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SHIPPED THkoUGB.-A few days since.
Senator Trumbuil, Of Illinois, received q car
load Of household furniture shipped BY him in
Ohicago. which came through in the same car
on which IT was shipped-it being the first
time we believe burden car has come through
the entire route.
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FREE ExHIBITION.-Yesterda afternoon
Ohicer Hill, Of The Fourth Ward, arrested
James Solere, French Snowman on the
charge OF oosfructing the sidewalk. The &C.
cused has number Of birds, mostly Austria
Ian paroq uettes, which are trained 10 do
number Of clever tricks, among others to play
seyen-up, and he insisted that the Justice
ehoui see the performances as he gave them
before President johnson On Thursday and
suitipg the action to the word, he erected ms
platform, called out his birds known as Gen.
erals Grant, Sheridan, McClellAnd, &C., Ad.
miral Farraguf, and others, which went
through the performances. The Justice "a W
him some good advice about keeping the snow
well OF the pavements, and dismissed him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

GRAND DIVISION, Sons OF TEMPERANCE
Las evening special meeting OF the Grand
DIVISION, Sons of Temperance, was held at
Temperance Hall, At which there was a very
large at epuance. The eommitiee-consistIn
OF General Howard, John Holm Rsh cad, and
r N Braoey-appoinre Ted a. q previous meet
ing 10 teze into consideration and report upon
The exI ediencv of founding coIsred divisions
OF the order under me auspices of the Grand
Oiyls oD-sai1 divisions 10 have colored
grand DIVISION when q sufficient nnm Der of
dtyirIODs should have been organized--reporr-
ed that they hac not agreed upon q report and
Were discharged. The subject was discussed
at eonsIoeraole length. and a resolution was
adopted. by vote of 81 to IL, declaring THAT
IA the opinion of the Grand Division 10 Is not
deemed advisable a. this time 10 take any steps
towards Organizing coIored Sons of Temper
.anee, further Il an has already been taken"
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LNM. b. WHEATLEY's PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
EETARLTEHMENT

once, No. 80 Jefferson st., Georgetown, d. o.,
so,itSn institate Az reimiit ~ sn = no~ To-
Tar the largest and most eomplsts establishment Of
the kind In this section Of sounfry.
Dysing and Securing of all kinds demo In the best
manner. VI II r+
Truly thankful for pest Hsvors, the subscribss
Goods received and returned By express With The
utmost promptne0 and despatch. aa..1t
Post Once address, Lock b 4 No. 80.
Once closes daily st sunset exospt SATURDAY, When
Il 10 closed at Sk ,. n. 90 80 60 ~ su1f-sm
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BASE BALL-Yesterday match was TO have
taken place ON the grounds Of the National,
between National nine and picked nine,
but owing to the indisposition and uAavoId-
able absence Of some OF the Natiousl nine, q
nine was selected IN their place. under Rad.
clIffe, who played Wrights nine, and very
amusing game was played. which partook OF
the Z" m Dffp," resulting in a score Of 81 for the
former 10 % for the latter.
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IT, HNTTED STATES PATENT OFFICE

