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New York Stock Market-First Board.

TBy the Peoples Line-Ofhce Sill Ninth street ]
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-U. s. 1881, coupon SIS,
1l34; u S. 52O's, 1O7; Certificates Of tndebt-
edness, 97A; Gold, 227x; N. Y. Central, 12O4;
Erie, 934; Hudson River, 11s; Reading, 1851 !:
Michigan Central, 125A; Michigan Southern,
Pittsburg, 1O6x; Cumberland Coal Preferred,
Al Cleveland and Toledo, 1OSK; Chicago and
Rock Island, 102; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Cbiep, SIX; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
20, 1Ol n; Alton and Terra Haute, SIX; Chicago
and Northwestern, AK; Quicksilver, Sc.
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o~I. .. OF. LEv1E.
l8 BENEFIT OF THE LIBRARY.

The Committee of the Library Association
fersnt lodges AID tier families that the Library
Leyee win be held on THURSDAY EVENING,
every arrangement has been made 20 insure the
comfort and pleasure Of al Who may attend.
purchase neS books for the Library. it is hoped
there VIII be the usual large attend ance sof the
Refreehments, oysters and coffee viii be fur.
niahed By an experienced caterer, 1t city yrices
Tickets adni ting o Cent nan and Ladieal a a
nov Mt TH1 COMMITTEE :
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PASSES TO VISIT ALEXANDRIA.
We have been requested to state that there is
no truth in the published statement that the pass
office on and after to- day would be at the steam
boat W harf instead of at the corner OF 10Th and
l streets. No order has been issued for the re-
moval of the office.
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THE DRAFTED MEN.-The following drafted
men reported to the Board Of Enrolment to-
day:
FRS Sub District.-Peter Roscoe, two years
in service. Walter Daniels, under age.
!Secnn8 Sub Observation-Disclosures Moulden,
furnished substitute; Robert Wood, physical
disabl ity.
Fourth Sub DiStrict.-Otis w. Comstock, fur.
nished substitute in 1863; Thomas Mcintyre
paid Communication in 1863.
Fifth Sab. District-Daniel Turner, accepted
SeUenh Sub DiStrict.-Wm. T. Bennett and
John 7. Braxton, furnished substitutes
Tace!fh Sub. District-Charles Barber, fur
nish, d substitute.
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SUPPOSED SPIES.

Lieut.. George A. Clark, of the 4th Virginia
{ bell cavalry, and William G.. Courtney, OF
tis llth Virginia Infantry, who came into our
Ines with six refugees from Lynchburg, were
committed to the Old Capitol yesterday on the
piciOn of being spies.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the 25th instant. between Pord's The
- ster and 18th street, q child,s FUR TIPPEr
rewarded. nov IS St.
SlU New York Hotel corner eth and streets
leg Any one returning her viii receive the above
reward and the thanks of the owner nov 26-3t.
TAKnE Up EsTRAY ON the 25th instant, FIVE
Fl s%
T OST-On Pennsylvania avenue, between nth
Il and 18th and F streets, BOOK of written re-.
be viii Bring the Star oeeD the
nov asst
I 0sE.on the 25,h INSTANT. . lady's BREAST
PIN four sO OF Of f hair
Street ' and Mass "a sv No. ssS
T OST-A Silver mounted FIFE with the follow
II ing inscription Presented s to John tully from
20; r. 18Th keglment 8: N. me hn d will
the Evening Star. nov 26 2t+
T OsT.On the evening of November "a, between
aGd The nae4 w
s ss s s5ss IA 5s sssa With
RUNAWAY MARIA small dark roam or iron
% afs the
q HARNESS. She l. branded with letters l. G.,
over the letters o g.. on the left fore shoulder
liberal reward will be given for her recovery
and delivery to Messrs Kilbosrn & Wells. 496
9th street, the corner of street; or liberal
reward will be given for Information concerning
her 'hst lead to haE fsi9Ss5T WELLS
I OsT-On the 93d inst, between / and O'Clock
LIP m. between G georgetown and 9Th street. one
hundred dollars in Treasury notes, so's and s2ps.
