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11EPAhTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED SITES PATENr OFFICE

On Oh. petition Of AARON PxLMER, Of Brock
Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, praying for the extension
Of patent granted TO them the 2th day Of anuary,
1854, for an Improvement in Grain HArveeters, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the cath day Of Janu airy
1873 RI y 90 81 .sl
II is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 9th day OF jan
uafy next, % II O'Clock M; and all persons are
notiSed to sppeer and show cause, u any they
Persons opposine the extension ere required to
Ole In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day Of bearing All testimony nled by either party
to be used ct the ssid heertne %nst be taken and
ace, which Win Be f1rnished en- application. !.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied mon e. testi-
mony must be filed IN the ONCE twenty days before
the day Of hearing; the arfuments, II any, within
ten days sfter alag tbs testimony.7- - =
Ordered, also that thu notice 30 yphlshsd n thu
Repablican aud the Isteaissncer, Wasbington, d.
. wesk .tbr thrse sScoseciye weeks. TIE Ant Of
e.: e sss dsS 8 E = = III
oc.ss3u So Couaissieasf e Patsap.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,
PROPOSALS FOB A PRISON AT THE STA
l. TION HOUSE.

PROPOSALS FOB A PRISON AT THE STA
TlON HOUSE.
The following resolution has been I'D opted by the
City Councils
ReSOtred By the Board of Aldermen and Board Of
common COsHctl Of the Corporation Of GeOrseto,rR.
That the Mayor be. and he is hereby, req uested to
obtain bids, by advertisement or otherwise in his
oscretlon and enter into contract with the lowest
responsible bidder in connection with the Record
er, subject to the approval of the Corporation and
report the same to this Corporation at the next
regular meeting. The aid bids to be based upon
the accompanying plans and specifcatio of
Messrs Cluss hammerhueber, dated August
lS61.
Approved November Is. 1857
MAJORS OFFICE, GEoRG ErowS, DC.
November 18th. 1877. {
In pursuance of the above proposals. will be re
celyed at this office until WEDNESDAY next the
2th OF November. at o'clock p m for erecting
said Prison IN rear Of the present Police Station
House.
Plans and specifications for the same can be seen
at tins office between the hours of and o clock
each cay tHAS ID. WEIGH,
no lb-3t Mayor
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POUR CORs, Durillions ct Ongles rem tres
dams la chair, consulter lie Docteur White,
eabI oepuis 1S6l-a son office No. 424 Penn
sylvania avenue, entire la quatrieme ct la Six
Ieme rue.
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TIE WASHINGTON CITY TEMPERANCE So
ETY.-A meeting In advocacy OF the cause of
temperance was held last evening at Temper.
alce Hall, on which occasion Mr. John s. Hol
linGshead presided, and addresses were deIiy-
cred by DIR Brainard, Of the u. s. Patent Once
DIR = q. Clayton. Mr.. w. p. Drew. Mr. o. h
occasion was deliR htful one, and partici-
Pated IN by quite number of our citizens Of
both sexes. At the close Of the meeting the
ere would be addresses delivered by Hon.
SIC Aey PeTham- Of Maine, Hon. Henry Price
o. lows, and Gen. Carey Of Ohio On the
e ening OF Thanksgiving Day, from 6 to IL
o OCH, II 10 proposed 70 have q grand TEN.
perance Jubilee.
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DIED.

MANNING. On November nth. at II n IN ~,
MARGARET BARRETT, daughter OF Lizzie and
Michael Manning, aged six weeks
The funeral will take place to -mOrrow at ten
o'clock, from $50 G street, between 18th and 18th
streets.
FOSTER. On Wednesday morning. the 18th in
wife OF Henry ID. Foster, U. :. n 3, and daug liter
of Robert and Martha A. Clarke.
Her funeral will take place Tuesday, the 10Th
instant, at o clock m, frem the residence of
her parents, No. 400 street south, between Sth
and 9th streets east.
BODICE. In New Orleans of yellow fever Sept
eth, WILLIAM FRANCIS BODICE. in the 18th
year of his age He leaves "A mother and many
friends and relatives to mourn his early death.
GILBERT. On the i7th instant. HELEN WILL
LETT, only child Of Edward +. and Lille Gilber ri
aged ~ months and - days.
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CONCEALED WEAPOSs--Joseph Huntinger
was on Saturday fined - by Justice Harper,
he having been arrested for carrying cen ceal ID
weapons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

BURNETT's TOILET PREPARATIONS AND
FLAyoRING EXTRACTS were su omitted years
ago, to the public, in the belief that their quail
ty would insure them success. In this the pro-
prietors were not disappointed. 60
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ANDREW JOYCE CO,
CARRIAG MANUFACT URRRO,
Az and 47s I4th street
Particular attention given to repairing
no4-eolm
4 S I = o L o q Z.

