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POLITICAL.

,rw-YoRK-Re PublicAn state Ticket
- a, S,ok JAMES Il. mckEAN Of ssra'ogA
e'Tv',y I" THOMAS HILLHOUSE Of Ontario
ConA0'f' TuEODORE u. GATES Of Ulster
gf'd i,..,ra Joshua NJ. VAN COTT OF Kings
a",,a ,sS svror ARCHIBALD C. POWELL Of onon''sA
- NY .,so,er John Nj. HAMMOND Of Ahegany'
.,.s I, prisons, GILBERT DE LA MATf o. wyoming
,-t,, o. Of Aygeois CHARLES MAsON o. AA0''~
County Ticket.
JOSHUA q. ABBk
shsr1 i''''''''' ANES HAGGkRIH.
.Cousg Ctsfh'''''''' Isaac J. OLIVER Gull teml
s,{sors ......... NM v ALEXANDRA 10 oil yseaney
,,.-.e, RUSH G. HAWKINS
Ds'rtct A'0' ~ ''' tAtFNANDER WILDER
Louis NAUMANN.
C0ro"<'''''' JAMES NOBFAL
Judiciary.
,-.,, Cotri.. FREEMAN J. FlIHlAM
'ls<c' o. '''' kDNARD r. CONLES
Court .......''' AUGi NTUS l.. BROWN (l0ng terml.
'udg,s Of Comma" }uoOPEK G. VAN WORST (SbOr term).
Fk. ~ Marin, a.. c.t1fJ. SOILS RlTTkRBAND.
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RriQanduae in TtaIy.

the Of United Italy is
the extinction Of Brgsndg which for twenty centuries has been the
the southern portion Of the country traveller not very long
undertook With who bad formerly been brgind the as
the Maltese which affords prospect extending nom sea 10 sea
Arrived the summit he observed myself erected TINS
said the rde ~ Killed here" He admitted that this was
far from being bis only victim He hat erected tgentynne crosses on
various ridges Of these mountain sOudes In this connection 1t may ne
that Adventures Among the Bugand
interesting narrative commenced in Ne 29 Of FRANK LEsLEs
besides details the authors personal
recnoes while pedestrian journey from Naples to Rome which ne
brgaud facts and Of adventure
mrably Illustrating their mode Of life gin plate called The
MONKEYS Grip 8 inches By ~ accompanies No 29 Of FKAsK
Il hin
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THE HEATHER.

RrsuKa-Pom II to II p Of 29h ddy rain, and overcast
9Oth-1be thermometer lowest ear 49, Mnruing-DrLy
rain aud 10 overcast Aernnen-O'cfns very
clouy E,enng1o o'clock overcast. guy In ts there will be
two errs both Of the VI Meu Tie hrs eclipse
sunulsr invisible the United States but visible In the extreme
southern portion Norh America southern portion Of Europe nAc
saving 30 miles u the southern extremity In south America Tbs
ecpe Feb p aud 70 The second total eclipse Aug H. in
visible United but partly visible the northeast portion
Of Africa southern part Asia partly visible ia Australia
Of Mercury Nov Invisible 10 the United states but visible
In Asia Africa Europe partly visible In England
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How About Missing stitchess

Ihsve had-wrtes r. Briggs Albion Y May 1864 Will
Sewing Machine time We end to operate
not liable to get Of free many faults found ~ or
aaehaessuch MsSG STITCHES dr0Vtng NE sedm &C. has
given perfect satisfaction
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OHIO.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF TIE VOTE on THE
AMENDMENT
COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 30.-The canvasslng OF the
vote on the proposed constitutional amendment has been
completed There were 26,9s7 votes cast for the propo
ston and 2553IO against IT, The number Of blank votes
was 1227G, thus making the constitutional majority
against the measure, 5000
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Iieut Commander WIN. White the Cost Survey steamer Corvn
head las been detached saug orders. Act
LoeuIn
Acting En,u 4 H. Howell l. orlrie 60 the Coast surrey
U tbs Wsshugu Navy Corvin. Second Assistant
granted leave ~ absence Engineer r. W. Bassels has
Acting Assistant Surgeon Isaiah signed
Ds.irg has detached from
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One Entire store full Of Overconts.
BROKAw BROTHERS,
Opposite Cooper Institute.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

