Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1868, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Pie Ni A grand tourusment will take place a: | An. Isiand om Friday next. ‘The pic-nic to be givem at Abner’s 7th-ctract park to-morrow ict the benefit of the sufferers by the law flood m Maryland will no doubt be pleasant afimir, as the commitwe having matier m charge are determined that ail arrangements for the pleasure of the guests shall oe he Capitol Hill Presbyterian | ure to Carlin Springs takes piace on Wed- day mext Trains leave Maryland avenue 9 o’elook a.m. qual Temperance Association will give anexerarsion to Glyiwept w-morrow for the | benefhtof Equal De jon No. J, Sons of Tem- perance. — The Camp Meetings, This is the month in which the Methodist enominations usually bold camp meetings, ae they are more mumerous this season than | tor several years past. On Friday the camp of Baltimore ~ Cireuit Methodist Prowstunt | bh was commenced near Woodberry, on the line of the Northeru Central railroad. The bumber of tents ix about twenty. The camp can be reached from Baltimore by the Chariva- steel passenger cars to the terminus, of by the Fails road out of Baitunore. On Thursday Shrewsbury, the great camp | meeting of the season, wil commence in Ray. mond’s Grove, near New Freedom, on the Northern Ceniral railroad, and will coutinue eight days. The mumber of tents expected to be erected is estimated at five hundred. The attendance of mivisters will be very large. in- cluding the most promment of the Methodist Cbereh. The ezection of tents will be com. menced to-day, Arrangements have been made | wich the Northern Central Railway Company by which the large number of persons who generally visit this camp will be accommodated With Uamsporiation at a reduced rate of fare ‘The secund camp of the season in point of size is tbat known as the Baltimore Camp, beld on Waters’ cround. near Reisterstown, which ences on the 19h instant, and con. ue one Wek. Al this camp the array of tents will also be very large, and will probably Tew b about tour hundred. ‘The Baltimore camp-meeting ot the Mcth- vatst Episcopal Church South will begin on ‘Thursday, ith imstant, m the grove of R. H. Peuningtor, Esq., one-fourth of a mile from eriown station, Western Maryland rail- read. The ground is said to have ample shade and an abuucance of pure spring water. The Westmimsier camp-meetng, Frederick district, Methodist Episcopal Church, will also regin Cu the ith, on we lands of Thomas Si + one mile irom Orndor!f’s ern Maryland railroad, and two om Westminster. Arrangements have | been mace for excursion Uckets from Balti. | all the stations ou the Western iroad. aamp-meeting Of stitions from Wash- ington, Baltimore and Aunapolis, and Eik- rage Land and Severn circuits will com- mence on yy the 2ist instant, m Mr. isa: jup's Woods, about I: miles from Annapol Junction. aud the churches ef this city will ba Well represented; nearly every station being | setively engaged at present in forming compa- nies. Kev. B.Peytou Brown, of the Foundry, | has been active i getting up the camp, aad ha: made an aftangemen’ wilh the railroad com. | pauy to take out the ter and all such | id_be at the depot on Tuesday next. A joint | ‘The Methods: Protestants of Anne Arundet circuit will commence a camp on Friday next. im the weeds ot Mr. Riser, sbo Hanover Switch on the Baltune it is expected thar many churches Of the District, Xc., | M. E. Churen wilt | Woods, wear the oned. con apg on the 23th he Cup of Prince George's ¢ M. E. Church. will be held tu Tols woods, | about = miles from this city. commencing on the | ab. A camp-meeting of ss to commence on Th the woe orm side of the Se from A A Un Cuureh commenss he M. E. Church south, ate dress tion during the progress of the meeiing. '¥ Fitzpatrick. Premiums’ for Pon: EER: | Amelia Moreno, Ida Johnson, Harriet PRINTERS’ GRANT AND Cotrax ae Walsh, Laura Callan.” Mattie held fole mem- ¥. Atarecular meeting of this ass. Saturday nig bt at Union ueague Hall, jovinr gentlemen were elected Bonora: bers: Hon. John D. Detree: wey, Horace Greeley. J + Ge James S. Negley. Col. R.G. Hinton. Theodor: Tilton, Petroleum V. Nasby. (D. K. Locke.) E T. Peters. DB Peck. Judge Jobn Donn, Ma. jor W.S. Morse, A. H. Da Albert H. Dow. | ei, jr: M.A. Watson, Thomas T. Scott, and | W. Scott Smith. Mr. Seriver, trom the Badge Committee. hibited a specimen badge. cousisting ofa white mibbon, on which is printed im bine and car. | mine A carpet-bag With 4 printing press as a | vignette. The treasurer was authorized to | furnish the Committee on badges with funds to procure one hundred of these badges for the use of members of the club. Iu addition to the | badge it wus resolved that the club adopt asa | uniform a linen duster, to be wora asin trav. | ching, anda carpet-bag, to be carried in the nand. Mr. John ©. Proctor tendered bis resigna- tion as treasurer of the club, which was ac- epted, and thereupon Capt. ‘A. D. Brock was | chosen as his successor. Ad journed. —_s+—. Kxients or PyTai as —TheSupreme Lodge | of the Order of Knighis of Pythias, composed | of twelve delegates from the State Grand | Ledges of Pennsylvane ew Jersey, Dela- | ware, Maryland. and the Grand Lodge of the Mhstrict ef Columbia, will be orgauized in this, euty te-morrow morning at their hall. corner of Seventh and D streets The foliowing-aamed | genth men hsve been elected from the Ixtter :— H_ Rathnone. C. M_ Barton, Ed- w P.G.4 wad Dre Joseph S. M P. Westwood, 1). Crrrigan, | n.C. W. Okey. Harry Kron: | beimer, Francis Wood, Richard Lawson, and Ground Representatives Joha G. Dudley, J. R. N.Cerun, and H.G Divine. Laws will be ebacted and cons!utions framed for the Zov- emmment of the various State Grand Lad and subordinate lodzes thronghont the country, and the loige will remain in session two or | three ay tes. during their stay. will be quar. Kirkwood Hone, The Grand Lodze will hold 9 special session At Go'clock this evening, at the new hall. cor- | per of Sevent}: and D streets, to make arrauge- | Wepts to receive the delegates. ——e——— Descest os A BaoTHét.