Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-26

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| acknowledge the fact by saying In their report
| that it would change the general aspect of the
narrative, saying they have received and read
itwhile they say they have s not; 49,
Washington, October "a, 1862
committee was appointed 10 consider this
protest, and they reported that the protest was
wrong with regard 10 facts, and the report of
the committee was accepted.
On motion Of Rev. Mr.. Proctor, it was unan-
imously
Resolred, That this SYNOD cordially tender
its thanks to the citizens of washington and
Georgetown for their kindness and hospitality
extended during our sojourn in their midst.
The following resolution was offered by the
Resolped, That it be overturned to the General
Asse mbly to consider the propriety of altering
the Constitution Of orr Courts of Appeal.
The time of the meet ng of the next Synod
was altered from the third Thursday to the
third Tuesday OF October, 1861.
a resolution was offered looking to connect
phIa; but there being opposition, the resolution
was Withdrawn, ard the min utes Of the morn
ing session were read, and Synod adjourned
SINE die.
FoRD's NEW THEATER.-The week which to.
nights performance inaugurates is announced
as positively the last of Miss Maggie MitchaIl's
brilliant engagement. A magnificent bill of
attraction Tor each night during her now very
limited stay, will be presented. This evening
s'lhe Pearl of SAVOY" which has attracted
scented for the las, time. There is prob ably no
play which Miss Mitchell's extensive repertoire
presents that is more deserv wing of public favor.
Ii bears the imprimer OF a master mind in IT'S
every detail, and does in finite credit to the
an hor Of +" FanchoL, the Cricket and "Li.sle
Barefoot The superb acting of Miss Mitchell
as .sMarie, Mr.. J. I. Fannin as "Iauncelor,"
and Mr.. John Raymond as "Pierr6t," together
with the elegant regular company which Mr.,
Ford has engaged, enhance rhe attractIvpness
OF the piece In no inconsiherahe degree.
DIED IN THE CELL About OK O'Clock, Pat
roIman Cain, Of the Second Ward found a man
very drunk in Il street, below Twelfth He
was Sc drunk that he could not tell his name
and so heavy that the patroiman was obliged
10 call his roundsman to aid him in carr sing
the unfortunate man to the station. There his
name was recorded as s'.Iohn Drunk" aud he
was locked mp in cell for the night. THIS
morning the officer in charge OF the station
Wentfo see that his prisoners were all safe, ami
discov.red that this one had died during the
night. The deceased W as unknown to any on.
a. the station; was apparently IS or 40 years Of
age and evidently lahorins man. The police
notified the coroner to hold an inquest.
RAcISG FROM THE RACss.-Frday, AS par.
ties were returning from the races over the
Eastern Branch, four parties in busKies, con-
timed at a 40 pace mp 18th street east. ON
Gers Harrison and Beall attempted to stop
them. but TO attention was paid TO them, aud
Officer Beall caught at the horse driven bv
Mr.. T. W. Williams, and was kno ked down
capped serious injury. The officers arrested
Williams and took him before Justice Gull.
who fined him SIS so.
FINEp-A Bengeraume, No. 23l G s.re.t,
was fined 800 Friday evening for selling liquor
to soldiers, his bar permanently closed, and his
liquors conf1scated.
Geo. Callahan, corner q and 9Th streets east,
charged with the same odense, was 6ned the
same amount on Saturday.
PRoy. WoLowsKI's Music CLAss.-Ws are
sure that we do the public q kindness by in
viting their attention to the claims of Ii cele.
brated instructor in vocal and instrun1ental
music, especially as the present season affords
the last opportunity OF securing his services.
The Professor expects to leave for Paris at
the cor clus,oA Of his present course, and those
who would avail Themselves OF his talents and
ability, should make an early visit to his
rooms at the northeast corner OF Eleventh and
+ streets.
HOUSE, FOR SALE.-See advertisement of
three story brick house for sale, 81 F street.
1t will be seen that this property presents many
inducements for purchasers.
TIN # Sa, ,ss r ge s..s nov
near .. 81 i. more eoa1les. thar svs,, sasi. eios
everything that v new aLd reasonable in their
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pereAese The Btters only Of respectable psrties
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Rsy.E TOO LATE 70 LsAss.-.y Prot; Alsxs e
piano forte and sin ging. Professor Wolewski COZ
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| the last in Washington. Professor Wolowski re.
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! corner Of Eleventh street oc R-2w
Me~'s BMsine,s Sxits.
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CAiid,sss' sesool Salts
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tsoss Who study s1csiisocs viii s,onom, il
fAshit rabe articles Of dress, An opportunity d
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock Of ready made clothing In this city At very
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| NEW YORK STYLES.
| GsntlemsH's Cloth. - y Ne1c and Fashionable.
sack s and %s as e.:s
o.Anty. grade and finish any ihisg aver offered In
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| MARRIED,
or The 2i.t Of ssptem,er last. By Rev John o
| sm,th FRANCIS 4: GLOVER, OF Missouri, and
| L. LA sihs,i! Ia SBRMos, OF Washington.
| Orfebsr 22j, by the Rev Mr. n. wn, VIM b
tht % and hEGINDIA eIL1SCA both Of thi,
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