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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
The 7 uFf.
TIE NATIONAL COZ Rss YrsrssDAY.

1HH NATIONAL COZ RsB YEsrRRDAY.
The races AZ the National Course yesterday
were better attended than on the two previous
days, which clearly evin oes that the Washing
ton public know no y to appreciate and will
patrOnize the sports of he turf when they arr
free from annoy AID characterized by ex-
Cellsnt management, as Is now the case on the
National Course. The premium money and
stakes are paid down to the winners without
reluctance or grumbling, and every partIci-
pant leaves pleased with The events al Ia day.
Capt. r. T. Sewers, of Nashville, r-ol.; Dr.
Smith. of Washington, and Col Fort, of Tenn,
were selected a. the Judges, AID IL Was an
nouncsd that a premium Of so would be given
for the finest "style of douole team" J. L.
Moses named Belle and mate; Il. Mahriiuy
named Prairie Boy and mate-the former bsiuy
awarded The premium. The trot IN harness
between the same pairs, best two IN three, was
then called up. but Moses refused to trot
against hlshrlings team, and the latter, trottIpy
slowly around the course. claimed the entry
money and received il. The great feature of
the afternoon was now announced-the run
nIng race, two mile dash, for a Sia1 purse
Two animals were entered-W IA BreIstnrd
named or. e. Engineer; J. Barnes named D. Y
StarIlght. After great delay in starting, tn.
horses nnaiiy went of together, and the race
was won by Engineer.
rir.t mite. ...........a 8. - Is. 55s
second mile; .......-@ 1H 142 2Ii
purse of $50, brought ont two animals J.
foniks named $. e. BobDie Burns; w. Wall
named g e. John. This exciting race was won
by BObbie Burns, time--3:of, 2:5s1. Tue Gro vd
being now IN excellent humOr seemed disposed
10 get vi some outside fun, a s.flour barralp
race was proposed. and two nags were trotted
iorih-one little back geiding, under title of
the "CohquerOT;' the other % bay geldIug,
(oIind In one eye.) known s.Romeo."
purse of So was offered premium aud the
race commenced, each of the gallant steeds
winning heat, the third being won by
Romeo This closed the sport of the day, and
on for home went every body, pleased and satis-
fed.
To-day there will be running race for a
purse OF $3.50, and tIotting besides The gate
fee TO certain portions Of the track has been
reduced TO nifty cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

PREPARE PoR WINTER Prizes Down >
Gooo Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 50, Co.
IS cts; fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers
81, 80. and s1.75: good Cotton Socks, pair for
20 cents; extra heavy Cotton and WOODEN Socks,
frem rs cents upwards; good White Shirts, 81
si.25, and Sl50; fine do, 81 and $3.50. Paper
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cuffs cents FER pair or so cents per
dozen. HaDdkerchiefs, Gloves. Ties, Scarfs
OF the latest style, at most popular prices, at
the original Franc, 49i 9TH street, between u
and r, and so that You do not mss the place
remember that his store has large plate glass
window Also, that he has no bran Oh store
fO.2u..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

SERloCs AC, JDEN1 TO A LADY ~ PafNCg
GEOEGE COUNTY. AARYLASD -Ua SUNDAY
81 erECru last a severe acCId, ut occurred TO
MISS Minnie PumphIey- daughter Of - to~ = I
furphrey, ESq-, residing a f-w Ribs d low
Long Ola EIeius Oh the road u III tTISJ-1 1t
appears thst sCl.-r grH'lrm.n : no han v sIled
he taml were about leaving for home. when
a general bOrs suaek ride was proposed. in
" Eit l. Mss Z. vas invited 20 partI.jpaie. Sn,
acC'uted ard ne party had Iust emerged from
thr gateway and " er~ ON the main road wh- Il
TIE hOrs~ upon - hich she was noun It'd bee tue
III gE ed 81 her hiding habit, aud b. coming uu-
manageable d. She'd at fslrl al speed down ae
read TOW sTds Marlboro. Mss L. succeeded IN
s"eptDg the saddle TIL the horse approached
me tts leading 10 MrlwOOd. the real tsnc- OF
Der SDcIe. y ben she Wts suddenly thrOW VA to
the ground with sUc1 force as 10 dlslOca,s h-r
collar bone and bTcak her right arm bssid--,
cruising hFr person severely. The GENTS. nsn
" Ne had win ssed the accident without being
aoi- :" 10 der any asslstauc-. soon came up aud
cch Nsysd the injured lady - her uucia's resi-
ocbce u ar ~. where she received msuic al aud
sno etiii reInaius IN state Of great suffering
Her escape from heath under the circur1.t4pce,
" ss truly Mrs culOus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

