Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

orderly; shower bath Thomas Bryon, keeping
dog without licenre; fned Sis. Ann Sey-
mour drunk locked up n0uus CoInei i,,s su,
| drunk and disorderly; dismissed Rebecca Fres-
| bic, Georgian Moody, and Ann Grant, disorderly
| gathering; fined g each. Andrew J King and
| drunk turned ever to the military. Mrs Fauth,
| profanity; for further hearing. Mary and VIZ
| Ginia Burns, malicious mischief do. Chario"e
| Simms, creating q nuisance; So cents cost
Monday-Isfael jackson, stealing; held for
| hearing. Jane johnson, receiving stolen gOoosi
| do. Julia Shea, drunk and disordeflV; nneo
s. SIS. Edward Tarin, Phillip Nc arron Lewis
| Marston, John w Dayton, and VIM ). bf9wn,
| disOrderly; turned over to the m,i.aiY. JONI
| Williamsov, Edward Anderson, and John Jones,
disorderly; fined 81 So each:
THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-Befo,s Justices
Clayto. and CEark.-sunaay7Aaron Shepherd
| Aght,np; fined S258. Stanton Shepherd, do; do.
Thos Shuz, drunk; do do: Henry Ruhan, sus-
piciou,; turned over to military; L. sweeney,
/ drunk; hned Al James Burns, disorderly; fined
/ 81 So f c. Chambin, do; do. Chas. Robin
son, do do. Thomas Riley, drunk; fned SO So
Michael Fox, drunk; dismissed VIM. Barton,
nell Collins, drunk and disorderly; fined 50
Patrick Driscoll, Mary Driscoll, fighting; dis
| missed. Nicholas Ford, drunk; do. Robert
Humburt, stealing; held for :artheL hearing =
g. Tobias Black, do; dismissed Erwin Mcln-
| tosh, playing cards; fined 81 ga. Granville Far
| quhar, do. do. VIM. Hall, disorderly; workhouse
80 days.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsxs-Bfors Justice
Cla,k.-Sunday-Mr WALKER, keeping avicious
dog; fned Sc. John Endris, Margaret McNeal,
drunk fred 81 each. Tim Cady do; dismic,ed
James Matsen, disorderly; turned over to mill
| 81 each. +. H. Kelly and X ebert Tate, do dis
| missed J.F Uncles, concealed weapon fined
s2l. John Mooney, James Shehay, Jerry Moo
| ney, and julia Sullivan, nuisance; dismissed
L Inhn Qul
/ each VIM. Russell, sleeping In the street; dis
missed James Hawkins, assault; do.
Monday James Fox, assault; for further hear
ing. VIM. Herman, III hard Honesty, Patrick
/ Rigney, were arrested on the complaint OF the
ofacer OF the Provost Guard, for declaring Stone
| wall Jackson TO be their man, and intimatng
| that they would fght for him. They are Balti
| moresns, and are held for further hearing.
THr SpIarr OF 76-A day or two since, gen.
/ tlenan on the Aqua Crcek boat met with SOL
| dier named D. 8 Thompson, belonging to one Of
| the Massachusetts Regiments, and having heard
| that he had three sons killed before Richmond,
| asked him II such was the Gaze. The soldier re-
piled g No, sir not thr-e, but four. had three
| BOYS killed at Fair Oaks and one at Malvern
| Hill but thank God they did not die the death
| Of towards. have one boy of sixteen still LEFT
| in the army, and now / am on my way home,
| having received my discharge without asking for
| 1t, but soon l can settle my business mean
| to return to the army with my remaining boy,
and stay to the end OF the wal That boy made
and am willing that he should die for his coun-
I try II necessary"
DAMAGE TO THE LONG BRIDeR.-Yesterday al
| ternoon az a train Of cars crossing the Long
Bridge, and as the engine was upon the eastern
draw, the flooring Of the draw sunk some eighteen
| inches or until sustained by the strong timbers
below The train was pulled of by another en-
CINE, and the slight daDage done to the draw 80
| speedily repaired that trains are running this
| morning again as usual The urgent rc common
| dation Of a cotemporary that pontoon bridge
should be laid until the other bridge could be re-
| paired, will not need to be act a upon. The
statement in another paper, as to the hair breadth
| escape Of the engineer, was written under an
equally exaggerated idea Of the nature and extent
| Of the accident
AWAITING ORDKRs.-The boys OF the Seth New
1 York regiment are in high spirits, hourly expect
ing to be relieved from duty in the city and or
l dered to tie field Several companies Of this
| regiment have been performing duty under the
| Provost Marshal, and have made many friends by
| their seldierlike department and gentlel beha-
vior, scially company 1, which was detailed
for the Central 6uardhcuse. Capt. Sherwood, Of
; this company, Is now In the hospital, suffering
| with severe attack Of bilious fever His kind
Of all who make his acquaintance, and the fact Of
| his spe edy recovery and return to duty will be
ht ard with satisfaction.
| LUTHERAN SYNop-The sessions Of the forty
fourth annual convention Of the Synod of Mary
! land OPEN on Friday evenin Doth inst, in the
L II
Eleventh sire.ts, with the delivery Of the annual
discourse by the retiring president, Rev. DR..
Diehle, OF Frederick, Md This Synod embrac es
| most OF the pastors and churches Of the denomi-
nation in Maryland and the District Of Columbia
The deliberations will be conducted with open
doors.
l EXCURSION TO GLYMoNT The Washington
| Light Guard announce an excursion to Glymont
Pavilion for Thursday next, August 23:h. The
l boat leaves at 7K O'Clock, A. M. No exertons
will be spared to perfect the arrangements in such
manner as to furnish all participating day Of
| enjoyment.
| TIE INDIAN HERB DocIoR, from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature
1 any information from them. No charge for con-
| SITUATION or adUtee. Office, No ii Washington
| Building, Pennsylvania avenue corner If seventh
| street, Washing ton, d. G. su 25-u
ONE DOLLAR! ONE DoLLARM ONE DOLLAR y!
l 60 to the Dollar Store, ABB Penn. avenue, near
Of 1ewelry and silver plated ware, and take your
| choice for one dollar 1w*
| SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS OK IN CAMP !
l Young men, be warned In time Supply your
| selves with Holloway's Pills and Ointment. They
| are guaranteed to cure the worst cases OF Sores
Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Complaints.
Only Is cents per box or pot. 2lS
EYE AND EAR-Dr. Won Nose hzisker, Oculist
| and Aurist, 227 Pa avenue, gives his entire at
/ tention to the treatment OF all maladies Of the
eve and ear. Deafness and noises In the head re-
/ moved and hearing restored. Testimonials from
l some OF the very best known citizens, who have
| been restored to sight or hearing, can be exam
ined ut his ONCE. au1S stu
l GRIAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore
l and HarrisbxyY TO Ihs North asd WsH.-Two
l day-quick time-low fare and sure connections
l Soldiers tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further Information apply
at the ONCE Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
~ arrl ar,ta and tYf hat
| Washington. Once open from a. m. until p.
m; on Sundays from to p. m.
au Ally E. o. NORTON, Agent.
At the residence the BRIDES or, OF the eve
ming Of the 14th inst; By the Rey; M We'll NJ.