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TIeW n McthodkAS Preacher WAS
Treated In AtnbRmns

On Tuesdsr night. Nay II WIS q Brother
ucnr3 stephcus' house At night whbe asleep,
~ bed was surrounded By band Of d4.satss1
men When I Awoke Their pistols we're coleei
ind presented II my breast, viii notice that some
gentlemen had called 10 sec me- They u-ade nc
Eet ur and put Gu nly clothes Calling on nsother
Steph.ns for N. ssddle-bagsr afscf searching al
ny yapers and roobiuR my saddle-o2Sz Gei.inS
ny tistlls, they earned me about two hundred
ssnh from The hon&c, and then brought their
CHARGES AGAINST me, and told nc that h2d
PREACHED my list eernon- They then commenced
their cruel work They eeA; NE hotT!o'J-And
ted 0e-H lived to get home-u did rot to:n
The Church South, work foz ny laiullt through the
xeef. ana preach for The Cnursn Soatn oa Sub
baths they would Kill nc TheE told nc they In-
tended no other Methodist Church 70 exist south
Of Mason md Dt1ouB tine bas tho Church South.
They 6rn1e that Il did rot tsart II Daylight 1ot
home they woald Kill me. On my ~21, the ne1f
day, theJ tho. =. me tk1ce- lcaunos xsaT 4 noHe
Ihey have ther ptcksts out for NE. MM naye
protection. c1nnot think uf 42pe4nE 70 tne
Goye7ror Of oc1 State, believing No1ld oe use-
lesx can only appeal 10 ou1 noble P1estednt tol
ruptecslou. In the GoytEnDent OF thu Unilet
s,sscs, can xe tn North Al.hams res psosecao1n
| -11v "a tssdty beatep I. eannot w..ts more now
II ure, wuf stTe furtez ps!sacnl15s = rsore'
| time. + =. otd1 1sAHs
! Ccpfrrtnce, Xay Fl, 1s1,
, 1869-06-11
DOMESTIC LAHQE.

The recent strike Of the hotel winters of |
New York has Just terminated IN the sur |
render Of the waiters- Some Of the hotels
have white walters, and others have colored |
men. The strike was confined to the |
white wnitcrs. The colozod union, how
ever, refused to permit its members to take
the places Of the strikers The strike waa
for an advance Of fiye dollars q month in
wages After contest Of several weeks, the
-- o-'--, - 4A- --rae-.--' h-'-''o
N the meantime, 1eeIultea toen ietces-
have, 1t Is sa'o' taken oaek ont very Ae.'
leaving al the others OUT Oh employment
The business oi hotel "a'tef' tnousn
most useful and Indispensable one' Ii hasay
tede which conld expect 10 snstaln
strike. It requires but very little Rklll, and
person having any natural htocss 1of 1he
work can be trained as a waiter IN very
short time. In case OF strike, the ofdi-
nary help Of the hotel can be used for q lew
days, until there can be gathered tfom me
thousands Of unemployed persons aai toe
force needed. There nre, moreover, t~o
other classes Of persons which hre na1a-
ra1ly competitors OF tho WHO mAe
winters, and they arc women anu
the colored men. There Is not city IN the
country that cannot, in three dass, furnlsn
It's hotels with all tho women of coaoseo
winters it may want. Indeed, these latter
classes are rapidly taking the whole busl-
ness into their hands, and the white men
must, sooner or lster, bo driven to other en-
ployments. 1t will be bnt very few years
when the struggle toE MI that class Of en-.
ploymen:s will be between the Africans and
the Chinese The Chinese women have
rot get, and, perhaps, never VIA migrate 10
the United States, end, thefeiofo, the zen
crl domestic service oi families WILL con
tinue to be performed by women bat tne
employment of white men ID such pursuit.
must soon end. 1he WHO "nltcrs q HeS
York refused to ffatern'Es with the colotet
uen. and tie Litter organized union o
their OWL So it will lie in other trade
md occupations There will be colofe
anions offering their services to the paei
on the best terms they can get, and In
result Will be that wherever one negro
employed the whole force will be of tbs
kind, and thus the white men VIII 10 e.
cluded by the operation OF their own Law
The case Of these walters IN New fo1kRs
hard ore, hut it is the natural result OF II
policy Of coercion to which they resofte'
The most Of them have fasnll'es, ana na'
saved nothing Iney nEe not oa.S oat
work, bnt wherever trey SO to ind en'p'o
ment the fact Of their having been enGag'
in this strike will be to their d1sadsanta!
in competition with others seeking u
work. They have probably destroyed =
prospect Of any further employment in th
capacity, and must now seek other l-bo
for which hut few of them are' psrhaE
.-Aa5 Tb, f.;t-,-o ~ tbafr q rfke r
, 1869-06-11
THE MAsoNs AHD TIE nIV1srERs.


