Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1860, Page 1

nace J ah % ae LLAR We PUBLISHED EVERY Woon, (SUNDAYS. BX AT THE STAB BUILDINGS,:. Corner of Pennie ditt and Lith st., W. BD. WaLLacn. three copies, ONE CENT; in Wrappers; TWo cENnTs, 1D" Avvertwmenntssaonid be sént to the office betore 12 o’o:ock m; otherwise they may not appear til the next day. GEORGETOWN. —_—-— Correspondence of The Star. z Gronerrown, Ustober 30. 1960. The Dedication of the Hall ef Cevesant Ledge, 1.0 0 F The dedication yesterday of the new hall on ‘Congress street, Georgetown, erected by Covenant Lodge, No. 13,1.0. 0 F., on thie site of the one desiro by fire last spring. was an eccasion of great interest. The weather was delightful, (the air being soft and balmy) and at am early bour in the afternoon crowds of citizens and strangers began te assemble the route of the process pot OR hr h th pedestrians, among: many ladies, and I have never witnessed such leasurable excitement in our city, morseen so 9 omer crowd assembled on Bridge street as was thered there as the expected boar eee Me ‘he sidewalks windows, aud even the housetops were lined me ee allenxicty, until some time after 3 07 the ery wes ra! ‘Here the come,”’ aud aecks were stretched an eyes strain: in expectancy. Curiosity was soon amply grat tied, and we congratulate the Order on the e mg procession, which all admit to e finest which ever passed through our str Ht reached in length abdbt four squares, we have beard the number {a line jously estimated at from five te eight hundred. The various bauners and emblems of the Order, the tich regalia worn by the members, and the music ot Withers? and Pi i's bands all tended to enhance the effect of this fine display. The present Sa tele ogg sos eg age Street, where y are large water mains, was bE as it interfered sadl, ‘with the movements of the brethren, though {t could not detract from their appearance: “Fhe Procession after reaching our city passed over the route laid down im the Star of Saturday last, in the Siewieg order : Jackson Edmonston, Chief Marshal; James Skirving, Assistant. Prosperi’s brass band, a band of ; Central. No.1 - Gawler, Grand Marshal | Witbers? brass Mount Nebo Encaropment, No.6; Ridge- '¥, No. 5; Magenenu, No 4; Colambia, No. 1. The Grand Encampment. The Grand Lodge. Oa Bridge street, as they drew near the hall, a temporary halt was made, a double line of the Lodge and Encampment members was formed, facing inwards, and the members of the Grand ba 2 mae through, uncovered, from the rear to the front of the procession, those officers who were to officiate in the dedicatery services taking the lead. in this order they marched to the ball, ta front of which, be the ourbstone, a stand, handsomely draped. had been consttueted. On this stand the Grand Master, Cuaplain, Heralds, and other officers, Were seated until all had reached. the site and were grouped around the stand, when the dedica services proceeded, the following Persons officiatin: ackson Edmonstea, Mar- saal; Joba Thaw, Grand Master; L.A Gobright, Chaplais; Charles Calvert, Jobn R. Piper, F. D- Stuart, and Thos. Rich, Heralds; John 'T. Bangs, ebairman of the bulldiug committee. THE DEDICATORY SERVICES The Grand Master gave three raps with his gavil, and directed the Grand Marshal to make procla- suation of the object of the convocation . Grand Marshal —It is the will and pleasure of the Most Worthy Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the Indepeadent Order of Odd Fellows of the District of Columbia, that the ceremony of dedicating this edifice to the business and pur- poses of Odd Fellowship do now proceed. Grand Master —Such is my will and pleasure. Chaplain.