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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

WE WOULD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS,
who will shortly have to put on Balmorals.
to have them stamped in imitation of braid,
now SO fashionable in New York, giving the
skirt neat appearance, and not half the cost
of pralding. VIM. Prince, Ninth street. is the
only one here who stamps in fast colors. For
children's clothing ladies will find this great
saving. 1902;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

ACKNOWLEDGMENT about S O'Clock, as
Mr.. G. O. Chew, Corporation Water Taper,
was on his way to his place in the county, and
short distance beyond Rock Greek Church,
his horse took fright and ran Off In attempt.
ing to stop the horse Mr.. Chew fell ont, and
both wheels OF his wagon passed over his left
arm breaking 1t below the elbow, and bruising
him about the head, face and body. Sergeant
Pool and on Ger King caught the horse and
Placed Mr.. hew in the wagon and took him
to his mothers residence, on 9Th, between M
and N streets, where, when medical aid was
procured. It was ascertained that the small
bone Of the arm only was broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

BASE BALL.-The Jefferson Base Ball Club,
OF this city, returned last evening in the late
train. highly pleased with their trip, and loud
in their praises of the Philadelphia base
ballers. Arrangements had been made to play
match game with the Quaker City Club, OF
unexplained reason that club declined play
irg.
The game yesterday between the Olympic
and Union, in the White Lot, resulted in a
score OF 20 TO Is, in favor of the former, at the
end of the sixth innings, with the following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

ESx1N Low PRICES. ER1N
WE'LL MADE GOODS
AND
MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN THE CITY,
At the practical
TRUNK, NALISE,
SATCHEL, TRAVELLING BAG,
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACT0RY
JAMES S. TOPnAM & CO.,
H. o 81
SEVENTH STREET,
One door above Odd Fellows Hall. Big Trunk
over the Awning.
REPAIRING.
Trunks &c. promptly repaired Sc 25-it
Two BUILDERS.
L large assortment of LOCKS, HINGES, &c.
Fer sale by g. CAMPBELL,
Sc 27-lw 311 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A SHADDER's CLAIM-Philip White, colored
who claimed to have served Horace S. John.
ston, of this city. on his fishing shore, few
miles below Alexandria, about forty days last
spring, feeling himself aggrisved because his
employer refused TO pay bin more than fl We
dollars in Uncle Sans greenbacks, and bal.
ances his account for services rendered by
running account for time and hauls lost, and
molasses, cheese, cake. tobacco, and whiskey
furnished his employee, brought suit against
said employer before Justice Smith, from
whom the defendant ruled the case be fore jus.
tice Walter who heard the testimony, and de-
clded that the said Johnston was indebted to
White in the sum Of S26.U7. and rendered iudg.
inert accordingly, which was promptly paid
As some twenty similar cases have lately been
decided against Mr.. Johnston, 1t is presumed
that his Employees on the ssfishing shore" are
now all paid off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

THE FERT.-Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and.a-
halfand Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Nails, &c, without pain. Office hours
rom q. m. to 6 d. m
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DIsoRDERLY-A colered man named Rob't
Garter, was arrested TO. day by Oficer Hughes,
because OF disorderly and boisterous conduct
In the public streets. The accused was taken
to the central station house, where his offence
was investigated before ustice Chaplin. and IL
appearing that NJ extenuation for his conduct
could be offered, he was accordingly fined SO
and DISCHARGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

