Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-27
AeOOD Brs1ss,so Yesterday we mentioned

AGooD BKeISSISe YESTERDAY, we mentioned
the fact that there II gang Of punderers infest-
ing the country north Of the city, and they live by
robbery and plumber. The police made an ar.
rangement by which they managed to capture
three Of the supposed gang which may cause the
ofiicers detailed were divided into three parties.
One OF the parties came upon VIM. Moore, VIM
bowling and Edward Humphrey, at DIR Hawas
farm, north Of the city: arrested them, and con-
mary hearing before Justice Dom, Moore and
bowling were committed to Jail, and Humphreys
held to bail for further hearing on Monday next
Humphreys IL but a novice, it is said-a new
member Of the gang. He and Bowling are each
~ years OF age; Moore Is 30 Among those men,
toned as sufferers are Messrs. David Moore, r.
Z; Mag ruder, Brooks, johnson, and Emmert
The gang has been bold enough to 20 among the
rorkmen on the farms, and pull corn, canteleups,
&c, ana even kill animals, before their faces
This arrest may be very fortunate for the younger
ones, and save them from degradation from
which there can be no recovery.
TRIALS AT THE GUARpHoCsE.-Thos Donallen
and Mary his wife were arrested last night for
drunkenness and as common Migrants They
were sent to the workhouse for 90 DAYS They
have several small children, which remain in
the care OF the police until some arrangements
can be made by the Mayor to provide for them
John Cochran was caught upon the roof of a
house north of the City Hall. He was taken to
the workhouse for 90 days
John Talbot and Margaret his wife were ar
rested for being drunk and disorderly. They
were fined SO and costs each.
Thomas Manly was picked ND in the street 50
drunk that he had TO be taken to the Guardbouse
on wheelharrow. This morning he was sent
TO the farm for 80 days.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday, an inquest was
held over the body of Christian Lehman. Ger
man, who died suddenly at Mr.. Lansdale's farm .
near the second toll-gate, on the Seventh.street
road. Deceased was about 6S years of age, and
about forty years resident of this country He
was a gardener, and had served in that capacity
at Mount Vernon, and had certificate Of good
character, signed by Mrs. Jane Washington
The jury returned verdict of death from disease
OF the heart. The deceased having no relatives
near this city, the remains were taken by Mr. A.
f.. l.. Reese, and deposited In his vault Should
this notice meet the eve Of any of the relatives of
| the deceased, Mr.. Reese would be glad to hear
from them relative TO a future disposition of the
corpse.
The WESTERN WHARvEs. -Arrivals-Schr
John Compton, Capt. Thorp, from Gloucester,
with a cargo Of 113 tons granite for Messrs Ber-
| ~ Il Mohun also, brig Volant, Capt. Coombs,
| from Boston, with 100 tons ice, and schr Mary ,
Shropshire, Capt. Shropshire, from Boston, with
| 2l3 tons ice for Middleton scbrs Eli, Sanders
from Port Walthall, with 100 tons of coal for Gas
Mr.: s r. Brick, and others; Ann d., of the Mott
Bedell line, Newton, with 81 600 assorted fire
| brick for new gas house, and assorted cargo for
Berry and others. -
| The BRooKvILLE CAMP.-Yesterday the bag
gage and tents of the companies from Nc Kendree
and Wesley Chapel stations OF the Methodist
| Episcopal Church started for the camp ground in
| several large wagons. The quantity indicated
very large companies and the stores consisted of
| everything necessary to their comfort.
| THE STOMACH prepares the elements of the bile
and blood, and If 1t does the work feebIy and mper
| feoty, liver and other vexatIon diseases are the
certain result. AS soon, therefore, any 6f ctOns
ofthis kind are perceived. We may rest ed that
the digestive organs are out Oforder. The frs: aud
only aiming TO be done rs to admiGIstera specific
which will act directly upon the sLOmach-the nam
SpTns OF ths animal machinery. For this purpose,
we can oonhdentlailv recommend DIR. Hostetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters. Acting as an aterna-
tive and a TOME, it strengthens the digestion.
| gives regu arity to the bowels.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
| rywhere. au "a eOst
| WORTH READ1Ne.-Why Is it that SO many suffer
ana replne and d. az out a miserable existence,
fitted for the enioyments. and even ordinary pur-
suits of ife when reliefmaJ be obtained and health
ana ylgOr restored by treatment at Cnce oOnve-
Dsnt and safe, we'll permanent IN It's character
III, TO those who have suffered long with disease,
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufferers IN oandor and sincerity, pleasant
venlent and proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
| and round body and mind, without unple ,sant re
striotlons or hnderance from ordinary business pur
| All diseases of private nature, from whatsoever
cause, etner recent or chrome, structures, lTrIa
| pie BLADDER, &o.-also, Serofula. Asthma, Rheuma-
tlsn fles, &C., sklllfulIy and sfully
May nd snnnF wsfk ds
| days, and Fridays of each week. Can be consulted
at his rooms, SO National Hotel, from 10 to /; and 5
| to p. X. Is. HARRIS, NJ. d.,
ma l6- WThFu Residence, Richmond, Va.
| PENNIEs-ThOse In want of Pennies, for change
can always obtain them on application at the coun
| ter of the Star Office. If
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty andvery cheap at
the Phldel phIa Confectionery, corner 18th and r