Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

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detail because separated by long distance, l sup
pose that 1t will be gratifying to you.
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seven weeks before the separation Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney, which took place July g, 1859.
KrNe's NATIONAL CIRcus.-This establishment
10 perfect success, and the people of Washing
ton appreciate the enjoyments Mr.. Tom King has
90 literally prepared FOR them. The performances
taken In the aggregate are above the usual style
Of circuses, whilst some Of the acts are worthy Of
special consideration. Miss Eloise, child OF
about ten years, rides with surprising ease and
grace. Mr. II w. Penney 10 clever gymnast, his
feat on the 4" air cradle" being physical mira
Gle. Mr.. Melville, with bis pupil; does some
wonderful feats on horseback Mr.. Kincade gets
up series Of revolutions. and the festive Daniel
Gardiner makes everybody laugh by his wit and
quaintness. The audiences are orderly-there-
fore persons Of refined taste can visit the circus
without being in the slightest degree annoyed.
FIrrIEe OuT-On TUESDAY, Charles Berlin
game, soldier Of the Thirty-nrst Pennsylvania
Regiment, was arrested by Patrolmen Pendle and
Hannah, Of the Fourth Ward, about three miles
from the city, upon charge Of stealing an over
coat, pair Of pants, vest, necktie, a pocket
handkerchief, felt hat, and S15 in gold which
was in the vest pocket. The clothes were re-
covered, but the money was not found. The
Berlingame's commanding officer became his
security for his further hearing before Justice
Barnaclo.
AFFAIRs IN ALEXANDRIA The fourteenth reg
ular meeting of the Unconditional Union men of
Alexandria and vicinity was held at the Lyceum
(president) in the chair. The meeting was ably
addressed by J. G. Underwood, ESQ e, of WASH
ington. urging the formation Of a Home Guard,
with some progress in the matter In the meeting.
The Judge Advocate administered the oath OF
loyalty to fourteen new members. The rolls now
show 416 members. The Band Of the s8th Penn
sylvsnia (Col. McLean) entertained the meeting
with some most delightful music; the Union As
ISOLATION feel greatly indebted to them.
CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CAsKs-rBefore Justice
Thompson, Justice Clark (whose week IL is for
duty at the guardhou being sick l-Mary Kelly,
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 80 days. Tim
othy Mccarthy, threatening the life Of o. Mock
bee; sent to jail in default OF security for peace
Nutrell, disorderly; do. 80 "a Daniel Wares,
| (colored,) profanity; do. S2.9i. John Smith,
(colored,D out after hours do. 81 "a Michael
McErny, drunk; dismissed. Louis Frederick,
drunk and disorderly; fined 50 "a. Levi Dulany,
| running hack without license; do. 81 So
two of her best parts, as - Mrs. sternhold" in
"Still Waters r un Deep - and as "Sally Scraggs"
| in Sketches in india " Mr. Rogers also ap-
| pears In both. Tomorrow night our charming
phine Chestney, will appear as "Constance'' in
"The Love Chasen There is generally ex-
pressed desire to witness the debut Of this Young
lady, of whose brilliant qualities Of mind and
| high, and the box sheet for the performances Of
| to- morrow night Is rapidly filling up.
LARCENY-Last evening, Nancy Greer was ar
rested by county officer Jas Allen for the larceny
| of forty dollars in gold from Geo. T. Lindsey.
She was living In the same house with Mr.. L.,
and he had the money In his trunk. She is
| charged with opening his trunk during his alb
| sence, and taking the money. She Immediately
went a shopping and purchased let of dresses
and fancy articles. These were recovered, and
also about six dollars and forty cents in cash.
PUMPS OUT OF ORDER-Editor Star Please
| call the attention Of the Ward Commissioner to
enue, north side, between Sixth and seventh sts !;
also, to the pump on street, north side, between
Sixth and Seventh. A large number Of citizens
Of water cut OF, and II the Commissioner will
| speedily make the needed repairs to said pumps
| he will receive the thanks Of
Nov. 8, 1851 MANY SUFFERERS.
CHARGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MCGEE
and Bowman Rothway, who were arrested some
| weeks ago by Sergeant Hurley, Of the First w ard
Of Mr. Dennis, "a contractor for furnishing Gov
eminent horses had a hearing Yesterday before
Justice Drury. They gave $500 security each for
court The horses (fOur) were found near Tenal.
lvtown by Sergeant Hurley and restored to their
owner. ..- 3
AN INQUEsT.-An inquest was held this morn
ing by Coroner Woodward, upon the body Of
William Callahan, an Irishrlan, about IS years Of
age, who was found by one Of the patrolmen
lying In the gutter on street between Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets. He bad appa-
| rently just expired when found and according to
the indications had fallen upon his face in a At
and smothered The jury brought In a verdict In
accordance with the above facts.
POLIcB-BefoTe Justice WaIter-On Monday
Charles Snyder and b. F. Simon, arrested by
Patroman fenwick for violating the license law,
were fned S20.5S.
John Warner, (colored, drunk and disorderly,
was sent to the wOrkhouse for ninety days.
Several cases for violations Of the license law
were tried and dismissed, the evidence not sus-
tanning the charges.
BODIES RECOVERED AT least eighteen dead
bodies were taken from the river Yesterday, be-
tween the Chain Bridge and the Long Bridge.
All were In uniform. and all are supposed TO be
a portion Of the force drowned near Leesburg.
Very few Of the bodies have the marks Of gun
shot wounds upon them.
MAsoNIc.-At stated meeting Of Columbia
Royal Arch Chapter, No. IS, held last night at
Central Masonic Hall, corner of Ninth and ID SITS
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
year WIN. nj. Smith, M. T.. High Priest; J F.
Acker, E King; VIM. II. johnson, E. Scribe;
Josiah Essex, Treas 3. John Thomson, Sec.
THE PRESENT FOR Col. BAKKR-A magnih-
cent horse, valued at $500, which was to have
been presented to Col. Baker on the very dav on
which he was killed, has been sold to the Duke
de Chartres, Of Gen. McClellan's STAFF.
CoRREcrIoN.-The Alex. Douglas mentioned
in yesterdays Star In the guardhouse 10 not
the Alex. Douglas in the employ Of Mr.. McClel-
land, machinist.
TO.NieHT, Ii will be remembered, Prof Barnes
exhibition and assembly comes of at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Navy Yard.
ODD FKLLows' HALL continues the center Of
attraction, and the programmes never fail to
please the most fastidious.
WE ASSERT IT koLDLY, there are no other med
loines reliable, ereotual, and convenient, as
Ro!Iotcdy'S Pills and Ofntmert-always ready for
They are Invaluable TO the Soldier eIp posed
to wounds, SORES, fSvers, and bowel complaints.
They never fail. Only Is cents per box or pot.
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INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS.
Notc IS yosT Time TO Bay,
5y00 Rubber Blankets, feet long, feet wide. at
S260 each,
5000 Rubber Blankets, 8 feet long, 5 feet wide, at
1000 Rubber Blankets and Ponoho combined, for
81 each.
Attic Tsdia Rubber Warehouse, sos Pa avenue,
between 9Th and 10th SITS. no i-t