SUFFERING FROM PARALYsIs.- Sergeant
Tayiee, OF the fourth precinct, last evening
found lcolored man named Woodruff Smith
LIVING on the street suffering with paralysis
ard procured acosveyance and had the man
taken to his residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow.
ing transfers OF real estate were to. day report.
ed by r. M. Hall, real estate agent:-The south
half OF lot is, in square 1,o43, at S275 60 suhdi-
vision of lots and S, in square 465, at SliO;
part of lot $50, in Beatty and Hawkins ad.
oiton TO Georgetown, 25 feet front, for $500,
and subdivision Of lot 2, in square 273, for
SG06.
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A HEAVY PEEALTY,-A German named
Geo. Messack, reported a. having no occupa.
ton, came before Justice Gull, this morning.
charged by Tnos Coleman with trespas sing
The Justice fined the accused $50.
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CONCEALED WFAPoNs-John Harris an &C.
tor, arrested by officer Markw wood, Of the Sixth
Precinct for being drunk and disorderIy,
came before Justice Chaplin, yesterday. and
was fined 81, and officer Franklin discovering
that he carried concealed weapon, the JUS
tice fined him $40 therefor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-At the regular stated
meeting OF Friendship Lodge, No. 8, knights
OF Pythlas, held last evening at Island Hall,
ensuing quarter: W orthy Chancellor, Geo. W.
Sewell; Vice Chancellor, Wm H. Signor: Re.
cordipg Scribe, VIM. T. Hall: FInancia Scribe,
L. b. Grimes; Banker, j. b. Shearer; Guide
Lewis Wilbourn; Inner Steward, George T.
Dy kes; Outer Steward, r. E. Oonant; Repre-.
sentatives to the Grand Lodge-L. Wilbourp
George 7. by kes, John Reside.
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WARTS, MoLRs, VASCULAR ExCRBsENCRs,
&c, cured by DIR. White, Chiropodist, 42i
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and-a-
half and Sixth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man.
ufactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. tt
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TIE PRoMIssoRY NOTE CAsx--ln yestsr-
days edition OF the STAR brief mention WIS
made OF the charge preferred by Mr.. Patrick
Walsh against Messrs. Crowley and Coleman
of destroying promissory note for 500. The
case was taken before Justice Tucker at four
o'clock. when DIR. Lloyd appeared for the de-
Tense, and proposed to put MIR. Coleman on
the stand.
The Justice recited the charge and reviewed
the evidence relative to Mr.. Coleman. The
main facts ELECTED in the evidence were that
Crowley, Coleman, and Walsh met on the eve
ming OF the 25th instant, in front of Orawley &
Colefhan's brewery. Walsh took out the note
from his pocket, and presenting it TO Coleman,
asked him il he could deny that. Coleman
took hold of one corner, and turning 10 Crow
ley, who was sitting On the hub OF a wagon
wheel, asked Crowley if he wrote the note.
Crowley took hold OF a corner o! it, and 'sthey
made snap az ii and took it." Gro wiley gave
the note to Walsh in the first place, and Cole
man did not have the note IN his hands till the
time when il was torn. The prosecutor had
previously asked Crowley to give him deed
OF trust to secure the note, and Crowley told
him they had nothing butt horse.
The prosecutor SAID he Immediately went to
the station house 10 complain, and did not
think that the note could have been torn in so
many pieces, when he left Crowley and Cole
man at the wagon. Upon the advice OF some
one he went back and picked up the pieces,
and returned to have warrant issued The
justice decided that he could see no evidence
Of malice or felonieus intent on the part OF
Mr.. Coleman. Certainly. the mere fact of his
taking hold of the note when presented, and
his inquiry for information from Crowley, do
not indicate malice, although as soon as Crow
ley laid hold of 1t a sudden sRap was made
and the note was torn; and the prosecuting
witness himself testified that Coleman had not
previously had the note in his hands His
inquiry, therefore, was very properly made of
his partner to ascertain whether it had been
given by him.
The case against Coleman was dismissed.
Mr.. Lloyd again offered Mr.. Coleman as
witness, and a. the request of friends of Mr..
Walsh the case was again continued until to-
day at four O'Clock p. m, to afford him an op.
portunity to be present
Crowley & Coleman do not deny the promis.
sorry note, but state il was drawn on account
of loan, and not for wages.
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THE PRIZE RINa.-The next prize fight IL
is said, will be between Tom Kelly, OF Phiia.
delphia, and Parkinson, OF Pettsville, for $500
a side, and will come of within week Tho
place at which it will come off ,s not settled !:
but 1t is stated that, should Kelly win the
choice, he Will select a place in this vicinity,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceU.-To- day
letters OF administration were issued on the
estate of the late Susan r. Dorsey, of Bridge
pcrt, n. J., TO Flodoardo Howard, bond S40O
A petition was presented by Messrs. Brent
and Philip, counsel for the representatives
OF the la,e Chas Carroll. of Be ltImore county,
Nd, setting forth that there is pending in the
Supreme Court of the District chancery suit
III which the representatives. claim $500, and
no letters OF administration having been issued
requesting that such be issued. The Court
ans wered that they could take out letters next
Court day.
The first and final accounts of Charles Wal
ter. Guardian TO the orphans of Daniel Roemle
deceased. were approved and passed.
The case OF the account of the. guardian of
Pauline SeitZ, against part of which opec.
tons were made by the ward, was decided, the
judge ordering several changes 10 be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

