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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

I'm our regiment" writes a soldier in
the South, stationed not thousand miles
from Fort Pulaski, "there is a rule reouir-
ing every member who has not copsciep-
tous scruples against attending Protestant
worship, to be present at service on the
Sabbath, A few days after this order was
Issued fatigue-party was dragging truck
loaded with piece of artillery. The load
was heavy, and some Of the men were tax
ing rest. Presently one of them seized
hold Of the rope and cried ont:
"'All you who bain't contentious scru.
Piles against work, lay hold here p"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

Wise men make their enemies their
teachers. but fools are ever enemies to their
teachers.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

There is man in Jersey so lazy tina. be
has an artist hired by the month to draw
his breath with lead pencil.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

4 believe MIR johnson, you visited many
Of our battle-fel p
Il have had that pleasure, Mr.. Jones.'
Did you see the spot where the battle of
Shiloh was foughtP
oh; yes sir, 1 was there last sum-
mer.'
Did you see anything very remarka-
BILE L
oh, no.
Were there any cannon balls or bullets
scattered over the grOundf'
We'll. can't say, but there was plenty
Of bones
.YOu don't say, did you bring any home
to keepF
Certainly
Might see them?'
i don't think you cam
why, where are they?
AN through my BODY
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

a contraband was being esourted to the
fortitications recently by soldier; be was
met by another 'gemman OBJ COLOR
Hello, Ike, where you gwine with dat
gardf
Use gw;ns QUITO reinforce the armyp
is dat so7'
Yes I'm gwine to &c notifications to
dig renches.'-LotisriHeD Dem.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

J" SaptA nice fitting Coat, go to
WnLIAns'.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
A. COISTOCk,

fNWa RVGINEEa AND DE Putty COUNTY, SUR
v vst)i. I,ps nnI Pisis drawn TO order.
JHcsit ths Court liuase. dccle-n27
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

a correspondent, abiding to the rebel
visit to the Bank of Chamberburg, Penn.
on the recent raid. gives tie following par
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

nowEN GROVER, Attorneys Councillors at Law
DJAist, Illinois. oTIiee opposite Court House, Jener
900 street. ..s
sv BpwES, Dc. GROVER.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

tFeR0BERTs & GOODsPEHD, Attorney aud Coup.
sellers at Law, Joliet, Illinois. once in stones
Block. e.-
. HcRoBERTs =. aooDsPKKD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

PENNsyLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
&. A 49, 49, 49, 9 $50
,s . prnsr- a .T,ss K sS sH9Hse'''n"
sre.s sT ssfP,. sAFETy AsO 6oaFokFi ''
BAGGAGE CHECKED s SSsf s 'spu Sosn
THREE DAILY TRAINS PROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PlTTaBUR9i
CLOSE cosN re 4 tSsa A inrs HEsnsrssune
NORTHERN S o E5s7Fs II r. RAILROAD,
TIE GREAT Ara c !PG1snIRss ROUTE
WASHINGTON f HSb BALTIMORE
WEST NoRr Z VI ESsS9nt is II 'h NORTHWEST.
q For Through Piekets apply q, the oriess
the Northern Central Rsilroad Company. northeast
W.shin Stor, and Calvert station. Ralti;noTe '''
SPLENDID SLEEPING 1Sst CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS
IRON WASHINGTON.
Passenger will take the u. m. and 2. m. trains,
sbsrs close made With pn the
Northern Central Railroad and arrive in Harris
WITH the trains the PennsyIrsp ht censr Ra
rood for all parts Of the West
fRKJGHfS
by this route freishts of all descriptions can Do
forWSiaed 10 ana from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio. Kentucky, In9isns, Illinois, Wisconsin,
lows, or nisSouri. b. Railroad direeI
The PennBy ivanin Central Rsilrssd alec connects
At Pittsturs with Steamers, by which Goods
iG any es ss ohH Sais
sipSi, Wisconsin,, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland. Ssndusky and Cal
eago itb steamers to all North western Lakes.
M.rshsnts and shippers entrusting the trsnspor-
tatloD OF their Freight 10 this Comp can rely
With confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any eoiut
II the West. ny the Penns yvania Central Railroad
are al all times as rrovobie eh1yssi by etks,
Railroad Tnnraris,
~ BE particular 10 mark pa-ksges via Peuox
Central r
NAGRAW d KOoNS, Freight Agents
- No. 20 North street, Baltimore.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen l 81 periptendent. Altors; Pa.
I: L. UP. Gent Ticket Agent. philaieIphis
II. OFsTON. general Freight Agent Phila
deiphis ian I-ly.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
q r IL Al


