Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-26
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N>A G GAE3 o,se.srscuer,
| However av, rse pa, stefan may feel 10 this
| II ode Of annount ement, yet there are circum-
| stance. at times demanding 1t.
| DR. MASSEY, Of Bait more Is compelled by
sense Of duty, to announce the ne cessty Of lvr
ger stay in Washington, and to saw to tie fl cte
| that, whilst he Is permitted to refer to Ladies
and Gentlemen Of the highest standing, CURED
Of thar SOMETIMES SUPPOSED INcyRAsLR D,s-
| eases, IN ~ Ls principal cities Of the UNION,
| from MAINE to CALIFORNIA, WHO HAVE VS.
| TIED HIM la BALTIMORE, he can az IAis hos,
shots m lie eridencs Of his success In this city
during the Lost lcs, Ks alone. There are those
under has tGys uho. tco toeeks ago, had Mt
| tSdIksd DithOut assistance for yesrs tcho nop
con 60 d5ost at loiN, and ,v.n take Ioxg toalks
" hist there are others, who had suffered ths
| toftureS OF pain In VARIOUS forms, who are now
| comfortabls, and free IhereiY. m
| B-Df nj. employs LE-TRiClTY, bat he
osgs Of the aFict not to Judge Of him by their
| KIN tcl.dSe IA n,er. Galpantc att,rp and E,Hy
Dr NJ has treated scores ,cho hare positiveI ~
been injured by the GIIranSc Bat eva; and Il Is
this erIor which, in part, 1t is Is wish and Oh ect
to correct, taroug bout the length ana breadth Of
our land that ndu ced his present vi to CITY
Rooms 1877 Ia. sv. west OF - st 1t.
lS,MR EDITOR ON TUESDAY The
o>Sa Senior Cadets Of Georgetown College,
commanded by Capt Kenpey, visited Washing.
ton, ard by previous invitation cal ed on the sec
rotary Of the Treasury, at his residence, On F
street, wh.lc they arrived about noon (They
| were preceded, Of course by tie celebrated Band
Of Pref Witeers, who always ofdc,a;es when the
Cadets are On parade and who never fails to give
Satisfaction; by "Inusic," which cannot fail to
excite the elimination Il all true lovers Of the art
We had the pleasure Of hearing his band on the
day before, at the celebration Of the anniversary
CT Washington's Birthday by the Philodemic
Society OF GeOlgetown College, ard Of hea,i ~
several pieces Of his own composition amono
them, the ''Cadet Polka "Josephine Polka. :
ADD Canary Wal'z - all OF which wee received
by the audience with great applause. especially
q rht NJ nf 10
passed
In company with friend l proceeded to Mr..
Guthrte's, where we arrived in time to witness
the drill Of the Company in front Of his residence
which was executed With their usual xactpe, 4
and precision, rejecting great creGi: 10 them.
selves and their officers, which, with the maner-
veIing OF the band, under their gentlemanly lead
err eicited the I'd miretlon OF eli who were SO for
tuGa:e as {" be near at the time
IheJ next marched into the hospitab!e man.
sion, ard were Introduced, one by one to the
the generous and Warm hearted sage OF Kentucky,
who welcomed them TO his hou.e, with bref
hut feeling address, which was res pended to by
Capt. Kenney, On the part Of the Cadets Thew
next proceeded Into the spacious dining room,
Where they found prepared most sumptuous Ie-
pa I, and being reminded by their kind host that
they should mae themselves at home Ia hts ousp
they commenced an earnest at:3ck upon the ood
things before them Dinner being over, then
OF their HI nd beaefActor who will ever be rem, m.
bered with feelings Of the deepes. gratitude Dy
tie Cadets OF GeOfgetown College
After marching through the principal streets
OF the city, the admired Of all admirers, and more
especially by the ladies, they next proceeded to
shr residence Of Charles b. Hill, Esq =, and after
spending an hour or more In the most agreea bic
manE.r, heing received by the kind hest and sew
tral OF his fIfends, both ladies and gentlemen
with every mark Of esteem, they took up the
line OF march for home, stopping on their way to
congratulate the Mayor e!.etoI George Oun, who
received their congratulations in a most friendly
manner After DaItdkinU OF YSfrpShmprfa fhpu
took leave Of their host, arriving at tbs College
In due time, after passing day which will long
bS remembered by them for It's pleasant events
We then took Lave OF them hoping that their
dreams, and ours also, might be OF the pleasures
Of tie day. j. r. CIL
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 1857 lt#