Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS RI. NIGHT

LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.
CANTHRBURY.-The great fire king, Signor
to large and delighted audience. A good
Dill OF performances, Of q concert hall charac.
yer, was given, but the center OF curiosity and
dress, moved amid the flames as calmly as
though ii was the most secure and pleasant
place in the world. He is we'll worth seeing.
CASES FOR CoURT.-James Lewis q shrewd
colored fellow, by theft or other improper
means, obtained possession of a pass book,
which enabled him to obtain goods from the
modore Morris would be held responsible,
the book being the property of the commodore
For two or three weeks he has been using the
book, the owner being absent from the City ;
but the fraud being discovered, Lewis was
arrested last night by officer Lynch, and, being
identified by the dealers, he was sent to Jail,
for court, by Justice Giberson. Edw. Smith
was arrested by the same officer for pic king
the pocket Of a soldier, on Seventh street, near
Center Market. The soldier laid down In the
street and fell asleep, and Smith stole his
pocketbook and about Gas. The officer met
Smith after the soldier awoke and discovered
his loss, and arrested and searched him, and
found the pocket-book and papers and about
s. OF the money. Smith was also sent to Jail
Tor court; but before going there the TWO were
hand cuffed together and taken to police head
quarters to leave copies OF ther Isl mugs"
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs.-Elizabeth
Camp, drunk and disorderly; Louisa How
sam, threats; Sophia Linder, profanity; Louisa
Howsam, assault and battery; John Cookley,
disorderiy; VIM. Bell, Terence O'Brien, James
Ecton, Geo. McGonegal, Pat Martin, John
Darrity, sleeping in street; dismissed. John
Culinan, drunk and disorderly; Chas. Ma
guire, Edward Briscoll, sleeping in street; Jas.
bail for peace. Michael Ringold, drunk and
disorderly; Sis. Margaret Coyle, sleeping in
street; Sis. Pat Quinn, do; s1.5s. James
Lewis, obtaining goods by false pretences; Jail
for court. Ed. Smith, pickpocket; do.
growers THEATRR.-To.morrow night Mr..
S. W. Glenn will reopen Growers Theater,
with select company Of performers from
of Mr.. Growers late company. Rip Van
Winkle' will be performed, and with splen-
did cast, Mr.; Glenn himself appearing in his
irresistible Butch character. The orchestra
will be complete, and under the leadership OF
Professor Withers; and, altogether, series Of
entertainment OF the most attractive character
are promised. ....
CoNFEDRATR SMALL NoTEs.-A fifty .eent
Confederate note, taken from q rebel in the
wilderness, has been shown to MS by member
Of the 9th corps. The note is issued by author
ity OF the rebel Congress, act of March 3, 1863,
Is payable six months after ratification of g.
by Ro. Tyler, Register, and E. q. Elmors,
Treasurer. The paper is pale rose color, and
the plate is well executed, by Archer &c Daily,
OF Richmond, Va.
THE GENERAL Posi- OFFICE MILITARY
ORGANIzA rIoN.--The clerks and employees of
the general Post Office Department have formed
p military company, and drill every afternoon
(Sundays excepted) from to O'Clock, in the
large room on the third floor Of the Post Office
building fronting on L street. The commits
stoned officers Of atI the company are Captain
retts; Second Lieutenant w eddlecomb
MILK.-The gilkmen in Albany and Salem
have raised the price of tactical to cents q
quart during the past month-in consequence
Of the "drought" existing all over the country.
-E1cAdnge.
Eight cents,-that's cheap; why we have to
pay Is in Washington, and of doubtful quality
at that. The Albanians and Salomians are
lucky. Milk only cents per quart!
THE NATIoNAL RIFLEs.-This fine company,
commanded by Capt. Moore, will hold meet
ing tonight at Temperance Hall to take meas.
nres towards increasing the corps to battalion.
This company served with credit in the three
months campaign, and most OF the present
members were in the organization at that time.
Young naen who intend entering company
cannot unite themselves to a better organiza-
ton than this.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Edward
Williams, fighting; locked up. James Gill,
drunk and disorderly; military: II; Miller,
lesworth, drunk; John Bickner, disorderly;
Geo. Buckner, drunk and disorderly; Jere-
miah Broadnax, drunk; dismissed. Frank
Sheehey, drunk and disorderly; 81.
WE CALL attention 10 the advertisement Of
White Sulphur Springs-a truly delightful re-
sort, as some OF our citizens can testify. 1t
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IsEvERYBoDY's MOUTH-Praises and Sozodont
greatest luxury of modern times-beantide and
preserves the teeth. The repulsive breath is rem
dered fra gran rose and GOODNESS by friend
or in business will now be no longer noticed. Sold
by Dru ggists. Jy 26-3t
COUGHS AND COLDS.
The sudden changes of our climate are sources
of pulmonary bronchial and asthmatic affections.
Experience having proved that simple remedies
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