Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

tomorrow.
!; oltY stu our citizens seem generally determined
| 10 celeor 10 in some way. We give below ,
programme of the various excursions. &c Z.
come on SO that our readers may select for them
selves which 20 participate In:
tlrst,, comes tue great railroad and steambos-
excursion te New York city, to see the real
Eastern, &C. This starts al ~ minutes PAST
O'Clock this afternoon
A grand excursion 20 Piney Point Point Iook.
out Norfolk. and Portsmouth, per steamer Bait.
more, wi start from the foot OF sixth street this
evening at O'Clock, arriving at Old Point early
tomorrow s,1 morning and then proceeding TO Nor
iolk and Portsmouth, where she will remain
untlI 3 p m. OF the 4th. Returning she will
touch at Old Point 10 enable the passenger, N
witness the grand display Of FIRE works, after
which she Will leave and arrive at w ashincton
al IL O'Clock on Thursday, tue 9Th For further
particulars see advertisement - =
The steamer Phenix will ply during the day
between the city and the grand military encamp-
Inent or the Washington Light Infantry Bat
TALON at Fort Washington, leaving the foot OF
Eleventh street at 5 and ii \ a. m and ~ 5 and
p. m, touching at Alexandria going and
coming, and leaving the Fort on the last trip up
The steamer Thomas Collyer will make two
uips to Glymont Pavilion, leaving the foot Of
seventh ST at 5 O'Clock a. M. and O'clock D. m
touchlng al Alexandria going and coming, and
return at night in time to witness the fireworks
One of the grandest celebrations of the day. any
where, is expected to take place al that popular
place of resort, Arlington Springs The Gorge
Washington Monumental Association aad several
other Clubs are expected TO celebrate here and
Wlthers entire brass and string band, consisting
OF q pieces, is engaged for the occasion The
proprietor has made the mos; liberal and exten-
sive arrangements for a splendid and pleasant
celebration, and such will no doubt be reslizsd
by those who participate For particulars see adj
vertisement in another column
The proprietor of Columbia Springs also an
nounces arrangements for a grand celebration at
bis cool and pleasant retreat. See advertisement
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS
The Sabbath school Of the English Lutheran
Church intend spending the dav at Mrs BealI's
woods, corner Of MOore's lane and Boundary
street, about quarter Of a mile this side Of BeT.
~ woods. pleasant time may be anticipated
Inc Declaration Of Independence will be- read
by Geo. w. Blake, an Grafton delivered by Han
son r.. Weaver, and patriotic songs by the choir
and company. The school will meet at the
church at O'Clock. a m
-. Aloysius Sunday School will -celebrate the
fourth at Queens Chapel. The children will as
semble at the church at S O'Clock IA the morning
ana march out with music and banners Mass
VIII oe SAID In the chapel on the arrival of the
procession: Cars will run from the DEPOT for the
accommodation Of the parents and friends Of tie
pupils who may wish to participate In the enjoy
ments OF the day. The hours of departure are
given IN the advertisement.
BerIy's extensive and delightful grove has al
ways been favorlts resort on such occasions and
this time seems TO have lost none Of its popularity
we near OF three schools that have already deter
mined 10 spend the day in different portions OF IL
That OF the Assemblyis Church, Wesley Chanel
and Fourth Presbyterian Church. In the morn.
Ing about III O'Clock, the school of the Assembly,s
church Will meet around stage to listen to the
reading OF the Declaration Of Independence by
Mr. VIM. III. Hoover, Washinutori's Farewell
Address by II. Clay Steer, and the deli very of an
Grafton by Mr. VIM F. Given. after which th.
school VIII unite In singing that national and
stirring air, The star Span9led Banner"
mat OF wesley Chapel will In all probability
observe similar exercises, though we have not
heard OF the particular arrangements.
hat nf h.
Declaration of Independence will be read by
Master X III p. Denham, and brief address
delivered by Mr.. Thomas 5. Shepherd, with other
appropriate ext cises.
