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acknowledgements, officer Stinchcomb
arrested Henry Watson, colored, on the COM
plant of swindling Mrs. johnson out of a $50
note. The money was left with the complain
ant for safe keeping. Watson got information
from son of the complainant that the money
was there, and went TO Mrs. johnson and pre-
tending that he was sent for the money by the
owner, got il out of her possession. She dis
covered that she had been swindled and had
Watson arrested, and Justice Drury sent him
to Jail for court.
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SANITARY REPoRTs.-The sanitary police
reported yesterday morning ~ cases of null
sance, discovered by them Monday in
various parts of the city. These reports Of the
sanitary police do not includ those for which
the General Government and the city author
tiles are responsible, which at the beginning of
the sanitary investigations Were found TO be
quite numerous. but have been abated large
majority Of the citizens abate the nuisances
reported upon their premises as soon as notified;
some stubborn ones await the service of war
rants and pay the costs of Corporation case
as well as that of the abatement
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ENGAGING ROOMS

In view of the exorbtant prices charged for
rooms and board in Washington, quite a num-
Der of members of Congress are engaging rooms
in Baltimore, where they can obtain accommo-
dations on more reasonable terms they saw
They have engaged Communication tickets on the
railroad, and will leave Washington every
evening, returning in the morning, to be pre-
cent at the sessions of the House.
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Arrival Of Steamer Persia.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15,-The steamer Persia is
detained al q quarantine.
There Is no sickness on board, but there be.
ing few passengers from Paris, their bag
gage is to be fumigated.
The steamer will probably come to the dock
tomorrow.
The steamer Java, for Liverpool, took $685.
600, principally in gold.
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Denunciafion of jeff, Davis,

NASHVILLE, Nov. 14-Yesterday, Mr. Trim
bic offered resolutions in the Senate against the
Confederate leaders, closing with these words
THAT for their last eminence and great crimes
against their fellow men and the United States,
JEFF. Davis and his accomplices have Justly
forfeited their lives, and deserve and ought to
suffer the extreme penalty of the law.
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Railroad Accident,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The through train
from New York to Washington, which left
New York at O'Clock this morning, ran
through turn table at Newark on the Jersey
Central Railroad. Hwo men were killed and
several injured, including Dilks, the baggage
master, who was slightly hurt. The train will
reach here at o'clock.
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~Diamonds are now used in boring arte-
sian wells with great success. They cut
through rock ryrapidly.
so far as returns are now received, 1t ap-
pears that ten clergymen. of various denomira-
tons, were elected to the Massachusetts, House
of Representative last Tuesday
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GENERAL, SANRORN

Major General ]. b. Sanborn, who is now in
the city, will leave here in a few days for the
Indian Nation, under instructions from the
Secretary of the Interior TO settle upon some
policy between the Indians and the Govern
ment relative to the slaves liberated nv them
under the recent treaties
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PEEsosAL-Hon. William A. Darling,

PEEsoNAL.-Hon. William A. Darling. (who
beat Fernando Wood for Congress- who, for
. eleven years, has presided so successfully over
the affairs of the fiourishing Third Avenue
railroad, New York city, has resigned on ac-
count of ill-health and the pressure of Con-
gressional duties. The beard OF directors have
voted him the snug little sum of $1,000 as
souvenir Gin consideration OF his long and ex-
tyaordinary service"
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SECRETARY OF LEGATION

Col W. A. Browning, private secretary to
the President, has been appointed Secretary of
Legation to Mexico. Col. Robert johnson, son
of the President, succeeds Col Browning as
private secretary
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MINISTER TO MEXICO.