—l«t el ape e adore thy name, © Lord, for in Thee {s our hope; and from Thee proceedeth every zood and perfect gift.) We bow our hearts before Thee with humble gratitude for all thy mercies. We know, Heavenly Father, thata sparrow falleth not to the ground without thy notice, and that the hairs of our heed are numbered. No human plan can succeed without thy blessing—except thou build the wails, the workmen labor in vain—except thou keep the bP the watchmen watch in vain Deign in thy infinite mercy to hear the voice of our supplica- tion, amd bless us in all our efforts for the proma- tioa of peace and good will amo: “@ Men; aud be pleased to accept of this house, which we now set apart te Benevolence and Truth Forgive us O Lord, our manifold sins aed im; tfections, which render our offerings un«cceptable, and as we Lave here erected an altar to Truth and Benev- lence. and Charity: erect by thy Holy Spirit in each of our hearts, the altar of pure Truth and fervent Chbarity—that in us thy name may be gioritied through thy beloved Son. Mirant, O God, that no sound may Beever heard within these walls. but the swe-t tones of Friendship, Love and Truth, and may our beloved ‘Orde-, under thy fostering smiles, grow and per Grant, Lord, thy blessing to tue widow and the =, the sick and disfressed—remove all their spiritaal and temporal maladies, and make us all as living stones in the Temple of bP mrs and glory. With this bouse accept us, an guide us in the integrity of all daty, and finally save us through the merits of Jesus Christ our Lord— Amen. The Chairman of the Building Committee of the Hall then said :—“ Most W Master: We meet you here torday to announce that our work {i it ig not the business of the commi to allude to theft own labors, hor the manner in which they have been per- rmed, nor would good taste permit them to lescant om the Lepr! our hee we for the sacred Parpose to which it is designed, {t is capable of king for itself, trough its proportions and its style; if these fall to impress you, any words of mine would prove worse than useless, In behalf of the committee sppcinted for the pur- <= of saperintending the erdction of this baa Fellows’ Hail, and of the Order tn this place, 1 make the request that the building be set t and dedicated to the basiness and perposes of Odd Fellowship.” Grand Master. Mr. Chairman of the Butlding Committee, in the name aud of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the District of Columbia, | aceept for dedication to the uses of Odd Fellowship, this edifice, which has been cous:ructed under your associates the presen’ especially grati xen yee the consummation c! fou have ar- dea ited and you hail the com- h you have zeslously and j—and south, tbe cual Ieee eto ZoSt cHorts, men temple whose avocation it ia to * v Neve the distressed, bury the d. orphan’—duties which neither {n Supersede the discharge of any moral, or jous.”” Zan * Commencing, “Brethren of our fri Order, os too coneitinen cf witches J , the name of the Great God unto ail hearts be! and whems_swe- wi before sbali wd answer for all our. , 1 do most ees this Hall to ty and Be- Grand Master —Hear! betr! fiend! ati men! b autho-jty and in Dialect of Colbie Tsetse win! te business and 7 Jn the name of a Love that delights In listening to yet. XVE. tale of sorrow, that it may relieve it—that exults in every opportunity to wipe the tear from the weeping eye, and is ever found defence of the widow and orphan—this Hall sol- A Sap Domestic Tracepy in New armed for the ted suicide b man on earth—this Hall solemnly consecrated. The brothers then answered, ‘‘So be it!’