BY Mr. Sailor,
Of indtanai also by G. Underwood, Esq OF
virginia, and some progress made in the forma-
ton OF an EaEtern Virginia COMPANY to be mus
tered into the service OF the United States The
meeting was also addressed by Rev. Mr.. Adams
Of the 5th Maine regiment.
Thirty new members joined the association,
and the cath OF loyalty to the Union admi nstered
by Judge Freeze, the active and industrious Pro-
vost Judge OF this city.
The band Of the sSth regiment, (Pennsylvania)
Sol. Mclean, discoursed most delightful music
This band never seems weary in well doing, and
the Union association are greatly indebted to
them IL is feared IL they do not stop there will
be some "Coroner's" work soon, as our secession
friends have great dislike to the Dlusie of the
Usion, and look very sour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

HOUSES AND COTTON CROPS BURNT
BY THEIR OWNERS.
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NEGROES REMOVING COTTON AND
PROPERTY FROM THE VILLAGE.
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UNION PICKETs FIRED UPON BY SOUTH
CAROLINIANS.
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BosToy, Nov IA vessel arrived at Holmes
Hole, reports that a large English steamer laden
with war munitions, has been captured by Fed
eral frigate and taken into Key Wet.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED
On tho 18th instant, by the Rev. Mason Mob e,
Mr.. WILLIAM n. WEST to MISS MARY N.
LINTON, both of this city. (kepubJ
At the residence of the brIde's fsthr, in Frsder-
lex county, MARY land, the l4th Infant, by the
Rev. Mr.. iTapuoll. NJ. JOHN NJ. KEATINE, of
this city. to Miss Tk MPLEAN M. WINTER,
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC BONE
Il + + Il II,
WITHosr MBTAL PLATE OR CLASPS.

WITHoer metal PLATE OR CLASPS.
DR.. s. B SIGESMOND,
go Broadway, Ne'e York--26O Pennsylvania 40
enHe, bstneen IRA and lSth SIS WaShsrst01,
Gals the attention of the public TO the following
advantages of his improved system: sS
/. The Teeth Of his manufacture vIl9c&t<ES
never ooTode nor change Color by shy
acids. being three fouIths lighter than Any other:
2. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be InseTted over them.
The roots will be made lncfensive, and never
to ache.
4. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones oan be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression of the face. which under
the old sy stem is free uently dishEured.
s. This work has been fully tes ted over FIVE years
By many Of the first chemists and physicians OF this
country.
Or. < ha. also invented white undestruotive
mctal 4 ling. with which the most sensitive teeth
can be Elled without pain, nld can build up per
tect sound tooth on any eide roots, which will last
through lifetime.
The best of references slven-to Or. V. Mott; DIR.
DOremus, Professor of Chemistry, y. y; Hon.
judge Wayne. of the Supreme Court Of Washing
ton, and thousands of others
Cali AID examine FOR yourself noe 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

WHITEHURsr, 4a Pa. av., is furnishing like
nesses of prominent men, including Gems Scott,
McClelland, from recent sittng,) Butler, Banks
Fremont, Anderson, Wool and others Every
description Of likenesses, from miniature to LIE
size See his card photographs for sending in
letters. oc 5l-eolm&
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SERIOUS Yesterday, Jas. Wash.
Taylor was arrested by Sergeant Cuttings, and
taken before Justice Dom, upon the, charge of
persuading and aiding a slave woman belonging
to P. NJ Smith, Jr.. to run away. According to
the evidence Of MI Cuttings the accused admitted
that he went to Baltimore with the woman. He
was sent to jail for further hearing.
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS The following soldiers
died yesterday:
Enoch Webster, company 6, Thirty-sxth New
York regiment, at Brig htwood
=. ID Weston, company E, Forty-hfth Penn
sylvania volonteers, In camp.
William Van Biboer, teamster, at the Eruptive
Fever Hospital.
Private Jacob Urban, Co. c, I'D Pa volunteers,
Co. n 22d New York volunteers, typhoid fever;
PnvateD ID. NJ. Palmer, Co g LIST New York artil-
lery, to-day, Of typhoid fever-an at the Colum-
bian College Hospital
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AFFAIRS IN KEsrUCKY.
zoLIIcoFFER ON THE RETREAT.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1s.-6enersi sseh nss
rived here. A letter 10 the 'ournn nom o'.o
Orchard says that General zoliconer refreshed on
"wednesday, bloeksding the road from cunosf-
land ford 70 Gap.
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ARRIVAL FROM CALIFORNIA.

