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WANTKD-our lady friends TO know that we
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Evening star., 1866-12-05
MARRIED.,

PsrsIEs can be had in auy quantities at the
Star once counteJ
Evening star., 1866-12-05

RKUoSEIY or TINE BoDY OF MR JAMES
kLEa.-f .strrday afternoon, the body OF
MI James Welch, OF Lsfa yette Lodge of Ma
sons, ana Colum ba Commandery Knights
Ienplar, OF this city, was found in the slip ST
me loot OF Gay street, in Baltimore. The fact
OF MS disappearance on the evening of the 2tth
aIt from the Front street Theater. Baltimore
Nnere oaLquet was given TO the visiting
Masohs on the occasion of laying the corner
stone OF the new temple, was noticed first in
me Star, and few days after the return OF the
Ma ons the members OF his lodge and com
mandery took measures TO make a thorough
search Tor him King Dayid's Lodge OF Balti-
more took the matter in hand. and at the sug-
eestion of members Of Lafayette Lodge Master
q. IIcknor employed parties 70 drag the docks
for the body. The new Police Com missioners
(messrs. Young and Valiant) Marshal Carrni-
cnaei, and the police generally, and detectives
Houck and Wallis, of thar city, as also some
OF our detectives, seconded the efforts of the
fraternity to ferret out the matter As soon AZ
opportunity offered, Mr.. N. ID. Larner w
master OF Lafayette Lodge of this city, des-
patched Mr. j. A. w. Clarvoe TO Baltimore to
Cooperate with Mr.. Davis, a friend and room
mate OF the deceased, in searching for the re-
mains. Men were employed at % per day TO
dredge the basin and docks, with an additional
reward OF $50 for the recovery of the body
Yesterday ,as sbove stated the body was found,
II having nothing on but a grey undershirt
Except the face being slightly discolored, the
few days. Mr.. N. ID. Larner, w. M and NJ Messrs
me(irotty, Andrews, Fuller and Flowers, of
lafayette Lodge, were in Baltimore, and were
Nhnch ~ Shoi &c DJ tuc fucmOSfs OF the order.
who turned over the remains to them. An in
quest was held by Coroner SparklIn, and
verdict OF accidental drowning rendered. DR.
stevenson made post mortem examination
last night but elected no new facts Notwith-
standing the verdict, there appears TO be some.
thing mysterious connected with this death
and tne police OF Baltimore Will doubtless do
everything 20 clear IL mp. The remains were
orought 10 the city this morning. and taken to
MNBuchly's establishment. the members of
tne order meet tonight 10 make arrangements
. m Al to
only twenty-three years OF age, and came out
mere DARING the war with a Pennsylvania reg
iment he was wounded at Antietan. and
was subsequently appointed to a clerkship in
the War Department.
Evening star., 1866-12-05

ORPHAss' Court, Judge Purceu-Y es,erday,
IN accordance with an order made the last
court day, that the court would hereafter meet
Al III O'Clock q. m, at which time ali persons
having business with IL should be present the
court net at that hour.
The Will Of the late Gilbert Cameron, be-
queaihing his estate 10 his wife, and also max
ing provision for his mother and brothers and
sisters, was filed.
The will OF the late Conrad Sherry. bea meath.
ing mis- estate TO bis wife during her life and
afterwards 70 his sons, was filed and fully
proven.
Letters testamentary were issued to Chris
tians Hines, John A. Rheem, and Samuel On
vail on the estate Of the late David Hines,
bond 5000 Letters of administration 10
Julia Ann Forrest on the estate of the Iats
John Forrest, bond Sl-6O0) Mrs. Forrest was
also appointed guardian TO the orphan chill
dren. (bOnd $SOO.) Charlotte l.. Munck was
appointed guardian 20 the orphans OF the late
q. II. Aunck. (bond s5,Cog)
The fret and 'fiRai accounts OF the executor
OF Dolly Ann Williams, and OF the executor of
Eii%s Reaves were approved and passed.
Evening star., 1866-12-05

SIcLATIsG MAkKET REGULATIoNs.-Har-
Tiet Wnkerson, colored was arrested yester-
DAY by Sergeant Franklin. for occupying a
stand IN Center Market; also, for hucksteriag
without license. Justice Thompson fined her
$40 IN one csse, and % in the otAer.
Jas Sullivan was arrested by offices Ho ives
for forestslling the market. lie was taken TO
The Central Gusrdhouse. and Justice Thonp-
son fined him sio.
Evening star., 1866-12-05