Major General John A. Logan, of Illinois,
having declined the mission to Japan, which
was rendered him, he has now received from
the President the appointment of Minister to
the Republic of Mexico.
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nICKENs' NEW NOvEL!l
- OUR MUTUAL FRIEND
Complete in vols. Price 81.
Sent by mail on rece pit of price.
just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer.
no 1873 334 PeHna. ay,
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MEETING or THE GRAND CHAPTER OF M
soNs.-Monday evening, the annual meeting of
the Grand Chapter of Masons of the STATE of
Maryland and the District OF Columbia was
held at Masonic Hall, 9th and ID streets, at
which the various subordinate chapters in the
jurisdiction were well represented, and the
proceedings very harmonious. The delegates
from Maryland mostly are stopping At the
Seaton House. The chapters throughout the
jurisdiction, especially in this city. are repre-
sented to be in a most prosperous condition.
The Masonic party, 10 the number of I3J. pr
took Of sumptuous entertainment Monday
night at the Seaton House
The convention ofthe Grand Chapter OF ROYAL
Arch Masons of the State of MARYLAND and the
District of Columbia, adjourned last night after
most pleasant session. The address of NJ
T.. High Priest. DIR. Yates, of Baltimore. was
very eloquent. and his advice doubtless ap-
reclated by every Mason.
The'Chapters unprecedented were Concor-
d'a, No. 1; Ph2nix, No. ~: Potomac, No. >:
Jerusalem. No. 9; Columbia, No. IS: Washing
ton, No. I6; Salem No Is ST Johns, No. 10;
Mount Vernon, No %. Two new Chapters
Were organized, viz: Alderman, OF Baltimore
and Talbot Royal Arch Chapter, No IL:
Easton, Talbot county Maryland. These Chap
sation, now take their places side by side with
some of the oldest and best Chapters in the
world. The number of Royal Arch Masons
under this jurisdiction now is nine hundred aud
ttcetre. harmony and prosperity prevade
every department.
At a late hour last night the election Of off,
GERS took place, with the following result /:
James G.. Smith, Grand High Priest. r. IL
Holmes, ID. Ct. Priest; II. CT. Parkhurst, G.
King; +. Woodwork, G. Scribe F. Hickey, G
Treasurer w. Morris Smith, q. Secretary; J
n. Mel @. Chaplain; Andrew Glass CT.
Cap. Of Host; +. I. Owens and James Logue.
Trustees; l.. j. Drummond. q. p Soiourneer;
Z. w. Hancock. r. A. Captain: Hatch
Third Vail; William Eiddleton, Second Vail:
Particle, Grand Stewards; A. s. Walton,
Granb JanitOr.
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no l3-lw
SHILLINGTON's LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

SH1LL1NGTONS LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
Our Mutual Friend; by Charles Dickens Conn
plete in one large volume. Price 81 WIN.
Bes curt Farm: by Mrs. Wood. Price IS cents
y tahker1s Secret; by the author of Minnie Gray.
Sir Jospers Tenant by Miss Braddon. Price rs
cents law ~
Mr.; Stewart's Intentions Price rs cents
piain Talk on Familiar Subjects. Price SIU
to Nothing but Money; by T. s. Arthur. Price
The Humbugs Of the World; by p. T. Barnum
Speech of George Francis Train on Irish linda
pendence. Price Is cents ~ "
ALMANACS FOR 1866
Farmers, Housekeepers Comic, and German
Almanacs. Price 40 cents per Dozen
Blank Books, Letter. N ote, Can and Bill Panar
Steel Pens, Pencils, Ink, and Everything in the
Stationery line, for sale at - Wv
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Corner ~ street and Pennsy lvania avenue.
DO Is 81 Washington
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SOUTH CAROLINA DIRECT TAX

wv III N-AISODINA x.
The Secretary of the Treasury has replied to
the Governor of South Carolina, who made
application to assume the direct tax provided
by act of Congress and pay the same in State
bonds. The Secretary answers that he has no
power to grant the request under existing laws.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Important Decision-Death of Dut

Important Decision-Death OF Duff Green.
, CINCINNATI, Nov. ia dispatch to the
Gazette, dated Springfield, Ill, yesterday, says
Judges Davis and Treadfield made q decision
in the case of the United States VS.. 1909 bales
of cotton claimed by parties in New Orleans
Cincinnati and Hayre, dismissing all claims on
the ground of incapaeity Of claimants to make
purchases in insurrectionary districts.
Gen. Duff Green, of Ala, died at Mobile on
the 10Th
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Ortega Defeated.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Times has a letter
from Havana, dated the sth, reporting the de-
feat and capture of Gen. Ortega in Michoacan.
II was also reported that OrteaZa was execu-
ted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-15