SENATOR GwIN AND OTHERS ARREST
Ed AT PANAMA BY GEN SUMNER.
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ScAvENGER's NOTICE The undersigned,
ond Precinct First Ward, respectfully informs the
oitzsns that orders MAJ be left at Isaac peremsrs
sons Wood Office, on Pa. avenue, betveen nth
and 18Th sts. All orders will be punctusllv at
tended to.
no H-2ts AO0OSEOS LOOAS.
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EARM FOR SALE, or Exchange for City
Il Property. situated IN SOmmervill- county N.
Jersey, containing 70 acres in high state of cul
tIyatIon, good dwelling house, with all necessary
out buildings, good water power, fine orchard, and
well-fenoed, ~ miles from Central Railroad, Is
daily tralns,D miles from Plalnhed, and 20 miles
from Jersey City. For further particulars inquire
of @. w. BRAY, Jewsler, SIG Seventh st Op
posIte lntelIigenoer Ofice. &C Is linz
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muRDKRous AssAuLT-Last night about ~
O'Clock, after the concerts at COMBS building
were over, crowd Of half dozen fellows be-
haved In very improper manner towards two Of
the female attendants, and two Of the company
present (ofheers Of volunteers) with one OF the
Proprietors took the females under their protec-
ton 70 carry them to their homes. Thew were
followed by the rowdies, who were urging each
other 10 attack the officers. Finally one Of them
ran up behind one OF the Heutenants and dealt
him very heavy blow with a slung shot or billy
that laid him out. The rowdes ran. The otacer
was dangerously IL not fatally wounded, and his
companions took him to a surgeon, who ordered
his removal 10 hospital. The wound was on
the back Of the head, and the dow of blood from
10 was very great. Efforts are now being made to
arrest the parties, who can be Identified. The
Information was given TO Justice Thompson, but
the informant did not know the officers name or
the regiment he belongs to, he being = stranger
in the city.
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A RARE CHANG HOUSE AND
"A FURNITURE FOR RENT-A gentleman
one or more years, his House aud Furniture. he
house is convenIsntlI situated con aims II rooms,
besides kitchen and two servants' rocms pump in
the yard The furniture is of modern style and best
quality, all in perfect order. Flower garden IN front
OF house, Carriag O. house and stable for horses
Also, lot of Coal and Wood to be sold To- good
and permanent tenant. that will not abuse the fur
containing 81 acres of nch land, well inc 20 led,
that will be rented with the house, If desEed. APP
f street, between ~ and 9th streets, before m.
aud after 8 p. m. no S-lw
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ADJUSTMENTS.