nEPARTNENT OF sTArE,
- "AsHIEGT0s, January Is, 1897
The Secretary of State will hereafter r-caiva Mem
eers of Congress- business on Saturday, com
n,encinG with Saturday, the drst Of next mouth
jan17tf WILLIAM II SEWARD
GREAT DEA0N sTRATIoN!
GRAND RALLY
ri " A N ID 3 Us
ISwAErOF
9 I. o II ii N G,
BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN
No. AGO SEVENTH STREET,
Where you end
THE LARGEST. BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF CLOTHING
IN This city.
STORE CROWDED WITH BAKGaIN SEEKERS,
who get fitted out in short time and at
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION,
We tsve ju 81 pen., he'd oar tock and think it
eXc-l- anything in this market. We guarantee to
SCI st law prices, our motto being
QUICK 81 lies AND SMALL PROFITS!
\. R.-oUr Saturday customers will plesse come
"a ~ convenient our store il full in tho
ev.IlUg il ia = possible tn wait on ALL
g. Do not forget tn Che ,paet Ci0thing HSus 80
in town, at No AGO seventh st near r.
J II SMITH Il Co. Clothiers
No. AGO Seventh street, and
nom Corner Twentieth 81. sHl Pa sv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25


~ The Portsmouth IN. H. Chronicle says
nited states officers are making SURVEYS of
fCrt Mctlary and the vicinity, preparatory %
Tie frt ction of the new fo-t, viii III is to con-
tam three batteries, and will extend acrass the
road leading TO kIttery Point. The walls of
the fort are 10 he Of granite
-. Judge James Fl. Birch, of Missouri. has
gwen notice that ne viii contest the election of
his adyt rSary ia the Sixth Congressman Dis
trioi OF that State. Austin A. King hats been
declared the successful candidate.
hIThP Fay STATE works Of North ampton are
10" making gun barrels To the NUN Der Of IS
Per day. hey employ iGO hands, and could
finish with ease loh barrels per dav. but can
not get sutfieien iron, the government making
the first claim or al lhat is imported
- BY the amalgamation OF the Globe In
snrnnce Company of London with the Iiyer-
pool ard London Insurance Company the
capital OF the latter Company is incre ilsed 10
.xeet ding eIerfT' millions and q half of GoIlqrs
- he long pending libel suit in Boston, of
Count Joanncs VS.. Francis III. Underwood has
resulted III verdict for defcn dant. The alleged
Ht"l consisted IN calling the plaintiff ,ssoi
disdkt count
6g meeting Of tho book trade in Boston.
On riGay last, To consider tho matter of r;iisfnp
TIC price OF books, appointed committee 10
confer W ith the trade in New York and Phila-
delphia as 10 he course to Dc pursued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
A DAMS EMPRESS COMPANE
"A 0fYICR 51< PA. AVENUE, -
WashiRgtoa CSsS u. O.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Washisgios CisS, u. q
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN AND WET.
Enc kXPRksS FoRwARDKRi
hERcHAsDIss, MONEY, IEyELRy, .vALu-
Yorxsrded With SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 al,
sccessible sections Of the country This Compauy
las age ncies in the principal Railway Towns IN
NORTH. EAST, WEST. AND NoRruwrsr
It's principal Offices are
WASHINGTON, d. c., NEW YORK. BOSTON
PHILkpELPHlA, BALTIMORE, GIN
oISNATi, 81 L9gISa LOUIS
CONNECTIONS are made ~ New York and Boston
s Eth sss pB8STCSarSHlnF to the oASADAs and the
70 LIVERPOOL, e0UTHAMPTON and HzvRK
and thence by European expresses 20 s prou,ine nt
tipent.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS ana BILLS m.4.
sf az accessible parts of the u nited States.
g. O. DUNN, Agent,
RN Washington. ID. o.
NJ MOURNING GOODS. 80
ytORE Than usual stock in all fabrics for
One , ice only, Iasries in plain figures.
poH-Ft Perm. avenue and 9th st.
A PcR SERVANTS WEAR
AL KIncs of heavy WOoLHNS.
One price only, marked in plain ngnres
no NlOt Penn. avenue and 9Th So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
GAS FITTING. &C.

