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EDUCATIONAL.

ER.RoH AID eEsHAE.
Prof BrERY nAlIx yin ressus t..esins
lice. Apply tls n street, corner 18th. 90 Elm
EvENIHG GLASS.
An KvENING CLASS win hs Organized octoher
let 81 rmsrscu Institute. 10th street, between 4
and X, for distraction IN the nneli,h Branches
r.rtieslsr attention siysn e sS9s ssssias ana
Teacher in Insrson Isstitute,
sezs-6 Residepcs. Ses Z street.
wi husIo: hsssdsses, srsss Piscs, q door
MApAnOIsILLR 1oeGf vtn resene her
October. .Bvepins ooovs rational elsssss from
g clock. Terms made Known q her Residence,
No. s3l Sth street, one house from Peup-lys-
pBIvArE TUITION An N perieucsd Teacher
offers her services, % reseonable ates, 20 Per
sons desiring Carsfsi ssd rs-vsrA Psi-afs Ia
.'rsstioa IN any Of the following ersnches, viz
Arithmetic. Algebra. Insiish Grammar, kheto-
u i hsais ssd rrses 70, terms inauir. q Mics
Iss HANIIfE R. DBAPER VIII m.
$50 ss s On ss' s. sors
md h. The instruction in Eneiish, Trenoh,
A course Of Lieht Gynnsstios. Win !. ssse. v,si
sccomDeny the daily .xercisss class hon 70
m nos etSe 20 tnres eioch. nis DraSsr re
ssruets. Also. % Rev J. p HesSsa. p r. R.S
Wv Tudor, Rev. ysbsE Rox. Hon Ohars~. sum.
PEA y. 3. s., Brfssdisr General n ID. Tospsend.
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By Justice CIdse 20 tAe WIT Of Certiorart.-Yes
terjay, ustice Chase made the following return
TO the writ Of certiorGri served on him in thu
case Of three colored men against Spaldins A.
Rapley, for ejecting them from the National
Theater:
To the Honorable he Supreme Court Of the Dis
biet q CotHmbtd'-ln compliance win the re.
quirements Of q writ of certi0rdri served ON me
on the 18th instant, have the honor Of certify
ing that on the 5th day of October. 1862 issued
summons upon an affidavit made before me-
Said summons was returned on the day of
issue. Al which time William w. Rapley, the
defendant in the case, made his appearance
and AZ whose instance the case was postponed
for nnal hearing till the 18th instan:, at 6
O'Clock p. m. The writ above referred to
having been served on me at , o'clock o. M of
the same day has stayed all further proceedings
in the case.
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NV 11fvR7.nGs.ss.LLIHE.
B8TWBUN PHILADELPHIA, ALBXANpRI a
vAy WAsaIEGIoH, AID Ai a
GEOB6ETOWN, D. Q.
:. xi;:s:' Fsss.i Sss f sslGs SSEss
NJ FEpm So Water street. Georgetown, wIDIIs
Freight received 1t any tine.
Apply % HYDE q TYLER.
81 Water Ut Georgetown, d. q,
u. EtDRIbGE 3 90,
AlexAndd0. Va
49,. WI. CLYDE CO.,
htu II Horth W hafvoS. Philsdelphis.
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Government Securities.

6overnmenS Decurttiee.
WAsHNeToN, October Is, lS6o.-Jay Cooke &
Co., furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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An INFANT was found on the steps Of St.
Joseph's Orphan Asylum, on II street. between
9th and 10Th streets, last night and taken to the
once OF Justice Thompson, and died there this
morning from the ects OF the exposure. Cor
oner Potter was notified Of the fact, but did not
deem it necessary TO hold an inq uest
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IN ls3a,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1851.
PBEMIUG sf6As DYEING
cLIAssIsG 5sITA LIS

