Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10

ScEooE 90. NEw .scnooL4--jHrs Etisssssf-ua-
derstand that efforts are being made by the Home
opahic physicians Of this city for the establish
nient Of Homeopsthic dispensary, FOR the pur-
pose Of dispensing medicines, with attendance.
gratuitiously, to the poor, who may not be able,
pecunarily, TO defrzy the expenses or medical
attendancej and that II Is also the intention to
make call upon the public for aid and support
IL Is much TO be regretted that such an instttu.
tlon has not long since been founded by the more
numerous able scientific physicians In our city Of
the other school, among whom our benevolent
ward physicians would have found II n great
saving of time and labor
That we need such an institution Tor the benefit
OF me poor Is very evident to all and II IL were
based upon correct foundation at the outset and
conducted by proper hands, we have no doubt
that the public would cheerfully respond 10 eau
lor this purpose. But In such a dispensary, a
proper system OF medication must be pursued,
not 90 nothing system, which requires little or
no study, dallies with disease by ininitesimais
often suffering its victims to die for Want Of proper
and active medication, system which few In
sell. delusion seem TO prefer, but which no moor
man should be allowed to suffer from in pkc
manner, or De erinnented upon with pol sonops
disease producing doses.
let di.rensafy be conducted upon proper
plan, Tree from anything like this charlatanism
and, In addition to the great benefit accruiny TO
the poor OF our city, IL would as before said save
our benevolent and active ward physicians much
,aeor IN tnelr duties to this class Of patients by
bringing the outdoor patients ct stated perIods
al one central point for examination aad pre-
scribing f~
We do sincerely hope that this subject will be
the erection Of a dispensary where proper and
feilanie medication shall be pursued.
- HIPPocRArKs.
ART AssocIATIoN.-Laste evening the new gal
iery OF the Art Association was handsomely iIlu-
minated; and ore Of the most Interesting meet
ings vet held by The association took place. Or.
". stone, sculptor, occupied the chair, and adj
dressed the association. Addresses were also de-
livered by Rev MIR. Haley, and Rev Drs Til
linghast, Hall, and sampson
The association resolved Oh a meeting two
weeks hence, tc be of more local character, at
winch art productions will be exhibited and dis
cussed A large accession of members was re
ceived last night, and among them number of
distinguished artists who were previously indif-
ferent to the association Il was truly an inter-
esting mcetirg, aid indicative of the success of
the association
SERIOUS CHARGE Last night, Joseph eoultiy
and John McJewitt were arrested by Officers
urlfh n and Scar n for stopping man PANIED Fults,
on rouT-and-d-half street bridge, and takinU
rom him basket containing few clothes and
Keeling his pockets. The statement of Mr. Fult,
was, that as he was crossing The bridge the youno
men attacked him and demanded what he had
Ehey look his basket, contain ne two or three ar
tlcles Of clothing, and then fit his pockets
AFTER ne got away from them, he called for the
watch, and. the officers being near. succeeded In
making the arrest. Both Wee held to hail for
court by Justice Dom.
ANOTHER OPP FELLOWS LzvEK We learn
with pleasure that the Odd Fellows of Central.
Washington, and Columbia Lodges, propose
another grand Bevee al Odd Fellows, Hall on
q haze
more gratifying announcement to those who love
70 minSie with the " mystic-tien brethren The
most agreeable Reunions given Ia this CITY are
those Levees. They are invariably thronoed-
ana pass OF without murfTlur 10 mar the even.
ing pleasure and leave nothing but pleasant
memo: les behind them. Long may they wave
OWENS IN ALEXANDRIA The general delight
which the engagement Of this accomplished art
ist Afforded the Alexandrians, has induced man.
ager Tayleure to re-engage him for tina, citv for
three mig hts longer; at the end Of which period
ne Is compelled to start for New Orleans i'm
winch city he appears about the Goth instant.
During the three evenings of his stay In Alexa,-
dria, Mr.. Owens will give the theatre goers of
that burg higher taste of his qualities than
they have vet enjoyed He opens Tonight In the
drama OF The ankee Teamster," and in .'The
Life Of an Actress "
rURs.-The current chilly weather is causing
The eyes OF all pedestrians upon Pennsylvania
avenue, to turn with longing interest to Lewis
sons display Of rich Furs, at his establishment,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Such a stoc
OF <ucn goods was never before brought bIther
some OF his sets are WORTH n COZ each, while he
exhleits most comfortable and genteel sets at the
Ve'y lowest prices at which furs can be sold He
possesses great taste in making them up and his
experience in the business enables him to aid
customers so inclined, greatly to economize in
making their selections.
TRIALS The GUARD HOUSE John Calhoun.
disoTdeTly; fine and costs, s215 Samuel Rim.
max, do do, 81 Is. VIM. Adair, do do 81 IS
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. W 6DDSG CAKES, very pretty and very CHEAP AT
the IhiiaGeiphla Confectionery, corner 18th and p
quart. NO so'
- FAIRS, Balls, and Festivals fu -nished with Ice
Nream, otthe rest quality, at 81 per gallon ar
Confectionery OF all kinds at reduced prices ireS n
Ma 10 every day at the Philddslphid Cosf,efion.yv
chd zee cream Depot, corner I2.h and F streets
MARRIED,
, On the evening of the 2Oth instant by the Rev
Septlmus TustIn. ID. d., of this CITY JUHN =
MAN W ELL, Esq. to Miss SALI.lr; N . dany h.