A Row w m. Langdon and Samuel ZONES
shss S~seny, were before Justice " ,I,ar las,
evening, AT the Seventh Precinct station. hons
fSviBg been arrested by Officers McHenry ana
Eolhnbergsr. The former was chtrged with
D. Ing drunk and disorderly, firing plstoI IN
the street, breaking - worth OF window glass
for Nr. Isaac Levi; throwing away a gIal,er.
dlsrloUa aud with kicking him in the side
The latter was charged with having Commit
ted az Assault; and battery on Mr.. Levi The
charges were sustained snd the frs. named
wss fined SIS, and required 70 paw Mr. Levi
9I2 for the loss sustained. and the latter sic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

TEE FUSXRAL or POLICEMAN RAY-At3
oeiccz yesterday afternoon, the funeral s<
Policeman Nicholas Il. Ray took place from
M tate residence, on l. street EOTtn, Oct ween
foGrth and Filth streets west A large num-
Ger q policemen called al his house 20 view
m body % the deoease before the services
reIgtaLl Robert johnson sEd Officers j. W.
JAWS, Elle. oliver, John Nelson, G. p Hop
HES. and Wn. III. HOwes were h pail hear
re shu The corpse was escorted to the grave at
the tonfreSsional Cemetery by a body Of forty
Poi.Ssmen, under the command of Lieut.. Alex
TAFT, OF the FI1th Precinct Cant r. M Ped
Was also pres mt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

a NV VILLA E.-Capt. Sack pole, Of the
steamer Arrow, plying between ihIs city and
Mount Vernon and Marshall-s Landinz, Is
about completing arrapge ments for the forma-
ton Of a village at the latter place. The ser.
yices of an engineer have been procured 10 lay
of the lots from tract of land selected, aud
early IN the spring contractors will commence
the erection OF a series of houses designed for
the occupancy Of permanent tenants, as well
as for parties desiTous of spending a short sea-
con of pleasure IN this delightful locality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

STEALING BREAD.-A colored man, named
Peter Taylor, arrested by Omcer Kearney yes
teTday on the charge of stealing bread aud a
small lot OF provisions from a STALL Ia the
Centre Market, was committed by Justice
CLARK TO the wsrkhouse in default Of pay ment
OF a line of $40. The capture OF the thief was
attended with much difficulty, as he gave the
police and a number OF citizens long run,
and made sundry Delligereu t demon STATIONS al
various times towards his pursuers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

STRUcR WITH ACLUB.-On Wednesday n ght
last, during the progress of the meeting in rn.
Seventh Ward. on the occasion Of the Repuoli-
can rag-pole ded caiion- Mr.. Jas. La Fontainp
while passing through the GRO wd 10 his home
IN South Washington, was struck over the
head with club IN the hands OF a colorpd m an.
and seriously injured. The effects of he blow
are still felt, although Mr.. La Fontaine As able
10 ne out on the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

ELECTIoN oY A PASTOR The annual meet
ing OF the seat holders OF the UniJarian church
Cerner Ct Sixth and ID streets, WAS held last
evening" The fret business before the meeting
- a. ths election of a committee OF man agemsut
Tor The ensuing Year. The following ware
elected: Colonel Talbo:, q. L. Baker, General
woodruff, +. PhIlp, George Doolittie, n.
Camsron, Professor Hall, with DR.. W. Wallace
treasurer The question OF elecLnS a pastor
was hen taken mp, and a unanimous invita-
ton was extended 10 Rev. William Sharmtn
10 assume tie PASTORAL charge Of the church for
enc year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