The finder will he literally rewarded by returning
the same to WHEELER Il BRO at 7th st. canal
bridge no Is ST
GS REWARD-Lost on Wednesday evening, 23d
DC instant, between Capitol Hill and Trinity
The finder will receive the above reward on leav-
ing 1t at SOS New Jersey avenue, Capitol HILL
nov 20 st.
~ PLY, Massachusetts, avenue. Thanks
giving day, a black pony MARE, one hind leg
white, and white star in her forehead. The
finder will please return her to the Paint Shop at
the Capitol Extension and will receive ten dollars
reward. no asst
T OST OR STOLEN-On the 2lst Of November, a
IL light LEATHER TRUNK, mediu N sized COM
mon trunk. marked on the end with chalk. 999.
Lost on street, between 18th and 18th The
ward of ten dollars $50 will be given il returned,
and u o questions asked. to Express Office, Marble
Alley. between 47a and 9Th SITS. nov %
TAKEN UP-A SORREL HORSE. about four
l. teen hands, with name cropped off short. Had
Government saddle, bride, halter. and red
artillery blanket. The owner is requested to come
f for; prove property Ray a1d take
nov II Wv Clerk at Central Guardhouse.
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%THB LADIES OF THE FOUNDRY ME-.
at Ham, h s sns until %sdnss
to a.. who desire to spend an evening
N~THI LADIES FAIR AND FESTIVAL
aeh hss s6 been in v5ssrss, du,1s the
benefit Of Mission Chapel IN Alexandra county,
~ fHs vrssa . ssa ssSs:ss
b bRafS e Of Gsa snc
'sa r SR 81 shs
Gcn:ti,usion Members Of the Grand Lodge Will
B Bs Hss:s w. "0 slsIs s s.aI,..iy.
NTA5T !E COLUMBIA ENGINE COM.
Sttsaa the Rs1, regular Monthly Meeting q the
will be stricken from the roll; Members are
81 IL: 6osss of
20. 'n' t sc. EsSSiTv1srLx, secretary
oS6uke LADIES OF Fl TH If PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Under the direction sss1n Of G P1ef Daniel. will
= f I.s and hsiod'oa kindly i@lnisSsa 5, John
fEos1 ddHHAsuFFERLRs BY THE ARSEN Al Ex-
rbicb la: IL srstiiy the curiosity OF the Public
n. ds.sD .nd had ssSn
Ssrspyo tn; sO 70
the Exhibition Rooms Of our PkotosrapIhp Gallery,
81 es .sa tn sSs
I Of the S pans among
n~MILKMEN. ATTENTIO i-.T6s,s Int
ese the : & i Instant at Il 81
d69 LIST street west. nov Is IT.
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r Or sALk.A Black Hawk MARE, ave Years
harness. WIN be sold low, the owner IN
having no f9rfner rss for her: Can be seen E06
tween 9th and It'll sits. - e1Aes TOW % w.
IOR R1NT-An unfurnished ROOM. n By so
nov s.fsG CHAPLIN L MATfEo OC R $50 q st. q
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ATTEMPT AT ARSON AND BURGLARY-On
Saturday night ah attempt was made to rob
the store and dwelling of Mr.. N. B. Ray, on
nth street, between o and 2, and failing to
enter, they set fire to the house and decamped.
The attempt to enter was made by the parties
getting under the house, which is above ground,
and boring round a square Of the flooring; but
before they had an opportunity to cut it out
Mrs. Ray was aroused by the sickness of one of
her children, and the parties decamped, but not
until they had attempted to set fire the place,
but fortunately before it gained q Roadway it
was exiinguished
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For TIE HOLIDAYS.

: oorner massachusetts, avenue and 1 street.
