Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-23

IHk COMPLIMENT TO WITHKRs' BANp.-The
commonwealth Of pleasure seekers, that portion of
IL especially that chases fun with flying feet
through the mazes Of lanceirs, mazourka cotillon,
waltz and reel, have not forgotten what they owe
20 the exbllerating music of Withers's Band II
Poposed 10 give them, on Monday next, a COM
pihnentary excursion to the w bite House and a
number OF well known gentlemen whose names
appear as the committee, agree to take charge of
TIE matter An advertisement ia another column
nnbIio . al .ne arrangements and the general
Puoilc sentiment declares il will be the best ex-
cnrslon OF the season. The boat engaged is the
ihomas Collyer, Captain Baker; the caterer, II.
Lolcn, whose skill we hear, Is fully equal to the
great assaults which that day will be made upon
meats, vegetables and viands; the music, With
es' Band, that will, like stars on benefit lights
supersede all their former efforts in melody The
programme Is well arranged to secure a day of
pleasure, and the names of the Committee are
guarantees that nothing shall occur TO mar he
general harmony. The success of the trip will
secure the band full set Of silver instruments
Go, every one They have piped for YOU and YOU
have danced now pay the piper.
THE saBsArn.-Yesterdayp passed Of pleasant.
ly and quietly in our city; no serious disturb
ances OF any kind. The day being remarkably
pleasant, the various churches, with few excep
lions, were well attended, morning and evening
In several churches the pulpits were occupied bv
ministers who consented to serve during the ab,
sence OF the regular pastors, who have been d.
meetings away from the CITY
The streets were dull, and we have heard of
few cases Of disorderly conduct that required
more than persuasive word to quiet There
were some few disorderly demonstrations in the
suburbs OF the city, which were soon silenced
oy the proper Interference Of respectable resi-
dents.
BuRIAL-Saturday, the Association Of Stone
cutters paraded to attend the funeral Of j. Pickell
who was accidentally drowned at the Little alls
The deceased was an Englishman, without fam.
lily or relatives In this city. Being out Of work
be made visit TO the Falls, and while there took
a notion to battle. He went into the canal and
was drowned.
FISED.-This morning, w. s. Mullen ap-
peaTed before Justice Dom for trial In four cases
OF violation OF the municipal laws, and was fined
as follows Running a hack without license
$40 and costs; running hack without number
" and costs; obstructing the carriage way, 81
and costs; profanity. Al and costs.
TRIALS AT THE GUARD HousE.-Babel Sew
mour, col'd, drunk, disorderly and fig hting; fine
and costs, SO Is. Peter Doyle, drunk and disor
aeIly; DO. e Is Edward Trgg, fighting and
resisting oniceri do. gil Is, and jail for court
Nlcnoias Liddon, disorderly; dismissed.
WHERE Is Isaac Bars cheap cash storep AT
the Navy Yard, LADIES' on ] street, between Sew
ment of Dry Goods, HosIery, &C. az the iowsst
cash Price. All goods bought OF me will be war.
fanted icr color ana quality: No perseverance, will
customers. ISAAC BAR.
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.. WsDpIss CahEs, very pretty andvery cheap at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets. Ice Cream Si.5o per gallon. jy 18-lm'
can .lwsys obtain them on application At the conn
ter Of the Star Once. #