N1tNf I L L w, EC.
Wh. T. DOVE & CO
f1RE Now prepared W execute any orders With
which they may be favor IN tho
PLUMBING. GAS. OR STEAM FITTING BUsI-
NESS
- Store Ninth street, fex doors north II
fennsy enia avenue where may be found a coIn-
2ete assortme Mt of CHI DELI ERS and other q Az
aTEA N aud WATER FIGURES. jan n 1y
~ GAS FIXTURES.
w bave in Store and are daily receiving GAS
MIXTURES OF entu.ly New Patterns and Designs
ard Finish perior in style Ia ANYTHING herstnre
offered in this market
"einyite SitiLens generally 70 call snd examine
Uer stock Of q AZ End " ATER FIXTURES feeling
conHdant that wa have the best aeIsctad stock in
Washington
81 All Work In the above line intrustad to or.
will he prom PITY attended TO-
msrhtf MYERS 4 HcttPAN. 316 D street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
TRAvELERS' DIRECTORY.

BALr,MORE AND Onto RAILRoAD.
q 49, ss.ss: 49,.
rA-sENGER TRAlss FROM WASHINGTON.
On r; FGs "a Sss ssdEssssH ~ R AN pa
WARRINGTON sAE c1isi5k AND THE " EST
r1vk DALI, rRa ! is rs t' Sssillssros AND
r~o DAHL! ski.IRsSs TsfEs rx:xs wAsHrsa-
ANb eSE 70 The wssT "'A
+. 4. :ss siS.s
At WsshiIs,9n junction Relay With the Bahirnors
and Obi" Railroad FOR all points est loteer
P sff S's if;I n and NEW voss-L..v.
q % r.; sna ss
FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
leave Washington 1t and !. ~ . m and $50
p. m. and on Sundays ~ 3.3' y. M
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
hesvs New York Al a. M, Philadelphia nS =
Leave New York At p 10, PhiInd.lphi. 10 81
r m, Baltimore 4B N. Arrive at Washington
Leave Ne. York {. II p. m :, Philade!phiA sls
M. baltimore 7.f In. Arrive At Warrington
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore 1t
NE m ana 5 = p. m, for Warrington: arrive there
On aundays at4.s' and : IN q. only from BaIti-
more
No Anuxpoli. connections on Sunday from, Bait,
more or Warrington.
Passengers leaving Washington At and 7<o
e. IL aaS 8 p, m. mako connections At Washington
Junction Relay, with Trains the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad feI, all points West of the Ohio Nysr
and fer ali points along the hne O. the Baltimore
Ard Ohio road IL Maryland Ard Virginia.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore rnd Wash
ington dsily except Sundays, Al 5.S n. and IN
T. tt-I = -
Passenger Trains leaving Wa shin ston At =. m
IL n m and p. IN. and Baltimore ~ 40 and ,. 80
q. m. and $50 p. IA. stop only At Annapolis and
Wxshin Rtop functions '-.|
Way Passengers must tase the Accom- n odatiop
Trains only W p. SMITH,
no -tf.r Master of Transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
OF QUARTEkAAsTER's OFFICE.