First Lnt " Skinner laih Salisbury, Additional Payma'eT
L. ~ Denote ath honoaby discharged ana mustered
lhutrT have resigned, and Col out
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The Most Celebrated Fabricnnts Of UPHOLSTERY GooDs
Linens have been engaged In msnufetung the
open for examination at WALRAyESs No go
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GERMAN RADICAL .REPuBLcAE RATIFICATION

IEKMAN RADICAL EEIUBIIJAN KAIIIIJAIION
MEETINGS.
THURSDAY Oct 81 Assembly Rooms Nos 23 sad
20 BoweTy.
Hon. F.EDk. KAPP.
Lon. CHARLES S. SPENCER,
Dr. ADOLF uOUAI.
fa.of JAMES HAGGERTY,
Henry T. RANNEf. esq.
RAPHAEL WE'LL Won CRRNSBACH esq
Pebble Meeting led FRIDAY EVENING IeIt lie ls
f-oI 90 the conner II oit. .hah-st and EIghtlaye
II. b. STANTON, esG,
IKJuge WELCOME r. BEBBR
Col j. ". SCiiAFFER
lT ALAASY. Oct 81.
TiiEO. BAFRMAS ESQ
tHLO. g. GLACBENSKLEB esq
2 WLLTtusBrRCH. No. l.
A y. COLE esq.
fltiSiMUhD KAUFMAN, esq,
sAL SlITZER. esq,
lr IKED ~ HUkIZ
RAPHAEL WE'LL Won GERSSBACH esq
IoSKEas Friday, Nov. (Gerusnl
ALFRED ERBR.
THEODORE g. GLACBENSKLKR
AT SCHENECTADY, S5tIuar. Nov ;,
Ii. BAERMANN.
RASSET Secretary Campaign Committee for the City
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DIR Schenck viii not be professionally IN Newly orl
turner's Tic DouiOureux, or
TupNRR,S TIC DOULOrREUX. OR

UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
A SAFE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
r. untng remedy all Of Facial Neuralgia oe efeesrs
perfect cur. single DAY. No form Of Nervous Disease falls " yisli
IT'S influence Eye The eTersi OF Chroae Neuralgia ae
general SeryOu, Deraugemeus Of maay years standing affecting tie
entire system ar. completely permanently cured BY il IN f~ dss
or few weeks at the utmost Il contains nothing furious to the mes"
delicate system always be used With perfect safety hha e0
saat use by the beat physicians who gVe tbe unanimous and an
osd approval Sent By mail receipt Of 81 and t~o posta<a
f TURNER & Co. Sole Proprietor,
M 40 Treuont-st. Boston, Maxs
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Furniture,
OF THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING OF PARLoR. DINING
ROOM. AND CHAMBER SUITES IN ROSEWOOD. WALNUT AND
MAPLE RETAILING AT NASUPACTuRBRS PRICES. AT
T. KRUTINA5
xASUFACToaY AND wARgRooNs,
Nos Sc AND 9s EAST HOUSTONSt.
Between Bossry and Seeoad ava
ALL GOODS WARRANTED "
Fire Departments
MANUFACTURERS .
PATENT COMBINATION HOSE bears pressure over gs posss
The square whoat bursting sweating and very ulfioe "
ouy Hoe suiai.e for steam Fire Eukues -.
m oTBlN ALTON BETTING superior b Leather or haosee
BENEDICT TORRBY IWOMBLl,
No Park-place. Nev. York
Nett door 90 Broadway Bark
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American Instute.-The branch viii meet 81 Rscs
No q Cooper building THIS Crhursyl EVENING 81 q O'Clock
ropcs-l New Discoveries and Inventions Improved Machinery ~
the late Exhibition the American Institute seats tree
J. WAR RyIp Secreary s. u. TILLMAN. Chairman
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spttial aQutius.