BLANKETS Of all colors and prices Ironin1
Blankets. 2,O00 pi. ees heavy Brown L,nen. -
inches wide, very cheap; House Slippers only
20 cents pair. Ap.ssor
ll,i3 $40 9th st, one door above Pa axs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

FINE RED FLANNEL Shirts and Drswsr.
S2.?o, good quality at si.75' heavy and medium
weiehts OF Norfolk and New Brnnswi ~ mel
superior TO any Epglish make and ona-,hirt
less cost, at Saks & Co, 5i7 1lh ST N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

FERMENTATION OF A Fox TArL.-The Uaion
tire Company, No. I, having made the best
time al the test aisrm on Tuesday evening,
hss been presented with a fine fox tail by
commissioner Gorbutt, which the compan v
viii retain as a trophy of vigilance until the
henor Is wrested from them by ane:her CON-
pany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
OITY ITEMS.

JswkLRY, Silver Plated Ware, and Fancy
Go0ns, Received this morning 1t Prigg,s Ons
DoIlar Jewelry Store, No. i36 Pennsylvania
avenue, near \ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

THE WORD "SozoDoNT," which is fast he
coming household word, is derived from, the
Greek and composed of two words So-o and
Odoatcs. "Sozo,'' translated means to preserve
ana ''odontes," the teeth. Sozodont, a preservsr
Of the teeth. And il is true to its nama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

WINTER is close at hand. Take time nv tho
1oIeiock, and cali on liable & Co, los Penn
sysania avenue, between I'd and ~ straris,
sno purchase outfits of Winter Clothips A, N.
lowest prices. " ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

DIVORCE CAss.-The divorce suit which Ia
been pending for some time between Mari NJ
Waidron ard Hamyden waldron, tsrmin.t.d
on tne 9tn INST, oy decision In favor Of The
c-les. IL was ordered that her maiden nnma
Of Maria Madeleine Sedogard be restor.d tn ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

ACcTDRsr-Mr. Lam. Jsrboe, a resident n,
this city. paid visit TO his former hon-, nasr
SGrraitsyille, Md, last week, and While ac-
eompanying a lady on q horseback ride, wss
.eceidentaliy thrown from hrs horse, and one OF
liis legs was badly fractured by the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

1HE HC DsOS TAYLOR BOOKSTORE is name
OF pie asant essOcisuon 10 all lovers OF ..oooks
that Gre boo Ks rs Charles Lamb distinguishes
them. Of pictures thSt are pictures, and of
other things good. choice, and tasteful in
tLst wsy- Always TIE cosiest of resorts for
ooCzlsh people. with its art attra ctions nd its
conveniently arranged shelves where custom
ers can see what they wan, and are certain 10
mad something they do want, the est1oIi 81
rn-ni since II came into The hands of NJ ,ssrs
French x Richardson. hiss been improved in
various tpecisltIes until II would appear TO b..
about as complete In all its departments as can
well Do. And Messrs- French Il Richardson
have not oPly got one of TIE best arranged and
C - STOCKED bookstores IN the country, out they
meaR that the public shall know it, They have
alrsSoy an old established trade that any book
store IN me country might be proud of, but
They DO not rest content with thst Tney want
every bedy 10 know thu class of books they
nave, and the price they can afford TO sell tn m
al nence their column advertisement aIsa-
" here The STAR Is read in nearly every flr,-
lily IN the llst.io., and we dare say that not a
T. ader q The STAR IL night but had his atten-
ZION ealls d 70 this aItT. GIVE ADVERTISEMENT AT
tWsniy thousand fea-tables of this ard the adj
lclnlng cues the column advertisements of
, TeLCh EIchsId~O was discuss I'd, the names
arc L-CdefGie pTIcrs OF the books i'll their Inst
EIhtC FeT.ard SELECTION made ana memOTan-
ohius nOIfC To-. ne purchase of particular vol
urn.s CT se's In this way the name o: the s.Hui.
sCn ay iO- Book SlOT, and Of French \ Rich
afCtCE become household words IN ali th-se
thousands OF families upper most IL tho mind
ard On the tongue nsnsver a book il 10 he.
bought, or shy artiCle IN the book and station
cry hne THIS - The mage o. ITiuiers' in
ttaf- wfereas. few hundred people walk ~
along EsEnsy wanna avenue NAV chance :,
notice the sign and handsome store OF French
a hlCfdTGsCE, au hundred Thousand pe ,D!.
nav their attention IrTrSIs- ally attracted IL
this conspicuous adye-ti erleut in rna SrAE
hIs y the secret of ne success OF tao gr-l. al
ysrusinc busInes- wen of the country. thar
they understand how immensely their ar Ii
rbCes can be increased by advertising consDIcn-
onsIy, ir'eI1, and pers.sfsr-ly in papers OF
larRe circulation. There Is the biggest Kind %,
moral IN mis-. and Ne>s-s French .S I;icuqrd-
sOn have been Shrswd and energetic enough
10 find :; OGt and profit by i:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