OPENING OF DRY GOoDs.-Messrs William
K. Riley d Bros. are now opening large and
spienold assortment OF new and fashionable
goods just received from the New York i'm
porters. Ladies will do well to call at No. re,
Central Stores. and examine their stock which
they advertise at the lowest cash prices They
and their representations as to their goods can
be relied ON.
Merchants like Riley & Bros, who are doing
so much to build mp the business in terests of
our city, should be encouraged in their efforts.
1t Is to the interest Of our citizens to build up
first class houses in this city, SO that they will
no longer have to 60 to Baltimore and the
North for bargains, as was the case few wears
since. 1t only needs q visit to some OF our
best establishments here, and then to the same
class OF houses in the Northern cities, to con.
vince purchasers that nothing is to be gained
in the quality of goods or saving OF money BY
buying else where.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

CoMMITTzD-William NJ. Brown, q restaur.
ant Keeper, was yesterday fined, by Justice
Walter, 500 FOR violation OF a Corporation
ordinance, and in dsfAult Of payment commit
ted TO the Workhouss for 80 days. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tribe, /. q. r
meetings at Temperance Hall and last fall sur
rendered It's charter, hiss lately heen resusci-
tated, aud Will reorganize at shepherds Han
On Tuesday evening.
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SNAKES IN THE CITY.-This morning al two
women. residing northeast Of the City Han
were passing through the City Hall grounds
they were con sidsrably frightened by the APP
ever. did not notice them, but quietly glidsd
into the grass. -
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The whole number of
arrests made by the police yesterday were S.;
the amout Of fines imposed were S162,0S: The
business Of each precinct was as follow: Sec.
ond, 13 arrests, fines 800 Third, arrests, fines
S11; Fourth arrests, fines Sal SO; Fifth, ar
rests, fines 81; Sixth, arrests, fines S3I: Sew
enth. arrests, fines So; Eighth, IL arrests,
fines S45.55: and Tenth
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THE JEWISH n Rw YEAE.-Tc-morrow fSuu-
day. evening commences the Jewish neW
Year. Nexf Wednesday is the Day Of Atoue.
ment.
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OPERATIC Con CERT.-The grand concert by
the Black Swan Troupe will be given at the
Fifteenth street Presbyterian CHI CHI on Mon
day evening next. Considerable interest is
manifested in regard to this concert, which is
Tor the benefit of the church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

INl PATENT STEAM BAKERY,
346 STREET, bet. AZ and 9th streets.
HAVENNERS CRACKERS
We invite the attention Of Merchants and con.
sumers to the very best superior quality of Crack
manufactured at our establishment
MILK BISCUIT, SODA CRACKERS,
BOSTON CRACKERS. WATER CRACK RS.
CRACKER DUST. SUGAR CRACKERS. NOV
ELITES, GINGER Snaps, JUMBLES,
GINGER CRACKERS &c
These goods made from the best material
and can be had al ways fresh, and in any quantity,
and at the lowest price, Sc 25- I'm
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ABOUT THEIR DoGs.-Justice Morseil had
before him AT the Fourth Precinct station.
house, yesterday, eight persons, arrested by
the police officers OF that station for keeping
dogs without license, four OF whom were
fined s. each. one IS cents, and another eI5 for
having two dogs and no license, and the re-
naming two were dismissed upon proper
evidence that they had not evaded the law,
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SICK AND FEKBLR-This morning about 4
O'Clock, officer Lewis, Of the 7th precfn ct,
found q man named James Harris, lying on
9th, between F and G streets, in sick and
feeble condition. He was conveyed to his
home in Hog alley between 9th and 7th and II
and streets, and physician was sent for to
relieve his suffering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

