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RIoT.--The lecture Of Father Gavazzi
at Zion church, Montreal, ON Thursday
night, induced the collection on the out
side of an immense mob, to diSperse
which the troops were called out, who
fired twice on the people. killing or
wounding fiji cen or twenty persons, and
causing intense excitement. Father Ga
vazzi is an Anti-Catholic lecturer, who
recently came, we believe, to America
from Italy.l
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VOW Is THE TIME.

TCsT RTCEJVTD--a snprior lot Of BUTTON
y CATERS. kid tops. for Gentlemen. Also.
the Imitation BUTTON CATERS. with kid
tors. Together with every style of SE0ES
for .Gentlemens', Youths, Servants and Chill
drens' wear, all Of which will be sold low at
MILLS New Store.
East side Tth 81. bet. D and f.
NAV 9f-1w INewsl .s ta
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june 4
NEURALGIA GIN BE CUR Ed

We OfALIId GIN DE- (CREO, 3"
CARNER''s VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRAC.-
=, TOR begins to show its wonderful power
Read the following certificate
l hereby certify that I had the Neuralgia
in its worst form for several weeks and suf-
fered the most intense pain; various medicines
were tried. but no relief came till Mt last T
got hold of bottle OF Gamers Vegetable
Pa1n Extractor, which relieved the pain in g
few minutes. and tro hotties oniv effected a
perfect cure. NATHAN EDM0NSTON.
.stEa Ninth street between II and !.
WASHINGTON. My 20, 1858
For sale by Druggists generally in the Dis
trict and Alexandria. Va iure
w W. CAMPBELL has just received. ant,
w keeps constantly on hand, p full sup
ply Of BUILDING MATERIALS 1T his place
on 9TH street south side Of the Canal viz Ce-
ment, Plaster. Lime, Hair, and Sand. which
will be sold low for cash or to punctual cus-
toners. Also, large lot of SCAFF0LD
POLES, some of them OF extra length. g
IN lift
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EVENING STAR.
L OCAL AFFAIRS

"a Advertisements, to secure insertion.
should be handed in by IL o'clock. "a word
10 the wise" &c t-
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GaJtsT R1IUcT1GN OF rfIcIs.

GoJHT r.: IUCTlGN OF FElCIS.
MIND commencing TO reduce my stock
l. Of feau:ifu, suumer Goods. Ladies' who
are preparing 70 leave tie city will fnd Il to
heir interest TO call and examine my assort-
ment. consisting Of .. ..f
Straw ard Gimp Ronnets
Ronnet. Neck. ard Sash Rihands
Bonnet Flowers. Wreatfe. Poses. &c.
Valencia. 1hread. ard other Laces
Embroidered Pointed Collars
Ditto Chemisets
Ditto Sleeves and CrFs
Lace Slecres ard Collars
Linen and Lawn embroidered Handler
~ chiefs
Muslin embroidered Cars
Ditto lnsertings and Edgings @
tnmhric do do
Muslin ard Ccnhric Floupcinrs
Also. beautiful assortment of Drees Cans
Children's rrcn,enadc Cars. Rosettcs
Rosette head dresses for dirrer ard even
ipgs. #..tg A. TATE
Penna. ave-. between 10Th and 1lth SITS. A..
may GS-eod 2w - 10
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DR.. S. ROSES NERVOUS AND INNIG.
.r OR ATING CORDIAL. F..

TIE Fre1@ea Discovery IN lTeHic>J .Srica,rp.
FyN.!E thousands who are suffering with any
= NERVOUS AFFECTIONS viii frd immedi-
ate relief in using this wor,1erful Corn
l. cures Neuralgia. Heart Disease palrifa
fion, Heartburn. Nervous Head Ache. Trcfnnr
OF the Muscles or Flesh. Wakefulress and all
restlessness If tie mind or body; whether
worn down by care. labor nr study
This truly wonderful Medicine from its no.
"rliar har?v effect in allarng the most vic
'ent Nervous Affections. ard completely Grad
icafing them from tho svs+em. NAV iustIv he
termed the grandest discovery in the science
Of Medicine. 1t suhdues ard averts all tho.e
Nervous Diseases over which the most nro-
found medical skill has hitherto Rad no con.
+ro' L is a grand restorer in hrildirr M .
weak constitution. already worn down bv dis
ense ard dehilifa+ed by other medicire. its
invigoratine properties act like charm. and
ia beneficial effects are almost n,iracnIous
The weak. the nervous. and those suFer;ng
with constant mains and rneasipess. are FIRE.
qu"n'ly cured by using sin Ie bottle
Price 50 cents. and 70 he Rad nj all he re-
sreciah'e Drug Stores in Washington. George
own. D. C.. and Alexandria. Va. feb 25-
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nRsP nvTr. croeE. C"s 1gtEFs, &c.
pLACk DRAP D'FTE best quality
~ Black. Blue. md Brown CLOTHS: cheaJ
Hack and Fancv-rolored CaSsTNFRFS
SIR, Satin. and MarseilIes VFSTTEGS
White and checked Linen DRILLINGS
And man. other Goods for Simmer wear
WIN. r. RILEY. corner sfb 81.
may h-lm or-oSite re MARKET
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YvrP IT BIFoRH The pToP,Fr