~,
On the petition of AARVN PALM1R, Of Brock.
port, New York, and STEPHEN g. WILLIAMS.
q Janesvlle Wisconsin, praying for the extension
Of patent granted to them the stth day Of January
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
wnich takes place on the 24th day Of Janu airy
It is ordered that the said petition be heard t
the Patent Once on MONDAY the 9th day OF jan
uary next, ~ II O'Clock NJ; and all persons ars
potiaed 70 sPpssE and .hS hoy &C, csqse, Il any they
Persons On posing the exfension are reouired IA
6le in the Patent Once their objections specially
get forth In writing, 1t least twenty days before the
day Of hearing. All Testimony died By either PARTY
2 be used q the said bearing must be taken and
ncs, which win be farnished On application.
Is ss sS qs ss9. Ss s
the the day q hsssins; he .rEHmsits, q any, vitSis
Ordered Also that this notice be published n the
6eDublicen and The Intelhssnosr, Washington, D.
. week for three successive weeks, the Art OF
=; ssi ss "a 70 be s 'Ft ds{s Previous
ocz9-w3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERISTIC morning
Lieut.. John +. Kelly, Of the Detective force.
and Detective McDevitt paid visit to several
OF the auction sales on the Avenue, for the
purpose OF keeping look out for pickpockets
ana being on hand should there be any of the
usual depredations on pockets committed.
Two colored men were noticed ana
az the officers were satisfied that
they Were regular attendants they were
taken before Justice Walter. The hrst
gave his name a. j. q. Grover, OF
Baltimore, and stated that he was a barber.
looking for employment. The officers pre-
ferred charge that he had no visible means
OF support, and the Justice informed him that
ne would require him to give security not to
become q burden on the Corporation, or COM
NIT him to the workhouse under the vagrant
Act, or would give him an opportunity 70 leave
the city He took the last offer. J f. Nueent.
alias jenny" Nugent appeared to get Grover
the security, and was asked what he did for a
living, to which he ans wered " nothing: but
my wife works for my living" He was also
notified that he would be committed to the
workhouse il he didn't give security The of.
icers are certain that there are now but fe W If
any professional thieves from a distance
= working the auctions" and are Inclined to
believe that the work is done by Washington
sports. They express a determination to break
mp the "pocket- book lifters," and will do 90
If they have to arrest every man in the habit
OF visiting such crowds and make hem ac
count for the manner in which they get q Iiy.
ing.
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PETIT LARoBnIBs -Fanny Smith, alias
Blake, had hearing before Justice Harper,
accused OF theft by John Jepson. The Justice
required her to give bail for court Robert
Jones. coiored. was accused Of theft before
Justice Hazard By John Mountsny. and com.
naitied 10 Jail for court By the justice.
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GERMAN Co. OPERATIVE BcILDrre Assoc1.
ALTON. No. Last ing, meeting Of this
association was held at German Hall, Ilth 81.
for the purpose Of electing Officers and the fol.
lowing were chosen: Charles Kloman, presi.
DENT; August Smedtee, vice president; z. T..
Schmidt, secretary; +. A Seiihausen, treas ar.
er; Charles II. Berger, X. Kneessi, A. +. Beck.
man, X. Sprensgood. and John Lelmb acA, di.
rectors. Four vacancies In the Board of Dr.
rectors remain untitled until the next meet.
in4
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ASSAULT AID BATrsRY-John williams,
arrested Thursday By o1hcer white, of the
attn precinct, had q hearing before Justice
Harper, upon the charge OF assautting Au.
sust Hook, and was committed to jail for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

BURGLARS ABoUr.-Last evening the premi-
ses Of Major Bales OF the Currency Bureau Of
The Treasury Department. on 9th street, be.
tween O and r, were entered, and q box con-
tanning revolver and q complies set OF fish-
log tackle with other articles were earned OF
The Major wishes the thieves to understand
that he has the mate OF the revolver ALWAYS
close at hand, and Is wtlliog TO give them the
contents whenever they call on him again.
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TIE PENITENTIARY BrILDIEG.-A few days
since the coiored men employed BY Mr.. J. T.
Stockbridge, the contractor for taking down
the old peniteptiary building, stopped WORK,
rs alleged, because Mr.. 3. failed TO pay them
weekly; and at present there are no persons on
the work. 1t IL thought that Mr.. ;. win throw
mp his contract shortly, and az soon AZ he does
so u Is contemplated BY the authorities at the
arsenal to Immediately put on the work one
or two hundred men and finish II M
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THE EVENING STAR

- for "AuCTIon SALEs' advertisement
Gee fourth pase OF to-day's STAR.
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A RIoT.-Last night, about 91 O'clock a
crowd OF colOred men went to q restaurant on
field & Murray, and commenced to smash
things generally. They left the place, and
some OF them went 10 Harmonian Hall, w God .
ward BuiIdinR) and beat Thomas Seibert a
eoloIed man, and others. This morning the
ofkcers OF the Second Ward took the mater in
hand, and arrested the following, charged
with being engaged In the riot:-sPink" Jack.
son, Charles alias Buck" Sanders, John Wal t.
lace, Julius W allace, and Richard Smith. VINO
are held at the station for hearing this after.
noon before Justice Harper =
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sixth precinct. yesterday arrested q newsbov
named VIM. Bell Alias VIM. Lacey, charged
with stealing coat from James Ssnold. He
had hearing before Justice Ohapin last eve
ming. who committed him to jaii for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