? and ve the honors of the Order, by clappin; a4 together three suc: ri THE ADDRESS. ‘We heard but one opinion ex; to’the address of P. large and intelligent audience assembled to hear him; that being—it was a beautiful pi well and gracefully delivered. We may add itabounded in thoughts of strength and expressed in chaste commenced by say’ My Brethren and Friends of indeed, is it for man to be able to bri: by-gone days and dwell upon them with pleasure ‘ht, to recall friendship’s sunny hoursand on_2 life of conscious rect! and those sacred moments are gone, return, yet their reminiscence is like the rich fragrance of spring, and their fruit as enduring as eternity. We do not, my hearers, meet to-day to com- memorate any particular event in the history of our order; not to do homage to the statesman or the warrlor; no, no! A higher duty calls— To consecrate these walls We gather her To Friendship— To Love that shall endure; To Truth—forever sure; This shrine we rear. It may be expected that I should on this occasion usion to the origin and advancement of Odd Fellowship in the world Time would fail me and I should weary your tience did | attempt to story of our order, Pawect Ue the language. He The next European from the Arctic voyagers. the Don Pedro Railroad, ket sat the Emperor, Iisoa, who was selected Perilous honor because he was nearest the Em- ize and weight. The resultof the explor at the contractors were allowed granite cuttings being ex- iy ‘h and pure; x extension of time, the ceedingly dificult. EDUCATIONAL. DeVILLIERS, FRENCH and Eighth street, between L and M, bas the honor to announos to the public that he hs lessong in the above languages bolweep lath and 13 atreet, Wee: ani which young ladies will be wili meet three times a week at half-past uarter of 10 wee! 3 6 for leseons given in sch offers the best references back and trace the \s) to the present period. and point out fn minutie its blessings and its deeas. thousands of years foand in our temple the ebaldean shepherd, at his watch at night, a he gazed upward to the starry heavens, drew from our oracles the sublime trath that there were worlds unknown, incalculable and immense, and that over all presided an unknown and inyste: Suffice it to say, that the Egyptian astrologer secrets of astronomy; and Srrangem-nis im: TON, Mass of amed ag , of amiable disposition, commpit- y taking a dose of strychnine, at Newton, Mass., on Thursda’ The physician succeeded in reviving the dying Lage it it was apparent that could be e to save ae ro and she arit Stated her wish to die. e procured the poison of an apothecary. The cause of the sad act is said to be a disap- pointment inan affair of bp be mom which may ibly have resulted in te: porary insanity. Tespectably connected, was held in high esteem by all who kuew her. News rrom tHe Havgs’ Arctic ExPEvition The Boston Traveler says: The U. 8 Vice Consul at Copenhagen, Denmark, furnishes the gratifying intelligence that an ‘‘ official” package from Dr. commander of the Arctic expedition, bas been received by one of the Royg@} Greenland pany’s vessels from Uppernavik. Thi es the friends of the expedition of the prompt arrival of Dr. Hayes at the port nearest the field of bis mai! may bring letters Dr. Hays promised his hey should hear from him about the 1st of November. That promise has been fulfilled. ———— ror of Bregil has taken a tour of nal inspection, to observe the progress of the ‘ovements of his empire. . Visiting he rode through one of tunnels and descended several shefts. In one nd@ in the other Major from the suite for thi: seminary. 2943, 1 rench C in mitted. This cla. 3 p.m. yet omnipotent power. Since that time durin succeeding centuries we behold the Eastern Mag’ the devout Jew, the intellectual and versatile Greek, the proud and haughty Roman, bending at its sbrine, and burnin: pwards of three thoisand down the tide of time since Odd menced her glorious course—the whiriwinds of war have passed over the earth, spread T FEMAL HOSE Parent: incense upon its altars years have gone Fellowship com. EDUCATION. who wish their daughters to re- ceive & thorough and systematic education, where their phymcal training wi | receive daily and «peci ler the most approved ryt of Calin Fmnastios, are respect! visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four- teenth st. and New York ay. MR. & MRS. Z. RICHARDS. lly