~We have received the Dorchester Neps. a
handsomely printed, ll-filled weekly paper,
published at Cambridge, Maryland, by T. L.
Kerr
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.--Cotton steady at SO
cents; Flour steady and unchanged; Wheat
advancing; Corn has advanced I cent; Beef
firm; Pork steady; Lard firm; whisky dull and
nominal.
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John z. SLOUGH,
v LAW OFFICE.
No; 23s street, between 18th and 14th,
Oc % 3m$ Washington n q
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IL ING REYES
IN Successors to z. G. h E. Wroe,)
LIVERY, EXCHANGE, AND SALE STABLES
229 street. between 18th and 18th Streets
Washington, D. q.
Orders for Carriages, for balls parties, recep.
tl9ns, &c, &C., left at Willard Hotel or stables
VIII receive prompt attention, day or night
@. T. KING.
no i3-lw A. B. KEYES
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427 SEVENTH STREET. 427
ZEPHYR WORSTED, White and Black cents
per ounce.
All 6olors, IS cents per ounce.
Germantown ZEPHYR, 80 cents, all colors.
Cashmere YARN, all colors.
White and Gray KNITTING YARN, very cheap.
HOOP SKIRTS. from 81 Is up, largest assert.
ment in Washington.
HAND-KNIT HOODS and CAPES, LEGGINs
and BOOTS, SEAF0AMS and TWlLIGHTs
WORSTED SHAWLS, CLOAKs, &C., in large
variety, and very cheap, at the Fancy Goods and
Toy Store Of
B. SILVERBERG,
no 10 2ws APT Seventh straet
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FI'HE PEOPLES BOOK-Dr WARREN'S
:: HOuSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, treating of al
known diseases, their cause symptoms and cure, in
plain language. The Agent is now receiving or
ders for ii in Georgetown, d. e.. no 4-I2t"
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& lNGLE,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne 80 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Strees
&C 21y WAsHINGrox n Il
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E'OR RENT-To gentlemen, Furnished ROOMS,
EOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE, containing
j five rooms. Apply at No. SO Montgomery St,
Georgetown no Isl IT.
EOR RENT--Three UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
streets, no Bat.
FOR sALHIA FRAME BUILDING, q By Is
l. feet, suitable for store and dwelling. near Con-
Eef Dss'sf hsF0D06an
A PLEASANT, we'll furnished front ROOM, %
~ moor, for rent to gentlemen, at 173 h st, be-
tween 18th and 18th. Good references required.
FOB sALE-sTOCK and FIXTURES of NIL
Store fci rent low. Address A, b. Star offce, O.
FOB RENT-A good three story BRICK HOUSE
Carpets in the same for sale. Inquire after O'Clock
p. m: no l5-3t'
LNOR sALE-A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con.
situated on 9th street, near P street, No I76
For pa art rs inquire at No $40 be-
l. sd street, near M. Possession given immeSi-
S9H's Street. Aa1s8 ST.
FOB RENT-In Georgetown. a FURNISHED
stu.ion bsstb ann s sn mater apa gas
Fayette,street, or az Adams Express, corner Gay
and Heb Oh SITS Possession given immediately.
EIRsT CLASS FURNISHED ROOMS TO
L RENT, single or in suites, on street north,
near 9Th street. Near Patent and Post Offices Ap
= n. H. MILLER,
no l5.f. Justice Of the Peace.
EOR RENT-A frst-class double two story
Il BRICK HOUSE. in Georgetown, containing
II rooms. with dry cellars, water and gas: newly
repaired; large yard attached. Terms 81 200 Per
1852 Washington street. afterwards at Mr.. McDAN-
1kL Is, nearly opposite. no l3-it
EOR SALE-STEAMED OYSTER SALOON,
ii 3Q1 pennsy IL Anfa between AZ aud OF
streets Has steam boiler and fixtures VIII be
sold cheap, with une.piIed Lease will he ,o,d 81.
auction on Monday, November 20, at 10 Q. m.
Apply at 5O4 Pennsylvania avenue no l5-st'
TSOR RENT-On The Nights Of Georgetown q
Il large and comnodieus HOUSE, with all the
and All other convenienees Of q frst class Hsnse
situated No Z Congress street. opposite to Tudor
place viii be rented with or without furniture
Ip =. Il '.s 2. the premises JOHN Z. GARTER.
INl takes pleasure in announcing to the Ladies' Of
Washington, that on Friday, November IL, he will
have An opening Of the finest Paris Millinery, GAPS
and Head Dresses at 4S7 llth street between aad
DISTINCT OF. ,OOLUMBIA: WAsHIyeros
CLANCY brought before me. the subscriber, one Of
the justices Of the Peace, I'm aAd for said county,
this 18th DAY Of November, 1865, a. stray, monss
a se o b.
mule came to his premises on the 9TH inst.
afore said. 3. II. BATEe,
The owner Of the above described Mule is 70.
SSG;ssed to prove property pay eeafSss ana take
noS-si' 18th street, two doors above N:t
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FU RS,
LADIES FURs,
in BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
For sale cheap, at
no l53t~ SEYMOUR'S Georcetovn
HOUSE FURNISHING AND DOMESTIC
DRY.G obs,
Of every description, in great variety,
FURNISHED In
LARGE Oh SMALL QUANTITIES,
at the
LOWEST NEW YORK RATES.
We are daily in receipt of New York Quota
tons, and sell our Goods accordingly.
JOS. J. MAY 4 CO.,
30s Pennsylvania avenue,
ne E2tn between 9th and 10th SITS
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MILLINERY GeODs-MILLINERY GOODS.
Just received another choice lot of fine FRENCH
HL9WERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, and -
HAT ORNAMENTS, together with a full ~
line Of MILLINERY GOODS, BONNETS, ~
HATS. TURBANS, &c, trimmed and un
trimmed, and made to order 49,
Also, fine assortment of REAL LACE3,
FONT and POINT APPLIQUE, yALEN.
ClENNES, &c, with a large assortment of fine
FANCY GOODS, DRESS and CLOAK TRIM.
MINGS, and BUTTONS, ZEPHYR and WOODEN
GOODS, &C., &C., at
BOSWELL'S Fancy Store
- 3O2 street. near l4th
despatch. no n at
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N A''1 FAIL RACES sosa'A 49,