The sndersisned begs leave to inform the publ
snas ne has always on hand we'll selected stock of
R RICE ana salt Meats, Sugar cured Hams, Dried
Game nees tGRRGnes Breakfast Middlings, Poultry,
eat Fish Dried Apple. and Peaehe e. Mincs Meats.
tbs hi luits, OF al Kinds. Apples and Potatoes By
Al Al go9o. delivered free Of charge,
az sor pnoc are respectfully invited to call and
Two per cent. cheaper than market prices.
BUSINESS hours from .. m. until 8 D. m
nov " u" GEO, KILLIN Pronr;ato,
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PERsoNAL.-Major Generals Hancock and
Pope are in the city. They have had inter-
views with the President and Secretary Of
War.
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THE TROuBXDORs1 viii recei g COMPANY It
l. Sandersou6 Minstrsls, corner and Ninth
streets, introd ucing new songs, Dances and Acts.
Go aud see this Mammoth Troupe. Is nov 38.stsT
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n@ MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT
~ OF COLI MB1A-An adjourned meeting of
the Society will be held at the Medical CoIeD, nm
+ street, near 18th, on MONDAY, November 23tn.
1861, at p. m. w. NICK. TUCKER. NJ D.
nov 26-St Recording Sacratary
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smith. chief Of staff; Major General W. S.
Hancock and staff; Major General c.. a. Gil.
more, Brigadler Generals Herman and H. e.
Paine, U. s. A., and Commodore Lardner, II.
s. N, are at Willards'.
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lsDfR a S j hlSs' AND SURGEON,
nov ?. .s..,s. Office Hours, ':'" + g.
US of st. Matthews Church. assisted ed by the
pest and amateur talent Vocal and
rhi sFS64 ~ E ~ si5ssf,
rom that ss;s the s4as44
SIM SIM, EEUkoMM. and BoooHERINI., It will thus
style which eaes Of thass
celebrated artists has given expression to the
store: ELLIS and Il asf2ERoTF and a.s
the deer. nov % tt
AS FIELDS s Confectionery, Ladies' Dining
saloon, $3.50 Sixth street. am now prepared to
superintend ence Parties Weddn Is, and other ZEN en-
tsrtsip p in most reasonable terms. The best
Country Orders and Parties attended in the
py steam power, in plain and fancy moulds, for
Parlles. Dinners nov Rim"
hR1Es o ~ Sc HPA A S FFs tE5
IL LIN IN the s Lecture Room ehuEeh
benefit Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum.
80 Tesst aS 1ihs @
WHY IS 1T THAT sANDERsON's MIN.
w STRELS are crowded nightly by the Elite of
the City, Because they are the most Popular and
Talented Troupe now travelling and have leased
the most beautiful Hall in Washineto no St.
NEW PHILADELPHIA BUTTER AND PRO
l duce Store. None but the best and pure arti
cles sold here; And prices moderate also. Please
call and see. 344 ST., near 10th St nov 2s-3t+
I UMBER LUMBER 4 LUMBER =!
For sale; a large lot Of CONDEMNED LUMBER
Of all kinds, which will be sold very low. Apply
street, Island nov IS 1w"
u 80 -, ,cHHEsH,,
1W lbs. Limberger CHEESE
100 lbs. Sausage do.
Just received and for sale by, ~
nov Is St III Corner L and 9th SITS
n LUMBER AND WOODl
a short distance of this city. would ike to sell
some
LUMBER.
OF Oak Chestnut. Gum and Hickery-to be cut at
dimepsions to snit purchasers. Also would sell
WOOD,
more or less-to be delivered n this city during
the winter.
For more particulars direct to MR.. 8, at the
office of this paper, stating directions, and partic
ular attention will be paid Immediately. no2s-1 w+
TO HACK MEN
The notice in Saturdays Star renders in neces-
that the undersigned give notice "to all whom
it may concern that he is determined not to be
Sr1ndled out of his rights, and will resort to the
law to compel every one that will not settle with
him honestly. The JUDGMENTS alluded to as a n1re
mildly at lar and equ,ty. as will be proven when il
on fair and EQUITABLE terms, by arbitration or
otherwise, shall have opportunity. otherwise
1T 1t. JOHN T. O. CLARK, No. :525 18th st.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFA1Rs.-From the Virginia
State Journal we take the following
Friday afternoon two of Col Wells detec-
tives succeeded in oyerhauling couple Of
smuggIers, a man and woman, named Gill
man Brown and Mrs. YelberIon, residents of
the lower part Of Fairfax county, near Deco
guam. They were N the vicinity OF the outer
picket lines when they were arrested. They
had in wagon quite supply Of boots, shoes,
hats calicoes and variety OF other articles.