If YoU HAVE MORE MONEY than You know
what to do with, buy your Gents Furnishing
GOODS OF Tom, Dick, or Harry; but II you
You pay out 60 to Francs, where Gents FUR
nishtng Goods are sold at prices which defy
competition. Look at the following prices -
GOOD Me-ino Undershrts and Drawers, so, rs,
20 cents and 81; good heavy Wool Socks, 70
and rs cents: good Cotton Half Hose, 81 per
dozen; good Paper Collars, 10 cents per box,
OF boxes for IS cents; good warm W oolen
Groves from Is cents up. Also, Scarfs, Ties,
Handkerchiefs, at prices 70 suit the most eco.
nomlcal, ut Francs Popular Gents Furnish.
ing Store 494 eth street. between ID and E. three
doors above Odd Fellows Han. HAL:
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GARRO1RD AND RoRrKD-Ia., Mich, M

CARROT I'D AND RoBbKD.-I.ast night Mr.
ton, wss assaulted BY some unknown persons,
- d robbed OF q double.ease ~ Id lime. str king
watch and a wallet con aiming among other
papers. draft for $3.50, signed by Dr. Geo.
w. Samson, President OF Columbian Co,lere
MT. Cassidy had been to the races,
and was returning home In bu Nv,
IN company with Mr.. Edward U'Oon.
nor. Arriving opposite Hamilton Plaza.
Capitol Hill, Mr.. 90. left the buggy, when
Mr.. q. proceeded nomeward: but IL seems he
fore he reached there he fell into the hands of
these parties, and was fieeced to the extent de-
scribed. The fact OF the robbery was not dis
covered till this morning, when Mr. CASSIDY
stated that be had no recollection OF what had
taken place sinces O'Clock last night In add
tion TO his loss Mr.. Cassidy sustained a severe
cut on his left hand.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. MERRILL,
~ DENTIST.
No. $40 PEsNsyLvANIA AVENUE,
bet. 9tn and 10th SITS
al operations performed pertaining toSI-EO
The AhT OF DENTAL SURGERY oc s-6m~
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INSURANCE.
National capital Insurance C0mpauy
HOME OFFICE. 500 NISTR STREET,
wASBINGTeN, DC.


