Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

been reported since our lsst: nov
y. y. Barnhart company b, i3itn Ny
lame. pnv s ssiovs1. company l. 18th Ny.
samuel T. Miller, company II. ath Ohio
". ID Mannaring, company Z, seth ny.
Geo. Mo Andlasa, company D,;l3sth Pa.
Jacob Frank company e, i35th Pa
VIM Fisher, company A, 9th NY
Archy Lewis.
samuel Hill, company X, lIth Conn.
SerRI John Meg uire, company 4, 10th n Y
Sl-pnen Joseph, com pany X, Tooth Pa.
Daniel Swearer, company &, 137th Pa
jacob brlck, company +, 9th u. S. Cav
Geo w. Weir, company II, f3t.h Pa
James aieE ander, company F, 5th VT
Nicholas OFT company A, lst Pa Art
Corr David Zant, company d, Io7th Ohio.
a: Clark, company Il, I'd Mich
Chas. Smith, I'D ". Y. Bat
John Thompson, company F, 145th Pa
VIM Townsend, company G, 18th NJ
Srose Harris, company I, oath Mich.
hkhed With all the Information they desire in
relation TO the burial place Of their friends &c
by calling on F. T. Sands, Government under.
taker, IA z street north
DETECTIVE ARRKarED.-E. g. LETTERS, a de-
tectve under Col. BAKER, detective for the War
department, WAS arrested by Officer NicholI at
MI; oonlds sroggrry, in Swampoodie, on Sat
uIoay night, under the following circ I'm stances:
Nichol! was on the opposite side Of the street
from 6ould's, when Mrs. q. hailed him, and
re4ues'ed him to come and take charge OF a
soldier (Jenprs) who was in the house and
would not leave; that the man was drunk a.
Was her husband; that Gould mad a con siisr.
able sum or MONEY and n gold watch, and she
we alraia It would be taken from him. LETTERS
was arrested and taken to the Fourth Ward
STATION mouse, and, after examination, turned
over 10 the military by Justice " alter Jeffers
explained his character and exhibited pass,
winch permitted "b-arer" to pass without any
hame being mentioned. Omcer NicholI .hen
~ent az ne supposed, to the sigAer OF the pass,
hut oy strange mistake went to Lieutsnant
BAKER, In the pro yost marshal's Office instead
OF tCtOneI Baker. Lieut. Baker ordered Jeff.rs
10 ne locked up In the Central G warehouse until
Yesterday morning, when Col. Baker heard of
the circumstance, and demanded his iulm .dia,e
release, stating that he WAS on "special dutvn
at ihe time OF his arrest LETTERS was released
Police MATTERS Second Preciact-P. Mo-
hur. drunk and disorderly; turned over TO the
Third Pr,cinc'.-T. Mcclure, petty larceny.
dismissed Thos. Alter, John Johnson Henry
SnGwder, II. Smsilwood Lloyd Brown, disor.
Gerly: dc.
iosrth Preciocf.-Jamcs Powell. driving on
tne Pavement fined s2.5o. Mathew O'Rourk
9,sofdfriy workhouse. Geo. Thommy, John
BaIry AID Patrick Ouintin. drunk and disor
DERBY: workbouse Mary Donoho and Prt.r
McCu' ii, do fined 81. But Huntington and
Tut Tut Wit. do; do So. John Williams, assault
Si1h Prcc' acf.-R. Burk and Margaret Bntler
uleord' rly: dismissed. laura Johnson prosti:
tuition; fined -. Eliza Snyder, creating nu,
sance, dismissed. Mary Kelly DRINK. do
Eighth Precinct.-.Trf Da Wis, drunk and dis-
Fly; turned over TO the military John
h f passing counterfeit money; dismissed.
ION n DTnnk, 10; turned Ger to the military.
Jofn Williams, sleeping in street: do
Tenth Prscinct.-W. DUNCAN drunk: locked
up. George Masinnis, drunk and disorderly
do. W: Iipenport and IL. Kalaha, refusing 10
piS tiil' "lSmissed Joseph Merchant, deserter
turned over TO military.
Growers TnEATER-"Lucif,y" and :. Tamino
o. thr Shrec.'-This evening, the pearl of tina
American stage, Miss Lucille Western to.
gein'r win the eminent young actor, Mr.. L.
Il. Barrett, and the entire able coroD1ny will
appear IN Shaksprarc's three act comedy the
framing the $hrpw," Miss Western as Katha
rira, Mr.. J.. Barrett AS Petrnchio. and Wr
Sei"hfil as GramIo. The performance will
commence with Madame CeleSte's great drama
OF " Lucif'r, with Miss Lucille in the leading
character Mr.. Barron appears rs Count Henry
Icausoieii and Mr.. j. l.. Barrett as Count
Nanllle- This Is truly rich enterta inment,
and should secure an Overlooking house.
SENT TO JAIL.--fieorse Howard, private in
sth New York volunteers, yesterday, at Purdy's
restaurant, picked the pocket Of &. E. Myers of
eleven dollars. Howard WAS arrested by OFF,
Ger p ndell, the money found and restored 70
MS owner and the thief sent TO Jail by Justice
Waiter.
ACCIDENT TO GEN. CAsHY-As Cen. Casey
was riding 10 his Office on Saturday morning
hi horse Suddenly slipped and fell, injurins
the General quite seriously. 1t is feared he
VIII he confined to his room several days in
COZ sequence.
Q REEF.-Another fine drove of cattle for ITnrIn
SANS large family in the field arrived in this.
city on saturday, and were driven to the Gov
ernmcnt corral near the Monument
SICKNESS IN CAMP.-Considerable com.
plants Is made OF the jaundice in some of the
camps across the river. One regiments re-
ported with a hundred cases.
PERsONAL.-Senatar Harris. of New York
IS here to look after a sick son, who is At
Harpers Ferry, suffering with the typhoid
fever.
TROUBLE WITH THE QrARTERM AsTERs-
large number Of Quartermasters are behind
with th.ir accounts and settlements A long
list has been reported for dismissal
GRR4T reduction in Lime at w H Godey's Lime
Tel. no - .3tr
ALI MALADIFs of the Eye and Ear, Deafness.
MOI; in the lead Throat and Ca,srrh.l Affec
ker. 223 Pehn. avenue. 1T
LINE LINZ, LrsE-I have now on hand no Dbl.
OF fir quality Thomastt wn lime, and am ma uf.c
torng u,y lime as usual from the Potomac qsarri"s
Ais" on land large lot o. Plaster and Hair which
will sell at the lowest prices for cash
10 "a W. Cooley.
FAGrs FOR soLDIERs.-Throughout tho Indian
and CIlmean e ami pals ns The only medicines which
proved Themselves able 30 cur the worst cates Of
Dytent-ry. ScuIvy aud Fever were Holloway's
Pill and Ointment. Therefore let every volunteer
srr that he IL supplied with them. Only Is c-nts
per pot or box. 22S
CoRNs, BusIoxs, Callosities. Club and Inverted
Nails Enar ged Johns. Chillblains and all Diseases
Of the Feet suecesefully treated. without pain or
LOSE OF blood, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropndist,
at "a PENNEY ivaDIa avenue tween Four -ani-s
hsh ard sixth street,, Wac hinston, d. G. Opsra
can always walk Immediately without the least
Inconvenience. Ladies' and gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired no IA
LADIES', Mems, Youths, Misses and Children's
Rubber Roots. shoes, Sandals and CATERS; Ladies
ard Tents Buckle Overshoes with felt linin ana