—Lieut, Ecktoff, of the Fourth Ward, wii Sergeant R. Jounson, Officers Howes, Fex, Tucker, and Davis, | ted Inst n ght 9 vile den. between H and | Washington and 4th and 5th streets, kept by a colgged Woman named Sophia Lee, where they arrested the woman Lee. also Henry Smita, ©brries Resin, George E. Henson, Williim Sidney, Marian Carter, A. J. Moddy.and Bob- ert Richar¢son, alias Rob Rats, The prisoners were gathered and while officer Davis was coming down fairs swith a lamp in hishand his foot tripped | ¢ he fell, when the fight was extinguished, im the darkness Sophia Lee escaped. The Test were lodged im the *tation-house for a beatipg. ee TRE Mc DoxaLp SHo0TING CasB—The case of Maior W.J. McDonald, charged with shoot- tug * girl. pamed Toner, came up again before Justice Walter yesterday evening, when Judge Leech, who appeared for the accused, stated that as the defendant was charged with an of- fence amounting only to 2-siult aud battery, to which he bad pleaded guilty, the only duiy of the magistrate. under the act of Was 'o impose af 2 upon bim. Jn: ter | deculed, however, that, thongh the defendupt | had plead guilty to the charge contained in the | affidavit made before him, he would not decide | the case until he bad learued more Tespecting the nature aud exteat of the offence alleged to bave been committed, and therefore would | postpone the further hearing until the 16th in- stan’. The child has nearly, :f not quite ra. covered, and was present en Saturday at the bearing. en TewrEranxce Excrrsiox.—The Equa Tem- perance Association will give an excursion to Giymont to-morrow for the benefit ot Equal | Divistov. No. 3, Sons of Temperance. The stenmer Wawaset leaves 7th street wha o'clock s. m. and7p.m. Returning, she | Glymont at Sand i2 o'clock p.m. The gea- tlemen comprising this association are members ef Equal Division, and they have been un- viring m their efforts to perfect all arrange- ments for the enjoyment of their guests. The *xcursion will mo doubt be one of the most Pleasant affairs of the season. ——- UPEN-aIn SERVICES. — Religious services | ‘were held yesterday under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association, in the east and west end of the Capitol Parks, at 5and 6 | tended, and ap; the jail and at other mission posts. A | union prayer meeting is held at the rooms of | toe Young Men’s Christian Association. over Metzerott Hall, every evening, trom 6% to7 | o'clock, and Mir services at 9 o'clock in | front of Wall's pes House. on Monday, | Wednesday and Friday Frwap.—Virginia colored, was ar- rested this morning by officer Turnburg, ona ‘warrant issued at the instance of Sarah Hol- land, also colored, charging her with | sembIed im the school buildii | numbers as well as tasty appen: | # Second’ Dir | Hunt, Susie Barnes, Teresa Connelly, ee Medals and Premiums to the Scholars of St. Peter's Sundny School. ‘The annual distribution of medals and pre- Tminms to the ecbolars of St. Peter's Sunday | School took place in St. Peter's Charch yester- day afternoon até o'clock. The scboiars as- between Sd and 4tb streets east jormed into line marched, 600 strong, cession to St. Peter's Church. U; enteriog the church, the pews were immediately occu- pied by the scholars, and before them in frent of the alter were spread ona large table the coveted prizes. The exercises commenced with tinging of bymns, and melodeon accompa) t, after which the pastor, Re Beyir, congratulated the children on rence, and was plessed to see the school increasing in nambers and usefulvess. ‘The distribution of prizes then took place, ibe lucky oves receiving their awards at the hands of their beloved x Male Lxpariment.—Goid Crosses to Dennis Deyle and George ee ust Divison.—For eral Excellence— Premiums to Denmis Doyle, Albert Mitchell, Jos. T. Harbin, Frank Clarioux, Maury Hatch- inson, Harmon Mahler, Charles Lehman, T. Kuatoyle, Michael Kilafoyle, Wilkam Burke. Recitaiion—Premiums to Youncnar L. Van Riswick, John Burdine, Frank Mite! ell, R. Brannan, G. Gates, M. Cianey, P. How- ling. R. Walsh, Elgar Meade, F. Connor, Geo. Kuorlein. Punctuaiity— Premiums to Edward Risce, W. Stuart, Jas. Noone, Stewart Smith, John Harper, Jesse Bright, Lewis Waish, Frank Grabam, William Fo! Michael Cot- iey, B. Arnoid, E. Dreyer, J. Williams, F. Ad- dison, J. Luxon, Marry Meade, J Johnson, Premiums for Good Conduct w John Dough- erty. L. Lebman, Hume King. John Howard, W. Richards. F. Holmes, J. Muchall, H. How- ard, D. Craven, D. Kealey, W. Walsh, R. Queen, Willie Reynolds, Charles Carroll, C. Quigley, J. Wheailey. von.—Premiums in R: F. Hickey. J. R-pet McGuigs ». T. Riley, G. Bross W. Brooke, ‘ft. Sta Salvador,J. Maloney, W. Brown, T. rg, Spsading, W. Hart, Wm. Hill, Edwin ght. Premiums for yunctuaiity—T, Kane, G. Harper,W. Stack, Younghaus, C. Connor, E. Arnold, R. Barret A, Ober, Joon Haley, F. Pie, J. Wilker; F- "a their G. Hardy. T. Ryo bel Wilker, F. Hughes, H. Mosby, J. Foy, F. M< Nantz, J. Carroll. Premiums for good con- éuct ts P. Bonini. G. Dv Milligan, T. Scanlon, Willie Shori,Jonn: ter, F. Repetii, J. Bonini, J. Johnson, MeNeir, J. Clark, J. Gran',’G. Beekert, Wm. Premiums for Panctnality— nT. Hickey, E.G a Vermillion. Berry, P. Brady, F. Darr, J. Scanlon, F Marceron. Pistori. T. Coogan, R. Bradbury, F W. Howlin, J. Dunn, J. Sullivan, C. Cisksie, Mike Barr, L. O'Neill, ©. O'Neill, T. Adams, Perry Lipscomb, Henty Dooley, W lie Arnold, J. Dewey. Tim Dewey, G. MeCal- jom, W. U'Cownor, M. Graney, Grim J Shaw, J. Esputa, J. Lacy. E Minigan, J. Mar- phy, J. Ruper. J. Burr, W. Wailing, ©. Darr, J. Diggs, T. Markwood. Fenole Department.—Gold crosses to Victoria Smith and Neilie Walsh. First Diccsion.—Preminms for general excel. ce to Victoria Smith, Annie Cou BK Jones, Mollie Day tebinsou Lizzie Corcoran, Kate 0 Mary Howard, Cora ley. Jenuie Walters, Ju. Hl, Mary Hayre, Rose Riley, Geneva Conner, Anuie Hayre, ‘Mary Yeu, Vennie Langley, Mary Foley, Ella Connor, Alice Will is, Emma Jounson, te, Annie Con. Waters, Juba Williams, Vennie Langley, Choir premiums to w ums in recitetion to Kate Shugurae. | Laure MeKenna, Mary Gates. Media Davis, Kate Reb nie Beers, Jennie McGuigan, ireenwell, Mary Caffrey, ell, Mary Coogan, ‘Pauline Moss, erson, Jennie Gates, Mary Noland. | Era Clark. Premiums for punctuality to Ida Phelon, Jane Sballoo. Ella Hatchinsoa, Kate Pic, Mary Kealey, Emma Couway, Grace McNantz, Kate Donnelly, Jobauna 'F Elen Gr: Duan, Aune Barr, Belle Oyster, Bettie Clark, An: uw Smallwood, Laura Anderson, Sallie Quig- ley, Annie Bratton, Katie Sage. Katie Beta, + Alice Mes Enima j..ttle, Recetia Doage: N ria Bratton, Jane Dounelly. Knute nelit Beers, Mary Lizzie Arnold, Mageie Hardy, Annie Castell, Aunie Mitchell, Effie Brooke. Jessie Selvin, Emma Craren. Mamie King, Julia Vermilion. Premiums for good conduct to Kate Rose, Ella Gates, Cecilia Richards, Maggie Beers, Nellie Darr, Mary nes Burns, Hannah Henuessiey, Mary Noland, Kate Ryon, Nele Brown, Ella Thompson, Beckie