GREcIAN SUITS for boys at Geo. G. Han
ning's, No. 5l1 eth street. He has also q ~
sirabie line OF Overcoats and fine Suits for the
little ones from S. to so. Capes. Gloves HaIf
Hose, SHIRTS, nndershirts for children Of all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
APPLICATIONS IN BANKRuprcv 7

APPLICATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY paroons
wishing TO apply for the benefit of the Rank.
rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents On q
doliar OF their indebtedness, should annIv
before the LIST Cf January, the time to which rhs
operation of the fifty per cent. clause Of the acr
is postponed. "
GEO. MASON. Attorney-at-Law.
I,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, CI.y ION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

AS WINTER rs AT HAND, II Is essentially
necessary TO be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity OF money into consideration, II is of
great Importance to go to place where good
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
al the lowest possible figures. We do NOT hes
itate in saying that there is one place In this
lishments as to popularity and cheapness. and
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude 10, should we omit to state the mama
or this successful establishment. But for the
benefit of strangers and persons not well in.
formed, we would say, If you wish to save
money buy your winter undergarments ard
all other gents furnishing goods at THE Orig
fnai Francs" 4Sl 9TH street, between ID and T.,
and so that you do not miss the place. remem'
Der that his store has large plate glass win
dow; also. that he has no branch stores. lO.2O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

HEBREW Commandments the sth stree;
sybaRogue, between II and streets, to-mor-
IoW morning al w o'clock, the rite Of coudr.
I.auon Will be administered by the Reader.
=. - nI. jacobson. TO Mark Kleimau, on
" hlch occasion there will be several Intsrsst.
Ing addresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

BAr,T TVJURD-On Wednesday, As Mr.
ErOeh Mortland Was driving into the city ia u
huERy " N 'ady, the horse ran away IN com
.tg Gown 18th siTe-t. The lady ium ped out,
torlpna tsly struek ne ground lightly, but Mr.
ncr.lsnd clUnE 10 the lines Tor some distance
not Was hnslIy thrown out, aud striking thu
GROUND WIN fo-cs was quite badly bruiset.
lie was taken 10 mis- resid.nca near Ro,s tyrses
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

TBE EXTENSIVE SALE of family b ardwsre a nd
agricultural implements is stili progressing a,
the store Of j. y. Barthoiog Esq on 7th street,
opposite Centre Market Sale oegirs diily. at
~ a. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

APPOINTED Cor DucfuE--Ar John kuek-r,
tor some time acting a. -xtramsn on me 7th
stree; railroad rorte. has been appointed rsgu.
lar conductor, and has command VI car %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

DOCTOR J. H. THOMPSON HAS RKMovRp his
office ana residence from the FIRST Ward 10
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth an
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m aud
from to 7 p. m. Hours Of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from l to Up. m. every
day, Sundays excepted 103
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

AT EIs POsr.-Judgs Gooding, United
S';'tes ElEsbdi Tor this District. who has haen
1tsef. fCr several mon tbs among n = f-,sn,,. -,
IndIsn2, arrived yesterday ia excellent haaI,h
and Is ~ his Po=1 II he CIsy Hail to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