Corner Of I3ft md q r,ee!, )
| Washins,on. ID. {, Nov. -, 1852
3nMl friday, December 3. 81, At y o'clock ~ for
dsnserIns IN the city of Washington, at such paint
! lien it@"ol feet of Lumber Of the following Kind
seven hundred snt ifty thou sand t7socoD fact A.
or one :, - inch Whit. Pire C"mmon Cuttings,
! long, tHetniock, 'nS' - " = ''uf 'eeh
Eighty three thousand three hundred and thirty
long. tB emlockb
lightly three thOussn three hundred an. thirty.
three 3.sS) fee. scantiins, 3by T. eighteen ceet
long ~, Hen Hen l9 ~ X
Lumber, subject to the iusp .ciOn Of an agent APP
poIr,ted on the part Of the Government.
an zee lumber to be Delivered within twenty days
Proposals from disoya parties win not be con-
sidersd ard en- oath of alesisnce to the g. 5. Gov
The ability Of the bidder 70 81 the contra t. should
nsible persons xhsse are to Be- APP
penssd to the guarantee, and sold guarantee ntit
., The 5esponsisility of the guarsnto5s must be
nesre. bistT Ct Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or the proposals will not be consii-
The full name and Pcs. Office address Of the bid
der must appear in the proposal.
IF bid is made in the name of arm the names
OF all the parties must appear, or tho bid will Re
rsd as the individual proposalof the party
Bonds in the sum of Eve thousand dollars. signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantors will
be required of the successful bidder upon 81 gnin
! the contract. .-..
The light TO reject any or all bids that r,ay be
termsster
Informal proposals viii! be rejected
Proposals must be add ressed 20 Ca ptsin Edward
1: Hartz, Assistant Quartcrmaster q. g Army
Washington, D. c.. and should be plainly marked
Proposals for Lumber
Form Of Gu1ydatse. p
We OF the county OF -, and State Of,
and =, cf the county Of. and State Of do
hereby guarantee that lis able TO fulRI the.
contract, ia accordance with the terms O; his pro-
poi tion, and that, should his proposition be nc
cepted he will at sncc enter into contract in &C
cordaEce Herewith. "
should the contract be awarded him We ara p-e.
pared To become his securities.
TO tins guarantee must be appended the OFF isl
eeI tiRcate above mentioned.j
EDWARD L. UARTZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

JAMES Y. HALLIDAY,
&c. REAL ESTATE AGENT.
CoRErR OF PA AVENUE AND TESrH SrRsRf,
over
Barking Rcxu Of L. Jchsscn z 90.
oc l3-eo2m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

Row AT JULIA FLEEr's.-On Sunday After
noon, three soldiers-named Charles r>aiegar
Jchn Plffr and VIM. Cuinlan-beloEging TO
the regular cavalry, went 10 the house of ia LA
Fleet, colored. on Third St., near Nd avenue
known as the amaiearnation house-and kicked
up a row. first OF all tearing down the fencing.
and afterwards attacking q Young man namai
l. IL. stone, beating him severely. They were
arrestedNSy Officers Carrah-r and Barker, and
taken before Justice StTatton, who committed
he TWO frst for court, and turned III, other
over 20 the IEilitary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
III III j. MEX T TERM OF MISS TAYLORS
1 School taught irft raar of the Presby tersn
Chu CHI on A. Street north side, will commence
Nond Az December !st. no 2i-3t-
AIRVIEW B0A RIDING HOOL,
NO2RIsfOws, Penn,
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Board and Tuition, SA, per term of ten months.
Pupils admitted at any tine
References.
BRNRY JAEEEY, 34e Pa avenue.
DR. TaYsog. Druggist, Ninth and SITS.
youS HAwXEURSr. AZ near street so.th.
JOSHUA NHwB9LD D, Quarternasters Department,
Alexandria Va. GEO A. NEWBDLD,
aim P-lncpal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