Short, Au- nie Harrington, Ellen Bradley, Jane Mitcuell, Mary Grant, Belle Bordiue, Julia Almore, Helen Dobbyn. Third Di Delin Tuel Darr. Anvie Ba —Premiums for pnnctaality to Kate Touhy, Maggie Alman, Mar- n, Julia rooks. Nora ma Buckley, Mizv.e Coffey, EI Nannie Jobuson, Kate Howard Georgie Webster. Julia Fitzpatrick, Mary SX: brate. Mollie Greenwell, Belle Gites, Premivms for good conduct to Lavinia Areadit, Rose Wathmocker, Mary Hoimes, Mary Mc- Donongh, Ellen McCabe, Rose Lambell, C: arine Coaksey, Hanaah Foiry, Mary Foy, Ella Richard-. Mary Keefe, Maggie Newtoo, Ce- Markw Sallie Sweeney, Kare Hue cel fs Teresa Corcoran, Mary Connor, Bridget Kane. Elia Sullivan. Premiums for improvement 'o Mary Alman, Nelhe Atherton, kate Repetti, Rose Walsh, Georgie King, Lillie Burns, Alice Corcoran, Amelia Frederick Mary Kane, Vir- ginia Merryman, Honora Barrett, Harriet pson, Krte Callan, Louisa Young, Magzie Noone, Anasta-ia Toole, Alice Buckley, Eve- line Johnson, Mary Duna. Alter the distribution of preminms, which was interspersed with music and singing of hymns, Father Boyle made a neat little address, in which he praised the lucky ones, and ex- horted all the children to renewed diligence, calling at the same time on the parent members of the congregation to instil into the minds of the children a love of the Sanday school, bath | for their temporal and spiritual beneft. The exercises passed off agreeably, an‘ in a most orderly manner. and the display and full attendance of yesterday evinced the feelings of the congregat tor. te their beloved pastor, Tue Tenremaxce MoveNENT.—An interest- ing temperance meeting was held at the North- ern Liberties market at 4 Sn TY. Messrs. W. P. Drew, John Goldin, and Geo. Sevage, with others, delivered addresses on the occasion. Some few pergons were induced to sign the pledge. A meeting was also held in Georgetown, at the butchers’ market, and ad- dressed by prominent temperance mea. A meet- ing m the cause of temperance was held last night in Temperance Hall, on E street, betyyeen Ninth and Tenth, and a goodly audience was io attendance. Addresses were delivered by Messrs. Gonsalves, Savage, Drs. Walsh, Clay- tom, and others. An opportuuity was offered to all who desired to sign the pledge. Outdoor | temperance meetings were also held yesterday afternoon at Island Hall and the Circle. At ail of these meetings earnest and forcible temper- ance addresses were made, and a namber of persons signed the pledged. ‘The presidency of the Washington City Temperance fallen upon John H. Thompson, and respected citizen of Washington. CoxmiTrED FoR CourT.—Mary Magee, ar- rested Sunday morning, by Detectives Coombs and Miller, for the larceny ot forty od: dollars . E. 5. Fuller, No. 363 7th street west, warexamined before Justice Walter, at police headquarters, and commit’ed for trial. From the evidence of Mr. F. A. Filer, it | tbat Mary had been employed by him about the Ist ot July, and that on the 9th of the same month, his wife bad tid on her bed about $40 or $45. which was taken away by some one, and as none but Mary had access to the room, he had every reason to believe that she did it, His wife. be said, missed small amounts of money on different occasions since that time, | and that on Satorday last she marked eight ten cent notes, by putting her imitials on them in ink. which be bad found in the accused pocket yesterday morning, and afterwards on her per- son by tive Miller. He present: some ten cent notes marked “E. S. F.,” which be said were the ones marked by his wife, and af- terwards found on the prisoner's person, pot aes ay eae RELIGIOUS Senvicks 1x THE JatL.—Mr. W. G. Finney and some promment workers, mem- bers of the Young Men’s Christian Associa- tion, devoted their time and attention fer two or three hours JasteTday mm lecturing, reading, sud praying with the several prisoners con. fined in the jail. Every cell was visited, and the inmates drawn together to listen to the reading of the Scriptures and to henr the sing- ing. Many on, im singing. and all the pris- oners, with but one or two to take a deep interest in the vices will be held im the Ose oF THE MosT complete establishmen of the kind in er ee eainant do Tea Store, at No. 499 between D and E. The stock of cocoa, River Fronr.—At Potomac ferry wharf, the steamer Wawacet, Fawke, arrived last night from oe myene trip to Cone river aud intermediate ings, bringing with her & large list of passengers and good assorted freight of country produce, live stock. fres! fish, &c. This popul: feamer will mz private ¢xcursion lo (jlymont this afternoon at toree o'clock, amd retura to-morrow morning betwrem two and three o'clock. so a3 to be in Teediness for the excursion of Equal Division, Sons of Temperance, for Giymont. which starts from Potomac wharf to-morrow morn- ing at eight o'clock and afternoon at seven o'clock. On Sasurday next, at half-past 7 o'clock p. m., the “Happy Forty,” com- posed of some of our most sterling business men and other enterprising citizens, will for the third time make an eXcursion to Piney Pot and Leonardtown, returning to early breakfast Monday morning. These excursions have heretofore been characterized with unin- terrupied enjoyment, and doubtless the next one of vaue ae the steamer — Wollyer wi equally as agreeable. The regular report is appended : Berry's Wharf.—Artived—Steamer Hi Liv- mgston, Wilson, from Baltimore, with passen- gers and freight: schr. Star, Sharkford, from Marlow’s bay, with wood for mark brown's Wharf -—Artived—Sch' ton, Daniels, from Newbern, N.C., with 150,00 feet of tamber, for 8. P. Brown & Son. Fay's Wharf, — Arrived —Scbr. Kidman, Eldridge, trom Norfolk, with 1340 shingles 1d 31,200 feet of lumber, for John E. Owens & Sui r. Martha Granger, Post, to pcreee to load with coal; Porto Rico, er, light Fowler's Wharf —Arrived—Schrr. Chas. Gas- kill, Dutton, from Havre-de-Grace, wtih coal, for the Wosbington and Georgetown Ice Gom- pany; Industry, with wood, for E. ©. Barron, ———_~——— CHancED with Prrsiurny.