Both these persons are loyal, and each have
son in the Federal army; but a desire to make
money led them to attempt to convey these
goods through our lines without authority.
The following named Alexandrians are
members OF the 18th company, rebel Heavy
Battery No. s, stationed near the Poor House,
Richmond: Capt ID. S. Smoot, Lieut. Mills,
Basil WarIng, George Morrill,, Patrick F. Cor.
man, John Masters, James Helton, j ohm Bayiis,
Richard Baylis, William Wilburn.
Charles Binns, who, 1t will be remembered,
was arrested on the 18th OF the present
month, for the murder OF Robert Porter, at
Falls Church, the circumstances connected
with which were published in the Journal at
the time, was brought before the Fairfax Coun-
ty Court Friday, sitting as an examining Court.
AT The close OF the examination the prisoner
was Iemanded for trial at the next term of the
Circuit Court.
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. ONE DoLLAR JRwRLRY STORE, No. 4ss Pa
avenue, near * street. 10, z. PTS
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HFAyY DAMAGES AGAINST THE CORPORA
TIoN-This morning in the Circuit Court,
Judge Olin,) the suit of Mr.. Henry Turner
against the Corporation Of Washington, for
since, in falling into hole washed in street
between 18th and 18th, whereby he had one of
his legs broken, and was otherwise injured,
was terminated by the jury bringing in q YER
dict awarding $3.50 damages. Mr.. E. 9. Nor
gan appeared for plaintiff, and the Messrs.
Bradley for the Corporation.
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THBPIRATg FLORIDA SUNK.

The following dispatches were received at
the Navy Department day:
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 29.-Ron. Gideon
Welles, Secretary of the Navy:-The U. S.
steamer Fort Morgan arrived at this port at 10
p. m, of the 9th instant, with the rebel Ad-
miraI Franklin Buchanan, and his two aids on
board. DAVID d. PORTER, Rear Admiral.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 2S.-Hon Gideon
WeHeS, Secretary of the Nary Il have just re-
ceived a telegram from the commander of the
prize steamer Florida, informing me that she
had sunk in nine tathoms water. She had been
run into by an army steamer, and badly dam
aged I have not heard the particulars. Will
inform the Department when 1 receive the
written report.
DAVID d. PORTER, Rear Admiral
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CAUGHT I'M THE AcT-This morning, man
dressed in q soldiers uniform, was caught in
the act of cutting large piece rom one OF the
Curtains i'm the East Room OF the Presidents
House. Officer Dom took th0 prisoner to Col.
Ingraham, who committed MIN to the Central
Guardhouse. stE srts- s....,..
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EIRST GRAND BALL OF ENGINE 90 NO, 1
Il The members of this Company take a
pleasure in announcing to their many friends
apd the pub in general, that they will give
their
FIRST GRAND BALL,
At sToTT,s HALL. corner Of Penna avenue and
MONDAY EVENING, November 18th,
for the benefit of drafted member.
good Brass and String Band has been been en-
gagged for the occasion. Tickets 81, admitting q
gentleman and ladies'
Committee Of Arran gem ents-Daniel Perkins,
James Graham: George w. Hines, VIM. W. Ged
dard Charles Davis v226ts
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, WITH
single gentleman. Apply No. 81 Market street,
Georgetown. d. @. nov D ST.
"a class Board at No 8 I9 18th street. between NJ
and one block from the 18th street cars Also,
few Table Bearders can be accommodated.