0eorgetown. ID. q.
Replefe with every desirable apparatus ana BRO
vtdsd With the best talent aud artistic ski 10 be
obtained, with constant personal attention on the
part OF the proprietor. makes this the best place
In the District 70 kve an orders in his line weIi
and promptly executed. eel 6m
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UND1RsHIRrs AND DRAWERS, Soc, 6Oc, &c.
81, at the Original Franc, 404 7th St., between
ID ard Z. No Branch Store. 9,29,l
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GOLD BHARIHe 0uARfz Is reported TO have
been discovered At 9lymont, Md, in the corn
Marbery, the proprietor OF 0lymonf, has madc
arrangements for prospecting his estate.
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TIE PHILHARMONIC SOCIRrY-This society
held It's FIRST rehearsal Of the season last night
The .Oratorlo Of the Creation was sung in
me style, under the leadership Of ]. p. Caul.
field, Esq, Mr.. Garrett presiding at the piano.
The society then proceeded to business, and the
following ofncers were elected for the ensuing
year President s E. Middleton; Vice Pres.
ident, @. n. Parks; Secretary, s. ]. Kimball;
Treasurer, N. w Burchell; Musical Director,
Dr. J. y. Caulfield; Librarian, N. J. Rock.
wood; Executive Committee-J. II. Daniels
q. 5. Parker, and K. II. Merriweather. A vote
Of thanks was passed 10 Mr.. H. Townsend for
faithful services for the past three years as
secretary, and the society adjourned TO next
Thursday evening for rehearsal.
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BOARD OF POLICE CoNMIssIoNRRs-The
Board of Police held a meeting Yesterday At
headq uarters, and transacted, among other
business, the folio xing-Erancis q uinn was
appointed an additional private for twelve
months, 70 do duty At the EbbItt House; David
Cranch, additional private 10 do duty in the
washing ton Navy Yard; John Green, addi-
nonal private for six months, to do duty at C.
B-Church Co s lumber yard. The applica-
lion OF Maria A. Rodgers for liquor Hcense
was rejected. The committee appointed BY
Inc Board 10 examine candidates for appoint.
nent on the force will hold a meeting for that
purpose on Wednesday, the 10Th instant, at
- N.
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STEAMBOAT LINES

FOB LIVERPOOL AND QUEINsTOwH.
Inman Line Of Mail Steamer. s.,,,,, ftorr VA
York livery eATURDAH and AL $500
fERNATE fUEODAYe 3H1h
ireland, and the Continent.
For fall Information apply 70 JOHN g. DALE,
HIDDLIf TON CO,
BANKERS,
eu1A-0 Washington.
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W. A. SMITH IL the name Of poor man,
blind In one eye, with his arms parsiyzed so
that he cannot raise his hands % his head, and
with both legs amputated, who 10 being taken
around the streets on hand cart, something
charity.
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CHIIy JUSTICE CHASE has rented the slsraut
double-house ON i street, near Ninetosnth ths
property Of Colonel J. ID. Hoover. Tns nonss
adJotns that now occupied By Postms.tsr
General Creswell, and u one OF the iiue.t resi-
dences in me city. 'i'
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RT THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr; Georgetown.
TRUsTlIp SALE OF VALUABLE People.
TY IN T1AHELLYTOWH

Hsss.. and si. S:sras a.ss .Ss
sh day Of October. 1855, AID Eeeorted
ton, District of Oolumbis, in Liber B. n. r., No.
8. foics -. Is and 10, the eubserieet e trustee,
tSbeI 18Th 1859, ata O'Clock ?. en- The premises
Of Washington. containing about three scres OF
land. Of the best quality, on which 10 one good
frame dwelling house, large sfze; one small dwell
ling ana store. stable and carriage house, corn
house and hay NOV, and large grape arbor
Terms 81 sale: One third cash; balance in and
II months, with interest, secured By Deed of trust
on the property Oonveyancing and stamps at cost
property 10 struck OF.
oos l0t fHOe. D0WLING, Auct
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LAHClHY.-Yesserday, Onicsr Harbin ar.
rested Hugh Digrey, on the charge OF the
larceny Of two boxes Of cigars from Henry
Senz. and Ne Was com mitted 70 jail for court
by Justice Maryman.
O0cer Hughes arrested Frank Seivey for
petty larceny. on complaint Of Henry Levi.
and Justice CLARK committed him TO lall.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M a. u..n,sr .
oIiekIayer, engage In laying tne foundarion
ea,n. nsw =, h Sns toS Mr. John Rappsr on the
injured oy the emoan knept "a -.
he was taken 70 his Residence. No AZ Tln
street, where DIR. Sonnenschuidt .,,. S - 80 SO
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lncnplARY fIR1-About 6K o'clock last
~ en ~ the wood shed In rear Of house No
- " street, between 9Th and TIN, was set on
~ svo man Who were seen running from
me Alley BY q colored man when the IRE Wa
aoovdsd- The neignbors exringuished
NE names before much Damage Wa dons. I
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WALrIR L. PEN, Of Alexandra, Va, has
ofe sppoined ngnt.nouss keeper at Lower
CEDAR Point on Potomac river
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''1wBNTY PER CKnT."-Mr. Augustus M
Warfeld, one of the machinists EMPLOYED in
the Printing Division eff the Treas ury, has, bv
Messrs. Hin kle aud Ingersoll, his attorneys OBJ
tanned a writ of mandamus on the Secretary
and First Comptroller OF the Treasury, return.
able on the 18th instant to the Court in General
Term, to show cause why he should not be paid
year ending une Both, 1887, under the resolu.
ton OF Congress approved February Goth, 1867,
amounting 10 about $3.50. This case, 1t Is I'M.
derstood, Is instituted by Mr.. Graham to test
the matter; and the decision will affect quite
number Of the employees of that bureau, who
are employed at a per diem rate. This is the
case referred to in yesterdays STAR.
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SALES OF REAL EsfArB.-Green Williams,
aucuoneers, have sold lot IL, IN square 36i,
fronting 70 feet on 9th street. at the corner of
X street north, TO James +. Waugh, for ~ cts.
per sQu are foot; also, lot Z, IN subdi vision of
lot I, In square 70, located near the Observa.
tory, to ]. Z. Wollard, TOR $500
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TIE YIRsr MAhn RIOT cAsr