7 Il E A ERiKbL r EVENING, ssy,s
Miss SUSAN DENIM Miss 4. r. MANN, Is
Performance viii commences with shats2ssre's
ROMEO AID jYI!IET.
To conclu with
SISTERLT SERV CE:
RosalIs. .-...... Mics A. p. Mann IL
CANTERBURY HALL. tWAsHINGroN As
" sgMBLY Rooms,
LcuifIsns avenue, rsa corner of Sixth sts., the
'' Of OF oPEN sEi RTER FnY N NJ III MUGS
FRANK BRoWER
The chief impersonstor of the HAPPY DaIkey for
the past fifteen years The originator OF the sty'e
of de, inostion known IS the Phi adslPhia Niger.
who hos not seen him he does not rssmeR noe
ford. Eph Horn, Lux West. and others-his own
name standing first in popular essimationl
To see Fgank Brover, rs to see the actual nstp.
criticism and conundrums Of the trhifs man
FRANK BRowER q, the Canterbury,
Dlon Harry FOX 9Sut Il D the Cshtsfbary. y
WILLIAM HhRRfSON,who makes song shout
you and sings il to your face, at The CsntsrbgTy
Mile Frank La Folle, Mis- Emma Mics,
Misses Willis, VeInoi, Pa ksr, Clifton, and
numerous others, at the Canterbury.
Doors open a. 7 commences at IL O'Clock. mis- Il
DEMEMRER THE HERO OF SUMTER -
IL The members Of ANDERSON CLUE q
take great Pleasure in announcing to thei, ~
friends and the public generally that they VIII ia
s. franklin Hal, Corner 9th and rts, on mon
DAY, Nov. 18th A good eotillOn band has been
engaged for the occasion. Tickets 20 cents, admit
tug gentleman and ladies
Floor ManasrS-H. Reside, P. Kelly, J. Bra
shears no l5-StH
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WASHING ToN THEA TER.
MONDAY, November 18th,
The enc GR sEsIT f SREsfb III
HERMANN.
Assisted by
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
the public TO tn appearance ia Washington of
MONSIs Or HERR MANN,
who is TT Giys sTSGSnTfTS. q fRs greatest
and whose performances at the PrlnolPa! opera
house. in Europe have been pronounced the most
The performances of HERR MANN are entirely
original and novel, the distinguishing feature
En- EMF FIRE ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS,
* fSHti PIN &&NTAG SKILL
TWELVE PIECES, IN TWO PARTS,
including the celebrated
DOUBLE VUE.
BY Mr.. HERMANN ana his brother ALEN-
During the intervals Of HerLmann's Programme,
A GRAND CONCERT
FULL ORCHESTRA.
Private boxes SO; orohestor chairs $50; dress
circle 81; parterTe 81; parqust 81 cents.
The sale Of seats con menoes on Saturday morn
ing a. the Box Office of the Theater. n1l2 So
TfIKo, SRANR cqTitt ;4S PARTY Ct The
s ssdP BAY Il NRlh
The Committee very respectfully solicit the pa.
tronsEe heretofore extended to them by their many
friends.
Tickets fifty cents, adm ting . gentleman and
ladies'.
John Rainey, John Flemming,
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vIcroRY AT PoRr ROYAL The general order
Of Secretary Welles announcing the brilliant sue
cess Of the combined navy and army forces at Port
Royal was ofncially read at the Washington
Navy Yard yesterday afternoon, there being an
especial muster for that purpose. About $50
sailors were drawn mp in a hollow square, and at
the conclusion Of the reading testified their ap-
probation Of the event by repeated and enthusi-
tic cheers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

Every Ds,o3ption Of JOB PRINTING re-
CURED By any bodJ-cltizsns, civil fanctionaI.es
the STAR OFFICE, in satisfactory style. At lov
rates for Cash. no f-U
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AT KIss's NATIONAL CIRcus to-Hight, some
new features will be presented, Of the most ineT-
sslink character With capital riders and clown
Of Unlimited droitery, II IL no wonder that the
circus 10 crowded nightly.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DOR RENT-A STORE on Pennsylvania av.
j Inquire of Mr.. MADES, Restaurant corner
OF Third st and Pa. avenue. nol5St'
EOR RENF-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
Il containing twenty rooms, situated on the oOr-
nor of lllh and streets, Island Apply to VIM X.
Riley & Brother, SO, Central Stores, or THOS.
w. Riley, RIley's Wharf, 18th st. no Is lw
EOR RENT-A new two story brick STABLE
and tho Lot on WI ch il stands, 90 by loo feet.
situated on L st bet wesn 18th and l2ta. Apply 10
J w. MARIN, Druggist, corner 9Th st. and Pa.
avenue. no II lWH
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
l. on frat floor, at 4O6 ID street, between 6tb and
Tth. no II lw
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CANTERBURY HALL See elsewhere the inviting
announce ment Of entertainments at Canterbury
Hall. The company at the Canterbury COM
prises the great Ethiopian comedian Frank
Brewer, Miss Julia Hudson, Dick Parker, whose
occasional visits to this city have rendered him
merson, and the Misses La FolIe, Miles Vernon,
Parker, and numerous attaches. An excsIIent
orchestra. under the direction of Louis Winters,
directfrom the Holiday street Theater, Baltimore,
enhances the entertainment. II may be well to
say to strangers that the Canterbury is located
Louisiana avenue, directly in the rear of the Ma
tional Hotel, passtag ID street, up Sixth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