METZEROTT HALL.
FOB TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Dec. 10 and II.
The Members or
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
Have 'he honor to announce
TWO GRAND
OPERA CONOE ERTS
BY the following Artistss:
MARIE FREDERIUA.
Mr.. JOSEPH HERMAEs.
Mr.. THEODORE HABELMAN,
MIR. FRANZ HIMMER.
Mr.. WILHELM FoRMEs,
Miss CLARA LANG,
Mr.. WILLIAM 9ROssCURTH.
Piano yirtuoso and Conductor.
In addition to the regular programme tn. Grant
MARTHA
and Grand Garden Act Of Goua,d's
FAUST!
Msreuerite................... FREDERIOI
Fsmss r !. '','''.'.-Fi;'i;oE ~ AkA FANG
seibei .THEoD1RE aARrnM.EK
Mephisto Pheies. ..........-...JOSEPH HEkMANS
The sale of tickets will commence at Metzsrot,,.
Music Store, WEDNESDAY MORNING, Decem
The season is positively limited to the nigbfv o.
announced, as existing engssements % preniuas
continuing or returning during the winter.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
RE.ENGAGEMENT
NIB. JEFFKRs
Owing 70 the continued demand for reserved
seats and te accommodste those Who were unable
S ss %
inform the publio that they have succeeded fn Sc
curing bis valuable services on his return frem
Baltimore.
DR. OLLAPOD, In the POOR GENTLEMAN;
AND
DIeGoRY, in the sPHCTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Box Sheet now open. de 5-4t
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.
The Ladies' of the Z street Baptist Church will
bold fA%IR % and IEsIIyAi in he Lecture
IH es niff and aYESks6s 5ass1
TICKETS 10 GENTS. de s-st-
DR0Fs. J. w. 4 h. P. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Psnnsylvsni. avenue. bet. 9Th and 7sh .s...
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Our Academy 10 now open for the reception Of
Pupils. select class 10 now forming on Wed.
nesday afternoon from 4 to 8 o'clock, for tbese
wbo cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
90. Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 10.
Days dnd Hoxrs Of Titton
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday And
Tnn rsaay afternosns, from 70 O'Clock.
Sentiements Glasses: uosdsy and Thursday eve
nings, from to 10 O'Clock.
Fer further Information, apply during the hours
OF oftuftfon, or add resD Q note to the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. % 10
M ARIHI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
lVX ACADEMY, AT =
MARIHIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
H., between 9th and l8th streets,
tion Of pupils.
Days and hours Of tuition for young ladies
nfsses and masters. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
urdsys, from to Sd. m.
Gentlemen's . classes from to 10, same EVENING"
n: Private instruction given to suit the con-
venience OF the pupil. sea5
Evening star., 1866-12-05
CITY ITEMS.

WE were yesterday deeply impressed nv the
beauty of the styles and the superior WORK.
anship exhibited on the sets of bog and Jet
JtWeIry, cluster brilliants, gents scarf pins
ana ladies' ornaments generally, Just receiy ed
az the One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S
PenEsylvania avenue, near AZ street. Mr.
Prlgg has also splendid collection OF sleeve
buttons, cups, goblets, silyer-plated spoons,
forks. &c, and it is a matter of universal sur
prise how he manages TO sell them at such
reasonable prices
Evening star., 1866-12-05
NHw FRUITS, NUTS. &c.

Nsw FRUITS, NUTS. DC. s..l q
jus: received Per steamer from Hsw York new
Prunes, French Fruit in giass, Peaches, Apples,
ysllies, Preserved Ginger. ehelibsrks, Almonds,
English Walnuts, Fiiberts, fecans .Crsnbsrries,
&c. for sale sy EGAN PBRRIB,
no Is Ioiif Corner and ssh streets.
Evening star., 1866-12-05

WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsH-The opening
nights here have attracted audiences almost
700 large Tor the capacity OF the house. The
play '.CIrithth Gaunt," is admirably presented
throughout. and the scenery and working of
tne stage reflects much credit on the scenic ar
tIst and machinisi. The company is excellent,
aho aItnousn tnere are no less than twenty
ak performers u the piece, there is nor a ain
gle hitch Mr.. Mortimer, Miss Eytinge, Messrs.
Vary sEd Hale, and NJ isses Lannier And Grev
are all warmly applauded for their truthfnj
deiinestion OF the characters assigned ,nam
The play and the company have both made a
chit
Evening star., 1866-12-05

