Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

following has been received at the several police
0i1 Fi,s, P,,s;.es-p. Brown and g. Boyer, steal
Ing melons; delivered to military. B. Foley, fas
driving over bridge; fned 80 IS. .sA-a
missed. q. Can, drum; taken 10 Mouat Pleasant
John williams, do locked up TIL morning.
Third Prseiset-Jno. Hammett, peddling with
out license, aoed go IL. @ McGorrick, disor-
derlv; f$d 90 81. Hesler Chase, drunk; work
house John Brooks and Fl. Craig, dsorderly;
fined sa62. r. Johnson and T. Herman, DO I;
vorihouse. Jane Hunt, do; fned 81 Sc. II.
Bureeine and 3. Johnson, do; dismissed, p.
Peine, DO; hned sit4 T. Shaw and James
E sIsS = d. a fined 50 a. C. Mcc0rrief' dol
F,sgrk P,eeiaet Merry Curren, disorderly;
Aned 81 %. Catherine Murphy, ASSAULT and bat
,sry; bound owe, 70 asep me peace: GishI Sui.
security for court. Timothy Bean, fast riding;
haed IS IS, John Burnaman, threats; dismissed.
David, Beard, disolderly; do. Nancy MEG uire,
and NJ. BSnohoe, drunk and disorderly; do a..
M. w. O'Brian. riding on pavement; do 81 rs
Mary Hanly, assault; security to keep the peace
B. Mcclure, H. Harris, L. b. Mason and w
K ;,d Larceny. ~ dismissed Geo. Jones, do COM
EigAtk Prseinet Garrett, throwing . ones,
fined 81 So Geo. Wilson, drunk; turned over to
military. g. II. Smith ana Rob't Wilson, drunk
Barnes, disorderlyI dismissed W. Cole, do !;
hned Is So. Martha Francis, do; workhouse
CIV. Cole, do Aned 81 81 Jane Hopkins, do !;
wofkhouse-, John Shelton, tying horse to tree
boz; dismissed: Martha France, indecent expo
sure; do. D. Casey, John Bitter ana John Nc
CURE, drunk and disorderly; turned over to the
military. h. Shanks, breaking windows; do.
yoseph Rigiey and John Harper, fghting; do.
dol dismissed, John Barthly, attempting to
pick pocket, do. Peter Comfy, drunk and sleep.
Ing in street.; do Ellen Jenkins, throwing stones;
Ni.s1 P,sssse.@Jss Rosch na runi; c dismissed.
T Cross, disorderlT do. r.. Fox, w. Butler and
p Jacobs, larcenyl do. J. F. Lusby, disorderly;
do. P. Taltarsl, selling withou, license; fined
Genie; fined IS SO. Alfred Burgess and E. Den
oboo, deserters, turned over to military.
T.sfh Pyseiaa. WIN Johnson, disloyaltyi
dismissed. p. Morse, stealingi do. John Mar
Marv Parker, John n Parker, disorde,ly; faed
50 "a each. A. Sullivsl, do fned s. r. G. H.
" hite and T. Capel, do fined IS "a. John
and Soh. S to
fined 81 q. John Honetz, s. Cooper, F r. Sew
ell, Mary J. Brown, and Cecilia Sewell. do; dis.
missed. Johanna Dant and Mary Reyes, vagran-
and asleep; aned 81 o. w Delanty and John
0earts, indecent ex posure; fined IS 81. L. Dris-
coll, nuisance; fned IS 81. J. Springman, do
do. g. Gardner, drunk and disorderly; fined
g "a Ann Cavansugh, disorderiy and prof4ne,
Roche, do; An d 90 81. John Fitzgerald, do
do. ID. Murphy, do do. T. Buckley, do; do
G. Coomes, di,orderly; S. 81. Mrs Coomes, do /;
do: p. Donoghue, drunk aEed 81 81. Frances
Allen, pfostitutoni worktouse. John Case, z.
Hansbury, w. Brown, c. Staxton, without passes;
sleeping; do. VIM. James, steaiingi for further
hearing.
CoLoREb EMIGRATION TO CENTRAL AMERICA.
A oil 0f 1nln Ia fa 10 In, al
America, is being raised in this District with
good prospects Of success Quite number of
colored people here have, we learn, engaged in
the enterprise. and signed the following agree
uaent: The undersigned persons OF color resid-
ing in the District Of Columbia, hereby agree to
emigrate to the settlement In Central America
about to be founded by the President Of the Uni
a. be may select, under the pledges and guaran-
tees uttered bv him In his speech TO the people Of
color, delivered on Thursday the 14th day Of
August, 1852. ConHding In his generosity and
the authorities Of Central America, we thus en-
roll ourselves as candidates for places amongst
the hrss settlers.
wARpER Il STEWART have just received several
cargoes Ct coal. They are selling coal at such
rates that persons ought now to laJ In their sup
ply for winter. Ia
ARRIVED at Riley's Wharf, schooner William
and Mary, Capt. Clark, with coal; schooner J II.
slime, Capt Sanders, with coal; schooner swift,
Capt. Seward, with coal; schooner Pfovidence,
Capt Seward with coal, all for Warder Il Stew
art, corner II and Twelfth streets. 1t*
SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS 9 OK IN CAMP :
Young men, be warned In time. supply your
selves with Holloway's pills and Ointment They
are guaranteed to cure the worst cases OF Sores,
Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Complaints.
Only IS cents per box or pot 2lS
MILITARY FIELD eLAssRs are, In time Of war,
m Ind n IN n m In hP
privates. Now giving opportunity to discover
the approach Of the enemy, then viewing the
scene OF action with dstinctn. %, and very often
saving a mans life, field glass Is an invaluable
companion to the warrior. The finest assortment
south Of New York is to be found at franklin L
Co.'s optical establishment, Oil Pa. av., between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. au al-u
A CARD.-My name having appeared In tie
Republicans Of this morning, In connection with
what 10 termed 4 street fght, take the liberty Of
Three soldiers came into my house and ordered
dinner. They soon became unruly, threatening
to whip the waiter, &c. My clerk mildly re-
monstrated with them. In reply, they told him
out and, upon their refusing, put the most unruly
Of the party out He soon returned, brandishins
q large club, and threatening to smash things
generally then put him out myself A few
minutes afterward, while standing on the side
walk, he came up behind me, and struck me a
powerful blow on the back Of the head. In self
defense struck back, and following up my blow
put him down In the street. While In this POSI-
lion, and while he was making every effort to
extricate himself from my grasp, he was rescued
by the byssandeB. AS to the little soldier'
being wounded, II is false; as to my being
drubbed, the writer of the paragraph certainly
was misinformed; and as to the police, myself
went aud brought them, and had one Of the Of
tenders well drenehed at the guardhouse. Ii is
txne, l keep an eating house but claim the
right to keep, or attempt TO keep, quiet one
and, selling no intoxicating liquors, Will not be
annoyed by those who get intox Heated elsewhere.
E. ]. CooPER,
Its New York Eating Rooms, 474 7th st.
BYE AND EAR.-Df. Won Moschzisker, Oculist
and Aurist, vi Pa avenue, gives his entire at
tenton to the treatment OF all naladies Of the
eve and ear. Deafness and noises In the head re-
moved and hearing restored. Testimonials from
some of the very bsst known citizens, who have
been restored to sight or hearing, can be exam
incd at his ONCE. au1S 5t*
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AID Harrfsbswg 10 Ihs NORTH aad WsT.-Two
Trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-quick time-low fare and sure connections.
Soldiers. tickets sold through az government
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