"SPALDING's CITE will mend your WAYS
or anything else that needs mending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

MEETISG OF THE BOYs IN BLuE-Ata meet
ing Of the Boys in Blue organization. bald last
night at tnICn L. 1gue Hall, on motion of Col.
J. Bell Adams, a committee OF seven persons
was apPTo Died by the Char, consisting OF
Coils. j. Fell Adams, Hulse. Hattou, Major J.
n. Smith, aud Capts. q. ID. willard, Bran and
Holden, 20 prepare rPsOl utioas, 10 be reported
At once The COMMITTEE retired, and shortly
afterwards reported a serjes OF resolutions.
which We ? adopted, and IN substince set forth
thar the o. ganIZltIO1 OF the Boys IN Blue of be
District of Columbia Il formed for the purpcss
OF cooperating rs an auxiliary 70 the Rspub-
hcSn party OF the District; that the Interests of
The loyal people OF THIS District demand per
maOent OTg2nigat'On OF this character at the
capital of the nation, TO convince the Incom n y
administration The loyal Congress. and the
people of the UnitsdlStates that the District of
Columbia is truly loyal to the Government,
and that this city is purged of treason aud made
permanently loyal beyond any contingencies
that ray arise IN the future; so that c lpital
fiCu the North, East, Yves; and South may
r. induced 10 come here TO improve the various
great water powers, second TO none in the
country. and that Congress BE- earnestly SOLICITED
10 ard IN making improvements in the city, and
~ osautifying and building up the Interests OF
Tins DistrIct, thus giving labor TO the poor
wOTking mau and employ msnt - the needy and
noACTably dtSCb@rced .ldIeT and worthy loyal
cItZsn, 90 make this one Of the mo imporf ant
commercial and mann uring cities in the
United States; that the local effect that this
oreanH1tI0n Will have IN assisting TO Orgauiz-
meetings. IN he different wards of this ely and
District and in sustaining the candidates of tn.
Republic party will be of he greatest b neft
h.sclut ons " ere also adopted calling a meet
ing Tor T.day night, the 27th instant, at Union
Ieasue Hsll; recommending that the demon
stTarcn to b abe by me Republic ans OF this
Distrlef- IN honor of The recent election Of Cen
e-al Ore nj, T. postponed until the eth day of
D-Nem Der rext-the time of the assembling of
Congress; that OIL the Republicans of this DIS.
Giet n rrqUsstsd TO InIie in making the de-
monstIStion on that day the grandest affair of
tie EInC ihIt has ever been witnessed al ,hs
capital Of he DatiOn, and approving Of the bill
now teiore The Board of Aldermen to Glenn
out The Wa hington Canal for navigation
Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

BALTIMORE DAILY SUN.-Persons wishiug
to subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders at the Office Of the Eyening
Star, or at 592 street north, between 9th and
eth. The paper has been enlarged, and will
be delivered at an early hour.
1915 ROBERT COeGINs, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

CoRss, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodisr
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
~ Penhsylvania avenue, Washington. ID. c.,
sinUe lSh1. removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Mails
&c, ana successfully treats all diseases OF the
"et "ithout pain or inconvenience to The
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'M
msdiately after the operation. Refers 10 the
mAny eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
SANDS OF other responsible persons who pa
uonizs his establishment. Hours from a M
70 D. m No chaI<- for cons Ultatios at ONCE
Calls Ei"Je at residences from o TO %. m.
TnRsoNe wishing 70 subscribe for TIN STAR
VINO reside on Capitol HIM and the NAVY yard
%ii please ieave their orders at No. l22 East
Capitol street between ith and 5th
IDuN Gpoayss Ayant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