invited to Principals. WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1860. CARRIAGE FACTORIES. WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, > Between 9h and 0th Streets. We have just finished a nu: of first gamnis such as dhe mney, ‘agons, Park Pheatons, mily Car- rages, Pus 28, which we wiil sell at. av mal prod 8! henics in different branches $, eo Suzeal ves oe we know of wor' will give ion, combining lightaces, ob Tact di ty, Repairing prom: carefully attended to ane hort ae! eit mite gaan Coachmakers, successors to Win. r ‘Hook. Sp 27-dly Tae Sapeoriber nnving Gieds additions to hi faetory, making itnow one gfe Jargost, in the District, where his pec) fo WAGONE of sil Kinds sonnet Os A peeseds and trom hus (lone pxperionce in the business, eb Hopes ‘Al Kinds of Carriages ard Lirkt Wacors kept ez aon -EAIRS neatly dene,andall orders prompt hand Carriages taken ANDER WS TONGES eorneref > Eetw DENTISTRY. TEEVH, OMIS, M. D., the inventor aad patentee INERAL PLATE TEETH, at. ely at his office in this city persons can wear those teeth who cannot wear othe! who cannot wear Persons oallivg at my offise can be acoommodated be with any etyle and price of Teeth they may desire; but toti who are particu!ar and wish tho pures' cleanest, stroageet, and most fect denture that srt oan produes, the MINERAL PLATE will be tod i ‘No. 338 Pa avenue, hetween 907 Aroh street, Philadel oo 15-tf GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS RAB MANTLES! AW AB MANTLES! DIRECT FROM auction. "* Bang Lew Than tater Meee no, several ioteof REAL GIMPURE COL. &t 3!, 50, 62, 75 and 87 cents, worth doable peceroinies oslebrated Kid Gloves, at 75 cents a te A ‘very cheap lot of Embroidered ‘Trimmings, BEIRLGT Srpiig inn: Dimity Band, Some : eortin segs AN EN OLESS od stock of Ladies’ Dress Goode, Boys’ Wear, and @ great varicty of equally as or otk. Biidgest.om, Coven De ee ate 2 00 fe dw COOrettowny De Co naAN, s ARGE STOCR! ully invite a call from an vicinity IVED— 10 hhd«. prime Porto Rico SUGARS, 159 bbl Rye WHI-KY. pace) MOLassés. NJ BOGUE. se lo YRANDELL, OPTICIAN, 6; No. 128 Bridge 3t., Georgetown, Has constantly on hand a large assortment of French Near-sighted, Ff ABCOPIC, Col- Ored, aud al. other SPECTACLES, of "GR the best qus.ity, in gold. silver, steel, and German silver frames. N. 8. Old Frames Repaired and ROW ¢_ase0n set in them toorder. Ro It-ty DENTAL CARD, « MUNSON Has returned and resumed his . (ffice and house at 463 E st... urd door east of Sixth In addition € << every other approved ttyle, Ur. M. has set teeth on vulosnite Base for the last three years and, from experience, knows it exce.s all othe aod is one-thfrd jess in price than gold. His old atrons of Washington, Alexandria, and Georgs- town Are respectfully solicited ty call. su 2-eoly D © DENTISTRY, R. HILLS, after a practica: test of two years feels that he be confidence recom- mend the Cheop! ic Process for insertin; artificial teeth. it has the ee al strength, beauty, ctean.nese, ni a aeeer Bein inserted for @35. Partial in proportion. ORies 306 Pa. avenues. se? tion and deatb; the scepter has fallen sisied arm of the monarch; the sword has drank 1; and the flower of nations bas perished y; but the blessed brotherhood remain anc’ the loftiest instincts of our nature to admire an love that which is exalted and great. of the landscape, and the vastness of of waters, kindle in the min. urable emotions. Principles of our holy It is one amon will commence on the magnificence of the river, | the brancties rei the ocean, amid its wide waste id. elevated and pless- But, amid ail that is great and glorious in the outspread gorgeousnesa of the ual- verse, there is no object which awakens such within usasahaman heart sympa- anotber’s woes, dro; daily walks of life kind word: for these are the way-marks tha coming travelers the path to glor But there are many in the world