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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-23
Madison, jane sotn, 1884, aA'+ SAMUEL FIELD Id !.

W. -t H--E new maven, June 18TH 1874.
Acssrs. 9. q Clark q Co.-Geistt epsen ii desire
to make the almost lpstaptaaeous effects 81
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, in cases of oboerG r,orbrs
had been for twenty four hours purging at the
stomaoh and bowels, every afteen minutes i went
into your drug store to procure some brandy, a. i
had aiways been tod that It was good remedy Tor
Dyscntary Ny pailid face and my weakness At
once attracted the attention OF the clerk in charge
and he asked me at once "wf at 10 the matte? P, i
replied II have been tor twentry -four hours yomit-
ing and purging, and am unable to stand or walk
from weak ness, and this deadly sickness at my ito
ach mp iete,y prostrates me- lie prcdaced sot-
tie OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure. saying, take large
AFTER dinner"
From tho moment took that arst dose Of tbs
medicine my sickness at stomach was gone it, essct
was instantaneous. In an hour eat my dianer nj \
IS good relish as ever hungry man partook, la i
was well cleared out OF food.1 and followed by a
teaspoonfui of cure. have not suffered a parficle
o. Inconvenience since { ok the remedy.
Its action was so " 'nderful and so Immediate
thati could hardly bell the evidences of my OWE
en-. ena desire to pa liey make known these
iacts, thar the whole world may avail themselves Of
its use Like bread 1t thouid d d place IN ever
on g house. and believe that ne one should 81
away from home without bottle Of il ia his pocket
or where 1t cruld b. quickly made available -'~'~
Irqiy yours, GEO, L, DRAHE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-23

messrs; Cleudmsn Stevens win continue the
stsas business at the old land No. asa commercial
suss1 ie,Nst fn rat ~. .t-rf sepleeedsw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-23

WI COpsAEtHefBkalp WOfiCes N
THE undersigned have this day formed a Copart.
a nership under the name and syle of Fling 4
Whittemore, and have taken the store formerly oe.
copied BY Henry Fling, No, 81 Commerciai street.
whefs tney intend doing Commission and Whole.
ceriss and Provisions Sio-
HENRY FLING. ~
Portland July 8. lsel ii - '' S ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
PROM CIIpEp ER

We learn that Il consids Tabie portion of the
army moved to Culpeper last week. the advance
taking position out as far as Mitchen's Station.
seven miles from the town. They had been at
KeIlys Ford, ard had erected winter quarters
and were 10th 10 leave them.
The 18th Brooklyn regiment is doing provost
duty in Culpeper.
The rebel pickets are on the other side of the
Rapidan.
Our forces at Culpeper are taking all vac ant
houses, rooms end stables for hospital pur-
poses. The wealthiest citizens of Culpe per are
i'll need Of breadstuffs. They could get along
very well if they only had this necessary, as
they have, apparently, plenty of meat on
hand.
Among the buildings destroyed by our army
Ola their retreat from the Rapidan, were all on
the Culpeper homo farm Of W. u. Wallach,
editor Of the Star, including the dwelling house,
perhaps the largest in the county, and dozen
servants houses, barns, erauaries. BE-. &c
They were ali torn entirely down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
GONE UNDER,

