Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

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Of the United States as the popular standing can
didate for the presidency but inspired BY the
highest patriotism, has waived bis claims success.
sivelv In favor Of harrison, Polk, Pierce, Taylor
washington Mr. Pratt proposes, through the
Washington Lecture Association" to address
the citizens Of Washington ugon his favorite
topic, I" The War Iniellection Sum- subjec:
well calculsted TO call out his remarkable powers
This Lecture Association, he understands, Ii the
favorite medium by which persons Of his turn Of
mind obtain access 20 Washington audiences, and
be learns that just now they are In want Of lee
turer. .
PASTORAL SURPRISE PARTIES Last evening,
when en-. n1 aIIst che newly appointed preacher e.
this city, arrived with his family at their new
home, the parsonage Of the church, they found
the house newly csrpeted, aud furnished with
great many OF whom were present to extend
cordial greeting to the worthy pastor, who has
served the Church for twenty-four years.
similar surpri.e was prepared at the parson-
age Of the Methodist Protestant church, for the
new pastor, Kew. Nj. Robey (late of GeOrgetown).
ENFORCING THE MILITARY ORDERS = Last
night the taverns, bars and restaurants generally
were closed at an early hour. The reason of this
is probably to be found In the operation Of the
provost guard yesterday morning when Margaret
Fitzgerald, Hannah Hogan, Stressed Hoffman,
keepers Of taverns and drinking saloons, were ar
rested and taken TO the Central Guardhouse.
After preliminary hearing the men were locked
up to await further orders, and the women re-
leased from custody Most Of the houses are To-
Gated in the Second Ward.
CRIMINAL CouRI The trial of John Wood
concluded this morning, and given to the jury,
but verdict had not been rendered when our
The case Of John Mortimer, Indicted for rob-
gnlA tI.o,, - .rI .ffAv. fat.
ment by his counsel, the District Attorney entered
a aoHs pycSssxi. So.
Mary Jane johnson, (colored) was tried aud
found guilty Of robbing d. X. Boswell Of s15.
fourth WARD Station CAsEs-Bsfo,s Jsstsee
Ealtev.-Patrick Carbefry, " Glinn, J. Ncbfera,
D Leary, Michael Gallagher, J. G. crimes, NJ
John Fitzgerald, B Labey, F. Calhey, ID. FitK-
gerald, w Mathews, John McFears, Michael
Mccarthy, Henry eros, Moses Montgomery, SOL
diers, for trifing offenses; turned over to the
militsry. John Brown, drunk and disorderly;
fined 81 Caspar tizzsrd, do; do. 81 So. Henry
johnson, do; do. s5.ss.
LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC will no doubt be glad
to welcome back to this city George Kunfers
well-remembered Nightingale Opera Troup.,
comprising all the old favorites of the Washing
ton public, Geo. Kunkel, Harry (Bones) Lehr,
formers. They appear at Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday night, and will no doubt receive a cor.
dial greeting.
CENTRAL GuARDHoUsR CAsEs-Befors Jxsties
Walter - Gustav Miller, w. w. WEIGH, and
Thomas Robbins alias Dugan, vagrancY; work.
missed. Cordela Maloney, drunk and disor.
derby; fined 81 So. Richard Barlow, do; work.
h"ue 30 days. Thomas Downs, drunk turned
over TO the military.
Suspicion OF MURDER This morning, Coro.
ner Woodward was notified that a woman who
resided on H street: In swamPoodle, was dead,
and II was suspected that her death was caused
by beating given her by her husband Yesterday.
Her husbands name was not known 10 the cor
oner, but she has a brother In the city named
Michael Lanham. The inquest will be held this
afternoon.
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-This morning a negro
named Mace Brown was arrested near the Marine
Barracks, with a bag containing a number Of
chickens and green ham, which are supposed 10
have been stolen from the neighborbood Of Union
t"wn, where Brown resides. Mace Is held for
hearing.
SPECIAL POLICEMEN AT THE DEPoT.-The fol-
lowing persons were by the Board of Police Com
policemen at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, viz: Samuel s. Walstrum, John Kirbey
and William Shipley.
Nor DxAp.-Francis Gallagher, ESQ OF Balti.
more, Lieutenant OF the Maulsby Home Brigade,
1t turns out, was not killed in the battle Of Win
chester as reported, but Pennsylvania captain
OF the same name was
SECOND WARD STATION CAsE5-B sfoys Jssttes
Cia'k-Edw'd Koerner, charge Of larceny; secu-
rity for further hearing. VIM. N!ntner, a wit
ness; do. Frank Coffee and John smith; turned
over TO the military.
WE HAVE RECEIVED a communication from
Rev. Mr. Syle, Of Trinity Church, for which we
have not room to-day. II will receive attention
on Monday.
HEALTH FOR THE one who dies
from the effects Of the bullet, ten perish from
Hollowav's Pills taken every other night will
correct all disorders Of the Liver and Stomach,
purify the blood, and insure sound health 20
every man. Only % cents per box. 80
LIME LINE! LINEm-The subscriber has on
hand one hundred barrels OF the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
be having dissolved all connection with any other
ment, &c, and which will be sold low for the
cash. mar 29-nI WIN. n. GoDEY.
STAGES FOR THE BULL Rus BATTLE FIELD, via
Fairfax Court House and Centerville, will leave
every day from opposite hillborn's segar store,
above Willard's, at IL IN, returning next after.
noon; fare for round TIP, Sc. Accommodation
can be had at Centerville, where the stage stops
every night. Two special stages leaving on Sun.
day [2t%1 CHAs. J: MURPHY.
bkANDRETHs PILLS, composed wholly OF veg
etable matter, are found by experience to be
harmless to the most tender age, or the weakest
frame, under every stage Of human suffering;
the most pleasant and benign In their operation
that were ever offered to the world, and at the
same time the most certain In searching out the
root Of any complaint, however deep, and Of per-
forming a cure. B. BRAspRKTH, NJ. ID.
Sold at No. 294 Canal street, Brandreth Build.
ing, New York, and at the Branch Once, corner
Ninth and f streets, Washington, ID. C. r. s.
Suffers supplied by the dozen. NH 29-lw
EAR Vapouriser and Inhalator for the treatment
Of deafness and noises in the head. These instfu-
ments have been introduced into medical practice
by Or. Won Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, and
have received the highest appreciation from the
medical faculty both In Europe and this country.
Persons who are afflicted with deafness or noises
In the head have now the best opportunity Of re.
ceiying medical treatment, and should not delay
doing so II they wish the full benefit Of DR.. Won
Moschzisker's treatment.
Opthalmic and Aural Institute, for the medical
and surgical treatment Of the Eye and Ear, in
charge Of DR. Won Moscbzisker, 227 Penhsylvania
avenue, opposite Wizards.
FEW OF The MANY TESTIMONIALS FROM THE
CITIZENS OF WARRINGTON TO DR.. TuNBLBTy,
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR.
81 Female Complaint Cured.