Now that All Families Can sift their Ashes In tho
House without selling clothes carpet less coal ought 70 be
used BIZ saving eners you actually Of coal AFFORD As
sane bea. that tuns would otherwise Inquire Of
MAGIC SITTER COMPANY.
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plrLBLICAN MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE RooSs'
Metropolitan Hotel Room lU'
HAMILTON HARRIS, Chairman
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The ingenious artist Of the gods when procured by the
mother uf Achilles To- engrayo coast surveys ana geo
gfLical drueatlOns upon his inNiucble shield never
depicted "A lGnd glorious and so varegited with gold
and silver aud every precious metal and So beNltching
10 lie scea with the odors OF Gods happcst creations
it, enchanting products grow In abundance on every
inch of her gated soil and since the curse OF slavery
/, removed II We do the justice which the Declaration OF
Independence proposes aud We now propose, VIII soOn
contain greater abundance OF riches than either Europe
A. nr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

RELIGIOUS SERVICES VETERINARIAN all
OF our Catholic churches yesterday-tne ami
NersaIy OF 81. PatTick-large congregations
were present. and panegyrIcs on the Saint
were pronounced. At ST. Patrick's Churcn.
especially, were The services in Interesting. After
hlgh mass the paDegy RE was delivered by
Kew John Foley, ID. ID. AT ST. Aloysius Rev
Father Hitch berger delivered a sermon on the
life OF 81. Patrick: and al ST Matthew's, Rev
DIT w hite preached on the wonderful ministry
Of the Saint. AT ST Dominic's, Rev. Rather
Ralph dIseoursed on the life and la bors OF the
Saint
At the Hamline NJ. r. Church, the new pas
tor Rev. J. W. Hoover, entered on his duties
and az Union Chapel Rev. J. II. NJ. Lemon
preached his farewell sermon, preparatory 10
entering on his duties as pastor of the Frank
lin street Church Rev. e. A. Reid takes charge
OF Union Chapel.
Atthe EsrTeet Baptist Church, where series
OF protracted meetings are In progress, Rev
4. NestcOtt, or New ork, officiated At the
Unitarian Church, Rev. X. X. Shipper, of
Worcester, Mass, conducted the services
The anniversary OF the Judson Missionary
Society Of the l3Ih-street Baptist Church was
held ia the even ng. when an address was de-
llyered by Hon. Mr.. Hubbard, of West Va,
and during the exercises several Indians who
were present, chaunted hymns in their natiye
tongue.
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DIED..

RUTHERFORD. At six O'Clock, on the mora
ing OF Hth instant after illness of twelve hours
WILLIAM son OF Alexander and Mary Ruther'
ford, aged % years.
The and friends Of the family are in yited
To attend bis funeral, from the residence OF his
parents 5o' 4 street, to-day, at o clock p.m
EAMKs. In this city on the 10Th inss .CHAs
la MES, in tn g 56th year Of his age
HIS funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, 35h street, on Tuesday. the 18th, at IL
o'clock. The friends OF the family are invited to
CORC0RAN On Sunday, the 18th frst after a
in the 42d yesr of his age
The friends of the family are respectfully in ytted
10 attend the funeral from his late residences No
b6 Pennsylv abia ave nue.. between zlst and aad
streets on Tue sday the 18th instant, at O'Clock
. m. lAlexaDdria Gazette please copy
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~ o 7 ii Z PU LILO.

Having within the past few months advertised
to the effect that was selling out at cost to close
my business in this city, preparatory to opsning
a store in New Yerk, feel that on account of my
continuing business in this place an ex plan tisn
OF the case 10 due to nay pa irons and friends.
Last winter, . business man in this city made
arrangements with me to purchase my stock and
MIXTURES. and was to take possession Of the store
on the hrst OF the present month, and had
opened Q store in New York, fully expecting to
remove TO that place at that time; but the pur-
chaser OF my store having failed to meet the re-
quiIements OF the contract made with me, have
Withdrawn my name from business In New York,
and shall continue at my old stand in this city
and having replenished my stock with new and
fashionable goods frem the North, sLall be
pleased to see my friends, who may rely upon
fair and honorable dealing.
LEWIS BAAR
M lo-3i' No 30 Market Space
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SEVENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHI RCH-
We gather from historical sermon uredc ned
Yesterday by the pastor, Rev. W. ~. Camp
DELL the following facts showing the remark
able prosperity OF this church, financially aud
spiritually. There has been an increase nv
letter and by profession, of twenty -four mem
oers. Financially IL has been Il year OF great
prosperity The sum total received. from All
sources, for the year just closed, is S7.7OO: a
sum equaI 10 the Aggregate collections Of this
church Tor the nrst ten years OF ifs existence
excepting perhaps the Erst In this sum is
included $500 received from q sequest m ade
10 this church by one of its members Mr.
iIeorRe Page, who generously donated TO this
Shurcn certain valuable property on TIN street
ne amount OF properly thus donated will
realize 10 the church about sl4, coo the remain
ing elO,UOO now In the hands of the trustees
VIII soon be req uired 10 still enlarge and beau
tify their church. Such is the reward OF rha
faithful little more than one year since t1a
present PASTOR was installed. ard undercircun-
stances somewhat discouragng. vet God mas
blessed his labors abuDdantly. To his untiring
energy, his hearty sympathy with the afflicted.
MS earnest prayers, Is This church indebted for
us prosperity financially. TIT
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
kc.,TO-NIgUr