A I = o Lo q Z.
THE WORLD AsTOyIsHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REvEIarfoNs-
MADE By THE GREAT AsTR0LOGISr.
kADAME II. A. PERRIGO.
She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. g.
restores 20 happiness those who, from tolefua
events, catastrophes. In love, loss Of rsis
respondent. She brings together those long sepa-
rated, gives Information concerning absent friends
lovers, restores lost or stolen property, tell
you the business you are beet QuAlfe ed to pursue,
and in what you will be most successful Gauss
speedy marriages, and tells you the very day yoa
will marry, gives you the name, likeness and char
scteristics OF the person. She reads your very
thoughts, and by her almost supernatural powers
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries of the fu-
ture. From the stars we in the hrmament-
the malefc stars that overcome predominase fa
the configuratien-from the aspects and positiooa
of the planets and the fixed in the heavens ct
the time OF BIRTH she deduces the future destiny q
man. Fail not TO consult the greatest Astrolseise
earth. Ii costs you but Q trine, and you nay
never again have so favorable an opportunity Con-
sultation fee. with likeness and al desired infor-
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suit the Madame by mail with equal safety and st
isfacton TO themselves, as il in person. full ana
explicit chart, written out, with all inquiries an
swered and likeness enclosed, sent By man 90 re-
ceipt Of price above mentioned. The strictest se-
cresy Wilt be maintained, and all CORES pondenos
returned or destroyed. References Of the highesf
order furnished those desiring them. Write plain
ly the day Of the month and in which you we're
born, enclosing 2 lock Of hair. Addrese
MADAME Ii. A. PERRIGO,
aps-D&W .eoly Pc. Drawer 2S3, Buffalo, MI
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SELLING TO SOLDIERS Burns came
before Justice Harper. yesterday, lcharged
with selling LIQUOR to soldiers. He was fined
in the sum of $50.
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IHE A l. 4 VI. BRANCH RAILROAD TO
u EoE" ETOWN--The Alexandria Gazette of
Saturday even NJ says meeting of the
mem bers OF the Corn Exchange was held at the
Exchange Rooms this morning az 10 O'clock
Gecrge Y WCr'hington, Esq, president, in
the char, when tie question of appointing
CON mittee 70 represent the body in the pro-
POSED meeting OF the directors OF the AIexaB-
ora LoudoUn. and hampshire railroad, aud
o'EsTs, on the 2lSt instant, tor the purpose of
cCns'derIng the proposition to COZ 5.ruct q
branch of the Alexandra. Loudoun, aud
hampshire railroad 70 Georgetown was sub.
mttteo- and opposed by Col G.. r. SuttIe unru
whose motion . was decided TO take no action
WnsteSer in the matter. The meeting then
adjourned.
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EUB SALE-A splendid SHOW CASE, feet
j long, plate glass; asso. a large WINDOW
CURTIN, at No, i73 Bridge street, Georgetown.
10 81
- ii Is
MADE TO ORDER
no l6-Iw WALL, ROBINSON CO
.lOO BALES PRIME TIMOTHY HAY.
DUU ~ bbls CIDER VINEGAR
1000 AZ feet PICKETS.
For sale by PETER BERRY.
no 10 o. - Water ST, Georgetown.
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STOVES AT Cosr.-Ses advertise nent By w.
ID WYNN, 4C9 PennsyIvanm avenue of q
la &c and excellent stock OF Stoves TO be sold
at cost, in view Of making change OF busi.
nsss- Mr.. Wyviirs stock OF stoves embraces
All The best varieties.
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, a24 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-and-a-haif and Six.
streets, continues the successful treatment OF
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints,
warts. Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c
Office hours from a. m. to p. N No charge
for consultation. Establish 1861.
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RIoT.-John Wallace, colored had hearing
before Justice Harper charged with riot and
was required 10 give bail for court.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY-Charles Ellis
for court by Justice Chapin, Ellis being
charged with committing an assault and bat
terry with intent 10 kill, upon the person of
Geo. Johnson.
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WIN. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STFAN
w DYEIEG AND CLEANSING
ESTARI1SHMENT