- II LftUhE The PFUPLF! ~
THAT he undersigned having orened a
i FAMILY GROCERY ard FFFD STORE
on 7th street Island. y between j. ard z s,reet
east side are nrerared 10 furnish TIE nubI;c
with articles in tie above lire on the lowest
terms We name in particular as follows
Sugars-'oaf. crushed. rulverized. ard brown
Teas Cnffees. MoIasses. Rrandies. wb;stir,
Tins vines. cordials. Bacon. Dried Peef'
LarF, Butter. Flour. Meal. Candies. y. A
c9mf''h' s Soap; IA fine article; y Brown. Cas-
I've, re, ard ~. Fancy Soaps. Tobacco. segars. Pie.
Olive Oil. Peprer Sauce. Catsur. Cract.r.
Raisins. Figs. Citron, Oranges. Lemons Nn,.
Nutmegs. Indigo. Maccarori. Cinnamon soS.
Pepper, Starch, Yeast Powders. &c. &c
LARMoUR 4 BRO.
10 I'm 7th street, Island.
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Cousins of Temperance is the title Of
a new order of I" the cold water army" in
Jersey City, Y. J. -
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OhN M LINZ. USEFUL.

CN7 III " u NJ UNEFUL.
THE FANCY CUT PAPERS for frames md
Z frc-grafes. for sale at WIMER'S, are a.
tracing purchasers from all quar- ers Of the
District. IF you want a choice of coloss and
patterns, come carly on the receipt Of every
new supply. - Sixth stseet. square from
Pennsylvania avenue [News1 irre .
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NOTI0E -WAsHINGr0S LIGHT INFAN-
rRY.-An adjourned meeting of the CORPS will
be held on MONDAY EVENING at s O'Clock
june IL B, F. BEERS, Secretary
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FINE PATCHES. RICH JEWELRY.
Pure s;lverware, Fans. Card Cases, &c.
q NJ. n. GAIT + BROTHER will open
G1 today a magnificent assortment IF GU
ELkl. Fine FANS, CARD CASES, PORTE
MNNNAIES, &c. ,......-.... -. 60.
Also. Just finished varied aseor. mert Of all
the more modern styles of rnre STLvERWARE
embracing every article of use and ornament,
OF their own manufacture warranted rure. !.
Always on bend large assortment Of goods
suitable for Wedding Gifts. T.. = =
NJ. ". GAIT BFOTRFR,
Sisn'of the Golden Ea~'e Penn avenue,
may H-3t g bet 9th and 10th streets.
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WASHINGTON HRsNtH RnKotD.
CSf 40 ~
- E-zs-1 SsGc - - y ----
CHANGE OF HOURS. &

CHAAGE OF. HOURS
OK and after Monday. March IL, the Pas
" senger Train will Ee run as follows:
Leave Washington at and O'Clock a. NJ.
Do do ats and O'Clock 7. NJ.
On Sunday at O'Clock a NJ and ?. M. T
Leave Baltimore at { ard 9 o'clock 4. ID.
Do do 81 and 6. 80 min. p. NJ.
On Sundays ar 4; A. 81. and 81 T. M
TIE Ist and 4th TRIMS from Baltimore and
the Cd and Attn from Washington will be Ex-
press Trains. stor ping only a; the Annapolis
and Washington JUNCTION Stations s-a4- r..
The Train leaving Saturday evening goes TO
further than Philadeirhia;. the oneof Sunday
morning only to baltimore. 4. - 5-gt. sraeF
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to-
Philadelphia and New York will be given by
Trains leaving at 4. NJ. ard ?. VI. except
on Sunday morning. gBy-o, der ss1n5w -.
mar is aa tn. PARSDES. Agent
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sS DR., CAS- sDAv Mt. surgeon Dem
OIIfsyss$ list, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public of Washing
ton and Georgetown. that he NAV be found in
Csmpbell>s new building. on Pennsylvania
avenue, between the National Hotel and 4!
street, where he still continues TO perform all
onerations in his profession in the most scien-
t'flc manner. NAV 3l-owf:
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Iron Hall,
Pennsyfvania apenue, bstpssn Ninth and Tenth ,'rsets
NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
10 II Il G q II l. ID L n