ACCIDENT TO AWAsHISGToNIAN.-Th Al
erancria Journal OF yesterday afternoon saws
Thomas Mortimer, OF Washington, in the EN- =
ploy Of M Joseph Thornton, on his wood
train on the Loudon Hampshire Road was
injured in goins up the road this morning Ii
IS believed ne wss standing on q box car and
was struck on the head in passing Four Mile
Run Bridge. He was brought in here immedi-
ateiy by the train, and received medical treat.
msnt from Dr. j. b. johnson, who does not
think he Is materially injured.
Evening star., 1866-12-05
NATIONAL THEATRE.
RE-ENGAGENENT
OF
n 3. J e r FE 9 ON.

EAlR AND FESTIVAL.
bold FAIR and FESTIVAL in the Leotur,
Room of the Church TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
bsr 4, S, 6. and 7, 1856
TICKETS 10 CENTS das-6ts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
INeuburyport Herald.

THE Canada WHEAT HaRvEsr. The
accounts Of the wheat harvest from various
sections Of Canada are consicting. From
Lover Canada we learn that the low ten
perafurc Which has prevailed for several
weeks. snd frequent heavy rains, have oc-
cssionsd oonsidcrsbie apprehensions for
the ripening of fbe iste crops in that Prov
inoo. In some oountiss Of Upper Csnsds.
the mas portion Of the crop has been So
cured m good condition. While ID other
counties much Of Il bss been Injured By the
rain. It i thought that througbout Cana
da thc crop this year vi no, BE-. either IN
qaantify or quality. equal 10 the yell of
ls6J.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
VOLUME 33, NO. "A.
b r 4 vITIEs. +.


HovsEHorD Nom Cby coekney). VIA.
to do " itA cold mutton. Heat il.
The key to a mothers heart Is the babv.
Keep that well osIed With praise. and You
can unlock al the pantriss in the house.
Il am much afraid Of Iighsning.' said
pretty lady. And well you may be- re-
Piled desPairing lover. as your heart is
made Of steel
A country exchange notices be fact thai
a man stopped bis paper on Saturday and
died on TsesdAy. Moral: Couldn't get
along without bis paper.
Lord Norbury having been asked TO con
tribute shilling TO bury an attorney Who
had died poor. exclaimed. only shilling
to bury an attorney. Here, guinea 20
and bury twenty Of then.'
Wei. Annie. how did you get along
With that stupid lover Of yoursP Did you
succeed IN getting rid Of hin?r .Oh YES,
| got nd Of him easily enosgh. married
him. and have no lover now
nan dame home drunk on a cold night.
and vomited in basket containing gosIings
Which his wife had placed before the kre.
upon seeing whach. he exclaimed: ..wife
when did swallow them things.-
The Boston Commonwealth SAYS that
some friends exercised themselves moch
year ago TO find an obituary label for the
rebellion. In view Of recent events al New
Orleans. ne ssygest fbe familiar one :'' IL
is not dead. buf sloqpofl.-
A TELLow Of the inquisitve order ask
ed a little girl on board train. who vas
sitting bY ber mother. a. 70 her name. des-
tinaiion. etc Af'er learning tsat she was
going 70 Philadelphia. he asked: What
motive Is taking you thither. my dearS- II
believe they call IL a locomotive. SIR" was
ibe innocent reply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
OLD SERIES.

AccIDESrAL Insurance. Between Ke-
nosba and Mil~sakie an agent ofths Tray-
eiiers' InsuIanee Company. Of Hartford en-
tered the car. and having issued tickets to
several passengers, approached an elderly
lady. -ho. q Afterwards appeared. vas deaf
" Madam. would you like TO insure
against aecidents9- inquired the agent. At
the same time exhibiting bis tickets.
Il got my ticket down 20 KenOsha.-
" Not a railroad ticket. madam; want
10 know II yOu would like to insure your
hfe against aocident.-
" I'm gong TO Oshkosh 20 visit nv dar-
ter who's married up there. and has lust
got a baby
The agent raised bis voice huIe.
" WOuld yOa Ike TO inssre your life
against aceidents?-
q" shes been married two years and
half, and that's the first ehild; it's a gal. -
Agent. still louder
q" In an insurance agent. madam; doaf
you want TO insure your life against aoei-
dent
- She's got alosg 6rst-rate. and Is doing
a. well as could be expected
Agent AZ the top Of his voice-
- In an insurance agent. madam; can't
insure your life against aorident?-
"Oh. l diAn't understand you.~ said the
old lady. ." No. her name Is Johnson; my
name = Evans. and / live Eve miles from
kenosha.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

