Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

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S:eons Prseine.-wm Mass, drunk paid
| coats. Timothy Pyott, dol taken to camp. w.
military WIN DOnohe, drum; carried home.
| John r Kelly, do taken 70 camp. nj. watkins,
larceny and d!sorderiy; dismissed. David T.
Glover, assault and battery; security for peace.
VIM. Sullivan, drunk; carried home. Tate
Hopkins, do; turned over to military. Henry
| Tenly, do; taken 70 guardhouse. John Murphy,
do do. Gains, do do. :,
1hpd PIseiHet.-Charles Ellis, assault; dis
missed. Also, for highway robbery sent 70 jail.
| John Collington, disorderly; workhouse. Louisa
Johnson, grand larceny; further hearing. Ellen
Smith, turned over to the military. John Pasev,
81 50. A. O'Donnel, do dismissed. Mary
Holden, vagrant: worfhouse. M Harley, selling
on Sunday; aned s20 %. A Stallings, disorderly;
nned 50 81 g Fowler, do do. Laura Chisley,
dismissed VIM. Petit, dol hned $40 50 John
Bayser, do do J. V. Bryan, drunk fined
81 Sc George Dyer, sbootinei Jail for court. l.:
SNYDER selling nG without c license; sned sacss.
John Delaptrist, disorderly conduct; fined 81 81.
Darius GIadman, dol nned 81 So.
Fourth PTse net Jas. Racey, nuisance; judg-
ment; Thomas Ryder, peddling with ut license;
workhou.e Ellen Smith, disorderly; workhoure.
Patrick Shannon, drunk; fned 81 rs. Phillip
smith, do dismissed. Albert Glossberger, oh.
tanning money under false pretences; committed
to Jail w. J. Gogan, tiotingi turned over to
the guard James Smith, do; do. Francis
W hitney, do do. Jacob Snyder, do do. Jas.
Wickham, drunk and disorderlY; fned s1.75.
Thomas Shears, do do.
Eighth P,ecinet WIN Jones, assault and bat
teryi dismissed. Cato Farrell, disorderly; fned
s2a. Ann Dslless, .agrant workhouse VIM.
Green, stealing; dismissed. John Shields, ma
licious mischief; fined SILL. Richard Brareny,
drunk and disorderly paid costs. w A. Holt
larceny; dismissed.
Ninh Ptstiaet Geo Cur, dunk; dismil,ed.
Sarah Green, drunk and disorderly; fined IS "a.
Ellen Johnson, do; dismissed. George Enslow,
drunk; do. John Satchell, deserter; turned over
TO the military. John Rollings, disorderly; dis
missed. Edward Murphy, drunk; do. Richard
Kesyne, disorderlIy; dismissed. J. L Fink, do
do. w. Slant, do; do. Edward Sweenv, do
fined IS "a
fsnth Prsetnct-w. II. Ronan, Mary A. Lee
wsrdrsEe, do dismissed. John Leu, di6or-
derby; do, Mag Whea'ley, profanity; fined Ell o.
Martin Maher, watering horse at pump; dis
missed Josephine Miles, disorderly;. security
Robt Jackson. stealing; do. Geo. Yeates, drunk
and profane; fined S2.9i. Henry Olive, driving
on pavement; do. Michael Sullivan; insulting
ladies; sent to provost guard. , Hannah Wilson,
Drunk, do dismissed w. a. Taylor, riding
on the pavement; fined 81 81. Patk Rady. drunk
and disorderly; do. John Shekels and Patrick
Hady, profane, dismissed.
QUIEr.-The Third and Fourth Wards were
remarkably quiet last night Not single case
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Fourth Ward stations.
ExrLANATION-Ths GIynront Excursion The
managers of the Washington Social Association
In view OF the fact that great number Of persons
were disappointed last night, desire to explain
that the boat chsrtered-the Young America-was
supposed to be amply capable Of carrying all who
would desire TO participate In the excursion But
so large was the crowd that even after the Young
America was loaded down another boat load re-
mained on the landing. That as soon az the COM
mit'ce discovered this fact, great but unsuccess-
fnl exertions were made to secure another boat.
While these efforts were being made the Young
America pulled out, leaving the president, treas
ufer and all the managers except one) Of the az
avoidable, and no effort was spared to procure
another boat. The committee feel that they did
all In theit powe; to prevent the disappointment
Of any. Respectfully.
WIN B. UNDERWOOD, Presr
FRANK Nj. STRING FIELD, Sec'y. IL
From Richard Smith, Esq, Cashier Bank of
Metropolis.
From the satisfaction given in case Of Deaf
ness, In which had cause to feel the utmost In
terest, and the happy result of Or. F. A Mosch-
Zisker's operations, deem 1t act Of justice to
permit him to place my name on his list Of rec
concentrations as a skil1ful Aurist, for the benefit
Of those who may require his services.
Rp. SMITH.
From @. II. BrOtons, Esq, Msnbs, Of Congress,
It gives me pleasure to be able tn state that DR.
Won Moschzi.ker relieved me from an attack of
Deafness, with which l have for some months
been afi icted.
June 9, 1s.2. G. H. BROWNE, NJ. C.
DR.. Won Moscbzisker, Oculist and Aurist, No.
22 Pennsylvania avenue, gives his exclusive at
tenton to the treatment of all the maadies Of the
Eye aud Ear. Persons requiring his services
should apply without delay, II they wish the
full benefit Of his treatment. Its
To GROCERIES, HOTELS, AND DEALERS.
We wish to call your attention 70 our Colum-
bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Mandatory.
We can save you from twenty, i've to nfty per
five per cent. on Chemical Soaps on the present
prices at the northern manufactures, and war
rant Il superior to any sold In this market. Our
Chemical Soap, as washing soap, will 60 twice
as far as the common rosin soap, and can be re-
tailed at the same prices Feeling assured Of the
superiority OF our manufacture over all other man.
and IL, after fair trial. 1t Is not represent,
we will refund you the amount paid and take Il
at the invoice. The best references given as to
reliability. DAwsoN CO.,
16i and 166 Water street,
je l2-eolm* Geofgetown, d. C.
the Ladies' Festival OF the Western Presbyterian
Church, at Franklin Hall, corner Of Ninth and d
streets, will be continued during the evenings Of
the present week. All seeking innocent and agree
able recreation should visit this popular resort. 5t*
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION For the derange-
Inent OF the sYtteh lnCloen 70 tnc cndnSe OF
diet, wounds, sruptions and exposures, which
every volunteer Is liable TO, there are no remedies
% safe, so convenient, and reliable az Holloways
Pills and Ointment, % cents per box. 300
Ccrss, &c Dr. White, the Chiropodist, will
be at his ofACe, i56 Pennsylvania avenue on
Monday, Tuesday anu Wednesday, June 9th,
10th end 18th, when those troubled with corns,
bunions, diseased nails, &c, can avail them
selves Of the opportunity OF getting rid Of their
troublesome customers without pain. The Doc
tor leaves for Saratoga on the following Thurs
taY. lie at
II IL A FACT, and the people should know Il,
thatone dollar spent at the Dollar Store, (43S
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street, buys more
beautiful jewelry and silver plated ware than
three times that invested elsewhere. je2-Iws
wAsBINsroN, May %, 1861.
This ID 10 certify that DR.. umblety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumPtion
X. CLAY DoRsst, United Statss Capitol.
The INDIAN HERE DocToR
wtn describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature OF their complaints or Illness without re-
cetving any information from them.
Nc ekcSss for Consultation or Aduics.
Office No n Washtn ofon RuiIdinos pannsuI