THE YIRsr wAkD RIOT CAsR.
CRiAISAL CoURr Judge FtsheP.-Yesterday,
in the case of Henry Himoer and Roprrt
Thompson, indicted for riot ON the Sd of June
last, Nj. Harri1eton made the closing areu.
meht for the Government and the Jury hav-
ing been charged, they returned with YER
dict OF not guilty as TO Thompson, and were
unable to agree as to Himoer.
William Mueller, indicted for assault ana
from the schuetzsn P.rk, was found not
guilty.
This morning. W. S. Dobins ai,as wlii,m
found not guilty; Harrington tor defsnce.
Thomas Wilson, indicted for petit larceny,
plead guilty, AID was sentenced TO iAil for two
nonths. In the cases of Willis Miner, indicted
for grand larceny, Robert Jones, fer false per.
sonincaton and false pretences, q nolle pros.
John N. Gates, indicted for an assault and
battery with intent to kill, and for assault and
with intent to Fill, in each case, aud was
sentenced TO pay fine OF S25 in each case. The
jurors were discharged finally.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Olin.-Yesterday, Car.
roll agt Peugb; order extending time TO take
andria and Georgetown Railroad COMPANY:
application for an Injunction to restrain the
sale OF such portion OF the land near the
junction OF the Long Bridge and Maryland
svenue as has been condemned for the uses
OF the railroad company, which has been ad.
vertised tor saie;) Temporary Injunction
granted. Macsall agt George II. Plan, ct al;
argued and submitted. Henry Strasburg agt
Levi Cohen ct al; submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Olin.-Yesterday,
Harmon agt. Mackall, Jr; judgment by De.
fault RapIey agt. Brown; judgment by de.
fault. WhIteley agt. Theaker; judgment by
default stricken out, and defendant granted
leave to plead. This is an action brought by
Whiteley to Obtain damages for an alleged
wrong-doine Of the late Commissioner in re-
fusing to reissue a certain patent. The Com
missioner pleads that the patent in question
had, before the application upen which this
suit Is based, been surrendered and relssued.
and therefore incapable of further surrender
and reissue. This plea now awaits q replica.
ton. Mclean agt. Kaiser; judgment by de-
fault.
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WILL CAHID.-Last evening. the officers O,
me Jail assembled In the hall of the instit ution
And Gen. John s. Cfocker, the popular war.
oen, was called cut, and agreeably surprised
on receivtng valuable gold. beaded cane, as q
nafk OF the nigh esteem In which he II held BY
them. Mr.. Sidney Mcfarland made the pre.
sanitation address. and Gen. Croker responded
appropriatsly, referring TO his intsfcourss
WIN the guards - being Of . very pleasant
character.
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THE CONCERT last night, under the auspices
OF Equal No l, Tribe o Jonadab, was q grand
success IN point of musical talent and q um bers
IN attendance. The Instrumental music by the
Ampnione; song oy the Beethoven Club: duett
.Drifr my Bark," by Miss Jennie and John
Pugh; piano solo by Harry Sheed, and the
Duet There Is q SIGH" by Misses Bowen.
were all well executed, and Harry Douohue,s
delineations OF Irish character were ysry
an using.
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HS HEAVY ALL.WOoL cAssInIRT PANTS
~ Three different shades; at - :
A. eAKO 4 co.,
ocA-u Sl5 seventh street.
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., 81, e1.50, %, % SC
at the Original Franc, 49i 9TH st., between
ana L. No Branch Store. 9,29,l
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FICIAL.
Laws Passed by the SIXTY -Seventh Csuneil
OF Washingtoa City, ID. e..