49, HI
walls NEW OPKRA HoUsE-Tne beauti-
full Norrell Sisters this evening in the grand
.sIry play OF The Elves. or the Statue
BRIDE and the comic Drama of ..Crossing the
Line. These excellent actresses have made
\ decided hIt.
NATIONAL THKATEE.-Mr John Breugham
m his eItravaganza OF ssColumous Recon
Siructedr and as ssGerald fitzmaurice,' IN
"a Gentleman from Ireland"
METZEROTT HALL-The celebrated Alt
Burnett will give his first entertainment this
evening. He is a host in himself. being one OF
the best American wits aud humorists, and on
this occasion Is assisted by Miss Heiea Nash +,
the accomplished elocutionist-
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Eighth grand ball
OF the Young HibernIa Club
WALLACE HoUsE-Suppar of the Hibernian
Benevolent Association in honor OF st. Pat
nck's day.
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RECOVERY OF SENATOR HARLAN's HoRsE-
Aoout The lith OF February Senator Harlan's
stable, near IL, between 10th and 18th streets
west was broken INTO, ana a valuable horse
was stolen The matter was assigned 10 de-
tecuyes Miller and COOmes, who, after much
IOuDle' succeeded IN getting trace of the di-
rectIon the horse was taken Detective Miller
proceeded 70 Baltimore, and obtained the as
sistance of Detective Smith, OF that city, and
went 10 Baltimore county, and found the ami
nal AT a stable near the toll gate on the Fred
tTlck road belonging 10 Nessrs Peddtcord &
Lewis, horse traders, who had bought the ami
nal for slOO from traveller who gave his
lame as Spates. They readily surrendered
The horse 10 Detective Miller, who placed him
ID care OF Detective Smith, to be for warded 10
washington. This is the fourth valuable borse
recovered by these energetic detectives within
TWO weeks.
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PREsENTATIoN-Wa shngton Naval Lodge
NO !, r. and a Masons, at its last stated com.
municatIon, was presented with a beautiful
silver set, consisting of the silver pitcher
awarded by East Washington NJ T. Church
far; a silver goblet, from Mr.. Henry Bright:
and beautiful silver waiter The w. Master
OF the lodge made the presentation speech
after which the lodge was called from labor TO
Ieireshment
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CRIMINAL C0URT Judge Fisder.-This morn
ing, the case OF the Washington, Alexandria
AMI Georgetown Railroad Company indicted
Tor q nuisance, in running their trains through
he city, was taken up, when Mr.. Merrick for
the Company, pleaded that the road was in
me hands OF receivers appoin ed by the Court
OF CheDcery, and that the case should be con-
unued until the suit in that court has termi-
naied- Without going into the merits of the
case the Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
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RI GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctlsneer.,
HxOELLENT ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
Gilt; EK AME MIkkQRS LACE CURTAINS,
Lob AND CHAMBER FuRNITURE, BRrs
P PET rAlr Hsi AT PS ,hs Au0T!oN.
a. M. We shall eel, at house Ho i64 frontioS
on street, between 2Oth and 2lst streets, First
One fns toned Rosewood Case Piano. sav.r
Octave, with Stool and Cover
Large Partor Gilt Frame French Plate Mirror.
and With Marble Slab and Bracket
Hsndsone Green Rep Parlor Saite. consisting Of
Two TEE q tete Sofas, two Castor, and four
Brace AInchairs
-Four handsome Marble top and Walnut Frame
Center Tables
Black Walnut Wa .tnot, with Marble Shelves
One handsome Black walnut Chamber Suite. con.
Washstssd, WarlIobes, Chsirs' ana Bed.
stesds-all to match
Handsome Chamber sst of Mahogany Furni-
Painted Cottage Sets and Window Shades
Two HaiTcloth Tete-a e te Sofas aud Chairs
Excellent brussels. Three-ply, and Ingram Car.
Plated Ice Pitchers. Casters. and Cutlery
SuiIed n air and other Mattresses
hahogany Msrble-top sideboard
n, stands. Dressing Bureaus. and Chairs
HsIi a., Chs%b Der, and OOokins Stoves
osmiSrts and Blankets, and Feather Pillows and
A good lot Of Dining Room Orsekery. &c.
And msby other articles, too Numerous to emu
Terms each.
a, The house 10 for rent; inquire Of the Aue-
Persons wishing to buy good Furniture will
ind IL TO their advantage to attend the sale.
NH 49, GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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STRJCk OIL-The Alexandra yOuGnql OF
SdtuIoay afternoon says that Friday morning
ABOUT O'Clock, Dr.. Gregory, who has con-
'ihued perslstently boring for oil on Captain
Johh foWelIs arm. in Fairfax county, strur x
OH IA earnest at the depth Of II6 feel: about one
thiro OF winch distance has been bored
lhrouRn coal formation, and two thirds
tnToneh SAND stone. We learn that apout
obtained at once, with a good prosnear OF
more The Doctor intends 70 punish his drill
about twenty five feet lower and then attach
the pump.
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BALLS, PARTIES, DC.