NATIONAL COURSE. 0.N
Commanding on FRIDAY, Nov; Eth, and cOntinu-
On Friday, Nov. IL,
GREAT TRoTTING RACE,
g. g. sszaTsc; Harrison Rogers pames g 8. Bran,
DIVINE. Mile heats. best two in three TO harness
Mile He.s.. bs.t two 'Gr in ssres wm SesSIsS1
9snes 2; NJ; Accident c. P. Barnard nsmess's
Same day, running race of half mile, for sss.
The above races good day and good track. Com
O.P. BARNARD, Proprietor.
Entries can he made for the following days.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30,
ineton that never run IN public for money. A'n'
Entries TO be made at American HOuss, and close
Friday, at 10 p M 10 per cent. Good day and track
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %.
s RSnn,ng race, ire isr All horses, for purse Of
Entries to be made at american House. and close
on Monday, Nov 2lst at 10 p. m. Entrance 10 per
AIss, trOttine race. same day, for purse of $50.
Entries as above, and close at same time aud
place. Good day and track. no 1856
RYJ JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuctiOn.ers. =
BUILDING LOT ON EAST CAPITOL STREET.
BETWEEN Sd AND 4TH STREETS, CAPT.
6nsATURDAY AFTERNOON, November Is a,
o'clock, on the premises we shall sell the east IS
feet front OF Lot II; Square ,s, located on south
streets east, with depth Of about rs feet.
Terms One third cash balance in six and twelve
secured by deed Of trust.
sss seeUisf co.
ID 2s5 fennsylva1ia sv., corner 10th street.
VERY rxRRAh &EekoEkahikEs OF OVER 1000
TNREPEEEKssEEPpo H IhIf HSHB ckpr AgSfl2 IN,
kMoNDs, GOLD AND SILVER wATcHEs,
On MONDAY MORNING next. November soth.
1855, Sales Room, will cell at 81 O'Clock
over ] 900 Lots Unredeemed Pledges, and name
Slss:n, k New and sso end hand S.srqSs.s
Underclothine, Shswls. Cloaks,
fnss s sSS U,Ssf sss.s
Some very fine sets Disnc.d Jsvslry. Diamond
Ss .1s Mssea nna
The whole to be sold without reserve, for cash, TO
- The ladies' are invited to attend
no B4t 4. WALSH CO. Aucts.
A DAMS ExPREss ooMPANH -
BRANCH OFFICE,
2l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Opposite
I wILLARDS.
GREAT KAsrEBS,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FORwARDERS.
fors.sded With dispatch to ali accessible ssosioss
Of the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES. DRAFTS, AND
al BILLS.
Made Ia oil accessible parts Of the United states
,ou. GO, EISEs As.rbe, &c,
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- STEAM ICE CREAM MANGFAOTORYsS