AN Acr TO ~ the eurb,tones aud pave the foot
ways and cutters on the west side Of Boundary
street, oetween Ninth street west and north
W street.
Be ii enacted BY tAe Board of Aldermen and Board
IF Common CoKncii Of the Cry Of wdsAisgson,
rhat the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, autnor-
lied and requested TO cause the curbstoues to be
SET ana the footways and cutters paved on the
vest side OF Boundary street, BET ween Ninth
street west and north W street. The work TO be
confrecteo Tor and executed In the manner and
under the superintendencs pro vided by law:and
todenay the expenses OF the said improvements
special tax equal to the cost thereof 10 hereby
imposed ana levied on all lots or parts OF los
bordering On the line Of the improyem eut; the
said tax to be assessed and collected in con form
ity with the provisions or the act approved
October II, 1885,
Approved, October 6, 1859.
AN ACT to set the curbstones and pave the foot.
ways and cutters on the west side OF + wenty-
a annn stree. west between o street north and
Be Il enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common coanea Of tie Guy Of Waskingtoa,
That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, author.
lied and requested to cause the curbstoues TO
be set and the footways and CUTTERS to be pa we'd
on the west eide Of Twenty first street west,
between U street north and Boundary street.
The work to be contracted for. and executed
In the manner and under the superinten-
dence provided BY law; and 70 defray the
equal to the cost thereof, is hereby Imposed
and levied en- all lots or parts OF lots border.
ing on the line Of the impro vement, the said
TAX to Be assessed and COLLECTED in conformity
with the provisions of the act approved q tto-
Der IL, 1s6S. (Approvea, October 9, 1859
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IHl WITNESS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
E,oeI j.. z. Taylor will preach upon the above
saolec,-tee node Of the Spirits tesufying-this
between 9th and ION
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SALE OF MosHY--At the mouthlx ,,..,,..
of TIE Economical Building As-oc,.
WEDNESDAY evening last, ~, 600 was sold -, az !,
shares OF stock a, IN average Premium =, S1 -
Ibe olading was quite spirited, aud there :. 2:
. decided demand for money. was
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MxRoRAHrg LINE OF srrAMsHIPs
BB1wERN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.

JOIN SIBsos, ss s S1EI1Y offT, HnSnt
regplsr seni; weekly trip beween NlWSl
IOkk, ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON, and
9BOk01TOWG, - folleWs: Leave NEW YORK
from Pier %, East river, every WEDNESDAY
snoSATUR DAr ats ?; %; Leave aIORa1f0WN
every zONDAY and THURSDAY ct IL m.
For further Information apply 70 JOS D. GAIT.
Agent. ehice and wharf foot Of High st., George
soNn or % the corner OF nth street and New ork
svenue J. W. THOMPSON,
IN H-u Presfdent.
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BARNEY AAnos, of the p. r is in town.
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SIN THE CAlD Of Mr.. Benjamin Miller among
our 0eorgetowa advertisements. His stock
comprises almost everything usually found in
the dry goods line from dne dress goods to the
more substantial articles suitable for fall and
winter wear and ali the new and most desira.
Ole patterns
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I'LL wAICsnIn q the Treasury Department
shield, inscribed. "United States Trsasury
Waterman" with the crosskeys neatly en-.
graved In me centre TO Be worn only Whsn on
duty.
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GOOD SOCKS for winter, 8, 10, IS, IS cents, al
the Original Franc, l9s 7th ST., between ID and
Z. No Branch Store. 9,29,l:
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NoTloD OF 1llOVAL.