R9Oks ON FARMING, GARDENING, SC
s.rdsnipE for Peter
Sy Thsms. h' The as1S.s
HGs Tsn E Acre.:
Enough, $50; Our Farm OF Fed acres. Sc;
Ho%e Garden, ss Bai:.. famiiS Ritohs ni a.4
sfs as1ds and %ssFs Es
Flowers 10! the Garden and P.rior; $50; Garden
t Ladies; By Mrs. London, sa EnAsH On iaaisn
Dana; ssef ss9asI siss; Alien Ans:io ;sSi
American GsIdsnsr's A,sistant. sac; aow TO
y a0S SsT I.Ins:s 81 ssof
is.:a!sp: cqI.sIi:s sS!S; ny yiHsSasd Lake:
MMsyLews Iilu,srsted Horse Management, So;
bis Diseases, o.: Dodd. Modern Ror bocs s
size; stsw.It'. Stable Book 81 50; Doddl Amsrl.
mails, 81; Hsrss!s Hint: to Horse R espsra. SIS;
ssss ns: ls . r. &: 6v
a0u cs n NH Sss !h
American ysss.in.ri.n; s. Allen RSrsl a E;s:
Farm O. ttaees. 50; Vaux' villas and Oottssss.
81; Sloan . Homestead Architecture, SIS; Fis1d's
Rarsl hrchitse,urs e. Rosnios: Lsnd.e.ps
Country Seats s ssns 81 %i, ,T; Ss1aaur
NH IA eoet Corner Penna sv and ilth 81.
n0WNING,s LANDSCAPE GARDENING
co.'s ~ sts .; 20 ElItotts Western Fruit Srsvsr,s
Farm Drainage; q 80 Fisld's Thomas w ) Pear
Goiture;s sl35. Fuilers Grape Cultu rist; SIS.
rulers Strawberry Culturlst; 20 cents G1snon
on Mitch Csws; 70 cents. Henderson . Gard chi a
Keepers; sl.15 Jonnston's Agricultural Uhem-
issry sir5. Johnston Element. Of Al Agricultural
cents. Ny Vineyard st Lskeyiew; sI.a5. Nor.
o. -Four Acres Paper. 50 cents;J bound. 20 osnts.
Pardee on Strawbtrry Culture; rs cents Peat
and Its Uses; 81 %. Husman on the Grape; si so:
aud many others on the same subjects ~
mh 10 -! fkAkOK TAYLOR
NEW AND ODD PIANO COVERS.
~ New and Old PIANO STOOLS
-v~, New and Old MUSICAL INoTRU.
r., JOHN 7. ELLIS,
ID 70 :. 500 PennA. ave.
LIMITED sTATES BONDS ! ----
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-On Saturday after.
noon "a tice Morsell Committed Horatio Boil
ster, whose arrest WIS u9riced in the Star a
few dsys since, to Jail in default of security to
keep the peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

