Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24

4 ~ r.. Poe
! in'hee OF Lewis c;pphane Esq, f;itv postr,o
,,l 'he occasion being the return Of Mr.. fYc.
| Pane 10 TINS city with his sweet Norther,
Ma iue. ia.e Miss Annie M. Collins, of Yves,
| Haven, Connecticut - "es'
| now Mr.. Clephaue has managed tn m.to
| rove during this busy war year, fesnec;aiIv
ousS 10 nm with his double duties as IN at, -
| Sorporation officer and a. At the head of per-
1 maps the most oNerworked department under
| Povernment-ti,c Washington Post One viii,
us enormous army work. is a mystery TO his
| friends; but that he has done it and exceedingly
1 We'll Il lEdisrutable.
4 The reception last night from : J., I; MAS ,
very brilliant one, and the time Was pleasantly
oCcuii"" with paying the Us lial con graf ulatons
.. Win friendship. and in partaking the ele-
| CANT inequalities of the house The lady yisi
tors' especially, found much to admire in the
exceedingly beautiful bridal presents of rich
anu tasteful jewelry 20 be seen in one of the
chambers.
Amongst The throng present was Mr. NicoIa,
'h' Prrs,dcnt> private secretary, the poet Pier
! nont, Second Assistant Postma ster General
meCle!ian and lady; Gen: Skinner, Judge
| Adams, Sixth Auditor, and lady; q number of
army officers: L. A. Gobright. of the Associated
PRES. and others ofthe fraternity wspaporial:
members of the city councils, &c.
Lirut. Herbert Lancey, of Gen. Casey's STAFF.
| made very agreeable acting groomsnlap.
THE Esd MAINE REGIMENT.-This fine regi
menf, which arrived few days since, is now
encamped at Gen. CaSey's camp of instruction
on the old artillery ground. east of the CapitoI
The following is q list of the officers: Colcnc,
Mm. w virgin Lieut., Colonel, Enos T. Luce:
MAJOR, A. ID. So6le; Adiut't, w. H. Hall: Quar-,
ternastcr, Vim. Bray: Surgeon, Jesse p. sweat
Assistant Surgeon, r. r. Kicker; Chaplain
Joseph {. Snow: Sergt Major r. f. Whitman.
ua I nj serS't, Saul r. Croker Com,
Gaptains-CompanyA A, d. b. Varney; Company
%, n. T. Little CompanyC T., G. H. Prince; Com
pany ID, c. +. Bradford: Company f, A. c.
Pray: Company +, H. N. Bolster; Company G.,
A. +. Lamb; Company H, A. +. Moves: Com
pany 1, J. 5. Nash; Company X, M. II. Stanley.
PoLIcE:-The Second Ward patrolmen re.
Rored the following cases before Justice
thompson Yesterday: G. Burnes, drunk and
disorderly: fined 81. George Stuart. fght-
ing; workhotlse 30 days. George Bruce. do;
dlSmis ,ed. J. 5. Finch, drunk: fined Sl9i.
The Third Ward patrol reported: John Wal.
lace. lnSnlting lady on the street: fined So
IN Young, disorderly: fined -. Raphael
Fox, do; do. Cyrus Martin cleaning a horse
on pavement; dismissed. Jas. Raga selling
liquor without a license; dismissed-by Jnstice
thompson. Peter Staub, selling liquor TO SOL
diers; fined S9n.5s-hy Justice Clayton. John
HoWara. lcOlored:l larceny; Jail for court-by
Justice Row land. Fred. Kip. selling huuor
10 soldiers; fined S2O-by Justice Walter
IHt POLICE MAGIsTEATEs.-The Mayor has
sent 10 the Board of Aldermen his nominations
Tor Police Magistrates for the ensuing Term
The only change which has been made is in the
9Th precinct, where John p. Hilton is nomi
tons have not bet been confirmed, and the 20
lice business OF the 18th prec met devoiyes upou
Justice Thompson, who has been attending TO
IT steadily and promptly. and The business of
III" police station has not suffered from neglect
MAsONIC-At the meeting of Washington
Roral Arch Chapter, No. 10, held last evening
at Masonic Hall, the following officers were
elected for the ems uing year, viz: William G.
Parkhurst. NJ. +. High Priest: Andrew Glass
T.. King: Wallace RaybOld. l.. Scribe; T. S
hon t'r11saS
t1ry.
CoLoNEI. GrSTAyE CLUsERET. who COM
manded the advance, first of Fremont's army
then OF SIEclS corps, has been appont ted a
Brlg3dier General by the President, for gallant
and distinguished services rendered in the field
HOSPITALS NhMYD.-The neyr b,sn;t., a.s,
OF the Capitol has been named g. Lincoln Hos
pital, and the one in front of Douglas Hospital
"Staftord Hospital The former will contain
l,5tO and the latter 500 beds.
CoCGHs AND COLDS, which are so prevalent
At THIS season OF the year, may be allevated by
using Boswall's Medicated Cough Candy It
IL pleasant and efectual remedy.
SEcoNs WARD STATION CAsEs--Refors Jus
tic ThOmpson.-Andrew Bittel, disorderly; w.
Johnson, do; VIM. Smith. do: fined 81 Of "a 81,
w m. Mortimore, do; lectured and dismissed
-ATrENTIos, SOLDIERS PRorEcr YOUR HEALTH,
Ply Of Pills and ont@ent For Won sIp
Bruises. Sorss Fevers and Dysentery, those medi.
cinsE are tine best in the world. Every English
and French Soldier uses them. Only Is cents per
~ VI ~. I'd.
ISpIA RrRBER C.eoDs,;-The place to buy your
HaSesTacS b Lsssgns Camp Blankets
Rnbher at Halls fndis Rnbbs s W 1Tsm amaas
prices $40 Penna avenue between 9Th and iot
streets. oc y2-tf
AT TIE DOLLAR STORE, AIS Penn avenue, near
f. street is Sow displayed the best assortment of
in there and supply yourself for 81. Oc ls-iw*
e Is IT POSSIBLE THAT ANY SOLDIER can be so
loway Ointment and Pills Whoever does so will
e eefPy eqe it. Bah se the only
and scurvy Only Is cents per Box or Pot. 2s8
furnishes Carte de visite Likenesses of every de-,
scription; Likenesses of many of those slain in
Also, Card tikenesses Of all the prominent Gener.
ais and Civilians. Orders for Camp and Field
to Mhitehursts before going to the battle Geld.
COMFORT AsD EASE IN OSE MISUTE-Corns, Bun.
ions, Csllosities, Club and Inverted Nails, Gail
essed Joints Warts, Moles, and all Excrescenses of
the Feet. Hands and Face cured without pain or
we'll known ChiTopodst at "a awe tne
nue. nesr -Four and half street four doors above
no Pain. oc S.tf'
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quickly, uniformly and certainly as
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This mstchless article is pronounced by all who
have ever applied it, or it applied, the most
wonderful invention of the age. Ten minutes suf-
fees for any shade of brown or the deepest black
1t leaves the skin unstained.
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, Astor House.
New York. Sold everywhere. and applied by Gil
Hair Dressers.