We have repeatedly been asked what has
become of ex Senator YuIee, Of Florida, who,
it will be remembered, was for many years one
Of the most persistent and malignant laborers
IN the work Of getting up the rebellion. The
last heard Of him, out of rebeldom, was on the
occasion of our first occupation of Fernandina.
Every early in the war; when he was seen to
jump from a railroad train in motion, TO trust
to his legs in getting out of the way OF the pur-
suing Yankees; the locomotive not progressing
fast enough for his fears. On that occasion a
bursting shell caused him to drop carpet-bag
and dodge at full speed liz to the thick UNDER
brush. If he ever got out of it, the fact has not
been made public even in Dixie; as from that
day to this-perhaps two years-no m N ton
has been made Of him that we have seen, in
any newspaper, rebel or loyal. Had he gone
under in mid ocean he could hardly have dis
appeared more suddenly and conclusively
TIC N the public views fate richly deserved
and, to him, a punishment almost as Cistas tefu |
~ eternal damnation after death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE. Dec. 3O.-Tws me &c bers
OF the New York Mounted Rifles. named Io-
seph Bowers and - Brashard. deserted 70
the enemy, and served for some time in The
rebel army. They came into our lines II lev
weeks ago as refugees. and were about 70 t.xa
the oath when detected. Were tried by court
martial and sentenced to be shot 10 death. a.id
were in Jail at Yorktown awaiting THAR ex9cu
tion. Last evening they effected their escapa,
having sawed OFT the iron bars 10 their windCy ~
w tn knife. The provost guard searched for
them all night, and this morning learned that
two me II answ ering their description, h I'd Drs II
sent across the river by some negroes. TWO
miles aGoye Yorktown, which would place
them above q gloucester and within the rebel
lines.
Colonel West IS III command at Yorkto Er
during the absence OF General Wister
The officers OF the Russian fleet visited New
port News and other points of interest in this
vicinity today on steamer =. w. Thomas,
Captain Nall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
Affairs Along the MisSissippi

CAIRO. Dec. 50.-The guerrillas along tha
river have b-rn very quiet s.ncy Gen. Eiiet's
marine brigade bas beer in the DeighDcrhood
The brigade aas captured during the past three
weeks over fifty pris 1ners, many Of who II e.re
officers, and UPWARDS OF 100 mules AMI Jrses
The steamer Belle, from Memphis, with ia
bales OF cotton for ST. Louis, has arrived. Sle
brings dates 10 The 2Sth, but no news OF ilnpor
tTEce.
The sales of cotton at Memphis, on Saturday
amounted 10 947 bales. Sales for the week ,6il
bales, being 2OO less than the previous week
49, 800 phn1a. Ing ;e 49, we, va ~,
week. The shipments from October 18th &c
December Goth, inclusive, amounted to 42.61G
bales.
TWO cotton presses are in operation at Car.
bCndale, Jackson county, Illinois: about 10.
bales win be shipped from that point this sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REMOVAL OF THE NEW YORK 20.
LICE CDMA1iSSIUNERS


ALBANY, Dec. 3E.-The Governor has re-
moved the Metropolitan Police Commissioners
and appointed in their places Jos. =. Bos We tn
and VIM. NJ NJ urray, OF New York, and VIM.
Il. Lewis, of Brooklyn.
Governor Seymour takes the ground that,
since their answer to the charges made against
them, there were good grounds for their re-
moyal, but he was unwilling to make any
change during the excitementS OF the past
season, but that an official report lately N ade
TO him by the Commissioners, about the riots
IN July last, was sectarian and partisan, and
shows that the Commissioners have departed
from an impartial and disrassionate position
Is public officers, and that they have lost their
usefulness The passage cor plaiEed 0. reads
as follows:
'These violent proceedings had political de-
sign and direction, and received enco uragenen.
from newspapers and partisans OF influence
and intelligence. The Board of Police havs
been threatened with summary removal. which
they expected TO occur Immediately. Num-
beers of the force desired their removal, and
their were not lacking instances of insubordi-
nation, the fruit of expected change. A large
portion OF the force Were or the same NATIONAL
ity and political and religious faith Of the
rlOtOus mob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
LATEST EROJ RICUNnND