- proximo, for married or single, persons; at
southwest corner 2lst and Fl SITS, and at 1873 Pa.
ave. Also, Table Board. 28-8t+
EOUR OR FIVE MECHANICS can be accom-
l. l moda,ed with comfortable ROOMS and BoARp
by lmmed ate application at No. 394 nth street.
between street and Mass avenue. Also, few
Table Boarders. 28-3t+
A FEW GENTLEMEN WITH THEIR WIVES.
tween I'll and s Aso a few Tabe Bos,ders
can be accom- edated. nov B.5tS
FURNISHED ROOMS and TABLE BOARD, for
. gentlemen. at No. J17 nth street, between
Penn. avenue and st. no d St.
SEvERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
- dated With BOARD, Pleasant ROOMS, good To-
cation. Also, those having Rooms can be accom-
m 9sa g nth Meals at 500 street near 3D.
BOARDING FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
- AND CTHERS-Rooms newly furnished and
House thoroughly renovated, No411 18th street,
bet. and H, two squares from United States
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A ROOM
sh f$:5s Ss ss' sss 81 and i 18th
A PEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE OBTAIN
"A Board with Rooms by applying at No. 1s4 K
street, near 18th street, Just FIVE minutes walk
month, Also. q few Table BOarders at 81 per per
month. nov Z3-5t"
1.-TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, COM
L municatng. with Board, at ISL West street,
Georgetown. ID. O. nov lS-2w+
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SEVENTH STREET,
~ |

AO1 SEVENTH STREET. IO1
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Having just returned from New York, would
respectfully call the attention of the citizens of
Washington, Georgetown. and Alexandria, to our
large and well assorted stock of Goods comprising
in part
SaEETsSs fen g K 4
Bisachsd and GnSlsaehsd MUsL1Ns. s7k to 40
CALICO. in great variety, 80 cents;
large stock Of SHIFT BOSOMS. IS cents.
oF ssIs 1s cents
HOOP sKiRTs. fersy spring, si.S.
great variety of Ladies and Gents CLOVIS,
s6SRFHse in great variety. .e
SPOOL COTTON, Green & Daniels. 200 yards. 10
100 yards SPOOL COTTON. Clarke. So cents.
ss:t Hsrsy q hkbEs
Asfssf t5ig aSsisG =. greatly
dooDs .Rs q ss
In fact f SRY as si'p sASGa q asooDs
s come ALL to the Greet uIi6s sYS sf
Coal AT 5000 PER TON-The Washington
li1.rrae t association expect to commerce the de-
s. psr ton OF ao pounds Prios
e ee sis Pgsiis & SIS Der ton Of a pounds deiv
o. 50 ass s!Ssr
stor. Sessash street next to BalIantyne,s Book
s'1 Dov s5,a wars Open from Il to O'Clock.
I IN1HIARN CHASE. ao7ei- 4, r 1ooIp5u
ns S.G; sso.a d:',.d ier.'- aaa x.:ae.s,s
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POLICE Observation-Disclosures F. A. Bos.
well, recently elected by the Police Commits
sub dis trict, entered upon the discharge Of hii
duties yesterday. Justice Boswell is a magis
trate of great energy and unquestioned integ.
rity, and better selection could not have been
made. ,If.l
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III ]. RUsSELL'S DANCING ACAD- a
IL. ENVY Nov open for the reception Of 81
pupils, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Mondays I'M
and Wednesdays. no 22-eolm* tGI
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YOUNG LADIES GRAND CoNCERT.-On Fri
day evening next, at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
L and 5h streets, the young ladies of the pub
lie schools, Second District, will give a grand
concert, under the direction OF Professor j. II.
Daniel, for the benefit OF the Protestant Or
phan Asylum. Mr.. John F. Ellis has kindly
tul Eished a piano and melodeon for the coca
sion, and let the citizens generally be as gen.
circus and do something handsome In the good
Work
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A WKWARD CLUB STILL ALIVE.

A WKWARD CLUB STILL ALIVE.
