Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25


A FEMALE PRAC<lcrxs THE Coyvrpsycs
GAsA.-W ishin n fortntxht, several ladies have
l~- N!ciinlizrd by - irmS@e PRACTITIONER q. tho
senfids nee game, who has displayed no little
Ahf' ~ dl.ess. She IL = tall y lcefCI wo nan.
1ujy fifty years Of age, and WEI pUnted ana
powdered. She zoes by the MANI Of Mrs Hoy
slere. anC hallr ticm New \ ork and Riitinore.
She Ierrcsent- herself AZ . refugee from South
Calciii q. trt,TlI vhrnrv. she e. arrd. she SAYS,
seven days ft-.crr the firing OF For. Sumter,
Iraying tity thu, AMI dollar worth OF pror-
Prty BE- hind. She hecaIn. acquainted with Mr..
It's. so'r, or n"sr Twelfth street two works
age, ard III grat!sf-d herself into The confidence
Of that lady, and II ON her a-rertain ned that sha
has fist. in Richmofd, Va. MR. hcySipr~
cLnningly iasinuaiPd to Mrs. RarEott tl,,L st,r
hSd ccDcludrt! 10 20 20 Richmond, and Mrs. ".
entrusted her with aho,,t $50 in cash, $40 vru:. n
81 goods to tske TO her sister, and also loaned
Ter sOYEe IuFS " Ei!e Shr making her I,Tir-
chase none of W hich have since been r'turuad.
She also icok iron, Mr.. FaTyott u highly -prized
'l:hen' ss Of li,ie girl in Richmond. named Ida
Jorcan, FIVE years cid. dark complexion u, hair
cnrlrc; tak' r in = sitting posture. She lpft OF
Mcnday = week, and said she had secursd Al
escort from Col. Bak' , ~ Ear a. Fort Monry';
faiseho-t, OF ccor-e. She Also victmis.d
MTE. Capt. (aUk 10 the extent OF go, stealing
also Der husbands naval Uniform and other
articles that can be identified. Sh. n.tf. another
haul by claiming 20 own q tsFgs amount Of
reilroed stock, viii. b she sold 10 q male :,c-
quaintaDca Of hers r" wsd Cunningham. Her
place Of rt-id.nce in New York. she said,
a north Moore ard ludSan stTaSts, but 10 Ia not
probable she gave III. rirht locality. r
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Row IN \ BAE-nuoM.-Oa Saturday after
room, three soldiers, named james Quinn
Gcorge McIlhany and Hugh Dorm, stationed AT
the Arsenal, went 10 the har-room Of W. " H.
Maack, near the corner OF Feur-ana-a- half and
streets, and demanded liquor of the bar
of the party thea snatched q glass from the
hand OF citizen who was drinking. row
fnsVed in consequence, and they made an
sault on the bar. keeper W it'll . stone, bruising
his head considerably. Mr. Mack hearing Of
the ARRAY, has:"Ded in with MAX Shaberg, and
they were also assaulted, Mr.. Mack being cut
about the face. The parues Immediately made
OF, but were arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Hepburn and patroln,en Carrahu and Vernon,
aid We're taken brIore Justice Stratton, who,
after hearing The evidence, held them to bail
fer court
HIGHWAY RoBBEgY.-Thomas Tyler and
VIM Mitchell were Yesterday arrested by
Officer Ecker, and locked up for q further
h. airing and Two other parsons were arrested
by the metropolitan detectives, charged with
rotbing Lieut.. Henry E. Burkman OF s5l.
Tie robbery was committed IN alley in
Swan poUdlP. The money was recovered but
mucn-prized lie, brought from the battle
ftld, the property Of Il deceased comrade, and
CHE arnch VALUED very highly by him are
missing. Lie,Itcran, L. l. here settling some
accounts with fhe Government, and is quar-.
tered at Mr.. De1iayen's.
ROBBING PEDLAH's WAGoN-Yesterday
afterh ocn, IS n peddiar was engaged in dis
posing OF his goods i'll the camp of the 18th New
FORK, which is Occupied by one conp;iny Of
that regiment, sem, OF the mea, rs he alleged,
took !: rclhe Possession OF his team, and male
on " it'll ahoutS woTth OF com! ort;.rs, mitteu,
and jew sharps. Officers Harrison and PUN
phrty arrested Three suldi rs named Harvey
Brow Il, Charles Van Eurrn ..i!d John r. Her
n'f ssy, dnC took hem before Justice Gull, nut
TIT p'ddiar not being able ~ identify them, III y
%'iC Gismissv
CORRECTIOS.-In our port OF the proceed
III; ~ the CiTcnit Court. un SATURDAY, We in
ADVERT nijy gave the name of Mr.. r. Hotch-
kiss, a. one OF the party ag inst whom q rule
was issued To show cause shy IL should not
he removed. 1t should ha We been q r. Ho.ch-
kiss there bling no cons table bearing the former
name.
SALE OF FCEs.-The sale of furs continues
this afternoon and evening ami to- morrow
morning, 1t the auction rooms of NJ -ssrs Mar
SHALL Page, under Odd Fellows Hall, Sew
enih street. Fashionable furs OF very dascrip-
zion can b. obtain d HI re, the stock il one of
tle largest and most superb ever offered for
sale.
ARRIyED-The Hist Now York Regiment
Col. Hathaway, which has been doing duty on
the railroad between this city and the Relay
House tor some weeks past arrived last ni sht
They number 9OO men, and are in fine order.
DEAD.-Richard Tonge, formerly citizen of
this city, died in st. Louis. Missouri, on the
lith He was thirty nine years of age.
ALL rALADIEs of the Eye and Far Deafne>s
Noises il the Head, Throat and Catsrrhsi ATsc
tons are successfully treated by Dr. Won Moschzis-
ker, Penn. avenue. 1T
TnHoAr AND Catarrhal AFFEeTIoss most sue
Consult Or Won Moschzisker, 2e7 Pc. avenue,
Tb b xSH M.. w on Deafness and
GREAT reduction in Lime at ". IL Godey's Line-
kiln Lire Sis barrel. Cement ) 81 Var
= rel nO24 St.
LINZ, LINE. LINE have now on hand NO bbls
falind S"s Ih@.ss VII in, and sm ms nfsc
Also On hand large lot OF Plaster and Hair which
will -eil at the lowest prices for cash =,
FACTS FOR ughout the rnii IN
proved themselves able to cur the wort cases of
P and fbs foyer ao"nsy
see that he is supplied with them. Only 25'c snts
per pot or box. rs
,CoKSs, Busroys, CalIosities. Club aid Inverted
Nails. Lnlargei Johns Chillblsins and all Diseases
oss By ~lHGh
S IA Penn yiy ;s avenue tween P99r sni.s
tionh performed in +, " minutes. aud the patient
can always walk immediately without the least
their residences when desired noIs
LADIES Mems, Youths, Misses and Childrnn's
Rubber Roots rhoes, sandals and CATERS Ladies'
ard Gents Buckle Overshoes with felt lining and
top; MEMS Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
Clspp Go: y India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue
between 10th and It'll SITS no l4-lm
Al THE INDIA RUBBER STORE Of Allen, Clapp &
Co, Penn avenue, between 10th and nth str. eta
the Off Ger and soldier may And q great variety OF
RUBBER Goats, Ponchas. Blankets Leggins. Air
Pillows, Beds. Boots. Cups, Pipes, and The thou
sand and one useful articles in the Rubber line
Also, large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and un.
lined, Well and Lap Robes, Wool Blankets All col
orr Cork Beds. HOrse Blankets and everything to
promote warmth and comfort in the camp and field