—Walker Whi colores. scavenger of the First Ward, was ar- raigned on Saturday before Justice E. H. Bates | to ans wer the charge of perjury. upon the com- plaint of George W. Phillips, also 2 colored employee of the Corporation from the same ward. From the evidence it seems that the origin of the difficulty was a bitter rivalry be- tween the two persons as to their relative pop- niarity with the Republican party, both of whom are members of it in the ward in which they reside, A few mornings since they met and wrangied sometime, when a banter was Proposed by one of them that he could com- mand more vot the other, from which harsh words ensued, sabse- quently asserted hy Walker White to be taat Phillips threatened to take his lite. Upon this assertion. sworn to by the accused. Phillips had White arrested, and betore the Justice broucht four or five witmesses to prove that he ( White) bad perjured himself in swearimg that his life had been threatened by the plaintuif. Justice Bates will render his decision this af- ternoon. It will be remembered by the reas- ers of the STAR that these two men figured most extensively as antagonistic towards each other ata meeting of the Lincoln Radical La- boring Men’s Association held last Monday Right, @ report of the proceedings of which meeting was published in our columns on Tuesday last. Potice Irems. precinct, report: derly: ‘Lieut Gessford, of the first —Obampaign Bowers, disor- ned &2. P. Dillon, Jalia Kimball, dis ned &5. Leonard Reeves, disorderly; of the fourth precinct, re- aud Mary Thomas, disor- r . Ed. Gadet, drank: fined ient. Tart, of the fifth preciuct, reports: Mary J. Nichols. disorderly ined 5. W. Terry, Mary Johnson. disorderly: fined Edword Philan, assault and battery; security tor court, Andrew Topping, highway rob- bery: jail for court. P. Roche, violating Cor- poration Inws; fined $5. Lieut. Hurley, of the sixth precinct, reports James Wallace, Alfred Garnet’, Geo. Henry, grand larceny: jail for court. Lient, Eckioft, of the seventh precinct. re- t~:—John Culland, drank and disorderiy Francis Flotan, do; $2. Henry McCoy, rowing stones; #2. John Gormsley, drank; Seven parties arrested in the raid; $5 each, SI Henry Taylor. vagrancy: workhouse, : CoLorgD VisiToRs.—About two hundred and fitty col + members of tue colored Fapust congre : Fredericksburg,reached here to-day about twelve o'clock on a3 exeur- for the benetit of the Church at that pla on board the steamer Hi cord, give the part most orderly they few exe 1 was specially political discas- a prominent colored orator, from Ma: , from mak. ing a speech on the steamer. The Hi Livinz- ston will take them back to Aquia Creek this afternocn, when they will continue their jour. ney home on the Fredericksburg railroad. —— DEATH of PROMINENT © day, Mr. John Hodgson, Washington, died a: bis Tesidence in the Sixth Ward. Mr. Hodzson was well-known in tae order of Odd-Fellows, of which he was a Past Grand Master, and a member of Central Lodze and Columbian Encampment. He wasa stove and tin worker. and for several years b been in the city post office. A few hours wards Mr. John Smith, residing on {th s: east, usar N street south, died. Mr. Smith w for many years master Ship-carpenter in the Navy Yard, and the frigate Minneso:a wae built under ‘bis supervision. He wasa mein- ber of Eastern Lodge ard Columbian Eneamp- ment of Odd-Fellows, and Liberty Lodge, No. 6, of Knights of Pythias. pabintlat ao ZENS, a respected citi Coat.—The season for getting in the winter's snpply of coal is at hand. A good arucle of coal may be recognized readily by the obser- vance of two simple rules, easily remembered and of easy application: ‘Ist. fhe wearer the approach io a square fracture, or a cubical shape of the Jump the better is the coal: slaty cosi shelves off in slabs and irregular pieces. 2d, The texture should be smooth and glossy. ‘Of course to test this the lump clinging dust and dirt taken of this, the surface does not rub off isa’ favorable sign. two things w: of baving a grate, incident the annoyance y cleaning out of the using slaty coal. 5 ‘° ACCIDEST ON THE ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA Ratcnoad.—The train trom Lynchburg, due bere at 6.15 p.m. yesterday, did not arrive till 3 o'clock this morning, having been detained b an attempt to throw the train from the trac: near Rapidan station. Some miscreaat hid placed a cross tie on the track at a curve in the Yond, thereby preventing its being seen, and the engine was thrown off the track and badly damaged. Another engine was procured from Mavassas Junction with which the train was brought to this city. Altheugh the shock badiy paeane some of the passengers none were art. THE MiscecENATION CASE.—The Varriaze Consummaied.—The miscegenation case, of which we gave an account on Saturday, bas, we learn, been brought to a successful termi+ nation. The clerk and his would-be mulaito bridge at length succeeded in having an inter- view with the Archbishop of the Diocese of Baltimore, during which they requested per- mission for the proposed match, and were pe. remptorily refused. Nothing daunted, how- ever, they returned to this city, and found a Methodist minister, who made them man and wife GEESE AND HoGs.—The police in most of the ‘wards continued to the close of Inst wrex to take up bors and gees running at large, but it is likely that they will shorty suspend opera- uons in this work, in the Third and Fourth Wards, and that part of the city included in the Second police precinct, ( of N street,) im consequence of the Mayor having refused to pay the persons employed in the service of Fetching the sutesais ‘for sumber ot geese taken up last week, because it had been repre. sented to him that the geese in question were —— some children while being driven to water. —_.—_—_ DECENT ON A GAMBLING House. —Abont ij; o'clock last night Major Richards, apt. Reed, Lient. Noonan, and Detectives Clarvoe, Big- ley, Coomes, Miller, and Thompson made a decent on a rambling house on 7th street, be- tween D and E, where they found a number of men engaged in gambling. The officers took the proprietor to uarters, but allowed the otbers to go. dustice Walter fined him $50 and costs, ——- Ctoraixe Founp.— This morning, abont three o'clock, officers Hill and Leach noticed a colored man on the avenue with a bundle, and started after him, when he dropped the bundle and ran, making good his . It was found to contain two small Marsei! white dresses with red trimmings, a pair of pants, and a sbirt, all wet, which are at the station-house for identification. Ronnery ov A Stor®.—On Saturday night the store of Barr & Co., ‘th street, was entered nd about $40 worth of cigars and tobacco car- ried off. Officers Kelly and Markwood ar- rested James Wallace, Alfred Garrett, and George Henry on the charge and they’ were committed to jail by Justice Clark. ——— INDENDIARY FinE—Damage $10,000—We re- gret to apnounce th count. near the 7th street rond, was last night de. stroyed by the act of an incendiary. The build- ‘was pearly com| ol Pn ro A pleted, and imvoives the loss CorTRacT AWARDED.