who denounce our Order as a secret. nysterious association. Of such we would inquire, can there be no conceal- ment witbout fraud, no mystery without a crime? heart its own secret counsels ie eager eye of curiosity is not suf- ze? Are the sweet comrmunings confidence of friendsl of household faith, so many fe tions upon the community? Is there not mystery everywhere, all around and about mon air we breatbe—in the leaf that rusties in the breeze—in the beavings without repose—in the now radiagt with the on i nd them with th Rev. Geo H. Norton, Rev. a Elias ° ing along the tare to point to z 4 Ediaund F. Witmer, tA Entwisle, Jr.. Faq , $200 for the annual of the ocean deep, and blue and broad expanse, e bright orb of da now with the myriad paler lights in whic’ night rejoices? Our very existence jam How isit that we live and breathe / grass springs up into life FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, ALEXANDRIA, J. Mrs. S. J. McCORMICK, PaincipaL. The thirteenth annual seseion of this Institution uesday, September 18th, in the use recently occupied by Sylve.ter Scott, Esq., f study pursued will comprise all quisite toa thorough English Eda gation, and. Maxie, French, Latin and Drawing, it e: nm to day marolars Mrs, McCormick is number of pupils as & part of her own ediate care and 4s iar as possible, to miforts and Kindly iniluences Wiham wie, sq E Loudoun, é& Marshall, Mossrs. Corse Board, with Tuition in aii the English Branches, 1on—payahie semi-annually, Music and Languages at Professors’ prices. No extra charges. Au ‘OR SMALL BUY Upraser st Warp, ‘eacher. - PE Number of pupils limited to twenty. oc 16 eo2m, RS. M. E. KINGSFC M 416.5 RDS SEMINARY, St.. Wasnineton, D.C. ‘The next session will commence October forwarded on application. that the mind leaves the body. deep slumbers, and fleeing w! digbtning afar off to the suany fi billocks of childhood, calls back in a momeut the hours that are gone forever, those dear friends that sle-p beneath the clod of the valley. holding sweet converse with the dead? tery this, that rolls back the tide of time. nature, the heavens, the earth, the immortal mi we admire and love them; we revere them n: the leas, but still the more, because the sable veil of mystery envelo; least, where nothing but from the suspicion of evi value of an institution ends and the fid RENCH & RICHST. the rapidity of No. 275 P. jeids and green them all. It wei The true tests of the ¢ the excellence of its elity and success with which the Proper mieans are applied to the attainmentof those ends. By these Od Fellowship may safely submit Its efficiency for the benevolent por- Poses of its institution has been severely tested and tiumpbantly sustained. Ask the thousinds of ré members of the order (whose ik them to the skies) if their faith Is weak- eued,ifthetr morals are corrupted ,iftheir conscien- 11, oa man, answer no, the best Odd Fel- Th at unter; by J. 1. , by mau PrWoodn and Waters; by Christians who ces have been hardened no,no ” The best Chris: low Amidstthe long tues which shed beauty and glory upon ‘worshipper at the shrine cf mercy, there exists not one with which Odd Fellowship does not cla’ When the saint shall have bee adise of glory, and seated af is Creator, the chaplet which row will be all interwoven with inctples of our holy brotherhood. Ou! ‘tis not for the fa@ing laurel or the tinselied wreath triving, but for the establish- nciples which must elevate the ive aignity to the character of and ® nation’s benefactors are ide in herchronicies, and their med by the erection of menu: pyram'ds; un the classic foun- have their memorials of telumpbs; and from the ruins of Nin- and columns are du: Oar disco; close kindred. bought at our atore. transplanted to the the right hand of shall wreath bis bi for which we are ment of those buman race an: * A nation’s heroes enthroned side by s' merit is prociat, jurable mater! ind those who have d: ; tains of Greece and Rome at lower prices pL dn me however, ig up bearing men who were EIN, - AVENUR, id 12th streets, BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS, &e., &o, New and interesting work « just reesived: ‘rench a Sigzand -r Dumas, ne r ty; by Mrs. Gre: 1.