- Gill, for the last ten years an employee
of the Richmond and Fredericksburg rairo al,
reached here last night, having escaped across
the RappahaBnock at Fredericksburg, bat three
days ago. He made his way down to the Po-
tomac, crossed over ints Charles county, Md
and thence Came via Port Tobacco. He repre-
sents the dependency and discomfort at Rich
mond AZ greatly increased. Bacon sells there
now at Sal per pound, end he paid siaO Con-
federate money for soleing his boots. Hamp.
toms egiCn is doing rebel picket duty at Fred.
tricksburR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIOS.-At the Con-
vention held az West End to-day, TO nominate
candidate fer the Constitutional Convention
for Fairfax County, Mr.. John HawXhurst
vas nominated on the first ballot. A committee
was appointed Icy TIE Convention to confer
viii the citizens Of this County relative 20 the
nomination of a Senatorial candidate.--A!sr.
Journal, Dec. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
THEPRIZE STEAMER CHATHAM

The Navy Department has received from
1.isnt. Commander Geo. A Stevens a detailed
account OF the capture of the steamer Chat
ham by the L. 5. gunboat Huron, off Doboy
Sound, Georgia, GU the 10th ult. The CHAT
ham attempted TO run by, but ten shots from
the Huron stopped her career. The Chatham
Was bound to Nassau, and was loaded with
20 bales of Gotten, and & quantity of tobacco
and resin. The pilot, one deck hand, and a
deserving rebel soldier escaped in a boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
Honor Paid to the Gallant Dead

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Dec. 3l.-The bodies OF the
3 gallant soldiers of the H9th New York regiment,
slain In The recent battles Of Lookout Noun
tain and R1Dggold, arrived here to-day, accom-
panied by Coionel Barn nm and Sergeant Major
Birdseye, who are deputed TO present the bat
tie-hags captured In those battles 10 the War
department at Washington. The concourse OF
people was immense. The bodies were con
ytyed 10 the City Hall with a military escort,
where Dry will lie in state throughout the da y,
and Will then be delivered to their friends Tor
burial -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

pHOTOGRAPH ROOMS FOR SALE on REsr-
4 Ia most desirab ocation, with convenisn ses
ground floor, with skyiight which admitb d no
Improvement. Inquire at Star ONCE for plrtlea.
QO0Msl ron REET-WITa on WTfHOU r
h BIG ARD "A large Front Room ON the. Or Il
floor. furnished Handsomely, both as Parlor aud
tliren or tos small family: gooi and pi, atif ii
bet. Z aud q sts. talsts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
Large FACTORY Rurned

ST. LOUIS, Dec 30-The new extensive to.
oaceo factory OF Mepham &c Bro, on Locust
street. was burned this morning, with lar "a
amount OF tobacco ready tor market and a larg.
quantity OF fancy groceries stored IN the same
banding. The value of the bGiIdiug, stock and
machinery Is estimated at SIOO.OOO of watch
see $50 10 covered by Insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTM aNT.
~ Washington. December 30, 1883 The follow
IL g con tracts have been awarded for infsntry &C
ents, under the bids inviting propos ais for
leo roo sets. which bids were opened December q,
Q, Williams Il Co., $500 sets, New York arse
nal, At So co.
J.. 3. Baker, 1000 sets. New York arsenal, at
Il 4. Dingee. 10 eco sets, New York arsenal, At
So 81.
@. 8, Storms. $500 SETS, New York arsenal. at
%. g. sto, ms, 10000 Gets, watertown arsenal. At
VS. Hansell < Son. 10, Zoo sets. Frankford arse
rsl. at s. 70.
George Peters, 10 GOO sets, Erankford arsenal, At
z. GAYLORD, 90 900 sets, Alisghaney arsenal, a.
Sc 60
=. Tilison Co.. 10 $50 sets, st. Louis arsenal. at
o. 10
sterling & Co., Ooo sets. st. Louis. arsenal a:
SIS 81.
Mcfarland L Dempsey. 800 sets at S3 S.
GEO D. RAMSAY.
il I-6t Brig Gen Chisf Ordnance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
COMMITTED TO THE OLD Capitol.

