Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-13

THR ANRRfcAN PHARNAcKurfcxL Assocrk.
sfoN.-This associations opens he ssventh annual
session al The Smithsonian fnstitufion this even
ing. Ii is composed Of two hundred and nine
members, residing as follows Maine I, New
a abampsaiss Vermont colnestieut ! Massa
sylyania A. Delaware 4, Maryland 90 District of
Columbia o, Virginia g, North Carolina I, south
Carolina Q, Georgia ,, Alabama I, Mississippi 3,
Louisiana 2, Ohio 20, Michigan 6, indiana r
Illinois Z, kentucky1, Tennessee 1, Missouri =
The member. from the Di.,ric, of colums,.
nah. F. 5 Walsh, d g. Dyson, g + Tv.an ID
b Clarke, }. N Callsn, and J. L. Kidwell. and
from AlexandIia 4. n. Stabler and w j, bow
my. s -on monday last we gave the names of the
Tine Association was organized In the city of
Philadeiphia In September, 1852 and has for its
Object the ad vaneenent of pha rmaceutical knowl-
cage and the elevation OF the professional char
acter Of apothecaries and druggists throughout
the United States IL Is composed of the Pbar-
maceutists who organized the Association and
others who have since been elected to member
ship, and 10 Its annual meetings are admitted
five delegates from each local Pharmaceutical
Association The last annual meeting was held
In Philadelphia, and was attended by forty.fve
The proceedings this afternoon win consis, On
the examination OF the credentials of del-yates
the election Of members, the recep tion of the re-
ports Of standing committees and the animal
address Of the president, Cbas Ellis of Pbila
delphia. On Tomorrow, the officers for the en-
suing year will he chosen and the deliberations
pIo Sa; Ihey VIII In great part consist Of the
reading OF reports on various subjects of interest
10 the profession, the most important OF which
are reports on SYLLABUS for pharmaceutical tn
dents and on a revision Of Pharmacopqa.
There will also come mp for consideration a
proposition laid on, the table last year. that a
cl after for the Association shall Be Iobtaned
from Congress, and permanent depository es-
taolished in this city, where the meetings. hail
be held at intervals Of five years. the intermedi-
ent.
The members Of the Association will be hospi-
tably received by the Pharmaceutists Of the
District of Columbia, and the Association will
probably c1nclude its deliberations on Thursday
MILE THERESA PARoDI,s FAREWELL Con-
cERrs.-It will be seen, by the advertisement in
our amusement column, that on the aIst inst.n,
the great favorite cantatrice, whose name head.
this article will commence her series of farewell
concerts here. She will be supported by the very
best artistic talent to be found anywhere com.
posed Oh distinguished European performers,
lions Of the musical public. On the 2ist instant
4 then, we expect to see Philharmonic Hall crowd ,
ed to OVERLOOKING by her admirers Of whom there
\ are not lew In this city; in fact, Mile Parodi
| is always hailed among us as the advent Of the
1 musical season. Such diversity of musical tai :
ent as Is shown by the adve rti sc emit must have
| the effect to please the taste Of all.
A CHANCE FOR THE WooD MERCHANTS is
| offered by the advertisement in another column
by the Superintendent of the Treasury, for mo-
posals for supplying said building with fuel the
coming winter.
| CIeARs.-Edward C. Dyer advertises a new
| lot Of the best cigars from Havana Those de-
string 10 enjoy weed as is a weed, will drop in
| to see him.
| The Presidents MOUNTED GrARp-The
Presidents Mounted Guard, Captain Peck, an
peared on parade this morning. and made a fine
| appearance.
1 ID. j. MCLAUGHLIN is in receipt of new goods
at his establishment, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
| tween Eighth and Ninth streets.
Books. -ShilIington advertises fresh package
Of new and popular books. His store is alway.
well supplied.
| THOSE who have organs out of repair will find
Mr.. j. T. Barber, 4s9 Tenth st at their service.
| TRIALsAr THE 6UARp-HousE.-saturda nigh,
furnished the following at the central guard
| house:
| John Sumby, colored, drunk and disord erlv:
workhouse 90 days. Peter O'Day dfsorderly:
nne and costs s2.l3. Jno. Ridgeway. profane
ana indecent ianguage Sab Sarah Jane Nor
| ton, colored, drunk and disorderly; S4I5 Tobe
Slater, colored, lighting; 80 DAYS Michael Fitz-
gerald, drunk, disorderly and resisting officers;
| Sil5, and security for Court Frank Rain,
| Chas. Lane, Thos. Rawlings, disorderly; - rs
| each Catharine Connor, drunk and disorderiy:
| W days. Ephraim Dorsey. colored, disoTderiy;
| f2I5. Susan and Maria Ross, do, non r esi-
dents; 50 IS each
| Sunday and Sunday night the trial docket was
| blank.