$50 9th street, between G and Ii streets. W
Having rehtted my store and saloon. and hav- 81
inR Just returned from Europe. where have
made large purchases Of fine Confectionery, am
Row prepared tn receive my friends and customers,
o. attend TO their orders. and TO furnish parties.
weddings, balls, fairs, &C., like before, In No.
style:
p s.-My business is not for sale, having con-
" ~ I'M JOSEPH Il. sHATFIELD.
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hR. CHARLES n. BOWEN
u Corner Massachusetts, avenue and 9Th st.
and to D. m, noIi-ims
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She is quite attractive in personal appearance,
OF slight graceful figure, lustrous black eyes,
and raven hair. disposed in most luIuriant and
elaborate style OF friZzle known TO modern
iasnlon. Most visitors at the White House
fwilI remember having seen her about the ante
rooms usually holding in her hand a business
IKE ron OF papers. Others will remember her
oy nfr maiden name of Miss Lucy Randolph,
as me proprletress of the little cigar stand adj
joining the kirkwood House
number OF pardon brokers and claim agents
having brought business down TO such a pont
that il became notorious that money uss being
paid for the proc urement of pardop. and for
other causes needing official assistanca Tho a.
tention of General Baker, Chief Detectiva vas
called TO the fact by pardon being thrnsf into
his face by a notorious rebel bridge hnrnar
who was also deeply involved in certain con
spiracies; on investigation he found a fem.Ia
pardon broker, named Mrs. Cobb, had mr.
cured il for the sum OF two hundred dollars
and had taken a receipt for its payment
One of his detectives was sent to her and
under an assumed name got a pardon for the
sum OF two hundred dollars, in thirty-six
hours, without said detective having taken an
amnesty oath. On the last money being paid
she was invited TO headquarters, where she
was finally released on making certain disclo-
sures. 1t has been stated that the Grand Jury
had formed four indictments against General
Eaker and Mr.. Spear on the charges of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cobb, but we believe that no such action
has as yet been taken by the Grand Jury.
The evidence on the trial, should one take
place, will probably furnish rich expose of
he manner in which the pardon brokerage
business has been carried on.
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CLARIFIED oIDER, AFFIRM o,n,n

have Just received per steamer Fairfax, SUP.
ply Of PORE GARFIELD CIDER, which Offer In
quantities To snit at New York prices.
Also. On hand constantly, supply Of Massachu-
eetts CIDER, IN essks and bsrrels
Also, hand and for sale, at lowest market
rates, one hundred barrels CIDER VINEGAR.
Goods delivered free OF charge
Riley A. SHINN,
"Union Bottling Depot"
81 Green st.. Georgetown, d. q.
TO ll-ay Intel Chronl
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nR. ANTISELL,
II SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
tLate Staff Surgeon of yolunteersl,
Offers his Medical Services to the inhabitants of
ashiDgtOn and Georgetown. Particular atten-
ton DEVOTED to diseases Of the kidney and skin
Office gas Pennsylvania avenue, four doors west
OF WIIIard g. oc "A Inn
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PERSONAL.