the last few days, an assembly Of clergy
men and Of others TO consider and recon-
mend the best means Of arousiuc the
American people to sense of the moral
and political dangers to be apprehonded
from further liberation Of secret societies,
especially the Masons. The principal Oh
lection of these gentlemen, representing
large body Of the people, is that the AIa-
sonic Ritual. though founded upon the the
ory Of Supreme Being, the unchangiag
Creator and Ruler Of all things, does not,
from first to last, recognize Christ as
God, and that it ignores His Divinity. One
Of the very eminent speakers pointed out,
as the distinction between tho American
Protestant Association and the Masons,
10 be that, while both are secret, the for
ner recognized Christ and the latter did not.
The defence Of the Masons to this obiec-
tion is an obvious one. Their order claims
to be universal. II embraces men Of ali
races, tribes and creeds; it takes in the
Asiatic, African, European and aboriginal
American. It includes men Of every fsih,
who worship Supreme God. To demand
- 49,. S.."',:,, sA ~ ~
@ 49, 81 a-A ~ -. -. -
faith.
,oo..ousn, n1on tn;s 1..d;o, ano sna
the other secret ordeH, such as Odd Eel
80. ;..s;...;S. - iTss., s.,;ss -,
-, - -. ~ - ~
, -..1.. aa.,., :, :. 49,
Ton,n,a,, ,~a-,a .,.h;1a raa,a ~, u.oGrt
:.s...I:s.r -,
ne sas s =. @aNIaHa;N .s $3.50" s'..sA.so 49,
..nasa s.s s,,z.aat;1,a - IN ao~es ~
H. oanar.l to1a ~ tho ,o,von,;an -as
! .ae,..a:s.a-. @ sf 49, ,.~,,.s.a. -sasa ~
cause - Ala MT bola mn M,sonrv aa fesr,
~, s1;,. ~ tba nonrention ~ -. h,~x
stotad ni,ce;, their ohi iect;o,, N ,,,t o-ds,
r,>on .,na.t;on ~ ,a1;aior. f.;,h ~,
49, - ~ ,,,.~ of tho .,.,,,,-.ou..
.er 80. - a,oo,.;n . n..;or.1 .haa,.r-
~ ~ hn,d .,l r,a, 80 o,,ern;ao ~ r.,
1,nnt- r,n ao ~. .,na,t .1at ttac,co.
~. s., No. "a ua,t', ~, o,,
49, ~, IN 1.rt - w. noes ~ !;
rs,. ;ntsrfarsrco u;.b thos. who A.
chosen n ta,ch t}a law ~ God It ia NOR
~, ,,a,,,,,1. ~ th,t 49, ,oz.,,,o,
I'll aes.o,ss.,.. a:..a.a
"o"'o oa IN nope'es'StS '1.io'u III .naaA Ain
a. large upon .no Psopef tneo'o8y ~ oe en
1oroea anu tnos, instead Oh crushing ou
J I'e o'soe1'e'e's' 'no 1a''ot' .nsoneo .ne'
poft'on o' 'no presa' ~ooid oo "aA'n
"noi's'aie eon'e1fio" 'so" 'n7 s1nhs
: 'ne lalm".
! ns ions ~ .ne ena.se 'e''ns' eue nason ~
- .nen oniAs4on, ~ ~ otuet' " uesu1'
, lug Di'in'ty u eu''s'' @oe oo1e1.l'n ~ III
i@caAai ~ tne .s, Wv "ppaas w .
! I'm, pof,'on VI .he ,eople VIM uo' osny w
sncn oecaata'ion oo' felee' 'ne aoe'fin' l'l'
ihe5e arc rene'ous papers WITHOUT n'nt
Der; every fe''s''os aenoh'.lae'on na' :.
lts service pruning presses 1tol' "meu
1ofmataon ana instruction upon .els'o' "
matter arc senl lol-n ".tnoat n,na' ~ :.
, people OF tnls ana al o'ner countries
lio'e Is PElnseo IN e.esy nngaAee 'a'u
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Eas n0Ist Ce.7sspoHdezes a tAs .sfH Tork Hfsult
sPaAAt of tho anticipated arrival a General
Gr1nt 1Dd bearing that Stranger is 10 preach the
eefoo IN ms church here to nsorroN recalls to my
mind l. nice little ron, which has been crossing
nors Interesting ffnm day to day s,noe Il nrst
broke out On this post Your readers arc doubt
less aWase that tho principal, IN fset ths ooly,
, 1869-06-11

rs to the essential morality Of the matter,
he has no more conception Of It than blind
man has Of the color Of the sky, or an idiot
Of proposition in mathematics.
, 1869-06-11