Daniel Pettingal and Philip ". Uarper.
Whites cavalry, and Henry Monroe. suspi-
cious character, supposed TO be one of Moseby' s
m'u, sent in from the Army Of the Poto.a &c,
have been committed 10 the Old Capitol by
order Of Captain Todd. l.. Heitenck, 18th NJ
\. artillery, under sentence of court-martial
has also been committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
Murder In Roxtau

BosToH, Dec. 4.-John Hawthorne. a seaman
THE United States steamer TIconderapa. wss
mnfoered last night In the north part of the
dies. He belongs to Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
$4,000 WORTH OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
FOR SALE JTTRE Old RATES

TV1t Il I
AND
DISCOUNT OF TEN GENTS ON TIE DOL
LAR ALLOWED ON ALL SALES,
LARGE OR SMALL.
En reTsors in wasn't of Dry Goods o v have an
oppoI tuni.y to procure some Of the bsst goods ia
IBIS market, st the lowest market rates, and save
ths Discount Of Ten Gents on the Dollar on ill
they bny Of Us. we prefer this mode Of reducing
our EEices TO advertising to sell CT ct cost which
Those who xre familiar with our mode Of doing
business, ard also with the large stock We Keep.
and the low rates st which we usually sell our
gnocs, win douht take this opportunity to sap
Pr 1hemseiyes for some line to coms. our stock
S;sp'e end Desirable
HOUkE KEEPING AND DRESS GOODS
Usually kept by Us.
@AL goods marked in plain 6gures at the low.
est N ark ct rates
W. H. SINISTER CO.,
No. 3S opposite Center Market,
is cost betWeen It'll and 9th ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
Fatal Accident

BLooHesuRo, Pa, Dec. 3O.-Caleb Barto,
ons Of the oldest and wealthiest res,den,s OF
this place was fou nd dead on the railroad trsck
tina morning lie is supposed to have h an
killed by coal train last night. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
LOCAL NEWS.

RECEPTION AT MAYOR WALLAoH's,-Ae.
cordins to his hospt.able custom, the tables AT
Mayor W allach's were supplied with an ab an.
dance Of coed things, boned turkies and turkies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
HRknED OFF

number of colored men belonging to the
District, on their way TO New York to be used
IA substitutes there, were taken of the steam.
ship Baltimore at Georgetown yesterday
morning, by one OF Captain Do!an's detectives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
CAPrlRE OF !, EBELs.

TIE sunboat Commodore Reed arrived yes.
terday at Alexandra, bringing up two lienten.
ants and five pri Yates Of the rebel army, and
several ladies, among whom was Mrs. Davis,
wife of a rebel Colonel Davis, who were cap
tured while attempting to cross the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
A NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENT

From what is being said around Us, we ara
satisfied that ii has been determined to estab-
Hsh new military department, including
Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado Territory,
including Fort Smith, TO be commanded ny
Gen Curtis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

LADY AupLKY's SRoREr-There will ba No
afternoon performance at Growers to.xnorroy
in consequence of the necessarily lengthy re-
hearsal OF the great play OF Lady Audisy's Sc
ard tho view, aiso, OF more time to prepare the
requisite scenery. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
IOEN GOLDIH Il co,
y PHOTOGRAPHERS.


No MARKET Space, bsireen Stt and 9th streets, one
door east o. Perry j. Bro
Eaving furnished oar Gallery with IN eutirs new
Material and arranged on the most APPROX ed pl an
cur light under the imms diate supervision of J :.
Golcln. long known to our citiz ems In the Phi 1to
graphic art We are prepared to furnish the Public
9Th Photographic Plsin, in Ipdia lax Water and
O,i Coiors. from Ministries to Imperial and Lie
FigDettes for Albums.
Special attention vii be paid to copying Amtro
tyres ard Dasuerreotypes
We ave made arrangements with CHARLES D.
Fredericks Co, Photographers, New Yo-k, to
keep us constantly supplied with Cards de Visite
of all the Celebrities OF the day, to which we in
wife the attic ution of the Public
Constantly on hand, full supply Of the most
choice Ere ooh Albums. Also, Frames OF all sizes
and inds. ds2i-icnT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