The THIRD GRAND BALL of the AWK- II
WARD CLUB which was to take place at ~
Island Hall on MONDAY. Nov. 2lst, wastYA
postponed on account the weather. and will take
place on MONDAY, Nov 18th. All those holding
tickets for the 2lst will be good for the 28th. The
committee will leave nothing undone to make
this one of the best balls OF the season. No dis.
reputable characters allowed in the room This
hall is for the benefit of James Williams, who was
drafted Remember the Island Hall; also. the
COMMITTEE of ARRANGEMENTS Holmes A. A.
Bishop. r. G. Tucker. W T. Sheets
Ballet Master, C. Fletcher NOES ct.
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THE TRANSPORTATION OFFIcR--Capt. Bur
ton, A. q. NJ, in charge of the Transportation
office near the Depot, being now away on
leave of absence, Capt E. NJ. Camp, commana-
ing at Soldiers Rest, is now performing the
duties Of the Office in addition to his duties at
the Rest.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH.-On Satur-
DAY, Laura Richards was appointed guar
dian 10 ner minor children, orphans Of DIR.
John Richards, deceased Ia - 49,
Samuel Thomas, mulatto boy, was bound
10 his great grandmother Margaret Woods, and
Sarah Francis Smith, colored girl, to Eliza
beth A, Smith
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EPIsCoPAL.-On Saturday evening Epiph-
any Church, Rev. DIR. Hall, rector, was
attended by one Of the largest audiences
ever there assembled, IL having been pre-
viously announced that the Right Rev'd
Bishop Southgate would be present for the
purpose of administering the rite of confirma-
ton. Rev. Mr. Shackleford opened the SER
vices, and was followed by Rev. Mr.. Buck,
Rector OF Rock Creek Parish, and Rev. DIR.
Hall, pastor in charge. The rite of confirma.
ton W as administered to 50 ladies and gentle
me u, after which the services closed In very
solemn and appropriate manner.
at Grace Church, Island, yesterday morn
ing, the rector, Rev. Mr.. Holmead, announced
that Bishop Southgate would administer the
rite Of confirmation at that church to night, at
halfpast seven O'Clock, and he preached an
earnest sermon urging all to avail themselves
of the opportunity.
At the Church OF the Ascension last night,
DIR. Pinckney preached forcible sermon III
the same connection, taking his text from the
parable OF the Prodigal Son, and gave notice
that Bishop Southgate would administer the
rite of confirmation al that church tomorrow
night.
Bishop Southgate is the acting Bishop in his
visit here, in place of Bishop Nottingham,
who is in i'll health.
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PERSONAL.

rADDIE WILSON MESEROLE, or SANDS, will
~ hear of something greatly to her advantage by
sending her address to BENZ. +. RUSSELL, IS
Cornhill, Boston, Mass. nov % St
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MCKENDREE UHAPEL.-Rev. Mr. Thrush, at
McKendree Chapel, in the forenoon yesterday
announced that their regular quarterly meet
ing would be held in two weeks from yester-
day, when the presiding elder would be pres
ent, and address the congregation; also, that a
concert would be given by the young ladies OF
the Church in about two weeks, for the benefit
or the Protestant Orphan Asylum.
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sRRvICE AT ST. JOINS CHURCH.-Service
YVES held at St Johns Episcopal Church, op-
petite the Presidents House, yesterday at II
O. lock, by Rev. Mr. Shackleford of Newark
n. j.. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain. The
discourse was a solemn and impressive one,
IL which the audience took deep interest. At
ter the usual service, communion was admin.
tsced to the members Of the church, as well as
to many OF other congregations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-28

iNHIIiS a. CHASE, novel. n r. looIphu
ns o.'; s:s. .::.' 'r,'. IA
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REVIEW OF THE STATIoNs.-A. G. Richards,
Esq, the Superintendent elect of the NJ etropol-
iian Police, will proceed to the examination of
the various station houses of the Dis trict to day
Some OF them he will find in excellent condI.
ton, they having been erected especially for the
pse Of the Metropolitan Police. Those build
ings temporarily occupied as station houses,
are difficult to keep in good order, and some
are in miserable condition.