1876 PIcf SbkE P PSAkaEs 1876
A variety OF patterns and sizes OF Oval Picture
Frames, from tho best manufactory In the country,
Paste Partouts, Picture Cord and Tassels, Nails,
Rings, &c.
Fine 6 Old, Imitation God Band, Buff, Green and
Blue HOl LAND SHADES, all sizes, made to
order, In the best manner, cheap for cash. at
JOHN MARKRITER'S,
No. fS6 Sow eDth St. doors above
MOI eO7ts if Odd Fellows Hall,
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GENITAL GuARDHousE CAsEs-BIors Justice
TAonpsox -Jno. A Steele, drunk and disotderly;
nnsd 81 o. Peter Grubb do do 81 So. Henry
ehehan, drunk do 81 81. Bridget Raglan, drunk
and disorderly; do. 81 So. VIM. Belt, dso,derly
st the theatsr; dismissed. Norvell Freeburn,
drunk and disorderly; hned 81 IS Peter Mona
han, do; 81 81. George c. harsin, do; 81 81.
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lust ARRIVED, di cot from an Eastern Auc
ton House, 50 bales cheap CARPET. Also, 200
BEUSTEA D., which were bought low for cash
and will be sold at small advance. Together with
large Assortment OF Housekeeping Articles.
r. BUCHLY,
Furniture Dealer. 42s Seventh St,
90 D Inn between q and ri alta.
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THxArxR Tonight, Miss Alice p. Mann
makes her last appearance, and takes her benefit
On this occasion she will play I" Juliet to Miss
DENNIS {" Romeo''-a performance which on last
Monday night ELECTED 10 much applause She
also appears in the new farce called " Sisteriy
Love, taking the character Of Rosalie de Veil
monto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

QuIcK woRK-A gentleman stopped at the
ssoses near the circus, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Yesterday, to make some pur-
chases. leaving his horse and buggy, with q box
OF tobacco aud several smaller articles, on the
street In about ten minutes he returned. but his
horse, buggy. and tobacco were gone. No doubt
driven on BY practical horse thief or set at iio-
ertY by mischieyous boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

CLoAKst c1o.Ksm cLoAksa
weL.ye lust reserved from philadelphia q teau
fai sssart.aent Of the ysrr test sly les WHITES
BLACK CLOTH CLDAks 20 yhish We invite
'"' TAYLOR q HUTCHINSON.
no s-sost Opposite Center Market,
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1876 INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs. dSS
PAPERHANGFNGS all Grades and Prices
GIlI Band, BUff. Green, ami Blue Holland Win
dow ShSdes ali slZss, m.de ~ OrtsT.
A beautiful variety Of Oval Pi:trre Frames,
from the best manufactory in the ooulfrE.
Passe Partnuts, Picture Cord and I6ssels diff
trent Sizes and oolOrs, Picture Rings, Nal 9, sc.
Cheap for cash.
Orders for Paperhangings or Window Shades
pnnctually executed, and no Misrepresentation
made to effect sales. A call solicited.
JNO, MARKRITER,
No 486 Seventh street, doors above
no 2-7teoifr Odd Fellows Hall.
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BAD BEHAVIOR Yesterday John A. Steele,
who claims to be q county constable, being IT.
lie too drunk % transact his own business, went
70 the once OF Justice Dom and interrupted the
business there Parolmsn Fenwick, OF the NJ
P,tIok him 10 the Central 6sardhouse, where ne
hand and aned him 81 % for his bad behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

CIRcuIr CorRr Jones agt D1mott -Yester-
day. the argument Of legal points involved In this
case was continued by Messrs Bradley and Car
Isle for plaintiff, and Mr.. Brent for defendant.
The Court said the proceedings here muFt be In
conformity with the opinion Of the Supreme
Court (the main point of which opinion was men,
toned In our report OF Yesterdays proceedings)
Counsel for plaintiff then argued that the plea
entered by counsel for defendant was a nullty,
and they would claim judgment by default.
The Court sustained this view, and ordered Mr..
Brent to plead lin proper form this morning
He expressed his deterpinatipn not to plead, and
to take exceptions TO the order Of the Court on
that point.
To-day.-The Dermot case was again before the
Court. Mr.. Brent, for the executor, petitioned
the Court on the equity side, in consequence OF
the absence Of a material witness, MIR. w. l..
Yancey communication with whom Is in;cr,u pied
by the existing war. The petition was fully
argued by Mr.. Brent for the petitioner and Mess's
Bradley and Carlisle against the petition. The
Court refused the injunction asked, and will pro-
coed Immediately to the trial Of the case, for
which purpose jury was ordered to be empan.
nelled.