Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-02

THH Ex-PolIcs -The Auxiliary Guards CON-
pleted their term Of service Saturday night, and
retired from the guard room after their last roll
cal sunday morning. The ex-Chief Of Police
(Capt Goddard) was at his former desk In the
City Hall to-day, preparing his books and papers
to be delivered up to the Mayor. very large
number Of Corporation judgments are fled In the
Chiefs Office, to be collected when due; and the
question has been asked by the retiring force,
"Does not the new law prevent the police from
collecting those Judgments, they being civil
debts~ This matter will doubtless be provided
for without fail, by the proper authorities.
CAsKs BEFORE JUSTICE DOMAIN Hall fool }
was arrested this morning for assault and battery
on Margaret A. Moore and required to give bail
for court. Margaret Myers and Nelly Shepherd
were arrested this morning by detective ofacers
Allen and Busher for the larceny of about forty
four Yards Of black silk, suitable for ladies'
dresses and valued at about sixty dollars from the
store Of Taylor & Hutchinson. They were COM
mitted for court.
PARADs.-On Saturday afternoon, the Seventh
and Eighteenth Massachusetts Regiments and
Col. Bakers California Regiment were out on
parade, and attracted much attention al they
marched up Pennsylvania. avenue-company
front-with the steadiness and uniformity Of reg
ulars. Their appearance indicates that some pains
have been taken to perfect them In the drill.
REV. w w. REESE reached this city Saturday
with his wife, after tiresome journey from Fred
eficksburg, Va He was stationed at that place
by the Maryland Conference In March last; bat
bias been obliged to return to Maryland without
completing his term Of one year He delivered
two very Interesting discourses Yesterday, In the
Ninth street Methodist Protestant church.
The PRovosr GuARD.-The CITY police being
defunct, the Provost Guard performed portion
Of their duty last night by arresting disorderly
persons The arrested parties had not been tried
disposed Of by the justice who L. appointed 10 at.
tend to the cases Of the Provost Guard, and the
Corporation fines returned directly to the Mayor.
INcBNDrARIsM.-Theyh had the usual Sunday fire
alarm In Georgetown, Yesterday, caused by the
firing Of shed in Wheatley's lumber yard, in
which some laths were stored. The fire was eI-
tinguished with the loss Of only a few bundles Of
laths.
DRUNK Our late conservators Of the peace fthe
ex police) had high old time on SATURDAY. nj ght,
a rather large proportion Of them being out for a
frolic Rather poor recommendation for places
on the Metropolitan Police.
Dr.. RAMSAY Is now in charge Of (vice Ganse-
LEM the Union Hospital In Georgetown. Several
changes have been made among the nurses by
Miss Powell, the lady In charge of that depart
ment.
B B.-Mr. J. c. Heenan, the Benicia Boy, is
In town.
HoLLowAY's Pitts Billions Fsus-Th,s dan
.e,0ns dlsea @ is immediately nPped IN the bud By
they puTy the seorton nu of tSs vs
renovste the stomaoh, and cleanse ths hood
Thousands who would have sunk beneath the vic
enoo OF this fever have been restored to health by
the use Of these remedies, after all other ans had
per box. An J-IT
CorsHs:-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF pulmonary, Bronchial and dakmatic
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies oiten aot speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stages of the disease recourse
should at once be had to &c BYotsn's BTonchiaI
IrocheS, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rtation OF the Throat be slight, as by tbis
preoautlon more serious attack may be eectuaIiy
warded on. PLbI'c Speakers and Singers will find
voice. See advertisement. de i-lT
RKADEh. have you seep Prof. Woods advertise
msnt IN our paper. Resf it; II will interest Jou.
PRNNIHs,
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
tor exchange 1t the Star Office counter III
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