Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21


Eighteenth and q streess,r since orr last, at
which place all information relative TO de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
Jerome CURL, 40th N. Y; q. F.. Rosa, 9th N.
\. Cav; Josiah F. Ny-, twheelw right, Quar-
termasters Department.; j. L. Mellen, I'd N.
H.; Geo Z. belong I4Ist Pa; Geo. F. Miller,
Thomas, tn Nj ine; 4. ParkiH, l33d Pa; s: b.
Dunzigu. 7th n. Y. r. S. Duval. 7lst Pa; +.
ment b. Gronin. seth n. Y E S. Allen, aOth
Maine; John Lindsay, 18th Pa; B. Henkei,
aist Pa; O. F. Ellis, Goth Mass: l.. 7. Sangree,
norman, 1i5th Pa: =. F. Drew, 9th Maine; G.
+. Storer, l0sth n. Y; Elias Dodge, a3d N. Y;
g 5. White, lied Pa T. Burwell, l.5th Pa;
a0 E mo SA . st. "a IT, Sass
son, l2ith Pa; Ed. Key. 12ith Pa; c. Perkert,
Cd Del; Owen KiiIduE, Goth NY; II. Litchty,
18th Pa; - Oxford, 5ih Mich. Cav.
SOLDIERS SHOULDN'T GET INTO BAD Com
FAkY.-Last night, about seven o'clock patrol
man Ppndle and n soldier picked mp discharged
soldier named Cassaday, and carried him to the
Fourth Ward Station for lodgings. Cassaday,
II seems, after receiving his pay and dis charge
papers, started for the railroad station to go
nome, and on the way to the station got SO
drunk that he laid down upon the pavement
The soldier who helped the patrolman recog-
n'zed Cassaday, and requested that he should
&c taken care OF by the police. His papers,
transportation ticket and sJS were found in his
pockets. all OF which would have shortly been
possession
perhaps his life would have been taken by
these desperate villains. Cassaday will start
for home with his property safe in his pocket.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Charies
Penn, obstructing 3 pavement; locked up six
hours. Jas. McCalla, horse stealing; bail for
hearing. G. A. Buell., fighting 81. H. @. Le-
vanway, do, and for attempt to com NIT q rape:
dismissed. John Lanhaty, stealing q horse;
bail for hearing. Patrick Cassady, drunk,
lying in the streets; dismissed Geo. f. Childs,
do n
ly; turned to the military. VIM. Thorp, sus-
picion of larceny; dismissed. Thos. Cooper,
suspicion of stealing $3.50 bail for a hearing.
VIM. Moore, Lloyd Stewart, larceny; Jail for
hearing. ThOs McSwiggin, drunk dismissed.
RoBBING HIS EMPLOYER.-Yesterday Joseph
Thompson, a colored servant living at Mrs
Coutlorson's, on the Navy Yard " as entrusted
with twenty dollars to get changed and went
Of with 1t, and with 4 portion of the money
purchased some clothing and forgot TO return
last light at a house the Island, and took
him before Justice Gull who committed him
for court.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-Thos. Cooper
was arrested by patrolInan McElfresh upon
suspicion of rsbbng 1t. +. f.. Harrison of $3.50
near a rancho in the vicinity of the depot. The
Lieutenant was passing the door, and three
ruffians rushed upon him and garrotted him,
and took the money from his pockets. Cooper
is an Englishman, and very rough looking
fellow. He is held for 4 further hearing by JUS
uce Walter
EPICUREAN.-Mrs. T. RusselPs restaurant is
certainly the best in the edible line. no. only
in the substantials hut also the lux,,ries as we
have full evidence by the reception of tempt
ing assortment OF soft crabs, Charleston
shrimps, smelts, and lobster. Mrs. Russeirs
restaurant is 21T Pennsylvania avenue a
place rapidly becaming famous in the estIna-
ton Of all lovers Of good living.
CAMP STOvE.-The military life and habits
of thought of our nation are fruitful in military
inventions. The latest novelty of the kind we
have seen is a camp stove of such small capacity
and of so little weight as to admit OF its being
carried in the soldiers knapsack with hardly
perceptlble increase to his burden. See our
advertisement column fer more full partic ulars.
SONS OF MICHIGAN.-The twenty-sixth an
nivcrsary of the admission of the State of Mich
hams, on Monday evening The committee
having the affair in charge mean to make it
every way worthy of the occasion. The pro-
ceeds Of the entertainment are to be presented
to the Michigan Soldiers R0lief Association.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Gabriel
Cough, drunk: fined 81. George EnZ, grand
larceny; Jail for court Chas Holland, druuk.
fined 81. Patrick Mc(ihan, charged with grand
larceny; dismissed. James Brady, disorderly:
fined Sis.
COKE ONLY EIGHT CENTS PER BUsHELi =
See advertisement elsewhere Of superior coke
TO be had for only cents per bushei, ap-
Sill Eleventh street.
DR. ,yoS MoscHzIsKER, 227 Penn. avenue. can
for limited time longer be consulted all mala.
dies ofthe Eye and Ear, Deafness. Noises in the
Head, Throat and Catarrhal Affections ia lat"
COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRIrArBp THROAT
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
ard Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
rARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
in from the Of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them to be eounterfeited. Be sure
to guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN
only the Genuine Brotcn' Bronchial Troches which
have proceed their efficacy by test of many years.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who
tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes,
should have them. Sold everywhere at Is cents per
box. ian IT-3Iu
TIE STATIONERY PRIzE PACKAGE manufactured
BY J. c. Moran, 436 Penn. avenue, contains more
fu' yswelry than any ever offered. suffers and the
trade will take notice. js lw@
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION -Pnr tn deranaemsnts
OF IL systt m incidental TO the change OF diet.
wounds, eEuPton NJ and sposurss which every vol
Convenient and relisble as Hollosay's Pills and
Ointment, Is cents per bo1. 100
We WOULD call the attention of eur readers to the
stock Of BEAUTIFUL Jewelry add Silver plated Ware
at Il Dollar Store. 80 Penn avenue, near ~ ST.,
AID advise them to invest dollar there. ja IS lw'
CoRNs are the universal torment of mankind. To
be relieved Of these terrible evils call on Dr. White
and submit to bis manipulstiens. Hundreds Of
citizens testify with gratitude as to his success
full treatment OF corns, bunons nails, gre 1iHg in
the flesh etc. DR., White makes chiropody . spe-
ciality. You are sure to get relif without exps.
rieDcinS pain. Once aga Penn. avenue, tLAne L
Tuekers building between Al and 9th sts; No.
ATTENTION, Soldiers and others. samaritan's
Gift is your only hope. Cures any case Of private
complaints In from two to four days. II You would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death.
don't fail to avail yes OF this remedy. The
Samaritans Root and Herb Juices Is the only
effec' usl remedy for ssrss and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take Of this purifying
remedy and be per,nane. tly cured. See advertise
ment in another column 1N6-6
INDIA RUBBER Doors AND SRoEs.-Tha above q
ticles are sold cheaper at Il. A. Halls India Rub
her Warehouse, 80 Pa. avenue, than at any other
store in this city vicinity. This In So OAKLAND