- new cathedral is about to be erected i,
havana, built wholly OF iron, the estimated
cost Of which IL 81, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

RonBEp Last night, a soldier while asleep
near ire depoi, was robbed of about $50 and
creek OF over $500 on Philadelphia baIk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

IL
Fl Srest, betpsfn l3h and 19th streets.
Neatly fur Gished Rooms To Let bv the weak OF
month. Hot and cold wster: bath loIu+e
WI BRADLEY, Proc
" MORGAN, supt
In connection With the house, R st-ciass Din
ies and Oyster Saloon, also q Bar, vita choice
Wine and Liquors. ds ally.
Mills POLITICAL ECONOMY: 2yols
A,h LiseHr's Civil lh bsrty aud Self Government
Eeemsn's PoiittcsI Economy.
Colweiis Ways and Means of Pay ment
hcCuloch's Principals of Political Ecoaouy
LoIdoB. -
hcCnlosh's Literature of Political Economy
London.
Lists Political Economy
Twi.s' View Of the Progress Of Political Econo
ny: London
Whstsly's LectuI es On Political zconomy: IN
drn. -..
ssmondi's Political Economy: LONDON
De Quincey's oslo of Political EconcIuy
Raymond e Political Economy.
Hun phrey's Poltica Scier ,s: Lcn don.
de 81 FRANCK EAYLnR
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ca RID
AS OUR TENN OF co. PAaTNRRsHIP EX

As OUR TERM OF co. PARTNERSHIP EX-
pires in March next, snd having determines 10
settle up our business st tia. tine We would rs-
,psctiuIly I otify al psrsors having runnins &C
eepnts with Us tAst on: boots are closed from this
dste, and We have Go coubt they will readily per-
eeivs how essential il is that al Sccou nts eh ould
be closed a. the earliest IN oment; and we -e,psct-
III ily soiIc. every &C Etomsr indebted To % call
and close up their accounts early in January as
poEsio!e. and we detire that all accounts against
rs he rre'entec At or CO 10 set.i9nsnt
To Il ose o. our Gu stomers WAC have u :etofOre
Manifested b prefs renee to deal with us sud who
bsTe always mad running secGunts from year to
year. We Won return our sincere acknowledge
taents, and hops tha motive osmed ~il as suf-
lei NJ apology .or ciCSny cur books at this tim
and We now propose ~ Offer whole stock 1t tn o
OLD rttet and II az deduction from all purch se
INge and small, Of ten cents the dollar, which l..
IL the fses OF STAG E-e. ker. shoald be q very
great Involvement to all vsrsous ant cipatins any
Eurcussrs 70 buy Of Us. ~ the deduction we make
hSn epr former pr ees reduces 8 great many OF
eICoH - about the wholesale cost and in some in
stsrrts Ilaces them even lower than We could re-
plsre thea.
is eGSt W. NJ sHUSTER & co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

PRRsoKAL.-Georse Francis Train, Of New
York, is in the city, ard stopping at VIII rds'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

RoRBEgY.-- Wednesday, the honse occupied
by Mr.. Ferguson, on the corner of o3d ard
streets, was entered, and about two hundred
dollars worth OF clothing-skirts, dresses, d.
which had been hung up in a room, stolen .
Theirs was lot of rnnn's clothing in the room
ut the time, but none was taken -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

plain, superb saddle OF mutton. round OF beef.
oysters, chicken salad. while in an Sdjoue ing
room excellent coffee, chocaiate, cake, &c, &c e.
were dispensed to the visitors.
very large number OF citizens and Others,
paid their respects TO Mayor Waiiach; and
among the military visitors we noticed Gen.
Stonetaan, Gen. Ausur, Col Taylor, Lieut.
Col. Sawtclle, and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
WINTER GARMENTS.
NEW STYL rs,

We are now IN receipt # q large a5=ortm emit OF
BOYS and CBILDREE'5 CLcT5 ING of the new
est styles sutsble Tor the present season f.r dress
Rnd school n ear TO which invite the attention
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO., 32a Pa. sy.,
&C e-if.tf Int 6Rep. bet. 9Th lnd l0ta sts
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10 Is In