,ws rslectAly cen sAs ssssuso, - -
Opsrsas Snsrs q car senPorsry rsnev.I n..ssS
eisIss ssisSsd Our s sss,S I'll ri Until our IsS
ss:, ce Ss 5sssS f,sos:dsy sad SssSraasn =
GE WALL . o.. A..
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the Original Franc, l9l 7th St., between ana
Z. No Branch Store. a.29,l:
CoRHs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrsscsn.
Cos, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis.
eases Of the feet, successfully treated by DR..
White, Surgeon Ohifopodist No "a PennsyI.
vania avenue, between ~ and 6th streets.
Hours nom Q. m. TO p. m. Calls made at
residences setWesu and p. n. No charge
for consultation 1t once. Established 1861.
EoR THy CHAPEL Gents Furnishing
Goods 70 to the Original Franc. a9l TN street,
between d and E No Branch Store. 1891:
TI1 oRlAr1er relief imaginable can b At
forded this warm weather By wearing one Of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishing.
~ lev prices at the celebrated Oak HALL cloth.
Ing store, go Seventh street. opposite the Post
Once, where, in addition TO eentlemen's "Ban.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogus, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits. children's GAR.
balde snits In Great variety ars also 70 b had at
he most reasonable prices. ..--.- 266
SAVE rouR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, 49A
TN St, bet. ID and E. No Branch Store. 9,29,I:
THIS 10 10 NOTIFY TIE PuBLIC that Geo. b.
Wilson & 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, &C., ~ cheap
~ any person who aAverttses IN the Star. TIA
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Ihh Ilkk fksrERDAY.-The losses at the
.,' a. Ills teundry Yesterday are about as
amount insured There is doubt that the
IRE was occasioned by shaviugs becoming
lGrited AZ The furnace door, some OF them
having been blown over the floor and tbs
names sprs I'D with great rapidly. When they
bad reached some petroleum in the buildinE
The IRE was beyond the power of the wor kmeu
20 stop Its progress. SO rapid did the flames
spread that the workmen in the pattern shop
stated yesterday Mr. Robert Spear 10 jumping
from window was quite badly hurt. Two
others also made the Jump but escaped serious
injuries.
The alarm was struck from No. 3 engine
house BY one Of the members, and the engine
was soon at the plug near the corner Of the
building, but the members state that the whole
building Was then enveloped in flames, and IL
was 90 not there as 70 blister the horses when
they ran 70 the Plug at the corner of 18th and
Engineer Cronin was At the Hook and Ladder
house when the alarm WAS given. and on ar
irving at the scene directed the Union steamsr
mo ID To take water from the plug near the
building. A general alarm was sounded, and
soon the whole department. with the Addison
OF Georgetown, was in service but could do
little else than save the adjoining lumber
yards.
Mr.. Ellis loss is mostly in his patterns, some
OF which II will be difficult to replace, but his
machinery, including lathes, planners and drill
presses u safe. 1t - question, however
whether or not the insurance il not yltiatad
because OF the experiments Of Messrs Win.
pie and Dickerson, which were 70 have been
can be clearly shown that the fire did not orig
mate from the experiments, the companies are
bound
The loss of Messrs. Petit Il Dripps 10 suits
severe, and number of men are BY this fire
thrown out of employment.
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| HK IMPORTANCE OF HkALru-

i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.
n g. sss &C.: e:Isiyse Of shs. slss.,,s l,ov
osySrea ks0on Iooks lps6 clear, @ooxS 80
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6cttoa. lyh1ch n ~ 60 n - Ssss9ioSs u
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The TOURNAMENT AT SILVER SPRINGS
"A tournament and festival, for the benefit of
Grace Church, Montgomery county. Mary land,
took place yesterday al Silver Springs, the
estate Of Hon MONTGOMERY Blair, in that
county, and was largely attended Three
trains ran from this city 70 Silver Spring, the
frst time since the completion of the Metro
politan Branch Railroad to that point The
tables, with good thing e, were ser on the ton of
hill, near which also q large pavilion mad
been irprovised for dancing. Here, 81 O'CLOCK
p. M, tne following knights were drawn up
and addressed by Mr.. Il. H. WiIiiams:-Boyis
Stuoos, knight Of Lone Star; Richard Raw,
Knight Of Lawn; Parker Jones, KNIGHT OF
ROCK Greek; Charles Carter, Knight of Occa-
sion: Guy Thompson, knight Of No Chance:
ler knightof Forrest, r. Counselman, knight
OF VIII II Can; Horace Jones, Knieot OF
Golden Circle; J. H. Powell. Knight of Dor
SEVILLE; II. Naylor. Knight of Ivanhoe: r..
Ernst. Knight OF Valley; John A. Jones, Knight
OF Old Dominion; William Pierce, knight OF
OAKLAND.
The udges were: Admiral Lee, Hon. Mont.
gomery Blair, Hon. +. p. Stanton, DR. J. Hard
ing. @. M watkins, and BENJAMIN Duyall
1arshals: Messrs. spencer Watkins and e. II.
Perry. Heralds, Wsssrs. James Pierce and
Edward Perry. ~-1
The tilt res1ised in victory for the Knieht.
OF the OLD Dominion. Oakland, Occasion. and
VIII III Car. who selected Miss Willie SIAN
ton, Queen OF Love and Beauty, and M,sse.
Mary Jackson, Alice Watkns and Ida =
Lewis, Maids Of Honor.
The coronation was performed by Hon
Montgomery Blair. after which the comp,nv
repaired to the pavilion, and spent the after.
noon in dancing.
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