HOME OFFICE. 500 NISrR STREET,
wAsBINGTeN, DC.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GRESS.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.-........-.si.e 900 900 /.
This Company efers more favorable sd-sntar-s
20 the ihsurlng public than sny other chartered 10
the United States. by combining the two ereat ele-
ments of Life and Accident Insu rance on the to,sf
stock principle. The premiums charged are DeariT
one-thirc lower than charged by Mutual Oompa-
nice.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
STATE.
OFFICERS
JOSEPH y. BROWN .-........-. President
GE0kGE II. PLANT-.--...N Vice President
BILE = shiNN -;..-....-...........I ressur~.
COL. JAMES +. CLOsE....-GeneralA Agent
BoARD OF DIRECTORS
John II Semmes, George VI. Plant,
Riley A Shinn. yOsephF. Brswn,
J. ID. CLARK. Jr.. J. .. COOmes.
hon. Green Adams, J " Parish
Robert Leech.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Riley A. Shinn, } n. Brown
g. Alfred Hall. Job W. Angus.
Nicholas Ackor. A L. Merrimaa,
Ersstus POulson.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
John X. Evans, Charles klomAn,
NJ. T.. Emory, Lewis ClephAne,
Albert g. Hsn. oei-r
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woRKINeMEN,s DsMoNsTRArIoN. - The
worsinsmea Of this Disirict propose to have Q
grand proceseion on Tuesday evening next, on
W hieh occssiou they will eerenade General s,
+ Carey, recently elected to Congress from
Ohio, who they regard a. their special cham.
pion for an eight hour law.
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RESISTING AN OFpIcER-Offcer I.avlor
Yesterday attempted to arrest tinker by the
name Of John Sherlock, who was some " hat
Intoxicated, and resisted him. The oficer.
however. succeeded in getting his prisoner to
the seventh precinct station house. and he
came before Justice Morsell, who exacted from
INN the sum OF $40 for being intoxicated and
resisting the officer,
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JOHN IL. SMOOT,
119 Bridge street, Georgetown, DC,
Has received and now offers, at the lowest cash
prices, an entire new stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, comprising fine assortment Of Ladies'
Dress Goods of the most desirable STYLES. Also
shawls, Cloak and Sack Cloths; Alexandra g, jon
WINS and Couysrs-ir's Kid Gloves; Josephs' Kid
Gloves, at Sl.25 per pair. Ladies', Misses and
Gents Wooden, Merino and Cotton Hosiery; Bian-
kets and Elan nels, of all grades Narcotics and Al
Prints; Irish Linens, Table Damasks; Bird Eye
and Scotch Diapers. Towels, Toweling and Nap
and other warm Gloves; Breakfast Wooden Shswis
Wooden Yarns, and Notions generally. Also, q
large assortment of Virginia Cassimeres, and other
makes Of French and American Cloths for Gents
and Boys wear, with general sortment Of Shirt
ipRs, Sheetings, Shifting Flapnels, Lindseys and
Domestics. Having resumed business last Spring
with new stock, every article now offered IL ne W,
prices, customers may rely upon making their pur-
cbases of me Of newest and most desira BE goods
at the lowest possible prices. call is respectfully
solicited. JOHN H. SHOOT
N. B.-Also, Ingram and other Carpets.
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LADIES, DON'T FAIL to see the new paten
Hoop Skirt, the most comfortable and cheapes
In the market, at Baum's Corset ana Shoulder
eth street. ~
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EAST WASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Inc first regular meeting Of the East Wash.
ldgton Building Association was held last
night at their hall, near the Navy Yard. Seven
nundfed shares were reported to have been
subscribed, the money Of which was sold at
oOa premium. This association launches forth
unoer encouraging auspices, and will doubt.
less nave q successful career.
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TRAHsFRRs OF REAL EsTATR-The follow.
Ing transfers OF real estate, were to-day re-
ported at the Real Estate Exchange OF r. M
Ia, In So south of So SIC, rs feet, at $4,000: part
OF reservation IL. at Sl.296; part Of lot is. OF
sub, Of 50. s09. SO feet, at S737 81; sub e. of so
800, at $500; sub. Is of Sc 30l, at S3O,t part Of
sub. l. in 50. AL. Is feet for $780, part Of lot H.
in So 800, % feet, at $3.50.
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FINED.-Wm. W. Mills, colored, was arrested
to-day for being disorderly In the street, and
upon being examined by Justice CHAPLIN was
mulcted for lne OF 80. Two dollars fine
each were imposed by the same justice upon
Edward Edwin, colored. charged with yio-
lating Corporation ordinance; james E.
Thompson. white, with the same often &C. And
John +. Sutton, white, for riding across the
pavement.
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KILL This morn Ing. Lie Ut TAFT, of the nth
precincf, arrested Tom Bowie on the charge of
an assault and battery with intent to kill Jesse
Miller, one Of the wi Illnesses for the prosecution
IN the case of Chas. Wallace, charged with the
murder OF Ben Bell on the 18th of Sept last.
ana ne Is held at the station for a hearing this
afternoon, Bowie was arrested once before on
this charge, but by some means he escaned.
and shortly AFTER went into training for the
prize fight which was TO have taken place on
Tuesday last at Fort Albany, but en- ded in the
grand capture Of the spectator
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REAL ESTATE SAIE-MezsTs W l. WalIk
Co. aoctiCneeTs, yesterday sold part OF lot I,
II sQurr. 2l2. with TIE improvements thereon.
COrsist az OF q lsTge three-stoIy briek hoass
siiUa 81 "a ne north west corn-r OF Vermont
eF'I n Esd n street north, to s p. Hill, To-
SWISS '~
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ONE PRICE ONLY
GERMAN STUDENT
LAMPS, SHADES, CHIANEYs, AND wICKs.
Cutlery, PLATED AND BRITTANIA WARE
TRAYS AND WALTERS, FEATHER DITS-
TERS. yAPANNED, PLAIN AND STAMPED
TIN WARE, FRENCH COFFEE POTS CA
NARY AND MOCKING BIRD CAGES, &c.
FRENCH CHINA.
full assortment in White, Gold Band And
Decorated, in Tea, Dinner, and Toilet Ware.
FANCY ARTICLES
In French, China, Bohemian Glass, Lava. and
Parian Ware, &c.
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE
OF all kinds. complete stock
IVES PATENT
In Table, Bracket, Hanging Lamps and Chande-
Hers. Full assortment.
full stock Of all kinds Of LAMPS. CHANDE-
LIERS, &c, and the Belongings.
STANDS FOR GAS AND THE TUBING, DROP
LIGHTS, SHADES, of all kinds. &c.
AN EXAMINATION OF STOCK SOLICITED.
NO AUCTION GOODS.
CHARLES ULLRICH, JR.,
4931z Ninth street
Between and street
n. B-REMEMBER ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
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HOTIL IMPRovBNRNT.-Atth the Seaton Hons.
many alterations and improvements have been
MADE for the comfort and convenience of the
guests. Besides the extensive additions in
process of erection west OF the building proper
forty and spacious court has been construct.
cd, thereby adding light to some Of the rooms
hitherto gloomy, and the wooden floors to the
hrst entrance are now being torn away and
replaced by stone tagging squares. When
fully completed, the Seaton House will be nm
surpassed for comfort in the CITY,
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The CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Store In
this city is Francs, 494 7th street, between
ID and L, three doors above Odd FeIlo VS.
HAL. lI,liu:
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a Coo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES days ago, as
a r, leased prisoner was wing the iail the
guards sparch ID him, having some reason to
believe tbat ne was not all right, and found
on his person a Is Ter signed by W II. King,
now in Jail charesa VIII being norse-tnief
and burglar, directed 20 a person outside
hing very cooiiy proposes 10 the party to
whom the letter Is dieecieo, tina: IL he viii
obtain MS fKipg'sl RELEASE on bah ne KING
knows where there are 5000 ID gold con-
cealed N q house In Gsorxetown, te which the
servant giri Is known 20 him. vi no Will let him
In, and he has the tools all hid near GeorGe-
town by which he can effect an entrance, and
he isl get the MONEY! and divide the spells
with ms Hoerster. The note was saken by
Warden Hurstis, and, as far as 10 Known.
tant In form alton, or n he has. has no< taken
any means 10 get bis comrade out of 80 9od."
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Rf THOS. BOWLING, Aact.; Georgetown, d. O.
SALE OF A VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED CORNER LOT IN GEORGETOWN