A STROLOGY-MADAME KROUSE will give
"A information on all the affairs Of life, and in
respect to all other subjects She can be consulted
81; Ladies' 20 cents. She can also snow likenes3
az large "a life Residence No. 1913 "A street. be-
tween and D. Island no l5-Iws
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BOARDING..

ElRST CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD can be
L Chained at All 18th street. between G and II.
A lew Table Boarders can alss be accommoda.
teu O4-lmr
COOP TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
~ with or withsut rooms, No. "a Missouri ave,
between ~ and 9Th streets, or at 54s Pa avenue,
petWteh ISL anu "a SIS. no 3-lmS
k'lRST-CLASS BOARD can be obtained at No
400 18th street, between G and ii; table board
at SO week. References exchanged no I'm.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90

Running race, free fer all horses, for purse OF
Sl00. Two miles and cpeat.
Entries TO be made at American House and cIose
on Monday, Nov. 2lst at 10 y. N. Entrance 10 Der
cent.
AIse, trottine race. same day, for purse of go
for horses that ne yer trotted for money.
Entries as above, and close at same time aud
place Good DAY and track no lS-sts
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V,HE INDEPENDENT SOCiALS
Il intend giving their
FIFTH GRAND BALL q

intend giving their
FIFTH GRAND BALL a
sEATON HALL. corner 9th and sts., "a
WEDNESDAY Evening, Noy. Is, 1855.
On which occasion their Lady Friends will present
them with HANDSOME SILK FLAG
Several eminent and prominent Speakers are ex-
pected to be present
The Committee of Arrangements pledge them
selves to spare pains expense to make this the
Grandest Ball Of the Season.
Most positively no Disreputable Characters ad-
mItted
Tickets 81; admitting Gentleman and Ladies'
Ladies entrance 9Th street.
Committee Of Arrangements.
M. W. Leese, wv Ward
g. W. Tenly, L. Z. Valentine,
j. E. Hodgson, J. III. Frisby,
.. j. King, w. Meyers,
G.. W Gladmon, J. Withers,
S. II. Stewart, K. Hubbard.
no SIT
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MIGHT SCHOUh rOR YOUNG MEN-Youns
men wishing 20 improve themselves can spend
Two or three hours every evening with several
teachers Of experience who will instruct in all the
usual branches Of a good education. For particu-
lars apply at Star office. NO is-aotf
q AkhlAGEs. CARRIAGES.
~ CARRIAGES
On hand q large and hpe assortrnept NJ pev and
second hand CARRIAGES, OF the best -S
make and material. All work sold war S&B&H
Isnted. Also nrst class light and heavy 49,
Grocery and Express Wagons Repairing nromntlv
attended to- Carriages tax en- on stora "a r'oARSS
ROBERT II. GRAHAM 4Og pa av
no l5-1s near a. st ana RIA 80.
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X NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Don't forget the GRAND LEVER of FRAME
LIN LODGE. No. 2. X. of P, at ODD m s.
FELL0WS' HALL, Navy Yard, on WE'D ~
NESDAf EVENING, 18th inst No pains ~
will be spared TO make 1t the best Of the sea- teA
son.
COMMITTEE Of ASydng emeHtS Edward Fox, @.
Roach.
~A Young Miss of 10 will dance the Highland
Fling in costume ne -3ts
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

WE STRIVE TO PLEASE.
The Sixth GRAND BALL of the AWKWARD
CLUB will be given at Island Hall, cor "A
ner OF Sixth and ID streets, Island, on -
THURSDAY EVENING. November sd. IA
Particulars in fur ture advertisements. J
no II. St.
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MUNUhI ,NUNEMBER %,
Running race, 100. Free for all borses in W ash
ington that never run In public for money.
Entries TO be made At American Houss, and clos,
FRIDAY, at 10 p m; 10 cent. Good day and tract