Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-15

NC SfdHu MUSICAL ana social festival OF |
the Saenger- Bund Omitted Glee Club) Of the Dis.
uict OF Columbia, to come of at Arlington Springs
tomorrow, will no doubt be one of the most IL |
not me most, enjoyable entertainments of the kind
OF the season. This evening. at o'clock the |
guests OF the different singing societies of the Dis
trlct from New York, Baltimore, Richmond &c , t
will be received at the railroad depot by the /
Saenger-Bund and Turner's Of this city, and es- |
corted tn the Turn Halle, near bv. where 4 COLA
ton will await them After this is attended to, !
about O'Clock torch-li2ht procession will take |
up the line of march to the City Hall where the |
strangers Will be presented to the Mayor. The |
procession will then move through some of the |
principal streets. and finally bring up at their
headquarters, Messrs. AckInan SchnelIs, on |
Maryland avenue, where they will partake of |
snmPtuous supper after which the guests will be |
conducted to the various lodgings prepared for |
them. For full programme OF the proceedings |
tomorrow, at the Springs, see advertisement in the
proper column.
IMPORTANT OrERATIoN.-Yesterday, the Profess |
sOrs at the National Medical College per- |
formed the operation Of amputatng the left leg of
w. X NJ. Ofutt, the young journeyman painter |
who fell from the swinging scaffold upon which |
he, with Mr.. Streeks. (whOse death resulted soon
after the arcidcnt,) was engaged i'm painting a |
portion of the new building of Wizards Hotel |
The operation was found to be necessary. in order
to save the life of the young nan, modification |
having commenced. 1t was performed at the In |
Urinary. the patient having been first placed under
the influence of chlorOfOrIn, and the limb was |
quickly separated from the body, the point of sep
aration being above the knee This morning we
learn. upon inquiry at the Infirmary. that the |
patient is doing well could be expected. Mr..
Ohutt is an Odd Fellow, member of franklin |
Lodge of Baltimore, and, while here, is under the
care of Washington Lodge of this city.
MOwING OPERATIOy.-This morning. Pete |
Douglass, colOred, was arrested by Officer Will |
ams. for attempting to cut Off the legs of Gilbert
Curtis, cOlOred, with a scythe. Pete was taken |
hafn lion L.
a further hearing. The affair occurred in the |
northern section of the city. and the wound in |
hictcd on Curtis, though deep and painful, is not
considered dangerous. The cause Of the attack |
has not been made known, the witnesses have |
not yet been examined. Both these individuals |
are well-known to the police, and for several |
by their disOrderly and lawlesS conduct Gilbert |
says 'a flesh may be grass" but he objects to be-
ing made swath of in this summary manner.
ITALIAN WIDOWS AND ORPHANs-We learn
that during the coming week the Italian Society
of Washington, under their president, NJ GagIi-
ardi, propose giving concert AZ the Theatre TIN,
proceeds of which they design rcmittng to their
native country, to be appropriated to the support
oi those made widows and orphans by the war
MIR CaruSi has given them free use uf the Theatre
for this purpose. and they will doubtless raise a
considerable sum for the above named object
OUK CITIZENS should not fail to read the adver
tisement, in another column, Of 4. Paynter who
proposes Ia furnish wood, sawed any length and
split any size desired on terms that will at once
attract the attention of the economical. tie pub
ishcS list of prices for the satisfaction and guild
ance Of lis customers
ENHIBITIoN THIS EvENING.-The students of
the l Mon Academy give their annual exhibition.
this evening. at the Smithsonian. This Academy
IS in highly prosperous condition. under the
lndiciOus management of Pref H. Richards and
We have no doubt the pupils will give good ac-
count Of themselves tonight
DAYLIGHT AND MOONLIGHT Excursion ro-MoR-
EOw.-The Choir of the Ninth-street Methodist
Protestant church give an excursion down the Po
tomac. tomorrow, per steamer Thomas COllyrr
The number Of good fellows and pretty girls that
belong TO that choir and church ensure rood
time.
The WAUGH CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL propose
to give their fth annual excursion to Fort Wash
ington, on "Wednesday, the 22d inst ThcWaupb
Chapel folks inevitably carry out their undertak-
ings handsomely.
WATcn RETURNs.-Again the trial docket at
the guardhouse was blank, giving ground to hope
that rOwdyism is about PLAYED Outn Two
dodgers only were accommodated.
THE NARAGANsET CLUB, No. l. Of Georgetown,
intend to give their first grand picnic to Airing
ton Springs on Friday next.
PHYSICIANS generally 10th to speak word in
deed, 1t article in the code Of medical ethics
that ply siclan who sanctions the Of such rem
cues cannot be considered member of the Nation
Association. Butthere exceptions TO the mot
trInsent rules and many of the disciples of Escul
facts, To recommend Dr. j. Ho,tottSr's stomach |
BItpTs for those diseases wi Ich are only prevalent
during the summer and fall. They have asceTtained
that there ls remedies in the pharmacopa which
can compare with this wonderful compound for the
mes residing along the low grounds of the Western |
ana southern rivers are now cow lnced that they |
nave found medicine peculiarly adapted for their
ailments, while In other portions Of the country,
dnrlng the summer months the demand for the arti
Gle Is equally large.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally.
sANFoRp's LIVER lSyIGoRAroR.-Ifa all our road
or dy dyspepsia. should get bottle, shOuid not
50 many sIcky, half dead, des pairing people az now
meet our gaze AT almost every corner, for there
never was a remedy of which So much is SAID and |
that performs 20 nearly what It's proprIetors say it
Will do IL came tn So shly recommended tnat |
could not fail To- try H. and trial has convinced
US without d"ubt; that 1t is the beet family medi
ach BIlIousnexs ami any Of the little BODILY Ills that
are common and 1t does produce pleasant sta te of
l'cnS To the sick, aud W hat is better alter using it
lew times, these little Ills grow less and less and
there IL prospect of being entirely free from them
bl continIIance IG the use OF the lnvIgoratnr.
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For DeNToy,Hg D1HfrHf;
Curing Badness:
RsliertHg Sjck Hs1dHchs;
PrereHtiHg the Hair from FaiIiHg Out:
and PRODUCING Curtis.
Dealers, and by the PrOprIetOrs. Price ~ cents
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" IL will accomplish all that is claimed for IT. and
no %ne need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
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