°5, by m: Fike “Aotrons im High Life ;2n0 ; lath. Price Dy nai. Mise Gilbert 's Career; on American story; L2mo; joth. Price $1.25 } othe Household of 25, by mail, “*Litth 12mo; cloth. ; by a Southern Iad:; by ma. by Adams; 12:0; cloth, Alfred B. Street; 12mo ; ‘oncretfe, or the * Burr; @ romance of the Revoiution; by Charies irst Love of Aa mail: or the Adventures Wm. W. Turner; 1zmo; oluth, ul writer, Marian Har- idden Path,” &c.; 12mo; m on all bound books ENCH & RICHSTEIN, N avenue, Washington, , C. _ Port Office, Box 716. ec 2: A KE WANT OUR OUR CUSTOMERS AND friends to know that our assortment of GENTLEMEN’S BELONGINGS is now complete in every department, embracing article, and in great variety, usually kept in GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE, for the past twenty years the same ut ge Is exclusively for t @ can sella newer e BETTER STYLE OF GOODS those buy on “credit.” ane ty Ft 8 reputation for FIRST QUALITY goons, ont and those at the lowest yr pi eH Bvitiss Salesroom, Brown's Hotel. to the monarch or the conq: He then proceeded, in w# strain Peagery, to pal it the e have a to follow him further, or ible abstract of this fine ef- ut we cannot forbear quoting his con- “* Go forth, then. off:pring of the throug the world, aid wi renovated, humanity rect and_beautified with salvation, feturn to the All Good, from whom you « il bam 604 (Opp Paurows" finite Fountain of t work of reform, ‘ellowship is based G: and those great moral by bim “who with never forgetii: in those eternal which were taught ‘never ee to whom the suppli- lor pepo ig tin roofs. tote in Now | ‘or iY 1 ex At the conclusion of the services visiting Srybere were favite A into the reom on 5 ere & co! sigh tney aac jon was set before or Coa. Ths as-oi + C. & FOWLSR...JOHN F WEBB. ..M,WM. BEVERIDGE, CHARLES 8, FOWLER & CO., IMPORTERS, Whelesale and Retail Bealers in GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE, oll Metal Goods, ni Chad r Sets. Jspaned antefees borne ALL) SBV NTH 8T., PROPERTY OWNERS AND BUILDERS. Your attention and examn ston" ta Fes; ee kao) t a iat LD & Ld AGLE STOVE HOUSE. 1 epnost assortment of TOV ES (new par Ly fe-this ‘ket, nt 1D voarl to ‘hose in of Y GOODS ve instore s very large anda well mk ep jnvil nhs our stock be! 18g is ’ Every article will be {7 The census returns ngton tory give the number of inhabitants at 9,543. “a jest RECEIVED, AT det} eS A lot of GENTS’S UNDIERS IRTS AND DRAWERS, from suction, which he will <q — Ww. 60 19 Im P% NOS. PLANOS—The largest assortment of Pian e Me'odeons, Sena Vio- Bost Italian Strings Ac lutioas, Conoertinas, Flutes,’ weolstts, ionetts, Brass (instruments, Drums, and every variety of musical ware. aiso anu immense stoot of Shest Music, Music Rooks for every instrument at the G. METZEROT eet. Sole Agent of Steinway & Baoon Gavan & Co’s and Knabe & Co.’s Piano corner of STOVES! f ; it of Cooking 4nd other stoves, which | will sell cheaper tht any other house in the District, as it is my nto close them out. Cail and see, ‘hen judge for yourseives, . C. SNYDER, Next door to the Star Office. MUSICAL NOTICE, G_Been indnced to accept the position of 5 loysius Church in this eity, [ have determined to remain during the ensu- ing winter, and shall be happy te render my professional services to ¢! lard who require Professor of san, Piano Forte, and Singing. For particulars as to terms, &c , inquire at the Music Depot of JOHN F, ELLIS; Pennsylvania avenue, 003-Im"* NOTICE! I wish al! gentlemen to bear in mind tha! the plan whieh I pdopted. six yoxrs aco, of selling HATS and BOOTS at