—The tract fe - ford, at 18 cents per cubic yard one San —_-—__ Cancer op Bicgamy.—James Lomax Says See Opa aaa ma rtf y Justice to Tux Lincotn MonUMENT.—Congress has appropriaied a sufficiency of bronze cannon captured during the war to crst alt the colossal Sigures, thirty-five in number, to be placed upon the magnificent monument to be erected tion. requtred for the ,| jument, including base and figures, will be bone $000,000: and Mr. Wm. H. Corknin, former agent of the American Bible Society. has. the general agency for the col. lection of the fand. The model of the monn- ment is hy the arehitect, Clark Mills, who is already ‘ing the models for the principat figures, at his studio near Bladensburg. The jowing is a summary of the principal features of the graud structure proposed to be erected: The pedestal is to be of granite, and the fic- ures bronze. The whole siructare w be sey- enty feet high, surmounted by thirty-five co- lossal figures "Its construction is triangula:, aod the crowning figare is Mr. Liocola in th: Actef sigming the proclamation of emaacipn- tion. Oma ledge, just below his teet, stand the allegorical figures of Liberty and Justice and Time. ‘monument iteeli will have three base-relefe, representing the bombardment of Sumter, the Senate and House amending the Constitation, and the surrender of Lee. Among the figmies om different parts of the monument will be the members of Mr. Lin- coln’s Cabinet: the slave, 43 a slave and ass freeman: the prominent men of the country who stood by the nation, including Bishop Simpson and Henry Ward Beecher. At the three angles near the base will be six equestrian statues, including those of Grant, Sherman, and mn Wadsworth, the latter representing the volunteer army. —_-——__ .Nic.—To-day Working Ulub, col ) Chapel, Sonth re holding a pic-nic near Bla- nearly as large a r-umber left this afternoon on the two o'clock tram. ler Zouaves are on the ground engaged in target firing, &c., tor a medal presented by the club, and this a ternoon a match game of base ball ts in pro- gress between the Country and Pythian clubs Eastern Star Lodge of United Odd Fellows is also on the grounds. — Sent ON ror BURGLARY.—James Wallace, Albert Garnett, and George Henley, colores, were arrested this moruing for burgianionsly entering the store of Messrs. Ridenour & Barr, on 9th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, Saturday night, and stealing therefrom a lot of tobacco, cigars, wearing ap- parel, &¢., amounting toabout $45. The ac- cused were examined before Justice Clark. and the evidence establishing their guilt, they were committed for court. Alia Rogers. also colored. was sutsequently arrested for receiving some of the stolen goods, and held for examination. A lot of cigars, &c., identified by Mr, Barr, was Yound upon Alia’s premises, ——_-—__. THE Prize RING.—As the time approaches fer the “mill” between Sam. Collyer and Billy Edwards. the excitement incident to such is discernable and betting has commenced. The odds bere are greatly in favor of Sam, The time is the 24th instant, and Sam is axpected here to Teceive a benefit on the 17th. et peshee-<s stonla CHANGED MIs QuaRTERS.—Mr. Jack O'Leary with his assistanis, Andy Clark and Mac, hav- ing left the Union Hotel, Georgetown, are at their old quarters the Senate House, near the depot. Mr. O'Leary expects toopen in the fall 9 first class pliceon Pennsylvania avenue. ——— Tre Tax SALE.—The tax sale was completed to-day. when the bidding was more spirited than om the previous days, and several lots in- formally passed over were recalled :ind sold. —_— THE COURTS. In CHAMBERS, Jedge Wuli.—To-day, John. son agt. Jobuson: order nisi ratitying Trustee's sale. Bash, Bunn & Uo. agt, Whittington; or- der for hearing application for injanction. The Gazeve lowing items: nee of the in- day evening bas the fol Reservoir —In conseq creased and inerensing demands upon the Mount Cameron reservoir, the Alexandria Water Company propose’ constrneting, is speedily as possible. an enlarged reservoir ni joining, and to the North of the present one, and, with that in view, have engaged Chief Engineer Washington Blythe, of the andris, Loudo pshire railroad, races for ihe Aque. ‘The arched braces to be erected as supports to the Alexandria Canal Aqueduct arrived here in a schooner from Haltrmore yesterday, and will be carried up the eaval and ‘at once placed in positien. With these braces erected, no fears need be enter- tained of the strength of the aqueduct. Arrested on Suspiciom.—A man by the name of Peter Andersons, charged with stealing « boise from a centieman iu Fairfax county, and confined m jai! in Richmond, was arrested in Fredericksburg, on Tuesday night, and com- mitted to jail, on suspicion of jail ‘breaking in Richmond Revo ver Recoveved.— Detective MeCoombs, of Washington, was in this city this morning on the track of a colored man named John Ross, who had stolen a revolver in Washington and disposed of it here. The thiet was found and the pistol recovered. Grain Receipts.—The daily receipts of grain by the Orange, Alexandria and Manasssas Railroad for the past three or fonr days have Aversved six thousand bushels, and large dally Teceipis are now expected unul after the ES Fecey Freichts —The Urange. Alexandria and Manassas Railroad is now doiag a heavy freight business. This morning thirty-seven 1-aded cars left the depot at thts city for points West and South. Property Sole—Green & Wise, real estate agents, sold to-day, by public auction, the Property known as Qoekpit Point Fishery, with five hundred acres of land, situated on the Potomac river, for *3,535, to Samuel Bratt. Token Care of —Ned Harris, a colored luna- tic from this city, was. on yesterday, received into the insane asylum for colored ‘people at Howard's Grove Hospital, Richmond. Sudden Death.—Mrs. Susan Gheen died very suddenly at the residence of her son, in West End, & day or two since. DIED. ANDERSON. On Saturday. 8th instant CHAS. LIBRUM, infant son of Librum and Barb: ra An- derson, aged 5 months. y thy bright spirit, by God ’seternal throne, og the grand 0 ‘a peo) his t's residence, m o'clock. SON At 12 o'clock a _m. on Sanday, abeust ft, ‘Soith W."HOBGsON" ia the 85d yea? of his ag rill take place from nia late revi- cae a aoe ofeth street cast and E ‘on to-m: {Teseday) noon, at 5 o’clock The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. ai ARDS. On Sunday, the Ith, at 94 JOD WEPSTER: Infant son oC Wm, Band Mary J Bichards. aged twe months and nine day. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are ri spectfally invited to attend the faneral to-day at 4 m o'clock from the residence of bis parents on Half st eat, between Fand Gate. south. * 0 A t 10th. at 9 .. JAMES vouegest chile sf Jobe Wand Aun'Ly Pome. lyearand 5 ‘Tal willtake piace at 10 o'clock on Tnes- ‘ning from the residence of his grandfather, ements, ith st..bet.Oand Pats.” CROWN. This morning, after «long and patn fu inees, MARTHA AY wife of 3s Frederick Crown. The fi I (to which the relatives and friends of the family are invited) will take place from het © residence. 159 14th street weet. between P on Wednesday afternoon next, at 3 SMITH On fu ngust oth. after a long nd ith Ons s: 1TH, one of the cldoet rerfaente of the eestorn section of the city, im the 68th year of bis age. . . the 9th instant, at 5 obec pee ISARU TN, HOPKINB, te tas Sih year of hie age. TH ladelphia, on the 7th instant. at eit ot Henry J. Thomas. a: the late Thomas Addison. of Mary- si) es ao PPPBPPPPPPPPPPPORPPPP -— THOMAS H. BARRON, wa BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, 4ND = SUPERINTENDENT. S vet hanic, I offer Seer & Rattle ia alo ST contract for ail kinds ot work connected. S7 with the art of building; superintend V4 the"Sa Ee Kindeot work nts nued por centage upon ea Bue ‘cost, Sind wit prepare ail drawings oni ao feeitications without charge. , Old and al SF -simoat a8 good an when Pew bait, | it, Tame SF prevares to make practical Se ivccldications feeb ta: nocebante cos work-em STTLmM prices tosait the app ‘nee ST pledge m: in my basi - -~, yaelf to be agreeable anid aT Sz ty obllentons "and tk fa retara out tho Sx ame from thore. w! dddddddd setae fm Reference ie Sr erh cesar seh 8 web ow Al Will meet: Svith bumediate attention “ifidecdacdadeadedadedad ‘ae nance a, ‘The Teermassent in 5 Jzussur’s Cur, A. A. COURTY, Aug. 9, is6s.— On Saturday afternoon, a tournament took place in Anne Arundel county, few hundred ‘yards from this place, in which eighten of the best riders of companies A, B and G, 3d Mary- Jand cavairy (Col. Frank A. Boad) took part. ‘There were present a large number of specta- tors, including Gov. Swanr, Gen, Latrobe, Major Gen. Bowerman Gens. R. H. Carr and and Cooper, each with iheir staffs and a ne ber of regimental officers of Baltimore in fall uniform, Colonel Jobn L. Smith, (formerly of Your city,) and abouta handred ladws from Baltimore, ana many from along the line ot the railroad and from the adjoining couaties. Tn the woods a platform for dancing parposes been erected, near which there were re- fresbment booths, and on the edg» of the woods overlooking the field in which the riding took place a platform had been erected, which was soon leveled with the cron the weicut ot country belles and city ladies aeee it. A band of music was also present. The three companies—the first hailing trom the neighborhood of Millersville, the second the third from this from Howard county, sud immediate neighborhood. took place. disorder was occasioned in the woods by two or three intoxicated men, and some threats were made to “buck and gag” them, but they were finally persuaded to leave the ground. A jousting post was placed in the centre of & straight track one hundred and twenty-five yards long, on which was suspended a ring About two inches in diamater. to be carried off ta full gallop on the point of asabre, After a close contest the victory was awarded Warfield, of Howard county. Tne nextenc- cessful rider was Ch: orthington, of the same company, and the third, Somerville Au- derson, of Company G. Miss Annie Worth- ington, of Howard county, was crowned uren of Love and Beauty, and Misses Annie ewart and Emma Klopfer. of the same county. as first and second Maids of Honor, (the er formerly of this city Hardly had the crowning been concluded, nbinge, and there was a general break mate tor the railroad and adjoining houses, every one «ppearing disposed to take care of “nu: ber one,” and ina short space of tume the wi ‘were almost cleared. Some, however, took shelter ir and under wagons and carriages, and essayed to recommence the festivities ‘henever the rain for a time held up; but after several attempts it was given up'as a bad job. At this place the ladies and yisit- ors from Baltimore took shelter until the train for Baltimore passed—about ten o'clock. In the stampede several horses were missed, and some of our neighbors are busily engaged im bunting them up. While waiting for the trains there was considerable disorder, and it appeared several times as if @ riot of some magnitude would ensae, but Col. Bond and the officers of his command. with some of the Balumorians, managed to prevent any ser: consequences. CITY ITEMS. PANIC-STRUCK BEAUTY.—It is a terrible shock to acharming woman—indeed, to ony Woman--to find that her teeth are “beginuing togo.” Never will any hnman being who uses the fragrant Sozodout, make that discov. ery. “SPALDING’S GLUE "—No famtly will be without 11. well regulated | JRWELRY.—Silver-plated Ware, Ladies Satchels and Albums received this morning xt Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. avenue, near ij street. | ERE THE BASE LAWs of servitade began. Then wild in woods the noble savage ran. Henning’s One Price Clothing Store wasn't at No. 511 7th street | WHAT MAKES your Lair so beautiful? Mrs. S.A. Allen's Improved (new style) Hair Re- storer or Dressing. (ir: one bottle.) Price Que Doliar. Every druggist sells it. “0 ——_-——_ THERE 18 A TIME POR LVERYTHING, but it is getting bigh time for you to save your money, an this you can doo by going to the original Franc, 404 Seventh etreet, between D and E_ and buy your gent’s Furnishing Goods, cent. less than in nny other store m this city. Remember the place—49i; with large plate glass front, i ———- Corxs, Buxrows, BaD Nats, and all dis- ot the feet. successtally treated by L Surgeon Chiropocist, #24 Pennsylvania , between $% and ih str Office hours from Sa.m.to6 p.m. No charge for consultation. Established 1561. Price List ot Gen ‘urnishing Goods at the original Franc, 49 Seveuth street, (large front,) between Dand E streets: — fe Shirts,S1—S1.50;Fine White Snirt= plate g. ood Wi $2.00—2.50; Good Summer Under Shirts, 50, $1; Good Summer Drawers, 5%, 75, $I Good Cotton Socks, 1, 15, 20 cents: Paper, Collars, 18,25 cents per box: Handker chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end- Jess variety, at popular prices. P.S.