New American Publications
FOUND ON OUR TABLE.
KATHRINA; by Holland beautifully inus'ratsd
cl. git, So, full tur NOR 80. -. sI2 90
Dickens CHRIsTMAsC.RoL,in prose ... SIS 90
PORTER on THE HUMAN INTELLECT.
u ---'''-'---'- > 90
SERMONS hy Berry Ward Beecher. 2 yolnmes.
> Oh
JACK the CoNQUERER: or Difficulties overcome
"a new and beautifully illustrated Javen
FARMING FOR BOYS, BY the Author of Ten
hores Enough .-.-.--.------ .-------- ; 30
MEMORIES and LETTERS OF JENNY g
WHITE, del. Bal 80. O.. ...............S 81 90
A SISTERS STORY, By Mrs Augustus
Sfs'en ), 30
new novel by Mrs. Stephens; MABEL's MIS-
IAhE, oouno--- ---------sl "a
& new novel 10y the author Of John HALIFAX,
gentlemen, entitled W0MANs KINGDOM
paper 81 cl. $500 .--....-.. 30
RIBYs HUSBAND. A novel BY the su,s,, Of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n f W s.
.u...ment., kc., Tonight.

Walls OPERA HoUsE-Beuefit of Mrs.
Harry Watkins. when VIII he presented thu
rouasttc drama founded on Mrs. south ~orth's
novel The Bride OF an Evening or True TO
the Last"
PRoY. A. '. :. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3JI
PspnsyIvPuIa avenue.
HANLrNE VI. T.. CHURCH-An exhibition by
the L'gktHing CalcU'atoT, assisted by hi
daughter.
WIsEWKLL BAeRAeKs-A meeting o: "a.
wCJkungmel of the differ, Mt wards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

THROWN FRoM HoRsB.-About noon TO-
Day white man, named Patrick Cumm rs,
was thrown fro I'm horse near the corner or iIih
street and Ohio avenue, and severely bruised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

NEW ASSORTED FRENCH F.UITS, IN
Juice and Brandy.
PETITE POIs fine and extra fire Just receive Cd
and Of my own iu poT tation.
ALSO,
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
HAVANA ORANGES,
NEW BASINS,
NEW SMYRNA FIGS, very handsome,
FRISH MALAGA GRAPES,
NEW CANNED VEGETABLES AND FRUIrs
N. W. BURCHELL,
Corner l4th and streets,
OcSl Under Ebbitt Houaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

POLICEMAN SHOT AT.-A few min utas Del pre-
ten o'clock last night, officer Ssiunsr, of The
Second Ward, observing party Of disordrriy
colCTed men, consisting of Pink Jackson, Bal
Moody, Dick Smith aud John Parker, on the
corner of 12th and T. streets, who weri
dulging IN very profane and obscene language
undertook 10 take them in custody, but all es-
capped except Dick Smith, whom the Of
hcer arrested. While proceeding 10 ths
station house Smith broke away at
the corner of lUth street and LouIsiau4
avenue, when the oficer threw ms baton I ct
him, stTikia Z him in the back. Thereupon the
fellow drew a revolver and fired two shots at
the officer, who, in turn, discharged four
barrels OF pistol at Smith, but the contents of
neither took effect The officer then blew his
whistle, when officers came to his assistance
and after chase caught the offender IN a
lumber yard, and took him 10 the station house,
where be now awaits an examination before
JnstIce Harper at six O'Clock. Smith, Pick
Jackson. aud Bill Moody aTs ali said 10 De old
offenders.
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All OF The POPULAR PArsNr MEDr
"A CINfS and DYssrUfrS CO. be hss at =
DoOLEY's Drug store, east 81 street aud Penn
syiyanis avenue, Capitol Hill, pe3-In..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

SEE ADvERTIsEMEST else where OF an eXpe.
rienced civil engineer, who desires a situation
IN or near the city.
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DIAN0 TUNING AND REPAIRING.
G. L WILD, formerly Tuner of-
knshe,s, and subsequently If Sem ST9
Nsys Pianos, now - 6 b. WILD kts sgb
BIO. 3 Plsno Store, i91 lltn street, between Pa
sFenue and street, still gives special attention
Ia tie above. Other instruns MS also r. PAIRED
tunea and Tor sale. Pianos Tor sale. reut, II eI
change. 81 ~ D.