greatly re duced prices for cash isin sncoessful gperation. Just received a full rupply of the intest New York styles of DRESS HATS. The very finest Hat $350; 9 first rate kat 93; and very good, fashio: able Hat 9250. Allof the [ateat styl te iB tebe SAP re ane: very e west pri cen, am coustantiy supp ted with @ very large stock o: those fins DRESS BOUTS at 8375—winch | ince heea ng for many years—as well as theve-y best qual tv of Patent Lather ITERS at $350, Fine Frenoh ( n $2 to $25). Terms cash; no extra charge in order to olfset baddebts ANTHOSY, Agent for the Macufac- turera, Seventh street, second hat store from the coroer, opposite Avenue House, No. 540, ne 14°5m f Ame The most el- egant and lar geatstock a opencd to day, Parents will find iv to their ‘ HOPKI oc 15-2¥ corner of Sixth >t. snd Pa, ay, BALES COTTON LAPS, Sale at 5 pair fine Bed Blankets, all size Scoor= 0 pair fine | sizes, sod pais ue, Brown, Grey and White Blankets servants, i ed Cloths of the best kind, ry Lr peat cl all w ithe, 5 rT io Blue and Orange Osnaburgs, Calico. _ ith many other desirable goods, all of which wil ee at the very lowest prices We avlicita call from ersons in want ye: M.R. RILEY & ae No, 36 Centra: ger Th. ‘tod streets, it 0¢ 18-10t Center Market. OW READY! LADIES’ CHILDREN’S NCY FURS PAD Gerievationees fi at STINEMETZ 236 Ba vonue, oo9 Near corner Thirteenth at. OTICE. ovaAL REM Vv! TON.—I hi tify stomers ba a a ig A Re 2e9 ferent re, ‘Coren done, hom hier, ‘cep:constantie on la-re assortment of FORUIGY and DOMESTIC PRY GOODS. HOSIERY, FANCY ARTICLES, HLUINERY: id‘at fod he low ; Hid pe 29-1 ea teu HMAN, B. HALL wr re Wypalonale i et Se FAMIL, GR Rr ty AS, WINES, and choice Lye Good Garces conte pac secede Gal ney Beta Sim bateeee Ne Bo eat i ctenctth titnanintinarta oe nants weet ESET dee, TY [ LENDS IST-DXPANDING SKIRT. alno. Nis’ CHesT TANBING Shshilsteds eget Bae Ngee and goats aro woe, Cal eit ee POOR ES West End Orne Sears oc 20 lw 113 Pa.aven: New F engine A CABBI- Mf ely iy SEE eon watomers. ea ome i toh tury invite the attention tf GES RIP. engeprent, Far he or D » 242 av nt ottes, . ier Sm = ivmeo = ? ‘ fori Go0e MISSY Guar 14g07 PARAFFINE OIL; zw re, te Soalianan MASSEY, COLLINS & C078 PHILADE, PH A DRAUG TALE — We are conetan recerving fresh supplies of the: adulterated Ale, to trial, ARS a Shir gente, “Dr. J. H. 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M:-LEAN’S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL Will efectually cure Liver Complaint, D dice, Chronic or Nervous Debilicy, Dis. ve, and all disenses arising from @ disordered Liver or Btomach, Dyspepsia, Hearibura, Inward Piles, Acidity or Sickness of in Biomech, Pullness of to the Mea Swimming in the Hend, Palpitation of the ar Weight in the Stornch Buffocating Peeling when isying do of the Btia und Eyes, Night Pain in the Small of the’ Back hes of Heat, Depression of & 2 uot, Desi disease, Sores or and Ague (or Chilis and OVER A MILLION BOTTLES sold during the last six months, and in no in= it failed No langage can convey quate aod aimost miraculous produced by taking ed, debilitated, and spattered nervous broken aby sickness, excored to its prist MAKRIED PERSO or others, consciows of scribing tor of the aystem; and & Sein ageaetresty smproper indeigences wal Corilial a certain nnd apeedy remedy. TO THE LADIES. sTR the Womb, cand iacident to Females, THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT Take it according to directions. It will simulate, strengthen, and invigorate you and cause the dioom of heal nt your cheek again, Every boule is tusfretion. CORDIAL will mak fat, and robust. Delay not a moment; try it, and y be convinced. kt is de- Licions tots CAUTION. i ware of ints or dexiers may try w palm apoa yl or et eccunpante trash, jee they can buy gx Avoi bh mei Ask NING CO! It is the only remedy thai rough), at the same time strengthen the systesa. ery