~. ".
BY virtue of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of the
district OF columbia, dated respectively August
80 and September 5th, 1851, passed in the cause of
John Bateman and others VS. Jane u Bateman
ana others we will offer for SALE at public auction
DAY the 18th day Of November next subdivision
OF Lot No 80 thirty , Of oil! GEORGETOWN, in the
Prospect and Frederick streets, fronting 40 feet
more Or less, on the north side Of Prospect street
and feet on Frederick street, with the story
Brick Dwelling house thereon, now in the occu.
pancy OF Mrs. General Wheeler.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid In cash the dav of saIe and the resi-,
due IN two equal ins'allments, at six and twelve
months respectively, with interest from day of sale
to be secured by approved notes or bonds with a
reserved lien. The terms OF sale must be complied
with IN one week after SALE or the property may be
resold at the risk and of the purchaser after
one week g notice. All conyeyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
4. r. CRAWFORD Tru.,..s
nol24t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL ANDWIN-
~ GnAnG
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsFNENTs, &C., TO.NIeHr

NATIoSA- THKATEE--LadY Dor had fine
ACusr III me occasion o. her benefit last even
lGE- TC-ntght IS her last appearance, when
tEe musical buTiesques of "Henil worth" and
'UrTheus an0 Eurydtoe" will be performed.
Walls OFERA HOCsE-Posiiiyely the last
CiGbt OF Under The GaslIgbt" All who have
Lo, seen This popular play should avail them
selves OF this chance
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DID N"T RUE FeOr RAcy.-we have re-
ceiNro com N onlcatsn from Thomas Setback
eiiorc' Wbo statss THAI he did not run a foot
race near the sou's draw OF the Long Yriors
for wager OF whisky, ss stated a fe W laws
since mar ne was NOT near the place; and taat
u be wants whisky hS has money ~ ost AZ
without running foot race for it