Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

military. John Barrett, drunk and dIsordsriy;
sailor, do; turned TO naval authorities. II.
II. Harmon, drunk; dismissed. T. ]. ksnney,
warrant; Thomas Connolly, do; both ordered
to leave the city. Mary Bresne, profanity; for
trial John Height larceny; dismissed: James
disorderly; do. 81 o. Sarah Jones' do; do. ei.pi.
John b. Holland, larceny Of ss3; dismissed.
To the Editor Of tie Star-Dear Sir: In your
issue or THIS evening my name Ia mentioned in
connection with the District Judiciary. You
and the friends who have so kindly made tho
suggestion, have my best thanks; but permit
me TO say to you and to them, that am not q
Candidate, and do not wish my name 70 10 pre-
sented for the office. Opposed to capital pun
lshments, L could not perform the full duties
Of the Criminal Court, and therefore ought not
to seek the honor of the appointment.
Very sincerely, yours, w. RBpIy.
"Wednesday evening.
Observation-Disclosures Alexander wolowski,
the distinguished pianist and vocalist, is about
TO enter upon his last course of instruction
the piano and singing by his ne W and simplifsd
method. The very satisfactory results which
he obtained with his numerous pupils in his
previous courses leave no doubt that all those
who desire to become in short time fine singers
or good performers on the piano, will benefit
his new method, and particularly this is the
last opportunity. Professor Wolowski's rooms
are at No. 451 Tenth street
YOUNG BR9INNHIs-On Sunday three chill.
dren, the youngest in the eighth year of his age,
the Oldest TIN years, were arrested by patroman
Noss Tor hreaEing the lock off the door Of Har-
yey's Oyster Saloon, tusing a heavy iron bolt
for the purpose,) entering and helping them
selves to the biyalves raw: They Were taken
to the Second Ward Station and locked up.
Justice Clayton lectured them, and after
short confinement in the cells they were dis
missed. Their parents will settle the account
with them.
PHRENoLoGIoAL-O. s. FowLER-This dis.
tinguished practitioner has only two more
days to remain in this city. Many will regret,
W hen too late, they did not avail themselves of
his services in learning their capacity and
adaptation for success in the world. No one
living is as able TO expound human character
as the Professor, and his long experience and
successful practice warrants the belief that he
can tell you all about yourselves. Call without
delay at National Hotel.
PRoMoTED--Mr. Thomas Bowles, formerly
OF New York, but for some months one of the
leading detectives under Colonel Baker, Pro-
Nost Marshal of the War Department, has been
promoted to the position of assist to Superin.
tendent W God, and placed in charge of Carroll
prison.
DEAD-Mr. William A. Rind, a well known
Congressional reporter, died in baltimore yes
terday at the age OF %. He at one time con.
Quoted a paper in Georgetown. but during the
last twenty years he was connected with the
National 1nteilgencer as reporter in the Senate.
SCUEFY and Scrofulous Eru ptions will cover the
bodies Of those brave men who are fighting their
ing rains win make sad havoc with the strongest,
! therefore let every man supply himself with Hol-
kind OF skin disease. Only Is cts. per pot 2is
Hos1EI1ER's STOMACH BIrTEas.-A great fact
ersaks Gown al prejrice. At length the medical
faculty admit that after all other remedies have
failed i, in Dy.peSsia. Hostetters stomach Btters
d. not receive By letter or otherHsep evidences
il. tonic prope ties Of the most gratifying chsrac-
One of them says, after. a living martyrdom of
yssrs from indissstiOn and its sonconiiants, ! a.
out pain" We might qgote from hundreds Of let
bds.stion biiou and the sfscton. 81 ths
bewsl: eonseS nsnt thsEeppon, Hostettsrs Bit:ers
many Ply sieians who have been candid enauss to
and sold By Hostetter L smith, pittsSurx. Pa
Wholes.l. Axents-A. N. Bininser ( Co. as7
ITO TO TIE una sasstoLEsF OF EVERY ssc1EThe He
G, formed in the year 1859 Venture: to sSpsai To-
the benevolent citizens Of said city for aid Located
ct sss
OF consSisnce and religious lib rty to ali. have long
after the manner Of their fathers, hambIy and de-
number hsre are only sixty members in o. WASH sst
ngton and the Distrctl put il wholly ont Of thair
should :. least .tiep Dt is c.:ion they ssvs
the city Of Wash sns ton but unable themselves 10
slender means ehesrfaiiy eontriSased asI 1ar
thsusaLd dollars OF the purchase money; and now
IN vain, earnestly and imporingly ask OF the be-
atona smount to enable them to % psy thu rssdas
OF TIE said purchase
nevOienl citizens. ist&o askzssRs, PTs.idsnt.
ADOLPH ADLBR, Rec Sse'y.
hssss H ss; ssssaAs' Trustees.
W.sRIsGTss DC.
MAYORS OFFICE, Feb: IL, 1881
ing are residens of this City we SnoHn
mars w RICHARD WALLAoH, Mayor.
TEsTINoSIaEs call attention to the follow
FREDERICK, MD, Feb. IT, 1859
i am under the treatment of DR.. Tume lsty, the
very fast under his skilfull treatment and recon-,
mend him to the public. Ressp9eetinliy,
From tho Hon. Jndge Smith. If Frederick City, ND
FRkDERIoK Feb. 18th, ISIS
have been under she treatment OF DR.. T7rmb:e.y
lot some time. " hen I'll 81 applieA to him he de-
scribed precisely my complaints and feelings with
me 1 & ad ann
mend him to the public. Respectfully,
GEORGE Smith.
The public are invited to call and Sc the miracu
Ions effects which DR.. Tum bIetys medicines have
had upon m parslized system. .---.....
..-- --.--.- B. T. YhUF,
Rocky Greek, Frsderick Go.
The Doctor will be acre again, to practise his
profession in . few days, and may be- consulted at
his Office. Nc: IL Washington Building. Pa ave-,
corner Seventh street. mar Z IN
6kEAf PENNSYLVANIA EoufR, va Raltss,ssrs cad
HarytsbHys, 70 the North aSd Wsst-F~o trains Leave
Warrington daily and one on SundAy-euiAk time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers sold
throaEh at Government rates For tick cts and fur
ther information Apply 81 the OF 90 Of Crest Penn
sylvania Route, northsast corner Of penasys.anis
avenue sud Sixth at, Warrington. once epsa from
.. m. until p. M: on Sundays from 4 to p IA
a. lily .--' 90 q. o. EoRfeA, Agent.
CoRNs, BUNIoHs. CLUB AND tsvasPHD NAILS
Enlarged Joints Chilblains, and other disordars Of
the feet, cured without pain by DR.. White fur on
ChiropOdist. Operations performed in n few min
utrs and the relief is inst that the ps-
tent can always walk imm sdisteiy without incvn-
Yenience DR. White has scores Of erti6catns fro \,