morning fasting 13 Certat ile and Fever, Yellow Fev ia bor ito; BleLean’s Valesnic Oil Bole proprietor of this Cordial; also, Jeanie Oi Lisimeat, Principal Depot oa the eoruer of Third end Pine streets, 8. Louis, Mo. ah McLean's Volcanic Oi] Liniment, (TRE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD.) ‘The only eafe and certain cure for Cancers, Piles, To- more, Gwellings aod Bronchile or Coitre, Paral: New raigin, Weakness of the Muscles, Chronic or Ii matory, Ri ‘tiem, Suffoess of the Joins, Coutrac Muscles or Ligaments, Earache or Toothache, Freed Cuts, Wounds, Ulcert, Pever Bores, Caki east. Sore Nipples, Burns, Scaide, Sore Throat, of auy inflammation or ne difference how ere or the disesse a4 existed, MCLEAN’S CELEBRA’ LINIMERT 7 4 McLEAN’S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT - almoet ly, and it will clean, PI Ape Behl the Content sees nan inven es Se Rk Ss D OTHER AN. 5 pecan, CuEBeeTED LINIMENT is the ovly safe sad Felintie remedy for the cure of Spavia, Rng Wind, ‘i Swell jona tara} Lereps, Nodes or By Head! Poilewti, Fine, ia Sores, or Sweeny. if properly Applied.’ Per 8 Bruises, Scrat-hes, Cracked Heels, ‘Saddle of Collar Galle, Cate, Sores, or Wounds, it is an infallible remedy. 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DOWN: * r above delightful cd ie, and invite who want a pure un- copies... tthe intervention Of 6 maw maw a oe eae oe wo try sine throughout the country. ¥ ‘Single (i ) can be Ht Hee an eeepee oe eee Postmasters agents ° lolred Reumntssion tet he Aeente will be ai FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘OOMs, With £8, pleasantly «i On Sth street north, between Mand N streete; reat moe. Pay kh. LAZE: opposite or to JOHN T. LENMAN, Ohio avenue, bet: 12th and I3th streets = ‘OR REN f—A roped DWELLING, on E F street, between Sth and 6th sts, near Judigury Devare. The house is new, and, to & good tenant, terms ,& House on C street, th th ~ if immedia & —— = at 80) ROOO iy t» . - BROWNING. ne “rms ADDY tant of ai of Wanton manent Sar Louisiana avenue. PROF. woop’ RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR Is precisely what ite name pleprent to the invigor: ing ® +trengthering nd at Lae same time revi vifies, reins new. the Bwod is ai its orginal pu At once restores amd render offerea to the world folly combined as to be And at thi ti Neura gia, Wal > Night pweats tans Gidsaness, Ketention of, se well as Painful obstructed. ‘Theve all depoad upso won ope: healthy tonic sure to cure as thi t There is Ro mistake about all ifthe system is weakened we are open to aw oe tacks, the liver becomes torprd, or worse di the kidney — y, out. Reader, try i find 1n it a friend 1 All persons of seden eventive of, as weil as ts which they are partic ministers, students, attor are net ae » Will fiod at ik a bottie constantly on hend: av mothers. or those hecoming such, will co throug that most dangerous ported netenly with ali accustomed streogth, but eafe thousand silments 60 prevalent portion of the wo: id. In short, cordial, ty 4 a ot young; no Jor ger ran the risk of delay: it will relieve and prov Restorative Cordial and Blood For ©. J. WOOD, propristor, 444 Brosd ; New Eeipent sea easee be oor le = PROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL BLOOD R¥NovaToR. an 20-e0lv. alw UCR ST A. ._ HUNNEWELL’S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, For all Throat and Lung C. jaints, from Common Coughs to Actual Conmigioen. HUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED . TOLU aNODYNSE, a a as a vous > ‘rom ralgia thi a wil where o= ww ie te that i inem ‘Tremens, common chief cause LOSS OF SLEEP. The Tolu , thourh containing not 8 par- Re ie ey eI ithout gor but ‘Cures, sad, pet re Coretta ep rave Eeslony or fnteae ped wis a 8. Commercial is foe lal vapen Aner oOUN 2 Eres Re fa pao widees cree OCLAMAT'ON! To THE sie present season the yest