Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-26

Madison. Corslet's wife had been on a visit to
Frederick for some days. and returned Thurs
day morning, (her arrival being unannouncedl
and going AT once to her husbands shop found
the woman Madison there in company with tho
husband. Immediately her ssdander" was up,
ard she sspitched into" her better half with her
fists and threw n bottle at Mrs. Madison. who
Immediately skedaddled. After clearing the
shop the injured wife started to her home. pur
chasing n cowhidc on the way, with which she
said she would give the destroyer OF her peace
good drubbing. Dinner was at once prepared,
and she sat down to wait the coming of her
Iirge lord, but he not making his appearance,
she proceeded TO the woman MadiSon's house,
where she found the husband coming down
stairs. She collared him and sailed in, but be-
fore she had succeeded in polishing him Off to
her satisfaction the woman Madison made her
appearance, and the wife promptly transferred
her blows to her rival. Officer Noohan, passing
1t the time, was called in and took Mrs. Cors-
Clayton who after hearing the evidence and
history of her wrongs, held her TO security 10
keep the peace.
POLICE MATTERs-iSecond Pyecinct.-A. Ira
Wis., stealing; dismissed. John Drain, stealing
horse and buggy; Jail for court. Jane Hopkins
and Anna Robertson, prostitution; workhOuse.
a,rd Irec,"cf1JackSon King grand larceny;
sl.4i. Robert Martin, do; workhouss. Mary
Nally and Virginia Ashton, do; dismissed.
Bill Edinburgh and Anna Queen, do; fined
1856. W. Porter, buying stolen horse; dis
missed.
FOwrA Precinct-Jas. Spenaglefun, iisorderly;
fined S1.75. Thomas Calihan, assault and bat.
terry; security for court. Richard Hannah, do;
security to keep peace John M. Burt and Ed
ward Trudy, passing counterfeit money; Jail
for court
Eighth Precinet.-Ca tharine McCalla, carving
cencealen weapons; dismissed. John Young,
Ct. j. Douglas, j. Smith, b. Mcclellan, J. Quig-
ley, &. Curtis, IL. Sutton, James Miles, q. JEFF
fcrs, James Barron, Wn. Cox, dsorderly; dis.
missed. James Gordon, drunk and disorderly;
Hiram (farmpcip.
laaceny. do.
Tenth Precinct-F. Smith, riding on pave.
ment fined 50. A. Wensel, disorderiy; do. So 81.
John Harragan, do; do. S5.N. Walter Collins,
nuisance; dismissed. +. Smith, profanity, and
Thos. Moran, fighting; do. p. Cusick, do; fined
S5.ei. E. Griffith, threats; further hearing. w.
Common, drlv wing ever pavement; fined go.
REFUSED HIS PAROLE.-Jeremiah Moore,
Confederate prisoner OF Fairfax county. Va,
who has been confined in the Old Capitol, was
brought before the Provost Marshal yesterday
and offered his release ny giving parole not
to take up arms against the United States or aid
the enemies thereof, which he refused on the
ground that the Confederates, if they caught
him, would press him into service, and if re-
captured by the Union forces the penalty would
be the same as that for violating the oath Of al
legiance. He was remanded back to prison.
THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-Before JUS
tee C}drh.-Thomas Walker. dserderly fined
50. Virginia Hutchinson. do; dismissed. Jas.
n,
over TO the military.
THE GREAT AMERICAN CIRCVa AND EoUEs-
TRAN SCHOOL will open on Louisiana avenue
and Tenth street, on Saturday afternoon next
-A
EYE AXD Ear :, Dsafgtss.-spscial attention given
cal treatment or surgical operations to restore the
organ to sight or hearing. BY DIR. Won Moschzisker,
oeulist and Aurist. 221 Penn: avenue. IT.
wHITEH1RsT GALLERY, 4s4 Pennsylvania av,
scription. Likenesses of many OF. those slain in
recent battles can be obtained at this establishment
als and Civilians. Orders for, camp and Field
Views promptly attended to. Remember, and go
10 hitehurst before going t. the battlefield.
sylvana avenue, near Az street and see the SPLEEN
dad stock of New Goods now opening, and take your
choice for one dollar. Sc l9-6t"
THE INDIAN HERE DocroR from Canada, will
ther complaints or illness, without receiving any
On @a
Washington, ID. G. au25-tf
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore and
H S 61 1sd ~ trains isaye
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
ther Information apply at the Office of Great penn
sylvania Route; northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST.. W ashin gton. Office open from
5 a. m. until 8 p. M; on Sundays from to D. m
8u Ally i. D. NORTON, Agent.
WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING AND DISEASE
among the Volunteers would be prevented by the
81 aS r s sph n For
tain cure and for Bowel COMPLAINTS, Fevers, Small
PoX. DC. the Pals are the best medicine in the
world Only % cts. per Box or Pot. I'll
CeMFoRr AND EAsE-In one minute, Corns, Bun
iOns, Callosities, Warts Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Jeints, Chillblains, and all Diseases of
the the, Feet, cured without pain by Dr. White, the
near A.: st. Sc Ht
QUERY.
Why is 1t that Cristadoros Hair Dye is the best in
the World
Because eminent chemists say SO!
Because il contains no caustic compoundsi
Because it wears longer than any other
Because it operates iaStnn,0aeously,
Because il does not stain the skin
Because it nourishes and siren CITIZENS the hairl
Because it corrects the bad effects of other dyesl
Because its presence cannot be detected!
Because 1t nertr fails --.-
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, Astor House,
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all
Hair Dressers.
Price 81, Sl.5o and SIS per box, according to
size. Nol
CRISTADoRo'S HAIR PREsERvATIyE
Is invaluable with his Dye it imparts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
TO the hair.
Price 81 cents, 81 and So per bottle, according to
size. au 2)-colmr
BATCHBLoR's HAIR DYE,
The best in the World.
William A. BatchelOrs celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces color not TO be distin guished from nature
warranted not to iDjure the Hair in the least
edes the i'll effects of bad dyes and invigorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rnsty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold 10y all Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LoR, on, the four sides Of ench bor.
Factory, No. 81 Bnrrlay ST., Netp York,
m T-ly tLate PSI Broadway and Is Bond st
MARRIED,
On the Island, by Rev J. Y. Hoover Mr. ISAAC
SMITHsON 10 Miss MARY ANN GINK. 81"
DIED, go.
ON the 18th instant WALTER WINFIELD, aged
3ycar> aud months youngest son of H. w and
Harriet l.. COslcy.
The relatives and friends of the family re
Npcctiul'y invited To attend the funeral to-
rmw Saturday at O'Clock p. m from No 81!
thirteenth IT. between X and l..
of pi,, l.