Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

he either Of the second wrd sssemSied Ct ne
Medical College Zoe the pufpese Of ssrenading the
torn had cleared away somewhat the iine was
formed. headed by brsss band, and they pro-
ceeded 20 can On the successful csndidatesse
Auiving In froat Of the residesse o. ~ . Cle1
| airs, loud calls were made for that gentleman,
who came forward and briefly sddsessed 1e;
crowd. aN.-
election and on the Ward which had been hith-,
erto claimed for NOld Hickory" having been re-
desmed nom the hands Of clique and from being
placed In the category a. q secession " Ard, he:
Of the stsongest men In the ward, and ene,wb
had by his integr ity and industry elevated him
self 90 a 70 command the almost nniyeslal Re-
.pect Of men Of an parties; undss simo.s say
BILE for Mr.. Fisher to have been defeated The
people OF the city had by the electiou heraldcd
The glorious fact that though they stand between
by side with the other patriotic cities OF the
try, still true to the flag. General Mcclellan, he
remarked now stood In front Of Richmond ready
10 march in and take possession, while cur ctt-;
rens under their galan leader Richard w aIlach
had taken the metropolis and declared 70 the
world that they were stll true. In making their
nomi nations, the Unconditional party having e.
chewed poll les, 90 did he, and a the alderman,
elect be was determined 70 do his duty to the best
/ OF his ability, untrsmmeled by party. They knew
the aspersions that hal been st upon him. and
| also upon the other candidates on their ticket,
/ Including the nominee for Mayor. They had
been charged with being In favor OF Introducing
Int our pubdc schsols on a level black and white
/ children He asksd II any OF them believed that
| any man who lad beea elected favored such a
ted the idea. &c would assure them that this
city was to rise into an Importance that Il had
never eesore bad n the mat nation He noPsa is,.
to support themselves and build up great city
| without appearing quite so often az mere sup
plants At the hands Of Congress. He hoped soon
l 10 see the banks OF the Potomac above George
| town lined with manufactures worked by white
labor. After returning thanks for the honor con-
feIred In calling upon him, he refined amid vo-
Couneilmsn J. w. Thompson and George T.
Rsue, who were pfesent, were called out, and
| briefly returned their thanks
Maj l. B. wvnne, Of Illinois, was loudly
called for, and made humorous speech. ,
The crowd were then invited In and partook Of
a bountiful COLLATION. Get out by Mr. ClephAne
after which they proceeded TO the residences Of
Third wsd, T. Ric bards, Esq late President
| Of the Board Of Common Council, and others.
Gasrnts sE.ssDasrsS G,s,,gg. Js,,ss:
military. Andrew Thomss, drunk and disorder.
! "; fnsd 81 Geo. Carver, do do. 81 o. Mary
Carson, drum; workhouse 90 days. Jas. Gould,
, dol fned 81 90 Sanders A. Bloomington, va.
grant; work house 30 days
FovrsHwAss g44r,ox ClsKs-Bsfore Jx,fies
2alS; sG s,S, sSfsss f
eqrity for peace. Peter McGrath, assault and
q, Profanes aned 81. Augusta Frip'ey, drunk dis
| misssd John CONWAY, druns and discfderlyJ
dismissed Robert Kilsey, indecent exposure !
| The EAR AND IT'S MAlapIKs.--we advise every
Reison to read this article In this morning . In
/ hha aof xUilf yoaA lat
| est. WV Ky = : 'T1 its
EpIroa srAR: The stsrement in yestsrd.y,s
issue that Barnard Donelly drank toast to JeH.
Davis etc IL entirely incorrect and take this
method Of positively denying his having used any
\ disloyal sentiments whatever. -rr,.. =
Respectfully youn, JoHs p DENNIS.
| 1t# yoHN REYNOLDS
PENNIES AND SMALL CHANCE may always be
had for exchsnRe at tbs Star ofiee counter. u
that one dollar spent al the Dollar Store, ,ti3S
l Pennsylvania avenue, near y street, buys more
beautiful jswslry and silver plated ware than
| three times thatsqm invested elsewhere. je2-lw*
CoRxs, BunIons, CallosItIes, Club and Inverted
Nails, and all diseases Of the human feet treated
successfully without pain or loss Of blood by Dr.
nis avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets 'ope-
4 rations performed In few minutes; the patient
ssn walk Immediately without tbs lsa.t fncon-
Il Ftnlcnfc. Use w nltct cure IOr Cofh1, Dun
i ions, sore and tender feet No acid, no blood,
| no pain. 81, 81 50 and 81 per boz.
i THIS SEASON Of the wear being most favorable
for the treatment Of maladies Of the Eye and Ear,
those requiring such services wishing to profit by
Or Won Moschzsker's stsy In W ashington should
delay no longer 10 have tEeir sight OF hearing Fe-
| stored to th> m. once eN Pa. sy. lie
l To ARMs To ARMS The citizen soldier will
find q more deadly foe in the brackish, muddy
4 water aud damp night air than In the most de-
| termIned enemy. Holloway's Pills so purify the
blood and strengthen the stomach and bowels
Il TINT the soldier can endure these hardships and
still be strong and healthy. 0nly IS cents per
| boz. go
- wAsHINsToN, May %, 1862.
1 This IL to certify that DR. Tumblety, the lndisn
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumption.
RELAY DoasEy q nited States Capitol
| THE INDIAN HRRs DocroR
will describe dlseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints Hines, without re-
| ceiving any informstioh from them,
No charge for CeESnltati0E or Adcies.T 49,
l Oface, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner 9TH street ie2-6
PERSONS WISHING TO consult Dr. Won Moschzis.
ksr on any malady Of the Eye or Ear should not
delay II they wish the full benefit or his treatment
to restore them to sight or hearing during hls stay
In the city. LA
| ALL PERSONS can find the best stock Of Cloth.
/ ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks Hats and CAPS
st Smiths, No. 40 Seventh st., nesr y. n 2y-3B
Il