Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

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THR RELIEF AssocIATIoE.-We learn that
Inc committee Of the Relief Association for
families Of the soldiers Of our District volun-
tiers, will resume their monthly payments on
tEe Isl OF Decs mber next. The rates OF pay
m.nt are 81 per week for wife or mother,
ana NIFTY cents per week for each child. To
the winter it will be necessary for those who
have subscribed to this fund to pay promptly
TO MT Barker, who has been appointed for
,aa p pnrpose1 Mess.s: W. B. Todd and Geo
9eorRetowp, will give orders on Major b. b.
French, the treasurer, upon the application Of
the wives or mothers OF onr District soldiers.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-Sophia
Smith. drunk; dismissed. Mary jackson, dis
orderly and profane; 81 SO. VIM. Wilson, ped
drunk; workhouse. Augusta Brown, swind-
ling; dismissed. Eva Wharton, do; do. Geo
W Thompson, drunk and disorderly; 81 S..
Fanny Wellington, do; So Thos. a Ford, do;
dismissed. Jas. Robinson, do; do Jas. Mar
tin, sleep in the street; do. w. H. Heyles, dis
orderly; dismissed. Michael Cooney, drunk;
Dann Duniyan and Michr Martin, drunk; dis
missed. John ERgleston. disorderly; Frank
Smith, do; for hearing. Jno. +. Chaplin, asleep
III the street. dismissed.
APRoPos TO THE SEAs~S.-Markritar aes
Seventh street, has just laid in q seasonable
sock OF articles in the upholstery and house.
decoration line generally, Of the most superb
descriptions ia AZ MI mol tn
purpose, as he buys exclusively for cash, his
customers have the benefit of the fact In the
low rates at which he is enabled to sell to them
i'm turn. Mr.. Markriter conducts his business
with an honorable fairness that fully entities
him to the respect and confidence he enjoys in
the community We believe no customer ever
had occasion to regret dealing at his establish
ment, or found his goods shade different from
what they were represented by him to be-
WEDDING SPOILED BY MosRBY.-Walter
Williams, who resides near Poolesyil in.
tending to get married third time, came to
Georgetown few days ago and purchased
sundTy nlck-nacks, TO refresh the wedding
party. The articles were placed on a canal
boat to be sent up to his residence. Moseby's
garg. who were lOunging about near the place
OF unloading, got snuff of the delicacies, and
the temptation being very great, they stopped
the boat and took the bridegrooms supplies,
mus leaving the wedding party in an exceed
ingly destitute condition.
BREAKING THINGS GEEERALLY-Day before
yesterday, as Sergeant Hurley was passing up
on in the house of Mrs. Bridget Hurley, and on
going in found a man named Thos Conroy,
who had broke in the door and knocked the
effects of the little shop about, and also beaten
Mrs. Hurley severely, as he alleges because
she had secreted his wife there. Sergt Hurley
took him before Justice Drury, and he was
fined s5 for disorderly conduct, and held to
bail to keep the peace, on account of the threats
he had used.
You've CoLoRED GRNTs-Night before last
John Reynolds and Augustus Dunbar, two
young colored bucks, while intoxicated went
into the steamed oyster saloon OF Mr.. Bradley
eat in the saloon, and the proprietor objected,
when they got to cursiEg and swearing, AID
Mr.. B. put them out. They, in the melee,
Walters was struck. Officers James and Glenn.
ents arrested them, and Justice Drury fneo
each SIS.
HoRsEwHIPPING HIS WIFE-On Thurs
day evening, as Officer Crump was going his
rounds, he heard screams proceeding from a
house occupied by George Shriver, a teamster,
at the corner OF 2lst and NJ streets, and he
burst open the door, when he found Shriyer
with heavy whip In his hand, using it saw
agely on his wife. The officer took him be-
fore Justice Drury, to whom he stated that he
would whip her again when she got drunk,
and he readily paid his fine OF 49,
AARCkNY.-OR wednesday, Catnarlne Dunn
went into the house Of Ellen Halpin, during
the absence Of the latter, and walked of with
pitcher, soup tureen, and other crockery, to-
gether with mess ticket for one week, for
Crump, who held her to security for appear
ance at court.
SLAUGHTER. HOUSE ROBBED. - Yesterday
morning, the slaughter. house Of Mr.. Charles
Brown. near Sixth and streets, tNavy-Yard,)
was broken into and two or three hundred
Dc IS
was carried of. The parties dropped about
the place strichnine, it is supposed, tor the
purpose Of poisoning the dogs, but some of the
hogs got hold OF it and were killed.
THE FAIR.-This is the last night OF the fair
at Odd Fellows Hall. Allthe articles on hand
VIII be disposed of at auction. The refresh
ments are still plentiful, and will be served by.
the pretty ladies OF the Western Presbyterian
Church.
PIERCE EeAS's new book, Hagar Lot, or the
Fate of the Poor Girl; Atlantic Monthly Maya
zine for December have been received at Shil-
lington s bookstore, Odeon Building corner of
Four-and "a half street and Pennsylvania ay-
enue.
Music resembles poetry; in each
Are numerous graces which no methods teach,
And which master-hand alone can reach
There have been great changes both in me-
chanlcs and the arts since Pope penned these
lines, and Notwithstanding his bold assertion,
we have practical experience to prove that il
there is any music in the soul, Prof Wolow.
ski's method is all Insufficient to bring 1t out at
the pupils finger ends. Those who design i'm
proving this beautiful art, would do well to
enter the Professors class (at ZIG F street,) as
his stay Is limited in the city.
To NIGHT We call once more attention to
the tact that Mr.. ]. Fred. Meyers will deliver
political address might in Union League
Hail. on Ninth street, to which the public
generally are invited.
WHIrEHURsrs GALLEY, i34 Pennsylvania
avenue, just Elegantly re6tted. See his immense
cole ction of Photographs over fifteen thousand
His Card Nignetts are Sill the rage.
NEVER roo LATE TO LRARN-By Prof AIexan.
der Wolowski's new and simplifed method for
piano forte and singing: Professor Wolowski con-
tipues his SING ing and Piano Glasses nd opens
new course for Piano and Singing which will be
the last in Washington, Professor Wolowski re
ceivss visitors daily, at his residence, NO. $40