Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

tnat OF tne Ladies Sololefs Relief society,"" OF
this city. is among the best They have been
untiring In their efforts, and have everywhere, as
they become known, been received with the TT
most confederation by those In charge Of the DIFF
feisnt hosPitsls They are thorough lilly organized,
and everything 10 done systematically through
their different committees As this society has be-
come better known for Its usefulness, Is II bet
ter supported by the Cheritably disposed, here
were In the late battles before Richmond have
arrived here, the daily expenses Of the society
have averaged one hundred dollars The society
does not conhne isef to the hospitals OF this city,
but look with the same interest after those In
Alexandria, Georgetown, and elsewhere. They
are encouraged and sustained In this most noble
and Christian work by those who have NOS tne
VINE 70 give their personal attention, but are VIII
ling to contribute their mite. Among the many
letters received were one from young merchant
on the avenue, enclosing $50, and requesting no
mention should be made Of the name Another,
enclosing SO, was received from lady who had
lost a son in battle Many other instances could
be mentioned Anything sent TO Mrs Edward
Jordan, President; Mrs Robert Farnham, treas
urer Mrs L. Z. Chittenden or Mrs g A. Hall,
Of the collecting committee, will be duly ac-
knowledged.
YOUTHFUL DEpRAvIt1.-Oh .fhurstay light
white gill n1med Clara Butler, apparently about
II years Of age, living as servant In the family
OF Mr.. T.. T.. A. Stribling took from bureau
number Of articles Of clothing. MI stribiing had
her arrested for the theft more to have her sent
IN house OF correction than 10 send her to Jail.
she was taken before Justice Ferguson, where
she promised 70 ind another home, aud Mr..
Stribling not Wishing to ptosecctc, she Was re-
leasea The girl lmme diately went 10 a house Of
ill-repute, near the depot She was taken tom
there by one Of iAe police, and again carried be-
fore Justice Ferguson. Desiring to save her from
crime the officers, after some trouble, succeeded
In finding an old lady who offered to take charge
OF her, and the girl YVES given In her chargei but
instead Of accepting the offered home, she was
found night before last In the Capitol srounas,
accompanied by some soldiers, and behaving In
a very SUI ,ieious manner. The officers again took
her in cha &c, and, finding her determined to fol-
low an evil course, the Justice this time commit
ted her to -s "'I1hon.s. -
ARRESTED AND d sMIsssD-Yesterday a yousz
man named J. J. Burk was arrested on sus picfSr
son, from Msry,a2 i. lie was taken n before jus:
tice w alter, where Mr.. y testified that last sat
urday night he was sitting upon the porch Of the
ss sna s sun same up got into
take walk. He consented, and they went TO a
gambling house. Mr.. Stevenson bought ten dol.
lars' worth Of "Chips,' lost them, took a drink,
and left the house; and that was the las. he was
conscious Of until he found himself In the guard
house next morning. Patrolman Lynch testified
to fading him lying upon the pavement In front
Of Old Trinity church, Fifth street; his watch
was hanging out Of his pocket He was searched
a. the station, according to rule, and his pocket
book found empty. Nothing could be proven
against Burk, and the case was dismissed.
FATAL AcCrDENr.-This morning, 1T a very
carly hour, Mr.. John G. Hamilton, an sstirlable
young member Of the Washington bar, fell from
window OF his residence, on Fifth street, near
Judiciary Square, and died In few minutes IL
Is supposed that being unable to sleep on ac-
count OF the heat, he arose from his bed, and to
be comfortable sat near the window, and falling
into d. re. fell forward from his chair, and out
OF the window to the pavement. MIR. Hamilton
was a young man highly esteemed by all who
knew him As lawyer he gave promise OF &C.
ON Nrinrv A
notwithstanding bis modest, retiring demeanor,
"cula insure the respect Of an Intelligent public.
SMASH Ur.-Yesterday afternoon, a spirited
hors., attached to carriage belonging to Mr.. +.
Enrich, ran away from Eleventh street, near the
star ONCE building, taking the pavement In c
street to Thirteenth. turned in u street and re-
turned to the place from which he started. On
the way the carriage came In contact with beer
wagon, and was badly shattered. The beer
wagon was Injured but little, except In its load Of
mineral water and beer which was somewhat
diminished by the conclusion
fouRIH WARD STATION CASES Before us
y nned a. ssrsh sm Ss ana a. s.h
Brown, do do. 81. Wn CLARK, Indecent ex-
posurei locked up hours. WIN. Thomas, re-
sistipg an oftceri dismissed. }. Burke larceny;
dismissed. W. p. Barnett, drunk and di.orderly;;
fined s. VIM Reid, do do. So. Park Buck.
ley, do dismissed. Jane Hopkins, profanity;
dismissed. Pat shugrue, small boy, attacking
A FIsHrISs FRESHMAN Yesterday morning,
o1cer Crown arrested an irishmen named Thomas
Mulquem, In Prether's arley, who was a resu-
lar ''bender," beating his wife, breaking the
furniture, and raising the " devil generallyn
Thomas was hard to conquer, and fought desps-
were slipped on him, ana be was taken before
Justice Clayton, who committed him to jail.
DEAD -Mr Thomas smith, one of our oldest
and most respectable citizens, died Yesterday
morning, Of congestion Of the lungs. lie was be-
loved snd respected by all who knew him and
hi. ioss Will be most deeply felt, by the widow
and the fatherless particularly.
CENTRAL GcARDHousK CAsBs-BsJor. Justic.
CiIrk.-J ohm Cowborv, drunk; fined 81 81 Jos
Magruder, racing horses; do. $40 John Lamb.
grass, do; fined sc. Andrew Jones do q; do &C
Benz. Hartman, sleeping In the market, fined g.
Rosanna Drane, stealing chickens; dismissed.
DIARRHEA AND DYsBNrERY will decimate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to II that he
Pills. Their use In India and The Grim "a saved
ouEands Of British soldiers Only - cents pc:
Box. 2I3
DKAFNEs., all maladies Of the Eye and Ear
treated exclusively by DR.. Won Moschzisker, Oc-
ulist and Aurist, DIT Pennsylvania avenue Those
who need his services may rely on receiving under
his care all the benefits that aural and ophthamic
science can render for the restoration Of sight and
hearing. The numerous testimonials OF cures
from such creditable sources repeatedly publish
ed, make al further statements unnecessary.
Medical me1 are at all times st welcome 70
witness Dr.. ms 7'.'ions q I'D treatment. 81
To OBTAIN fine e,Tty DIG r;Sie likenesses 60 =
w ehurst's. No. 80 .'enp-ylyania avenue. -
10 s'iectlRg (origna) carts de tiStts likenesses
distinguished men, embracing all the prominen
men o. this country See his likenesses In oil and
water colors. Those desiring olmp and field views
taken call and leave your orcs o. jy 12-eo1m*
ATTENTION, COMPANY Volunteers, who ex-
pect to retain their health unimpaired during the
campaign, must ZEE to IL themselves, do not trust
to the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves with
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. Every English
Soldiers Knapsack contains them. 0nly Is cents
per Box or Pot. ZIP.
You can gain ave pour Of healthy flesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Lsnisher.
IL II invaluable Tor removing pimples, b.otches,
&c tan freckles, sallo v-ess and all impurities
and roughness OF the SIN, leaving tie same
blooming with beauty. jy5-u
MARRIED.