THE AZTEC CHI DREN,
will their evening
7scloc and continue, for limited number OF days three
open from TO 49, to s. and o. Lecture. al H.
and 8, daily. A lecture every exhibition.
s
formed for ~ ds:ss" through s. thought and
se.neals,ins differently , from all other people
To that these folks the phenomena
81 and and ina. s' a. once s: forth
10 only to AFFIRM what everywhere admitted.
live have been and brought from central
to the United state, e. &C. positive
drawn exhibitions and satisfied nearly all Of New York
sn s
upe.aaou. Wr. observes, .o%sSaw ~
pear win an uns look o. n conscious priority
the mushrooms Of to-day.
Tbs.. people are no, brother and ,i.,sr.
They dwarsre perfectly formed In
Their habs and dispositions perfectly accordsne.
a child a year old require. Of m.n.
The young play. hi. nddl. and drives hi. horses.
MaImo weirh. :, pounds. s.r,ols only u,
The lady !. 90 tn. boy "a, inches high.
suass they s. OF English words and readily
T.. s. Of s sq'S s s OF
s, w@S ,y | s% s"sn yum GY
by Jshr L. Stevens esq, and other travellers.
ICtt JEW esLsAh inc toitdnYs.-N w. CALF
u BROTHER will open this day magnificent
Watches rich ewelry
holidays which
desiring They enumerste in
ladies' watches, sramelsd
backs, studded with pearls and diamonds
New French chatalains diamond brooches
Crosses, and hnger-rings
Rich bracelets, silver acts pitchers
0obiets, card cases,
And every article Of fancy silver.
hns world Of
enumerated making all the complete
offered for sale In this city.
M. w GAIT 4 BROTHER,
Ian l-M Sign of the golden eagle, Penn.
Ekn6H S-ppiy Of best Ma Gloves j"ss rsessvsd--
rs doses sssusnse's white kid gloves.
10 colored do
50 DO ladies white do
80 do 40 light and DARK do -
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A NEWLf-BUT.T AND AMPL ED RRICK uorrsv
IA OF moderate sire, IA from
convenient to the Post once be rented ~
year. or more, by ANAL family no Al n q ~
letter = - - "
III the furniture Is comparatively having
specialize private sny for few only during
case of sickness or disease has therein, " -
The lot the advantage carriage house .t.ble Gc 49,,
horses ana oher excellent outbudng parior vsyy
sooa piano, wbcn VIII not be removed IL taken OF
The party contracting will be required pay monthly reni in i'd
vance, and TO return the condition n "a
eeved except the ordinary from moderate ana o.,s
ful nee. - ~ 'e'"'e anu os's
prov'aed ne did not entertain large companies
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OsT, Ray Horse, with carriage harness, near
~ Georgetown, on Tuesday night reward viii 10
70 any person who shall this ON Of
France street, wsshinron.
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NOTICE TO vOrEHs.In sui, the convenience ~
~ those whose the po ss ~
n wsd- 81 This city, and who appear during day
once VIII be open "Wednesday Thursday Friday svsrivrv
OF the present week. from 6k to 81 O'Clock '~s~
The poll books viii be Friday ansr which s.
no further additions be made. = - N.1"'
n..sa. r.. HARNESS.
D'NN'
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~ ~ 49, - UmpSes In your substitute tsr the
ROsssSS allowed by law, the consrary, can
~ !easons why IL should not be done. dishonest
ef a2e senner through the connvsnce of sirhess or
sns Of nm incompetent assMyer might avail
nsmssu nauonsenty OF such loose legislation commit
vim 'mPMniy me crime Of cnnbexzemept Ii may, per-
hAps, be that the limit a. nd 40 6aou
sandshs are too stnssnt for any erpcrsnced ana tbs
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CH ARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PAW