rich congregation IN p worship
ped N very poor and smoky meeting
house. The Society had been called to-
geiber 70 provide the means 70 repair the
building Old Deacon r. vas sppolnted
chairman and opened With long prayer.
after which be called upon brother 7. 10
state the object Of the meeting. Brother
arose. and ~iih great gravity said - Ny
brethren. tlis meeting has been called for
the purpose Of providing means 70 repair
IA Lords snsoke-AoEssi" Something Ike
smile liz up the countenance Of the assem-
bly,. and the necessary funds were forthwith
contributed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

Tux EFFEcr OF Music Gotfschalk. in
the Atlantic Montbly. says 4 once had a
dog wbo vould generally sleep on hearing
music. bot ihe moment played ne minor
key be voaid bark piteously. The dog %
celebrated singer whom knew would
mourn utterly. and give signs Of violent suf-
iering. the moment his mistress chanteed a
ohromatic gamut. We knoE. says an ex-
change. lady sho has a cat that will De
asleep While her mistress j. playing or
singing uutii she begins 10 sing " Near.
uben The cat vii new. scratch Al ber dress.
jump IN ber lap and paw At Der bps. and
not until the tune is stopped vii pussy lie
down and b. quieted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

Two French peasants were discussing the
continental war. when one attempted 10 ex-
plain 70 the other the nature Of the tele-
graph Alter repeatedly failing. be was
struck with brilliant notion. and exclaim-
ed d" Imagine that the telegraph in an I'M
mense long dog-sO long that ITS bead Is At
Vienna and IL tail. AZ PARIS Wen. tread
on its tail which Is a. Paris aud Il viii bark
al Vienna Do you undcrstand nov. sfupid
whai tbe telegraph is Iike?- "Oh. yes!- re-
Piled the other. o. ! have An idea nov what
atelegrapb must be q"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

FIGHr OF BEEs. A question Of inter-
est - concerning the distance a bee will
travel IN search Of honey. IL is evident
that Il win be farthei than for purpose. Of
Psunder. have heard Oftheir beng found
seven miles from home. IL ~as said n be
sscertAined BY sPrinkling -four on them a.
they len The hive in the morning. and DIS
covering the bees thus marked At that dis
tance from home. When We consider the
chances q finding 4 bee. even one mile
from the hive. this appears rather dubious !;
and likewise, pollen. the color Of flour,
nigh; deceive 4 casual observer. or one who
had case 20 sustain. II i difscult 10
prove hat they 20 three miles. think
from present evidence that they do not 20
farther. TIE queens and drones. situated
that distance apart do sometimes meet. a.
isProved BY black queens producing bybrids
but whether one travels the whole distance.
or they meet each other half way. is not oer-
tain. have nv yards from two and half
to Eve miles apart. The largest apiaries
should be separated At least four niles.
lQuInby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

To MAKE a. roc STAND o~ End. A cu-
rious discussion on tbis subject. started by
an English vicar. BE- gong through the Man
chester papers. One writer savs, Coium-
bus need ROT have broken his egg f5r that
article can be made b stand thus Take
an egg and shake IN the hand from fve 70
Ten ninuies by % doing you rcnder tho
-hiie more haid. aud ibe yolk SINKS nesrer
% ibe end shcn The egg - sc upriEbt and
II it be then bid up steadily Until ibe yoik
hss time % dispisce The ~hiie. it may he
maie 70 stand upright on q dining table o.
any other smooth. level surface"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