once, No. 80 Jefferson ST., GEORGETOWN, ID. q,
Established in 1881 premium awarded by the Metro.
politan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1866, and is now BY
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section Of country.
DyeinR and Securing of all kinds dene In the bess
manner.
Truly thankful for past fsvors, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom Of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptncss and despatch.
Post Once address, Lock Box No. 50.
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when
IL 10 closed At 8k p. m. au lY-6m
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POTOMAC WATER TO BE SHUT Oyp.-Resi.
dents N south Washingtoa are notined that
ths Potomac water Will BE- shut on iron the
main on * street, nom Maine avenue 10 TIE
arssnai. this afternoon 1t 8 O'Clock.
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IsplCAILoF OF NEW HALL.-The Nom bers
OF Equal Division No. J. Sons of Tempsranc.
IaNlne Ieased the 4th floor of the buildIn ing cor
Aer or Ilh and ID streets, Will dedicate the same
on Friday evening.
Ihese services are public, and quite inter-
sun z, ana there Will no doubt be a large au-
olence present to witness the Ceremonies
Nhich VIII De conducted by the q. w. F. of
me order, or by his deputy. The officers of
tne DIVISION also oficIats. The Amphion Mu-
siCal Association OF the division will be pres
eht' and render their assistance in the musical
pOTuOn OF the exercises. The hall on the fourth
moor Is very line one, being over one hundred
leet IN length by twenty-five feet wide. Ii is
heaUnfuliy lighted and ventilated. and has the
necessary anteTOOns and convenience pro-
yIded.
These dedica-Ory services nave never been
witnessed before, and 10 doubt a large crowd
will be n at,eE dance.
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PRoPAMB.-Jusuce Tucker. on Saturday,
1pot Chas. .HaWes, charged with betaR pro.
faas, On The sun OF DO. -@+~
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REsovAL.-Messrs Maggie & Co., are o-day
removing their auction and commission house
10 No. AS Seventh street. opposite the Patent
Once, where they have fine large sized rooms,
ample 70 accom- modate their Increasing busi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

DEATH OF AWAsBIrGToNIAN AT MBNPHIs
Mr.. william Dougherty, Who died at M EN- pins
on 'he atn instant, was well-known and en-
terprising citizen OF Washington. He filled the
pt sit.on OF superintendent at the Capitol Ex-
tsbs,oI, and Was bington Ion ument, and bniIt
the State House OF South Carolina, and other
public buildings in the South HIS body was
brought to this CITY for interment 8 To- days
since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

C0EPLINENTAEY SkRkNADK.-On Saturday
evening, the celebrated Holy Hill Band OF
Georgrtown, ssrebaded the Washington Yacht
Club. in session az Harry Gorbutt's, corner eth
and r streets. Purser McConihe and Com
modore BrowniD. q ID the speechifying
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HELD FOE COURT.-On Saturday afternoon,
Justice Harper heard the case OF the colored
parties arrested during the day on the charge
of being concerned In q riot on 18th street ana
la Wood wards Hail on tue previous night,
and committed Julius Wallace 20 rail for
court; J ohm Waliace and Pink Jackson 70 bail
Ter court, and dismissed Charles Sanders and
Richard Smith. - :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

Base BALL--A game OF base ball was played
on Saturday last, on the grounds OF the Pioneer
Club, between the Gotham and Monticeilo
Bsse Bali Clubs, resulting in favor of the
t0Tmer by score OF 90 TO y, in i've innings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