The Western Presbyterian Church School has
been invited by Alr. Green at present residing on
the beautiful and capacIoDs grounds formerly pos
sessed by the late General Van Ness, TO spend the
day NJ that delightful spot. The invitation will
in all probability Of it mas not already be ac-
septed.
THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. NEAR ALEX
ANDRIA The ordination discourse on Friday
was delivered by the Right Rev Bishop Meade
The following candidates for orders were ordained
deacons: Francis E Arnold and Thomas II. Gull
len, OF the diocese of Pennsylvania; James Il
llerrick, David L. Lee, David II. Pannill, and
Peter Tinsley, Of the diocese Of Virginia; and
James r. Romans, Of the diocese of New York
MIR. L. Brush, of the diocese of Massachusetts a
member of the same class will be ordained i'm his
own diocese. Mr.. James Saul, of Virginia. also
a graduate Of this year, was ordained by Right
Rev. Bishop Meade, on the 18th of May last
Rev. John Cosby, of the diocese of virginia
deacon, was also ordained priest. sermon was
delivered before the missionary society of the
Seminary by Rev. r. b. Duane, Of New Jersey,
and another before the Alumni, by Rev Fred :
Wiley, of New York The new buildings-
-Aspinwall, BOhlen, and Meade Halls-wil be
completed next winter. The number of students
Including class preparatory TO the regular thee.
logical course, is siXty-One.
GUARD-HoUsE CAsEs.-This morning Squire
Dom disposed of two profanity cases Of persons
who did not look Ike they gbt 10 he found
there. One OF them, We understand was kind
OF applicant for polceman's place They paid
Hue and costs
small boy, who would not mind his father
but ran away and kept bad company was sent IN
the farm, at his fathers request, as vagrant.
DR.. WooLFsoN respectfully begs leave to inform
his professional sumner tour on the 10th of July
next All persons requlr ng his services specta-
his establishment, No pa Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
NORTHERN LIBERTIES MARKET will be held
this evening, instead Of tomorrow morning on
account of Tomorrow being the Fourth.
GREAT CATFISH CHowDER FOR THE FOURTH, AT
Cox's WAsHING1oN Nfws Rom, Pa. AvENuk.
BsTwEEN IL AND 18TH STs.-Will be served up
Catfish ever caught in the Potomac riYsr-ready by
ll1z a. IN. Come running, but don fall down. IT.
HosTETrER's STOMACH BIrTERs.-The doubt
with which an oft deceived community Is apt 10
look upon all mealcal preparations, has long since
en- completely vanquisiIed 10y the trump hanf,
universal and inva liable success of HOSteftsT;s
StOHdcA Bttfers. Their effect IN all disorders OF
the digestive organs are not miraculous, because
theI are the necessary result of certain medical
properties never heretofore combined in one prepa-
ration, bat they nevertheless ASTONISHING Aged
persons who deemed themselves past help from
med Inc, declare 10 use the words of a cores
ndentJ tina the Biters sc ms TO have given them
new lease of life. UnqueStionably the majority
OF dangerous diseases are the Offspring of dyspep
sIa aud Tor this complaint, well the mslades
out OF 1t, there Is nothing IN the world IKE Hostel
ter STOMACH Buffers, which Is now sold by all
druggists throughout the world. jy 2-eo3t
WILD CHERRY BALsAM.
The following Is worthy the attention of all who
are interested for themselves or friends:
LAFAYETTE, Ind July 81, 1854.
Dear Sir | was attacked, about FIVE months ago
with severe cold. which settled on my lungs and
doctors the most respectable in this city said that
had inflammation or consume tion Of the lungs
and, after exhaustng their skill without relief TO
me, PRONOUNCED my case incurable. 1 commenced
taking Dr. WiSfdr'S BdkSdu1 Of Wild Cherry about
six weeks ago, and in four days was able to walk
all oyer the house, and am now well man. Il
Yours respectfully, GEORGE HooyKR
Above hand you plain statement from George
Hoover, OF this city, who is well known, having
lived here some twenty years. The doctors attended