EtoQUEScE- Though a great nan sad
that ''vor'is were things. ihs agents ~bo
have created grsatest things -ere men of
fevest rords. Washiagtoa couh not have
made an orstion o. save his life. and JEFF
ierson. vho wrote the Declaration Of In.
dePendenee. had bot small power of think
ing on bis feet. We do not unde-rafe tbs
force Of grand and inpassionsd spsech We
hold that uiterance is q sublime faculty that
o car 80 the brain on ere. sd tbe heart in
nane bot to guide q nsfion When thar na-
tion has reached be- ciirnax of excitemsut.
tbe hnesi uttersnoes will he feeble II was
Mos,s Who lei ihc bosr Of Israal ont fron
EgyP'. and % fhe borders of tbe prouuisei
land. yet Moses "a poor Of speech. Asron.
~ho vas eloqucni, was but tbs mouth Of
Mosos. and Aaron ~as al~ays oniy sssonI-
ary. (Giies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

How rHE Sra Grrs SsLr. The ques-
ton Of What mskes THE ocean sait has long
been discussed. aad many tbcories have
ben advanced as % ~ rrsi csuse n che
abscnce of anv. hoseyer. that nay b pro-
nounced infsllible. tbe reason gwen rscsntly
By little school boy appears o. us - Be
novel hnof Philosophical When asked The
guesfion. o. replied th,f ths salfness of The
ocean cane " from The cod6sh that swim IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
LQaInby.

The November metcoric showers. While
they occur annually. az the same time they
have a cycle OF a third OF a cesfsry. at The
conclusion Of which the display j. unusual
ly great. The last great shower was IN
1855. when from ten O'Clock. r. NJ. till
daybreak the whole heavens were ablazs
With the most magnificent display OF eeles-
tial hre-ofks the world has ever seen. Ia
was visible al over North Amercs. and
struck terror 70 the hearts Of many whom
superstition va a stronger element than
the love Of the sublime. In 1899. third
Of century previous. a similar display was
Witnessed IN South America. Thirteen of
these great showers have been recorded.
running back nearly a ihousan3 years. AMI
the next Is confidently predicted The COM
ing November. Preparations have been
made a. the principal obscrvaiories in Eu-
rope and this country. 70 observe this won
derfui pheu0menon.
Nevburyport Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

thrifty Young man msrried a rosy
young irish girl. q1its % ths horror Of his
mother and sisters. but defended himself By
e. ioiioving logo d" n / marry an Amer
'can girl ! uust hsve an Irish girl o. take
care Of her. and cannot afford o support
both"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

A case Of domestic discord in Minnesot.
j. reported. pbere a snail BOY. on being
inquired of by book-peddier for his f,iber
replied.' Pa don 1 live here oov he sols
out TO Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

ftS N>-Oa- porsr saf Fifv Cs-f. 70,
yesf in sdvsnce- IT, Dolisr- n psyus~.t .. a..
lsy~t
EES. " f~ue-r7u 4 q, 10 sta,. ~ Ra.
- saf tf2 Ns-sts -. N~~ Ysfk. ..d = X
N,~-. teart -. ha-to-, arr as harirs.i .r.rts
JOB PRINTING ~ -v-ry ds-cfiptioa u-aii,
eN~rnfrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Mem publications.

A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF HE
n "nglR OF nEDcLYFFE"
d. APPLETON e Co,
NOS A13 AND AS BROADWAY
THE DOVE IN THE EAGLES NEST.
BY the Au'hor Of Ihe Heir Of kelry
vi ilno PIPER ~ Cloth, tl1 -,
9TH, t. ore of 81. Yongrs tat ald pts-uest stories
al. OF voHr- burrh-r maiden Of the free town OF uih ~ u
e OF The fifteenth century Who Il cried away to me ca,us
on of tle sobor q Susb sngtd on On Gag TO-
rrse srk dan.h'er NJ iher how she comforts a
M. rsJr child ev ul &c in'o ne Io- ~ ha
no free Batons hou.ehoi; how she y
vo az Baou been tanned by brr gent ene-, .hn mi
how e niirries sstr,ty. and tow hris rrir'nsi 10
Allied Of father and inr ren'r g. They re Ma,
m h. hrfi s.bls ION - tte Kaar fh- hrroi ne ~, -,
iu an. and De spent hts last breath 10 'rsal hi
,gi.- the Of the te1ii'o W. ~
uiotLel, Il ca lrain-.g told - ithru~ut1 ,.u
b. A. Go. Also PUBLISH,
By he same Author ., -,
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Tor several wears the ohserv't1y q Harvard
College has rossssed a magnificent Telescope that IN TIE
hands ~ Nrs Bond has rendered great sriVco 10 astron
omic3 science Cmcoc, wished TO Quito Boston nud ias
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ern DIFF. and character very happy, and not much over
drawn.