Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

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ofacer John 4. GRAY was detailed to sssist Ser.
geant Cronin. Amer long walk, Clements was
losn1 neef the city engaged In the business Of
peoanng. he was brought to Washington, and
vial One note for IS on the broken Clinton
Bank Of Ahegany county, Nd I, was passed upon
Emma Clark; sS note Of the Bank Of Chamber
al Ben,er' restaurant Upon Clements two 81
notss, purPorting to be Of thu Mechsnics' and
r,sdsrs' Bank OF seorgetswn, D. C., were found.
These notes were carefully exazhined by an st-
pert, who decided that they arr the ithPrersoDs
Of original plate; but there IL no such instiu.
ton In 6eefgetown, aud the notes are simply
bogus. In the multitude Of notes now circulating
to be deceived by suoh notes a. those described.
Clements admitted passing the note on Emma
CLARK, aad also that he took from her several da-
gusrreotvpee. .e III
ElsI wAsHIssroK hosPIrALs A meeting
OF citiEens-ladies and gentlemen-was held In
Christ Church, Navy Yard, on the evening of
Tuesday last, and organized an association for
The relief Of the sick and wounded in the East
washington Hospital Rev. Mr.. Morsell was
1ppointed temporary chairman, and Mr.. VIM.
On motion I COMMITTEES consisting Of M.ssr,.
Wright, Marks, Clephane, Denham and Talbert,
was appointed to report rules, &c-,. at tho next
msssng The msssnE was then fully o,ss1.sd
ington Another meeting Will be held Oils
evening. .g az ...t
FOssIA wA.p STATION s,s-Befers Jxs-
drum and di.o!deiiYi aned ss.&. ) B. FemiOs,
d,.0rSs,,ly DO ~ Michael shsy drunk turned
counterfeit note; redeemed 1t, aud was dismissed.
VIM. Miller, drunk; fned 81 VIM Blake and
VIM Kelly, passing counterfeit money; dlsmis.ed,
David Fitzgerald, p,ofanityi hned 81 o.. VIM.
do % JOHN Bannistst, drunk and disorderly;
woIkhouse % days. Geo Libe, drum; fined
81 50: Mary r. Gould, do 81 So. John Robin
500, drunk and Profane; fined SIS.
PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF ASSOCIATION The
Pennsylvalia Relief Association for Sick and
WSnnded Soldiers met on Wednesday night at
and N. Sullivan Secretary. The Finance
Conamitsee reported twenty six hundred dollars
on hand Reports were made from committees
islsh was esosea Corresponding secret up 70 %
snt&er all inquiries Of friends Of soldiers. q. l..
Wells was appointed Register. Patriotic speeches
ana suggestions were made by different gentle
men present; and II was decided to getup a meet.
Ing this friday evening. Gov. Curtin and
other distinguished gentlemen Will address the
meeting
SLOWING HIsssLf cyr-Last night, a dis.
charged soldier, NAMED Lewis Howell, put on 3
t.ToiRe9 snH iBnng hi%ssi
the women and chiidrer Onacer Walling ar.
rested him, and he refusing to walk, tied him on
weee.oarrow and trundled him to the station;
he alternately feiQning death and insanity on the
road Justice Gull this morning sent him to the
workhouse. --....-. --.-.,..
A FULL GuARp-It is said that the following
report was made by the sergeant Of the guard to
the officer Of the day at the camp Of q regiment
not hundred miles from the city, after forming
guard ish formed de fst relief ish seventeen men
short, and Of de second relief dere tsb nobody
here.o ~ -
RILEY OF Sick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
The book-binders employed at the Government
bindery this morning transmitted TO the Ladies'
leoied by them for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded soldiers. Considering the small num-
Der Of the craft, this contribution Ii very liberal.
COUNTY SCHOOL ConnI~roSERs-The BOARD
OF Primary school Commissioners Of Washington
county assembled In the Aldermen's Chamber
City Hall, this morning, and organized by elect
ing the following ofncers: Dr. g. II. Nichols,
president; Charles II. Wiltberger, secretary
Nicholas Callan, treasurer; Alfred Ray, collector.
CENTRAL Gu.ap HOUSE C..y,-B,6,r, yu,,.
Zee Wa!ts,-Thos. Norman, cruelty to dnmb an
imals; fned IS Sc. Michel o. Brien, disordsrly;
de g 81; David Lee, drunk; turned over to the
military Daniel r; Newton, throwing stones
naed 81 So Mary Drunk, very drunk for trial
when abe gets sober.
WE woutp call attention again to the meetings
hee ey special permission In the grounds east Of
citation, at O'Clock every Friday evening. Read
ing matter will be distributed among the sol.
dicn, and the service made pleasant and pronta-
Die 70 all: :. DO, every one that thirsteth, come
ye 10 the wateu." IL
To As Editor Of te Sta,.-sir: was much
surprised to observe In yor evening issue Of
Monday last, most virulent attack on the char
DOnnaliv- "A rif
OF w ashington, and one who 10 highly esteemed
by large circle ofscquaintances. Not only was
the condition Of his household held up TO the de-
rision Of the public In most sraggsaLd form,
but his fair name Is an honest man was also as
sailed In a manner which savored more Of the
malignant calumnies of some fendish enemy,
who writes for the public good. II was stated
therein, that on Sunday morning, . search war.
rant being obtained for the purpose, the house OF
NE geatlsm1n above mentioned was entered by
roundsman Fenviak and two officers, who inst.
tntsd search, and seiyed upon three horses, one
ofwhlch was marked o. but there was nothing
At all stated ABOUT tbs fact Of this animal being
also branded with the letter c. although this let.
ter Is a plainly discernsble az either Of he
othen. Furthermore, Il certified that about one
hundred pains OF Government socks, drawers,
pants, DO. &c. were found upon the premIsea
Now, Mr.. Editor, any person looking over the
account OF this great seizure, would fancy that at
least hundred Of every Of the articles spec.
led, were found and taken possession Of by those
read this JedHfaIoxs outrage on the character Of
q wronged and injured mao, to remember Z" that
q story never lost IN carriage" Instead Of hun
dred pairs Of socks, there might be twenty i've
pairs, not one bearing the initials Of our uncles
name, and they, together with the drawers,
shirts, and some Of the other articles, with the
exception Of some few things, are the property Of
boafders In Bonnelly's house, all OF whom can
prove that they came by those things honestly.
There is also verv minute description given OF
q new BET Of double harness which were seized
upon, and afterwards identihed by Mr.. w D.
Anderson, from whom they were purchased on
Saturday last. the day previous to the search.
Yet. though affidavit was made 10 that effect on
Monday moTnirg, the virulent shadow Of dis
honesty was cast over DonneIly's name In yos,
issue Of Monday evening. ] pass over other
things for the present only, and am yours, &C,
lt& TIE You've IRIsHNAN.
LADIES, ask fof Davson's celebrated Grecian
Fancy and Columbian White Toilet Soap. You
viii Ind 10 superior 10 any common fancy soap
sold In this market. ~ ~ 49,. { i
Ladies, ask for Dswson's Chemical Olive Soap.
As . washing soap you viii fnd II to 60 twice a
far az the rosin soap. r-i-----S -
L.dies, ask for bswsous pure White CASTLE
Soap. You will ind 10 suitable for washing any
kind Of wooden material You can get our soap