Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

MASS MILITARY MEETING OF GBRMANs.-A
large number of our German citizens assemble
last night at German Hall, for the purpose of
forming home guard. Lieut.. Col. Keller pre-
sided, and he, as we'll as Capt. Max Conheim,
DIR. Holland, and others, urged the Germans to
adhere to their adopted country and to form
military organizations for her defense.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
wherein they declare it to be their sacred duty
te support, in the moment of peril, that Gov
eminent which has given them safety and pro-
lection and for this purpose they bind them
selves to form guard for the city of Washing
ton, so that if the Government shall find it
necessary to order the troops now in the capital
to the field, the people will be ready to take
their places.
The third resolution declares that they will
consider the appending of their names to the
list q bond that they will enter the service
to defend the capital.
The lists were then presen ted for signatures,
and large number of naIhes were speedily
procured, and the meeting then adjourned to
assemble tomorrow Sunday morning, at the
Metropolitan Hall, in order to perfect the or
ganization thus commenced.
To PERSONS who are weak and sickIy, the
use OF the Sambuci wine will restore their
health and strength. Physicians, clergymen.
and temperance advocates should encourage
the use OF the Sambuci Wine, and thus aid the
cause OF temperance and moderation. We
pecially recommend it to families for It's purity
exquisite flavor and healthy properties.
Medical men certify to its valuable medicinal
been for years engaged in preparing and per-
fecting il, and that ii requires four years
process before it is fit for the market.-N. Z.
Bdpist.
Our druggists have procured some direct
from the vineyard. II Is excellent for semales
TO use.
DEAD HoRsHs.-Hedd9udrter Metropolitan
Police, No. SIG Elerenh Street.-All dead horses
found in the cities of Washington and George
town, and the county beyond the limits of these
cities, Will be removed on notice in writing
participating the locality Of the carcass,
being left at either of the several police ions
mentioned below.
Patrolmen are required to report daily to
their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their
respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit
Immediately, such information to Mr.. John II.
German, Superintendent Wagon Park corner
of NJ street north and Nineteent IN street west or
these Headq uarters.
POLICE STATIONS
Georgetown.-Stauon- house on High street,
near the canal bridge.
First Ward.-On Twentieth street, between
and Il streets.
Second Ward-Ohio avenue, next to corner
of Thirteenth street
Third Ward.-Temperanc Hall.
Fourth Ward-East wing City Hail.
Fifth WaTd.-South Is street, between First
and Second streets east
Sixth Ward-Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
Seventh Ward.-Four- and "a half street, Yves /
side, between and-F streets south.
County Station house.-Corner of Seventh
street AID Boundary, for portion north OF city;
and at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, for por-
ton beyond the Eastern Branch.
Notices left at the Department OF the Metro
poltan Police, No SIG Eleventh street, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
my 27-eoin W.B. WEBB, Supt.