H1ETFOHD. CONNECTICCT.
CopdQt 100000
Securely invested under the official apnro-
ral Of the Comptroller OF Public Accounts Of
this State
O02re cormey Of MIN ami A~y'nua street.
THIS Company viii issue Policies on the
Z Joint Stock principle, and upon the Nu-
! rU9l plan, thus combining The benefits Of both
systems at the option Of the insured: and
make contracts upon any and all conditions APP
ertaining to, or connected with life risks of
whatever name or nature.
Policies will be issued at the lowest rates OF
premium that can be adopted and afford re-
Quisite security to the insured and perpetuitv
o the institution.
On The surrender Of Life Policy the hold
er viii receive is equitable value in cash
This COMPANY continues to effect insurance
on the lives Of persons going TO California. at
fair rates Of premium: and "A grant permits
for travelling. sea and foreign residence at
equitable rates.
Policies issuel for he benefit of married
woman on the life Of hor husband. or any
other person. will insure 30 her separate use.
independently Of her husband and of the
claims OF his ere litors.
The Company is managed and controlled bv
a Board Of Directors who are personally in
tereStel. as stockholders and policy holders.
in is success
Pamphlets. containing rates of premium
md Information in relation to the plan Of op-
eratons, and all papers necessary 20 effect in
surance, NAV he obtained ~ the Office Of the
Company. Or Of any one Of The Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL. President.
JOHN L. BUNCE. Vice President.
JAMES C. WALkLET, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
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Cure for Virulent Small Pox or Scarlatina and
Measles.

a merchant and ship owner Of Boston
says the Courier has had the following
recipe sent him from England, where it
was furnished by Mr.. L. Lalkin, mem Der
of the Royal College of Surgeons, and
who vouches for it as medicine that will
effect a revolution in the healing art, as
regards the prevention and cure not only
of small poX but also Of measles and
scarlatina, however malignant the type,
in manner more efficient and eAtraordi-
nary than could ever have been hitherto
anticipated even by the most ardent PHI
lanthropist.
On the first appearance of fever or
irritation usherlng in attacks, whether
occurring in families or large comnu1i
ties, the subjoined mode Of treatment
should at once be entered On Take one
grain each of powdered foxelove CT digi-
tails valuable in the ration OF its green
ness-the dark should be rejected and
one of sulphate Of zinc itlis article is
commonly known as white vitriol. These
should be rubbed thoroughly in mortar
or other convenient vessel, with four or
five drops of water: this done, a noggin
,or about four ounces) more, with some
syrup Of sugar, should be added. Of
this mixture table spoonful should be
given an adult, and two teaspoonsful to a
child, every second hour, until symptoms
of disease vanish.
Thus conducted, convalesence, as if
by magic, will result. The rapidity of
!
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r E 4 D Y-M 4 DE CLOTHING
And Gentlemens Furnishing Goods.
OF FIRST QUALITY

OF FIRST VUALII1.
M E would respectfully invite the attention
w OF purchasers to our large and fashion
able assortment of EEADY-MADE CLOTH
ING and FURNISHING GOODS, which we
have just received for Spring and Summer
trade, feeling satisfied that we can offer no
inducements in prices, styles, and qualities,
not to be met with in this city.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
under the management OF practical and ex-
perienced cutters. OF acknowledged ability
and taste, is now supplied with an extensive
assortment Of new styles Of CLOTHS. CASSI-
idERES and VFSIINGS, which we will make
to order at the shortest notice in superior
style Of workmanship and finish, at very mod
crate prices, apd guarantee entire satisfaction
in ali cases WALL & STEPHENS.
Penn. avenue between 9th and 10th
ap s streets next to Iron Hall
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FLNRRL CORDIAL.

For the re1icf and permanent eure Of Gonor-
rhr0, GiectS. Strict"res, Seminal Losses,
Leuchoriu, Grarcf, DC.
TFNEIE FLORAL CORDIAL has gained extern
4 sivc character as cure, both safe and
pleasant for the above namod very common
and destroying COMPLAINT. Persons who have
suffered long with disease and whose constitu-
tons have been impaired by continuous use
Of powerful drugs, have been restored to
health and vigor. by the use of two
bottles Of the preparation. Those afflicted
would not only save money, but a great deal
Of unnecessary suffering, by giving the Cor
dial fair trial
The cordial is pleasant to the taste and pleas
ant IN its effects. In using it no restrictions
are necessary
Price. per bottle. only one dollar.
Sold by C. STOTT & Co, cor. Of 18th street
and Penn. avenue; ". ELLIOTT cor. of F
ana 18th streets; PATTERSON & MARIN.
cor. eth and Penn avenue feb 7-tf
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CAR y FOR LADIES