~Esr ABIIsHeB IN ~ AsHIN8roN~
~sINOE NAY 1. IsoI.<s
JOHNSON ~ NAGLE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. tsoa,A sia.J
BErvEss NINTH . TENTH SIS.
Ipvite the ats~r.;oo q
GRoCERs. sUfLkRs, AND Tue TRADE IL
ssFss
TO rHEIa UNsUkRAssAD srooK
WINES,
U0RS,
t -. g..
SEGA RS.
a.
". AND
FANCY GROCERIES.
ChampaSnes
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIpsICK, cLIoUOr, NUMh. RIvARr.
DRoUEr.
We recommend highly To oennoisssurs
DE ST. MARcEAUx CHAMPAGNEs. CARTE
EoIRE. CARTE BLANCHE, BED Law,
the 1nost favorile brands in tie New YorA market.
ard SO highly appreciated for their
riehness and delicate favor
HOOK AND Mos1LLH WINES.
stin and Sparkling.
cLARETs Of Mess.s. Gillou fseres, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDY AND ToKAY WINES,
coGNAC of The choicest brands AMI bes. vintazes.
ROCHELLE BRANDY, Pellvo:sin snd A. sisn.tte.
MADEIRA, SHERRY, PoRr-ve-y cid and h;vs,,
recommended fer medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN,
in Wood snd 0iss..
MeNoNGAHELA AND BOURBON wHIsKKys
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND EssENcEs,
Of ell kinds
APPLE BRANDY AND wRIsKRY.
y JAMAICA AND ST CROIx RUM.
BATAVIA ARRAO,
BANANA AND DOMESTIC sEGAas
OF PIE BEST BRANDS.
LILLIENrHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND
ANDERsON FISE-CUr ToB ACoo.
SMOKING TOBACCO of Nessrs. Gail Az. In
sitimore-at Baltimore prices.
GROCERIES FOB TIE CAMPS,
neutrality-suspicious. GOODS OF every DE-.
seription:-GAME, POULTRY, MEATS, OF.
srERs, MILK, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES.
PICKLES AND CArsrPs, in Wood and Gl...
'ApAMANf1NE AND PARAprINB cANpLRs.
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE.
CANDIES AND DROPS, in Packages. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

PoLICE.-Secon1 Precinct Sunday-David
Major, drunk and disordcrly; 81. Cornelius
4. Brown, digging across a street; Shy Jus-
tee Waiter. Owe n Kelly, James Mulax and
Christian Nieorzgrcen, drunk and disordarlv.
turned oyrr 10 military. Monday-Chas Neo.
gat, dIsordrrly; sent TO CENTRAL gIardhouse.
Fourth Prec'ncf.-Before Justice Drury-G
Futile, driving on pavement: dismissed FliZ-
Rb~th Rark'y, larceny Of a chicken; do Hen
" Heath, drunk and disorderiy: si-work-
house. John Welch, do; SO. aik, Bryan, 10. ;
81 "aShn Nicholson, do; 20. Pat Gambrjn,
DO; turned TO the military Eonday-Hichaei
1ioEoEoe, dunk; Sis. Lawrence Dclauy
drink and disordcrlyi e3-workhouse in de-.
FAULT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

EAGLE TENT. No. o9a I. o. oP R-The fol-
lowing Officers have been elected By this Tent
10 serve during the ensuing term :-Sh., j. =
Slater: c. f., &. r. Cruinp: q. r., William r
Berkly; ID. r, j. H. King: r. s., Jas. f. Botr,or.
=, Jas. Gin; T., ). A. II. NcKim: j., ID. L.
MilsteaG; j: G., J: Il. King; o. O., ]. Piikerton
Chaplain, VIM. F. Dove. This Tent-among
TIE Oldest of all our temperance organ, sations-
Is IN fourishing condition, and doing much
GOOD in quiet way in the eastern part of slhe
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

1NhE sUBSCRIBER Takes CREST pleasure Ia
bis large stock Of PIANO FoRTEs Of theTA
h, offers for sale at the lowest actory prices Pur.
chasing exclusively for cash he is enabled sell
cheaper than my other house, and give entire sat
isfaction. Each new Piano il warranted for tva
years. Second hand Pianos taken in excbanss
W. q. MErZEROTT|
Corner Pa. ave. and 18th street
Sole Agent OF Steinway Il Sens, and Raven &
Bacon. or %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