THE TRIAL OF SURRATr-Ths question of
he trial of John II. Surratt Is again being dis :
used, and II 10 again stated that the case will
re called for trial next month. This IL incor.
teen advised Of any such fact In answer to
n question Saturday. the assistant district at.
torney said the case might possibly come no in
January or February. 1t is very doubtful
whether jury OF men who have neither
formed or expressed an opinion can new be
o )ta IN ed here.
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RAT HUNT WITH FERRErs exciting rat
hunt with ferrets and dogs, took place last
week at the feed store of Mr. Iohr Barrier
corner OF ist street east and street south
MI Albert Woodley had three fsrrets: Bapi
hlorooK two and Edmund Burt one The
dogs present were Vic and Mac, belonging To
NoodIey; English Fan and Nell, belonging tn
flnorook; Rose, belonging 10 Burt; Fan, be.
longing TO Goose; Fancy, belonging To Johp
sherman; Katy, belonging to J. Dean. Kate
belonging 10 II. e. Belt, and several others
About 10 O'Clock the ferreis were put in the
rat holes around the building, and the owners
with their dogs, stood sentinel. Two rats soon
msde their appearance and were gobbIed nm
upon the third rat coming forth.
large Tom cat which was near seized
1hs same, and after few shakes deposi-
ed - o7 he side Of the other two
Fourteen rats were killed by the dogs as thev
came out OF The holes, and large num har
we're khied under the building by the ferrets
Inc hunt being over, the gentlemen present
were entertained oy Mr. Barker. aftsr wh;ch
me party went 70 the slau ghter house and
stables Of Mr.. Miller, on 10Th street. between
N ano streets, ana in O short time A Iarge
ferrets ~ oss sno
In England the practice of hunting rats
WIN terrets Is very common, and tits astonish :
IN 70 see how they scatter when ferrets Are
introduced IN the holet. The dogs should hs
thoroughly trained for this business, the ferrets
working underneath. soon start the rats when
the dogs nab" them, aud giving them hut one
ptc, toss them aside, and resume position
Watcnlng Tor the next 10 make his appearance
onouLd dog leave his post, ne receives a
tanning from the keeper
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smooth and natural. This 10 the only Article
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dspiiasoFy IN eAistencs: fEieeI rs cent? per peck
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RROrHKR 4 90. GMPoRfRUs.
l61 BRoADwAy, INV YoaG

HAVE BEEN APPOINTED ASSIGNEE or
i 3. L; Blso0E. .ssskr.ys,, end .a rssay -
dress no. n. MAYO, Haess, wsssSoreissA
COUNTY. Va. u nos-lav1's
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X rURNBD hoMR MAJOR Watt and party,
" Use departure about eight days aimee in the
n st.saiiing yacht National. on q TRIP OF
p .rasure down the Potomac, has already been
n ,ticed, returned on Sunday evening The
OF game, and sn abundant share Of enjoyment
The National proved herself a swift craft
having made the trip from Aqua Greek %
WATTS Bay, ~ the foot Of 9th street. In i've
b ours. " .ta .a.- =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

CHARGE OF LARCRNY.-This morning de.
tectivs rs Coomes and Miller arrested Arc Id
6ilfillan on the charge of the larceny OF tin.
ware. tools, &c. belon ging to Mrs Garren
and he was taken 70 police head uartsrs, where
taken III some time since and left the artic Ie.
in char &c OF the accused, who she charges d is
posed Of them without authority. Gflfllar
alleges that she owed him $40 ana that he SOLD
enough OF the ware 70 pay himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

FORTUNATE DIeCOyERY.-On Saturday a ght
last, ~ * O'clock, as officers Skinner and
Barnes of the first precinct, were passing m a
wood and coal office OF 5. Normenr, near
Maryland avenue bridge, they discovered
smoke fss utng from the premises, and upon
forcing open the door found that a candle
which had been left burning, had dwindled
down until II had set fire 10 the wood IN which
II was stuck. The fire was exiting uished with :
out any serious damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

FkKEDxEss' SCHooL.-In Colordonia- (the
new village lying between the Eastern
Branch Bridge aud the Insane Asylum,) q
large one-story frame building. 30 by IS feet,
- being erected eolored school house
TINS house Is calculated for 30 children. and
the services OF six teachers Will be req uired.
IL u expected 70 be ready for occupany in q
lew WeSks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

RAN AwAY.-About o'clock on Saturday
evening Government team ran away. on 6th
street, between u and T. street, and the driver
Thos Moo ulgre, was thrown from the wagon
and severely bruised. He was taken to his
home, on 18th street, near the White Lot
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MARRIED.

