Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

HhAi SALE OF kOAD STOCK AND DURHAM
CATTLE-Elsewhe here in the Star will be found
al announcement of much interest to the adj
mirers OF good stock We refer TO the adyer-
9sement OF the extensive sale by Clement Hill,
EEsq,, OF colts; hllies and Durham cattle. on
november 29th, at his Upper Marlboro farn.
his stable Is undoubtedly one of the best IL not
the best, in the United States, and his sale this
year VIII afford an opportunity OF securing
lection.
We know of many instances where parties
buying pairs of colts at his sales sold them
soon after at 81 500 to $1,000, realizing hand.
some profit The bare fact of their coming from
Hills stables is indeed sufi cient recommends
ton throughout all this part of the country, q
TACT Que To his public spirited efforts in the way
OF stock raising, and the care he has taken with
his breeLs.
The sale of Durham cattle will also be par
Gcnlarly attractive. His short horn herd is
decidedly the best this side OF New York, and
we doubt if even that State, SO renowned
for its cattle, can present herd more valuable
IN some important respects than toat OF MT
Hills. A visit to the sale will richly repay the
trouble, even if the visitor only goes to inspect
and admire and not purchase.
and highly accomplished wife of Mr. Brady,
the famous gymnast, who has just opened the
splendid gymnasium in this city, made her
debut in New York, q few days since, at Irving
Hall, before one of the largest and most brilliant
audiences ever assembled In that building
She is described in the New York journals as
by any debutQnte for wears, her voice being very
sweet, clear, and extremely powerful. She is
very young, nineteen years. Grecian by
birth, and very beautiful Mrs. Brady was
assisted by the following powerful cast Mile
Elena DAngri, Mile Eugenia Barnetche, Mr..
:. y. Campbell, Mr.. VIM. CASTLE, Mr.. Cots
chalk, MIR. Eben, Sig. Abelia, and others Her
Cavatina from "ErnaDi" was encored three
times, and the duetto from al Giuramento"
with M. DAngri was pronounced a Sperfect
gam. Mrs. BTady's friends are numerous, and
aoIif of Ma
and much interest is manifested in her behalf
RT. REV. BISHOP SoUTHGATR we learn will
officiate, and administer the rite of coufirma-
ton, in Grace Church, Island, on Friday eve-
ming next, at o'clock. There will be service
Thankgiving day at II o'clock, a. M, at this
church also.
On Saturday evening services of confirma-
ton, by the Right Rev. Bishop Southgats at
Epiphany Church.
The learned Bishop will preach on Thursday
morning in st. Johns Church.
A SPRCTACLR.-This morning. Fanny Jones,
ayoung woman OF the fancy order, was taken
from a house in 9 street. near 18th, 80 drunk
that the officer had to get wheelbarrow and
wheel her TO the Second Ward Station. 1t was
novelty to see female so finely clad and
ornamented with jewelry taking a ride in a
wheelbarrow. She was dumped out at the
station-house, and will be obliged to pay ex.
penses when sober.
FESTIVAL AND SUPPRR-The ladies will
give festival and supper at Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard, on to-morrnw evening" to
raise funds to exempt Rev. VIM. w. Reese
from the draft. Persons who cannot attend
can leave their contributions at the southeast
corner of 9th and g streets, Navy Yard.
MARINI'S SOIREEs.-On Friday night Prof.
Marini gives the next of his delightful and
popular series of semi IN onthly solreas, at his
Dancing Academy, Temperance Hall. All
who can should avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity 10 be present
SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Kate Bar
ton, RebeCca James, Annie Smith, disorderly;
81 each. George Ward do. and drunk; dis
missed. George Phenix, do 81. VIM. Nor
ris. drunk; sl9i. James II. Tippet, do; mil
itary. Cbas. Williams, disOrderly; -.
A CARD-Drs. Hunter Il Williams, authors
of the letters on Pulmonary Diseases pub
lished in the newspapers, will visit Wash
iDgton professionally on Saturday next Goth
instant, and may be consulted at 200 Penn'a
avenue, over Mrs. Eoss' iewelry store. 2t$