" CONF DEN Vital.
DUNG mEN who have injured the selves by
certain secret habits which UNFIT them for business
pleasure or the duties OF srried life also middle
AGED or old men, who, from the foilies of youth
other causes feel q debility in advance Of their
years before placing themselves under the treat
msnt Of any one, shonld frst read " THE SECRET
PRESD.n Married Ladies will learn sometime
Of importance By perusing The Secret Friend "
sent to any address, in sealed envelope, on re-
On. CHAS. A. STUART &c CO.,
de f-ly Bostop Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

TAKEN nowN.--Last night about nine O lock
while the rain was descending in torrents,
John Doyle, an old topper, laid down on the
pavement on the avenue, near Twelfth street.
Officer Noss stood by waiting for his partner
to carry him to the station house, a synpa.
theuc gentleman walked up and remarked,
This Is a shame, the police ought TO take this
man away" The officer answered, "WslI,
sir, am glad TO meet with q gentleman who
bag some feeling; l was waiting for my part
ner, hut you can help me 10 take this man 10
shelter if you please" The gentleman,s sym
patty COED out suddenly. and stammeriag ont
s'Oh it's moi my bushes" he left. The police
took charge OF the man until he was sober.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

REvIvAL.-GorsuchG Chapel IN. T. on tho
Island, which was for a season d uTine the psst
year without q pastor, has lately baen the scene
Of an interesting series of meetings, which have
closed, resulting in at increase OF about eighty
members to the church. This station is DOW in
CHARGE OF Rev. Geo. Y. Leech, Of the Baltimore
Conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

A-ak TIsH-WANG, The GREAT CHINESE
y1l <kEMEDY(or GONORRHRA, GLEET.
wv Ek ONE Boz WILL FzRsoRM CuRE-
.k|Insredients are purely vegetable, 1t In
,\pleasant 10 the taste, has no bsd odor, and
may be carried In the vest pocket without Fear of
detection. Circulars free. Priee 81 . box Bold
~ JOHN KRONER, successor to 8. G. pbam
AO3 Chestnut St, Phiiadel phis. and In wsshins'
ton By 8. q, FORD, ago fsnnsylvsnia svsnus.
sent oy mail 10 lS-soly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

SECOND WARD STATION CAsES.-fieorse O.
Shepherd. burglary; dismissed. Tbes. Hoitz.
man, disorderly; military. J. w. Wetherson.
do. do. JLo. Smith, do. do. Ben Cooper, grand
larceny; Jail for court. Chsries White, do. d
Mary Dyer, disorderly; 81. George Kelley, DO
81. John Doyle, truuk dismissed. Alice
Smith, do. and disorderiy; 81. Jno. Men atty,
do. military. J. Manning, drunk; do. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

\ FEMALE RECEU!T.-I.as: might officer
Boose met = very curiouslv shaped recruit on
the way to the camp of Scots goo. The officer
arrested the suspic ious recruit. who confessed
that she was not in her proper uniform, being
a female. She said she had bee 10 a masquer-
ade bail, which accounted for her disguise
She was taken before Justice Thompson To
whom she gave her name as Nellie Bell, aud
claimed TO be u visitor in Washington from the
Empire City. Justice Thompson fined her -,
supDosing the fun she had enjoyed was worth
AZ least that sum. She pain promptly and laft
fer her home, hack being in readiness to con-
vey her thther.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

BARNEY GEEEE.-ThoSe III this neighhor-
hoQd or elsewhere wishing to make sure of III c
latest papers from any quarter. New York,
Philadelphia, BIltimoTe, Washiuet or the
west 1--WE believe he gels packages of UtaI,
papers eyen) viii do well TO call on Barney
Green at his well known stand, Kirk wood
House. Anything that Barney cannot procure
in the news lire, is certainly not TO be had.