COOKSEY-TIFPETT On THURSDAY, Noyem
her l4th by thu Rev. Mr.. Tudor, Mr.. J. /. COOK
SLY. Of W ashington. ID. c., to Miss LIZZIE J
TlPPETT, of Charles county. Sid.
BALTIC. Sun and Port Tobacco Times please copy.
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INsTALLATIOS OF OFFICERs.-At the stated
c0nyoeatIon OF Lafayette Royal Arch Chap
ter. r A A. M No. <. bel ] OF SATURDAY. even
ing. the following officers were installed: No.
Die ID Lsrner, NJ. l.. H p joseph r. Will f.
Irving W. Stanton, E s; NJ T.. N How
ell Treasurer: John Edwin Mason Secre
tary: Charles H MOUlton. Captain OF Host D.
= Jones. Principal SOIOurner; T. Howard
uHer Royal Arch Captain; Joseph -. Nc
Coy, Master of the Third Veil; ID. = Rum
nam, Master OF he Second Veil; A. e. smith
Master Of the First Veil; Leonard Stodard
Janitsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

PURCHASE or LAND AT MAyAssAs.-The
Alexandria Gazette says: "Mr. Campbell, of
Washington city, has recently purchased from
MI Weir LEO acres OF land adjoining Ma
Dsssas Station, or the Orange, Alexandria And
MANASSAS Railroad. At what is considered by
tbose conversant with Its value, a cheap price,
and Contemplales erecting thereon, Immediate
~, some forty or fifty dwelling houses which
he viii dispose Of, together W 18th the lots u DO
which they are buiIt, to settlers ~ 8 small al =
vsnce upon actual cost"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Store i'm
this city is Francs, 494 7th street, between
ID and L, three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall. n ta.r-
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BIDS YoR LATERALs, &C.-To-day, at noon.
bids were opened 81 the Mayor 5 office for fur
nishIng and laying nine-inch drain pipes, gas
and water pipes. &c, into all lots and parts of
LOIS on II street, between 18th and 18th streets
There was but one bid-that OF Messrs. McI.in-
der & Ecklof, whose prices are:-S A A ID.
= or lead pipe, 50 cents; Inch stop-cock and
iron box. $3-75; l-ineh gas pipe, 30 cents per
foot. ineh stop-cock and box, (iron,) "a; 9-inch
SartoSn drain pipe. per foot Al *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

GoISG TO EURoPE-The continued i'll
Dc attn OF Rev. j A Walter, the pastor OF ST.
Patrieks Church has compelled him TO sub
NIT 10 TO The advice of his ply scians. and seek
more genial Climate. HIS many friends pro-
pose 10 present him with sum sufficient 10
enable him 70 visit Europe, and Yesterday
over $50 was subscribed for this purpose
TAe parish Will be under the charge OF the
temporary absence of Father Walter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for The STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy.
ard, Will please leave their orders on North
A street, second door east OF Fourth, Capitol
Hill. JOHN CeGGINs, Agent
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FUNERAL OF MRs TALTY-Ths funeral of
MIS- Belinda Tally, who was burned TO death
on Friday evening last by the explosion Of A
ccaI OIL lamp, as stated in the STAR. took place
yesterday afternoon at two O'clock, from the
residence OF her husband, corner of 14th street
and Ohio avenue, and was attended by a large
number OF relatives and friends. The remains
were con yeyed 70 81. Matthew Church where
the funeral services were conducted by Rev
DR. White. after which the body was Inferred
IN Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c, TONIGHT

NATIONAL THEATEE.-Fust night In this eitv
of Miss Maggie Mitchell since her return from
Europe. She will appear in her celebrated
character OF "Fanehon.r
ODD FELLOWS HALL-First Grand Ievee
Of The season BY the RidRely Association, which
- going 70 be very enjoyable affair.
TEMPERANCE HALL, T. street-Grapd Com.
plimePtary Ball by the Saddle and Harness
d akers Tits evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

An ODD RACE Tomorrow there will be
novel race a. the National Course. The race
is 20 be between the grey PAGER Coldwater
Billy and a running horse, Bones. Billy 10
pace mile while Bones runs q mile and
quarter; b lily 10 60 in harness and carry the
goes catch-weight. The parties making TINS
race. which IL for 500 a side, are Mr. Bun
Bry an, hotei-keeper of the Navy Yard section,
and MI Creasan- Mr.. Bry an .goes his pile
on the PAGER. Mr.. Creagan "bets" on the run
nIE animal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

GAMBLING.-Mich&eI WEIGH Thaddeus
Thompson, George Anderson, and John
Thompson, were arrested last evening on the
charge OF gambling, by four officers Of the
fourth precinct, and had a hearing before Jus-
uce Morsell this morning, who fined them
IS each.