Guns. GUNS. GUNS.
~ A good assortment of DOUBLE and SINGLE
BARRELS. Also. Gun Furniture.
For sale by L. G. CAMPBELL
sc 27-lw 351 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ROBBERY AT THE MARKET-This morning,
while colored woman, names Maria Cowen,
was passing through the centre vegetable mar
ket she had her pocket picked Of roll of frac.
t'onal currency, amounting to between seven
snd eight dollars. She did not discover her
loss till she had an occasion to look for her
funds to settle for purchase she had made.
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CKICKKT.-On Monday afternoon game of
cricket will be play ed in the White Lot, (south
Of the Pr sident'e.) between the American
Cricket Club and eleven composed principally
Of members Of Richings Opera Troupe. The
players are as follows: Acknowledgements
(captain,) Harris, Taylor, Early, Moore, Mar
snail, UIen. Kelton, Curtiss, Walker, Braund
Rlchings Opera Troupe-Wylie, captain
Sutherland. PEAKS, Kfnross, Dixon, Neal.
Deismore. Eastman, Thornley,, Studiey, Ber-
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MARRIED.

WARD-MACK. On July Sd. 1s7 at St
JOHN r. WARD to Miss MARY MACK, both of
this city.
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. FELL DOWN. WRLL-About II o'clock to-
day. while Moses Cartier, a colored man, was
engaged in cleaning out q well on Sixth street.
pesr the steamboat landing, he lost his balance
ard fell into the water below, q distance of
between twelve and fourteen feet. The water
fortunately was not over two and half feet
damage, except to get good duckng and great
scare.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS BE- M p,c.

ADJUSTMENTS, &C., TONIGHT .v-
NATtoNAL iHkATRE.-The Richings English
Opera troupe in THE Bohemian Girl"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Professor Macallister
mage. One hundred presents given away
every evening. -
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CITY ExPRKss.-Knex's Express calls for
ano delivers 10 sny address In this CITY and
Georgetowp baggage. packages, iurnltare.
DC, DC. See his advertisement
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JAMES C. MCGUIRE CO.,
FURNITURE wARERooMs.
EVERY VARIETY OF FINE
CABINET FURNITURE.
THE CELEBRATED
TUCKER SPRING BED
Which for Comfort, Cleanliness and Cheapness is
unrivalled.
JAS G. MCGUIRE CO.,
sc l6-1m Corner of 10th and streets.
eOO BARRELS OF wHIsKEY
AT WHOLESALE,
Of the following brands, viz:
G. GATHERS CABINET,
FAMILY NECTAR"
"OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA RYE"
And the wellknown
Rush RUN BOURBON"
All of which are offered by the subscriber to the
trade
ATLEAST TOTO 25 CTS PER GALLON
LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER
IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA,
OR MARYLAND
OF the same grades of Whiskey.
will also sell the same WHISTLES to the public by
the gallon at the following prices:
THE G. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, at SIS
PER GALLON,
which ia the purest Rye Whisky ever sold in this
District
Invite the medical faculty to call at my store and
test the purity of this article being certain they
will find it a whisky they can recommend to their
patients whenever it may be eXpedient to any.
The Il amily Nectar 81 per gallon; "Old FIX
ira Monographs Bye" at So; the Rush Run
Ali the above Whistles are sold at 81 less per
gallon than can be purchased anywhere else, of the
same grade.
ALSO, THE .MAGNOLIA WHISKY AT So %
PER GALLON.
C. GAUTIER,
NATIVE WINE BITTERS,
se6tf 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FIeHrIHG.-Stephen Christhslm and John
Thomas. coiored, got into fight near the cor.
ner OF Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. o-day about one O'Clock, and kept no
their hostile engagement till Oficer Frere
came upon the ground and made them both
captivee. They were committed to the Central
station house TO await examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

by THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown.
NEW AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FIR.
NITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October ID 1861,
at 10 o'clock, will sell, at No 81 Washin gton
street, above the Union Hotel a general assert
ment of Household Furniture of family leaving
the city-the same having been in use but few
months and entirely new-consisting Of
Fine Cottage Set,
Bedsteads, Lounges,
Single and Double Mattresses
Dining and other Chairs,
Dining and other Tables,
Ingram and other Carpets,
Mating and Oil Cloth,
Excellent Cook Stove and Utensils
And many other articles too numerous to mention.
SEES THOMAS BOWLING, AucI.
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J. W. SELBY & CO.
Keep constantly on hand q large stock of
Linen and Cotton SHEETINGS
Pillow. case LINENS and COTTONS,
BLANkETS. QUILTS. and NAPKINS,
TOWELS, TOWELLING, CRASH and TABLE
DAMASKS, by the yard and in cloths
These and all other articles in Dry Goods gener-
ally used by Hotels, Boarding Schools, Families,
Public Institutions, &C., we prepared to offer
at prices, for cash. which cannot fail to attract
customers. lsNI No. 323 Penn. avenue.
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MANNERS AT THE OPERA.-It is very
doubtful whether persons who annoy others
by their ruoeness at public places Of amuse-
meRte ever read, but in the hope that this par
agraph may meet the eye Of some offenders,
and cause them to see their conduct in the
same light it is viewed by others, we propose
TO say word as to the behavior of certain
young people at the opera. In the first place
the innocent dalliance of levers who because
'ney occupy private box seem to think thew
are beyond the observation of others, NAV Gre
are some amusement, and injure no one but
the mselves, but whenlthey laugh and talk SO
loudly as to drown the most beautiful notes of
Miss Riching or Mrs. Seguin, the audience
has right to complain. In the next place
''pea. nuts have no connection with theatri.
calls, and the complacense with which certain
Well-dressed young men, will Sit and MUNICH
them to the annoyance Of every one in their
vicinity Is simply disgusting, and we are sur.
prised to find any one in a Washington audi.
ence, making any pretensioRs to responsibility,
who can be guilty of such practice To the
very large number who annoy their neighbors
and spoil the music by remarks on the per-
formers, the music, the audience, &C., &C. we
have nothing to say, as they are incorrigibIe
and exist in every city. The cries Of the ven
ders OF "orp.p pies" (apples y sop. -p-pra
books" &c, during the playing Of the over
tnres and at other times, is another intolerable
nuisance, which should be abated, butt is one
over which the audience has no control.
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G. r A N II p IZ T.

HUTCH BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS, FRUIT
~ TREES, &c.
The undersigned has inst received his annual
supply of Dutch Bulbous Roots from the same en-
minent House in HARLEM, Holland, that has sup
piled him the PAST the roots this season
of the finest iption-consisting of Double and
Ssngle Hyacinths, Double and Single Tulips, Lilies,
Polyanthuses. Crocus, Snowdrops, &C. To sue
coed well they should be planted In the Fall.
FRUIT TREES.
5000 Peach trees finest quality, cheap.
5000 Grape Vines, all the choice varities.
Pear, Plum, Apricot. Cherries, &c.
Strawberries. Blackberries, &c.
Evergreens, Shade Trees, Roses, &c.
Genuine Garden Seeds, fresh, pure, warranted.
JOHN SAUL,
446 Seventh street,
sc 23-eo6t' opposite Patent Office
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WRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE.-Apply at
Star office.
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A DANCE BROKEN UP.-Thursday night,
Lieut.. johnson, of the Second Precinct, made
descent on house on @ street.. bet ween 1st
and 2d streets, which vicinity is known as
Frog Hollow, where dance was going on, at
which there were about seventy doing their
best 10 keep time to the fiddle, in q very small
room. The officers managed to arrest ten OF
the parties, and Yesterday they were fined 50
each by Justice Walter.
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w M. R. RILEY e. BROTHERS

w M. R. RILEY BROTHERS,
NO. SO CENTRAL STORES,
Are opening a large and we'll assorted Stock of
DRY GOODS,
From the New York Importers,
We offer all goods at the Lowest Cash Prices.
e.
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AcciDENT.-The Alexandra Gazette says -
Mr. a. Deane, a young man employed on the
new Maryland steamboat, Virginia., now WING
at the lower ship.yard receiving her ma.
chinery. had his left hand accidentally cut
Thursday while at work. The injury ne re-.
cefved, however, was but slight, and he will
soon be enabled to 60 to work again.
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To JAIL-Henry Smith, reported as thief.
came before Justice Walter yesterday charged
with being Suspicious character The Jus.
tice ST II him D Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

SERENADR-Last night, about II O'Clock,
some fifty membe OF the Washington Bowl
lug Club, No. J, accompanied by Heald's brass
band. marched up eth street, near II, and sere.
naded Mr. l.. LOwman, who is the ne " BOWL
ing king OF the forenamed club. After playing
several choice pieces of music, MIR. Lowman
appeared on the balcony OF his residence, and
IN brief speech returned his thanks for the
honor shown him, and invited the members
INTO Mohlich's restaurant, where costly sup
per had been served up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

PENNIES can be had in any quantities at til
Star office counter.