—1 bave mo braneb stores. re ——e——. Lapigs, try the choicest Perfume in the world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembie: the odor of a rare and delicate met of flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. & few drops will leave its peculiar and delight = fragrance upon the handkerchief for mavy ours. + 8 —_e For Corns, Bunions, Bap NAlILs, &o., visit Dr. White's rooms, No. 424 Penasylyania Avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. ee Pursons wishing to subscribe for Tar STAR who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard. will please leave their orders at No. 122 Easi Capitol street, between 4th and Sth. Joun Cocerns, Agent. ne erat WRarrine Parzg for sale. Apply at th Star Office. BANKERS, Jax cooxx a 00 BA KB, Fipreente St2xe1, Orros-rs Tuxasvey Buy andee atcurrent market rates, and 2onstantly on-hand a fall sapply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIETIES, AND’ OMPOUND INTEREST SOPES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &0., executes and collections mace on ell accessible points. sel-tt Finer BATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. H, D COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co..) President WM, 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY anp FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITEL STATES, 15th strest, opposite the Treasury Department. Government Securities with Treasurer Unite Btates, 7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS..— ‘We buy and sell all classesof GOVERNMEN; SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNJEH BXCHANGE and make Collection, tm ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TH} UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on th: MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care fal attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIR ‘and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFDBMATION to regard to @OVERE MENT LOANS ot all times cheerfully furnished. ‘WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshier. ‘Weahtngton, March 3, 1835. an Saurs MADE TO OBDEB, AND WARRANTED To FIT. WALL, ROBINSON & 0O., e2-__ 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. EACH BASKE P PEACH BASKETS" iy agtour ort Se EaReMEOOe, aué-colt 5387th below Penna. ave. LE PANIER BUSTLE, FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES. LE PARIER ELIPTIC SKIRTS, FROM $1 UP TO 91.50, at BAUM'S, CORSET FACTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVERUB, ioe detween @th and 7th streots. Bovems D'BGLISE. ‘These Candlee—ef first will sell at New ork wioleole pee tag bat = nw a wae, ————— Affairs im Georgetown. Visit To Lexssune.—Mr. Lewis McKen air, President of the Loudon and Hampshire Rau. Toad Company, having imviied the Jout Com- mittee of our Councils on we sudject of & con- Bection with Toad, to visit Leesburg to-day % conter with bim and the Board of Direciors in reference thereto, the committee, With sev- eral prominent citizens of the town, left here this morning for Alexandria om the tug “Katie Wise,” and on Weir arrival there took the eight Leesbu: & m. train for return this evening, and as the ~~ pleasant, they are no doubt having a delightfal Heh Be Test ot which we nope will be bene- ficial Lo the progress of the proposed connection and the interests of Georgetown. TRE Canat.—Now that the strike xt Cam- berland bas been definitely settled, boats are ArTiving Tapialy. ‘To this date, sage une Ist upstant, the arrivals number 14.» TEMPERANCE MEETING.—There was a very Jarge atendance at the tem; oe Meeting at Butcher's market, wn, yesterday af- ternoon. The meeting was held winder the ac. ices of Potomac Division, S.of T. Jokn Lee, vy. P, of Potomac Division, presided. The Meeting was addressed by the Rev. William Lighter, F. A. Aiken, Mr. Norris, and James Cattell. A number signed the pledge. The meetings at this point are increasmg im mter- est. Mescnants’ Exch axon—flerings—1.>) Dushels wheat ana 1,3") bushels corn. Sales. 1z¢ busheis wheat, at S20; 1,40 busbels, at 92.60; 390 bushels, at #°. bushels, at $2.7u: ‘ubushels, at $2.75. No sales of corn. River Fronxt.—Cleared—Sebr. J. W. Mait- wane, Leighton, Alexandria. > coal Washington Gaslight Company steamer New York, Jones, Phila- delpbia. Pouce ITEMs.—George Washington, (save the mark!) colored. was arrested’ by oificer an for keeping dog without a license, by Justice Buekey. Ona~ E. Bailey, sailor, was arrested by officer Novle as a deserier, and turned over to the naval au- thorities, by order of Justice Buckey. Henry C. King, machinist, was arrested by officer Mastin for disarderly conduct, the penalty of Which Justice Buckey fixed at $2.50, A Gate PARLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY CHEAP DBY GOUDS — We are about baviug our Store Room of this wiil run off oar ereatl) duced cur Steg 161 Bridge et. Georgetown WA ‘TU BUY—Aall Kinds ot $5.000. or Also. all inde of i PAWN BROKERS. ESt4scishep Ise HERZBERG'S LUAN OF FIOB, 351 NORTH © STREET, between 4: and 6th streets. }. immediately in rear National iiotel. S7 Hichest advances made. Btrictly confiden- thal. 2-6. CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE. 9 BLEVENTU STRERT. NEAB PEN NSYLVANIA AVE. ‘he business known as 8. Ki & 0o., brokers, will be conducted be ‘3/BaRT LETT. " Money loned on time to customers om Gold ana tilver Watches, Diamoads, Jewelry, Gold ane Silver Plate. Pia i r Fornitare. Ladies 0 enrin Size ofall description. Old gol pe a Ts EN LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 475 B. BUBNSTINE’S LOAN OFFICE. Gs Thirteenth attest. a Seen south vttease ve cer by suit Money loaued on time, to suit customers on Estate, Gold Silver itches, Diamonds. Jew gity. Silver . Pianos, Furuitare, Mechanica ay ean areata : f 7 23-sa BOCENSTIOS LD ESTAELION STi mst, 34 FOUB-AND-A-HA Pennsy he attention of wholesale and _retall deale: its gor large stock of Ro-a" Bey aot Shore mac Ea in Kitts which weare selling » eat Jobbing 8 M. BROWN & 00. Agents tor Hoste’ Spuineose: Goose Be York ider and Vinegar. mutt Jous cnar 2 co., MANUFACTURERS AND DRALERs In WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, ROOMS, TWINKS, COBDAGE, Be.. ae 16 FULTON AND 202 FRONT STREETE, SEW YoRE. —ee — WILLIAM a.GRA prcrure FBAME MOULDINGS. We have jnet received a» of Ple- TURE FEA MOULDINGS of Bleak Walnut, hich w fo. trage at reason: gases H.W. HAMILTON « yriw Builders’ it, 562 7th (Gj ROcERIEST GROCERIES: oie bed ane ee aaTy a coe — Corner oth and Tetrecis, Pear CIDER VINEGAR, reced ved a al ©. F, PEBRIE & 00'S LD Government Java. Maracaibo, La Ona Gio COP Pegs tisct Brome Dacicioe Coffee. A fresh supply jnst rece: by c. BIE & CO POBE Imperial. Ganpowder, Oolong, and Japan EAS, ‘ice, et TEAS, at {0ir Prices PEREIE & CO'S., Jy st Corner 9t band I streets AED. NEW STORE OF =e B. W. BEE iy SONS. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF) Our ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING AND SUM- . GOODE must be closed MEK out st some price. Also, s large Vhite Goods, Pisid Mustins. Savsooks. ‘Sambrica. Linen Canbric Hakfs, Tahie (T° LIME AND GATE DEALERS AND Gul Wo have for sale prime Lona HAIR, or Piss a fabing = twill find t to their lventage or T.H.GBUPY & CO. £2-2m_No. 428. Calvert st Baltimore, ha. SLATE MANTELS. ‘We have now in store for exhibition. the variety a SLATE MASTELS ever saa city, and at ‘to compete with Ore, York Piiadaipnte or MPS UILDERS DEPOT. 502 Seventh street, Jy2-2w 5 IAMILTON & CO. ESE! CHEESE!! Just received Fifty Boxes best NEW YORE OTORY CHEESE. Fo ale atlowcst New York prices. by. Te ENS Fm tan, ee isi ee ——, = ANDBEW 3. JCYUT 8 00., CABEIAGE MANUFACTURE “QT end 479 Lith street, Particular attention given to repairing. delé-l1m @ wwe, & IMPORTER OF PARISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SARSAPARILLIAN, aNnD ITS POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES PREPARED UNDER A NEWLY DISCOVERED PROCESS FOR EXTRACTING THE OU- RATIVE PROPERTIES FROM VEOR- TABLE SUBSTANCES. ENTERS INTO THE COMPOSITION or DR. RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. A NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED ONE BOTTLE OF RESOLVENT JS BETTER THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES oF THE ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, OR DB! KECT DIURETIC REMEDIES. Phyricians wender at the extraoniinary power of RADWAY'S BENOVATING RESOLVENT tn curing the worst forms of Scrofuloms. Sy philot Giate relic a Kidney. Diseases of the ladder, Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen Ite rapid tutinence in thecure of Diabetes, Lucon ts ence oF scanty, turbid, sibumimons, cloudy urin Its almost instant eficacy in stopping itching sud painful discharge of urine, aud ite singular pow. in curing discharges from the Uterus aad Uret!:a, Leucoithea, Bloody Urine, ant otber untealthy and weakening discharges;—ant inquire the SARSAPABILLIAN used in the Reno Kesolvent differs from ordi Sarsapa Bersapariilian ts the only principle in Sarmapariis that Possease® ewratine proper of the root are inett and useless extract obtained under Dr. Radway's new process for extracting tbe curative properties from vegeta ble substances, contatus more of the true priuciple of cure than 20 Ibs. of the ordinary roots SARSAPARILLIAN 4: on!y ony of the Ingrei outs that forms this troly wonderful medicine, and itis the only compensating remedy that commuut cates ite purifying. cleansing retnvigora properties through the BLOOD. SWKAT, URIN and other secretions, securing ® harmonious tional action of every depraved organ and el the system. If the blood is corrupt, the Rew Li the Skin is covered with pimples. spots, pustui: sores, ulcers, &c., the Besolvent will quickly rm move these annoyances. If mercury is depostted the bones and has accumulated tn the ayster. th Besolvent will driveit ont. Ifthe throa. chial Glands are. ulcerated, the Resolvent wi these signs of au early waste. Direct reme tice po seating ouly exclusive properties. are burtful, a= they increase the fuxctional secre by suspending the c hence, a compensating remedy like the & fe the vuly means of a permanent cure. BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP oP BLOOD impreguated with the Besolvent aud « sorbed to supply the waste of the body, will m pure, sound and healthy flesh aud fore. The tir dose that is taken commences ite Work of puritica- tion and increasing the appetite and flesh, A REMARKABLE CURE! wolvens SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS, SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE NOSE AROUND THE EYES, €., recently exhibited, « few bottles will cure. or through the efleets ot Mercary, Por Gm, Corrosive Sublimate. from six to one dz Desties may be Peyuired to make a permanent cure A remarkable instance of personal beauty re stored t « Ledy disfigured by the ravages of « frightful disease. From the advanced sheets of aucw Medical work called: “FALSE AND TRUE.” BY JOHN BADWAY,™. D. the hould sou tor a copy, came, a scopy, ich will Deeent free of charge. by remitting one et ‘stamp for postage. to Badway & Uo., jew York. FIKST BOTTLF.~At the end of the firet bottle herstreneth, appetite and spirits were tmprived. and the small pimples. blotches. pustules, disap: Deared. Applying the Hesolvent over the surface, with a fine sponge, relieved the inflammation aud itching. and served s @ reliable antiseptic in cleansing and purifying the patrid desh. SECOND BOTTLE —At the end of the seco ottle. signs of improvement in the 4: rom the} uterus, inflammation. paty and swell .the skin greatly improving, the eves gr: ing brighter. strength and appetite increasing THIRD BOTTLE.—Dry scabs on the scalp, aud sores on the arms. and incrusted scales of the hands. gradvally jug. leucorrhea great! water becoular clear, ent Kideese ead FIFTH BOTTLE —¥inger nails growing, bands and arms clear and smooth. hair growing on the scalp. bowels regular, aud skiu free trom irritation. face clear of sores. SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOTTLES.—Ulcer on the peck greats improved leucortheasliecharges | menstruation regular, of the rritation in the aterus. sand Ride: | a bair covering the | moped, Incwenes off Gosh uytstes beapeae tans ti : oyants« Cinstich amd appetite good NINTH BOTTLE.—alt Atecaae emcee ong my frequent io seo Sark. oe impr personal appeatauce. halt con to grow rapidly. skin smooth and . the ulcer'in the neck healed wai TWELFTH BOTTLE.—Continuing the Resolv- after all eraptions had divappeared she gained ore trouble iu of grado rgans regular, bloo 47 talis perfect, walt re, her m ject. grewine foxoriaut. epirite excclleat, abe exhibited her friends a picture of health aud beauty For six months after the use of the twelfth bottle, she continued taking three teas 1 of the Ke wand two of the Pills three times & In this wonderful cure s lesson may be learned in. 1 of secur a! complezion and tuxuriant rs, painting: im with y Substances. and alcoho! tie SARSAPA OF EACH IF 8ARSAPARILLIAN CANHOT BE OBTAINED FRom WASHINGTON DRUGGISTS, ——— BADWAY & ©O.,