HENRY WEIRMAN'S celebrated Ladies,
Il i Misses. and Childrcn's FRENCH SHOES.
are sold BY the undersigned. on 18th street.
Just above COrcoran & Riggs Banking House.
in his new building with the high marble
steps, where he viii receive Ladies' orders,
and keep constantly or hand a very superior
assortment Of Ladies'. Misses and Children s
French Cater WALKING SHOES. White and
Black Satin CATERS. SLIPPERS. &c made
to order by II. WeiTman, of PHILADELPHIA. of
the hest French Cater materials and in the
latest Partisan styles. These CATERS are en-
tirely different from what are commonly term
ed 'slop shop shoes - being all custom work
Of superior workmanship, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies. therefore. who value beauty COM
tort aud economy. will he gratifed in the OPP
nortunity to consult their best interest and
taste, in sn essential part Of female dress
The ladies Of Washington. Georgetown
Alexandria. and vicinity are respectfully in
vited TO cali and judge for themselves.
ap 2j-5w c. WIERMAN.
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The Ancient CAN, published at St. Au-
gustine says On Saturday. q son of
Mr.. Futch, Of this county, while picking.
whorjleberrics, was struck by a large
rat.lesnale. Upon being struck he started
to run, but found the snake had It's fangs
fastened to his nantaloons Ice. and in
Stumbling and scufiing to get loose the
snake struck him some SIX or seven times.
The lad was about fourteen Or fifteen
years Of age. He survived but few
hours"
The Washington correspondent of the
\. Y. Tribune says that ''aIl sober-mind-
ed people are drunk with delight" at the
result Of the Municipal election in that
city. InasInuch as the other party cot
drunk on rum, it is fair to infer that they
had a capital good time all round, at the
CAPITALIZATION Bee.
Mr.. 4. G. Blair, a clerl, for Messrs.
Dibrell & Jones, at Richmond, Va. was
knocked down senseless by lightning on
Tuesday, and had one of his boots torn
off, but was not dangerously injured, al
though speechless for half an hour. The
desk at which he was writing was shiv-
cred to pieces. Mr.. Dibrell and Mr.
Strother, who were in the Office at the
time, each received a severe shock.
a good, stout, healthy, honest, indus
trious, steady faithful, persevering, tenn
perate, obliging, trustworthy, good ma
ured, teachable, tractable, civil, moral,
intelligent boy, fifteen years of age, can
have an opportunity to learn the printers
profession at this ofice.-Lafa. Courier.
The slate ola physician in the town of
Chelsea bore the following comprehensive
direction few days since >. Phase call
at Patrick McCallahans, who lives oppo
site Mr.. Murphy-who moved over to
Chelsea Yesterday
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A Quick REPARTEE. following an
ecdote OF Gov. Morris, is related by a
correspondent Of the New York Times:
He had q high respect for Bishop Moore,
a man noted not only for the purity of his
character, but also for the retiring mod
esty Of his disposition, and for the general
favor in which he was held. As the story
ran \ dinner was given by some one Of
Gov Morris's friends when he was about
departing for Europe. Bishop Moore and
his wife were Of the party. Among other
things that passed in conversation, Mr.
Morris observed that he had made his
will in prospect OF going abroad: and
turning to Bishop Moore, said to him:
"My reverend friend, have beQueathcd
to YOU my whole stock OF impudence."
Bishop Moore replied:
Sir YOU are not only very kind but
very generous you have left to me by far
the largest portion Of yoUr estate. y
Mrs. Moore Immediately added:
MY dear, you have come into posses
sion Of your Inheritance remarkably
soon.
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George Washington Napoleon Plus Re
publican American Fourth of July Jean
jacques Crapeau, were the appelIations
bestowed the other day by patriotic
Frenchman Of Cincinnati, at a public
christening, upon his son, who had been
ushered INTO the world amid the g can
mons loud roar" during the Fourth of
July, lS49.
Every portion of the hog is put to some
use now in Cincinnati. They have finally
succeeded N turning the squeal to account
ey using il in opera
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NV dug lid AFOTHoCARY STORE,
IN 9TH St, bet. south d & SITS, Island, for
~ merly occupied by c. Ashford, esq. 1.-The
undersigned respectfully inform their friends
and the public III general that they have now
opened their new store. ard are ready to dis
pense pure, genuine and fresh Medicines with
accuracy. neatness and dispatch.
Particular attention given to night calls.
m16-lW CLARKE & BOWLING
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either vide Or narrow Stats, and plain or
fancy trimmings i,1nished to order Painted
and other WINDOW SHADES put up in de
best style Hair, Cotton. and Shuck MA
TRESSES. Pew and other CUSHIONS to
order. CORDS. TASSELS, SPLIT BLINDS,
&c, on hand. LOUNGES made TO order.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO.
20; ID work repaired. may lift
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/. o. of Rechabi+es

:, Aount Vernon Tent. Thursday. Rechab;tc
IL all, corner AMI 7th streets.
Geo Nashin tor, Monday Rechaoite Hall
- Eagle, Tuesday, Odd Fellows Hall. NAVY
Yard
Arlington, Friday. Rechabite Hail.
Heeer, Thursday. Society Hall. Georgetown
Eagle, Jr.. Masonic Hall, Navy Yard