OUARTERIAsTER GENERALS OFFICIALS
an instance OF ih, vast amount of W )rk which
presses upon the distr. n branches of tho War
Department. we may state that, in the q uarter-
master Generals Office alono, g 100 CO0, 0fO Wort
OF accounts of quart rmasttrs and others vet
remain uEanalyZsd, though 4 large force has
BE- n engaged in this duty.
In view OF this great accumulation, and the
heavy Increase Of work, the Quarternlastar
Gem raj is having the two large buildings ad-
joining Winders Building, on Seventeenth St
h'i'd up Tor the accommodation of All addition
force, for whi'h il is the purpose TO ask Con-
grfss, ana tie CREATE portion of viii n it is
said i'll be composed of ladies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
DENTISTRY.
I'm + Is + X T,

XII Call A. 246 Pa avenue, b-tw,Yn "IIIA
18th and 18th st%,, AMI eXam ne DR. LHWIE'S New
Method User ting Teeth. To 10 SO is 20 b.. es,-
yineed OF IL. euper,ority over All methods hereto
fore ustd. Ai.O, Teeth ExtrAetsI without pain.
when desired. Terms moderate. no II I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

THIRD WARD STATION CAsES.-Sundav.-
j.. Clark, Violating Corporation ordinance: fined
IS. Thomas Edw arle, dis orderly; do 50
Chss. Hens IT, fast riding; do &C. Geo Dorman,
ricirg on pavement; costs, SO cents. J. +.
Hutton, fighting on the street: fined sf53
Charlotte Champion, drunk in street; work.
house 80 days. John Robbins. drunk and dis
orderly: fined si.dS. John Mullner, do: do
81 So. Edward Baily, sleeping in the market
workhouse g. days.
Monday-Michnel Garvey, drunk In the
street; fined 81. John Mills, disorderly; do. ST..
Sarah Brown, prostitution; do. 81. Susan
Dusar, drunk and disorderly; do. So. Daniel
DuCan, do; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

Mr. Gordon .Dokr In high fer,rs of the excel
lent or,,.r mGintairca TT thr ,Irru
Mr. I!nvd st,.t,.J that tn. hoard had already
pass.t: bin imposing ia" for ohstrWct;n The
etrpeis and paiiic squares, and that n would
,or. syaii ST The solution thar ground.
.fr j tryd modif' d his r,o,io.i ~ rs ~ refer
tn, mater TO = srl~c: committee: lot.
Tic GiEwns th~n read the third limo and
pnsecd.
Y.as-M zsrs Gordon, ] . via, Mitchell, Nor
gan, Peuk., Sa?!@y. Raub, Stephens, Talhert,
" lion ard the fr. sidrnt--iI
Nay-Aessr>. Barr, Garfield, Ellis, Fol-
lansiee, knight. Lloyd, Murtagh and Uter-
Inrtle--
Air. knight moved TO reconsider the vote by
which thu petition If Mr.. HiDslry, asking the
privilege Of erecting circus ut the corner OF
Ninth firtei and the avenue, was REJECTED;
agrrtdto.
Mt knight :hcn offered a resolution grants. =
tbrI l.ri ii1Ir
Mir Shepherd moved 10 postpone the gu beet
until Monday next; carried Adjourned
POLICE.-FVN Hsrd.-P. Irdgpwiiyc, frht-
ing: delivered 10 military. 8. Abbott, :. Burch,
do. fnsd siH. M. Myers and O. Ion-y driy-
Ing on pavement; o. cents costs. r. Landgride
slrti in. IN street; dismissed. Denffs Donohu-
John hurry,N. DBrien. petty larceny; locked
mp 70 hours. ]. TruaX and W. Minis, drunk;
dismissed. Sarah SiIns, drunk aud disordorly;
escaped from the lookup. Scion Tishy, de-
frauGinc Cove rnmsnt; delivered TO military
n;sstd. Daniel Bresnahan, buying stolen goods;
bail for court.
Si1R WGrd.-Thomss McT4,ad, Mrs Thomp.
son. drunk dismissed. Thomas Clark, do; de.
ii, cred 10 military. John doe and Rich'd Roe
drunk; locked up IN station, but escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

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