DIR. WHITE, Ohiropodist, &2 Penn av.. BE-
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue.
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Once hours from O. m. to
p. m, and to p. m. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

FIRE-Yesterday, about 12A O'Clock, the cur
tal1 OF a window In the third story OF Mrs
Mouldon's boarding house, No 47O 18th street
between and q streets, took fire. 1t was
discovered and extinguIshed by officer Taylor,
or the Second Ward assisted by some of the
ooarders, before any serious damage was done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

The PoOR-Mrs. Hefiie, Miss l.. Pickett
Miss Kate Shortelle, and Mrs. Robt. Kearon
have been appointed TO distribute the funds
raised by the ball for the poor held at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Feb. 18th. Their places OF residence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18
CITY ITEMS.

CATCH, then. o catch the transient h ,nr
Improve each moment a IL flies,
ana buy your clothes at Henning's ORe Price
Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

TIE REGIsTRATION.-This afternoon the
work of registering the voters under the sut-
rage bill was commenced in the basement of
the 10Th street colored Baptist Church in the
First Ward, by the Board Of Registers OF
which Mr. ;. V. Noyes is Secretary. There
were about 100 persons present W hen the work
commenced, Roodly number being whites
Mr.. George W. Emmerson was the first name
recorded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

POLICE RRPOETs FOR SATURDAY-The lieu
tenants Of police reported Saturday thirty. six
s,Iests. The amount OF Corporation fines was
SistU. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

TIE WAsHINGTOS AQUEDUCT.-In the SEN
ate on Saturday, Mr.. Harlan reported from the
Committee on the District of Columbia bill
spprOprIating sl50.OO0 for deepening or other
wise improving the distributing reservoir of
the Washington aqueduct-Prorided, That no
portion OF this money shall be used for anv
purpose whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

RESULT OF THE INQUEsT.-The Jury of in
quest in view Of the body OF Charles Iofjter
the soldier who died In the hou e of Mary
Browp- No. ga G street, Saturday morninS
about O'Clock, as stated in the Star OF Satur
day. returned a verdict that the said Charles
I>Ofiier came 10 his death from some cause TO
the Jury unknown" The Jury also found that
the deceased WIS robbed OF twelve 10 nifty dot
lars oy man w1o accompanied him TO the
house W here De died.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
q. b. PHILLIPS LESSEE AND MANAGEE

Last nights of the Talented and Beautiful
W0RRELL SIsTBRS,
JENNIE, SOPHIE. IRENE
who will appear for the first time THIS eve
MING. o the Grand Fairy Serio Comic PLAY OF
TIL Elves; Oh, THE STATUE BRIDE The
Perf0IDaace commencing with the Comic Drama
OF TOSSING THE LINE, with JENNIE and
iRENE, I; DOAHELLY, and 81. B. PHIL
DIP in the princfDal charactars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

METZEROTT HALL.
ONE WEEK ONLY
cOMMENcING
MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1867,
THE JUSTL CELEBRAT ten
WIT, ORATOR, AND MIMIC,
ALT. BURNETT,
AMERICAS REPRESENTATIVE HUMoR,sT
Assisted by
MISS HELEN NASH,
The Charming Elocutioni
In their Original, Irresistibly LaughabIe, yet Re
hned Entertainments.
Among the numerous quiddities OF
FUN AND FLAKES OF HUMOR
which comprise his repertoire will be found the
following:
REV. PETROLEUM v Nasty
MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB,
RICHMOND ON THE JEEMS.
SLABsIBEs AND GARkOTE.
THE ENGLISH SNOWMAN,
Together with many hits at
PEOPLE AND FASHIONS
entirely new and hsmorous.
Admission 30 Gents Reserved Seats so Gents
Ioors open at Ia, commence at clock
heser ed seats to be had at MetZerotts Music
store curing the day. IT.
FANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES.
Apply to MRS fhANk REA
re q I'm a47 10th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

FINE WINES, good edibles, and all the Iuxu-
RES OF the season can always be found at Ham,
mack's restaurant