fuoseA VIII &Ase.y uoNeA - .......s H.. ,rnon
ni0y a4ee1 49, ~ sa-~ Sa,,.,.. ,,,,,rmured ilro
me HfSe 1eo w y go. ,.n,,s ,ne-, vcre nea.ay
l1lun4 "a1et. " -. .ss ~. .r,,. ~ ma Na-
ten snoaaaa neiuas, a..o ,ssS. a~srv toht errrr
!,ne oAna. !. ~. ~ I'm us inspiring inyttn-
o'e u !" 1n.s. s.na.
IONS 70 20 1'n m ~ -ss ~. o,mna4,n,n. and II was
iae nAtf.oa .otan,ss .nsisnt croi sna tnyieorstel
cesaa.'1 i.e1 49,, 49,. .s,t ~s,rv toat under its
" tae o.ss s..no,r1-x Gathered there credit
VIZ ntauo" 49,. ~ so, c.nntrr. md The dancing
0As. A4s ~ -n,,ts-1rntas1v mi neatly d4J1t2ht.
r..,,,.st t.f.y in The rouu was Miss Wiley |
a,er, : n.ttye Nary,anl belle OF Cambridge, and !
. hr7n.t,. M married 1sdtea none wern ENeote1 |
,h.n The 1tfs ii General Aichler. No EAU wAs
odder thnn Clazf Mills, nor taller than Ganeral
Mshler. The nnest couple Id the room Va the |
Danish Minister md his American Hlc, notn
Young both blondes 4rA uoar, the vile OF inc
AtrntneY General, VA very exqutaltely dressed.
but not 20 considerably 29 Mn Chtttendeo, OF
New Yo3f Nrs. Colonel Creighton, Of bAbmose,
wss admired Tor her tine nGure and peculiar COS
tune There were about 1ye hundred lAd1ea =.
the ball. the majority Of them quite young. aud o1
these nearly thtrd were from Annapolis ana VI
ctulsy. Among the most hilarious OF AL Inc naa'es
were two eI.rebel otlcers from Baltimore
General Grant danced with ease and nssn!ul-
ness, and Is not passlonateJ fond OF the EXERCISE
should imagine. be makes very accommodat
Ivy sss.-1n,ra.. NJ vh,t IA !, fon1 nf. His wife
sA.ne .,a, snd ch.-,n,nr danrer. and sav notn
ss.,.- - r.;.o-+ ~, asnr,r,1 pnrter- who
il* " as .,-n~n,1nv ena Min fne caY
s..'' 49, .1.n. ", CIV, Tnr ,at,eY VA, dressed
ssst ~. I'm diamond nectlece .nd ornx
" 49, ~ans.t cnsr1s1 ~ tho same .st. dsncc,t
Uitn his usuA dow Of spirits, Keen, mischievoua
eye qa'eA .es aau s,,,s Srt .,oss. ia h.d VIZ
muae "ss ~. W.. k'.' ',- .s.-o.a tn cnr, M.
Mleale1 iot ~ -. s.t.e,.r 800, sim n;sz
boo!t Mnne u@ua $3.50. ~ ~ r1d ,,r,Iv
1o1at"on, 'us p.sa 49,. p..n,s ~ tha 0n,r.
name, ~ "eo ua..1 1. ~. rsns IN art,on.
teF pecA. 80 49, % ,ns anxaov of HI.
ana ne a'o'e1 a .,ssS ,ha hn,,, n, a
ket uAe ~ ~, ~. f,o, ,r..n,
Iect " HtSaHA t1y ~ - 80 ~ snonrs,,
geo eao!e os co.o o,,'ns y, s rrne mn. msn
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Chr Trihune.
SUBSCRIPTION 1EHNS
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sr@rly sut.e, iPt1oaa ..-
Re.elttaoccs may be had either by d1att c11gcsa.
Fnst Oee order. feftstcfod 1ettst., ri dcak
1TKx1 TO CIT tCnsCKInxAs:
Daily. 6tlrrnd, Sunday 1T. IL ctnss rsf wrek
Daily. delivered Sunday ExclrpEp 80 eeats PCT wrek
Aadrrn TRIBUNE COMPANY.
EhfeAGn, ILL.,
, 1869-06-11
WYOMING.

The Rising Territory OF 1hc West
Governor Campbell nnd Els staff
-Gcnernl I.cc-Chtef Justice How
where the Capitol Will be Located
a speech from sho Governor
GFCnt Ecnat OF thc CheycnncH-fhc
Indians-Bntstc Between tho sioux
aud the Crow-Thc SEsectwnteE
ruSSNH.
, 1869-06-11
THE MOTLEY-SEWAED LETTER
WHO WROTE IT.

Of she rIottcy-SesvaFd Lettsr-KFtx
South American nud European Adj
FGnkNTeAe
, 1869-06-11


taAh1ps, mob stamp Agents, aoo equip tfoopA
VIII iae peace cAne &aa eontne1aAa Gnu Vi Al.
nnpolh and u has remained ever ance, snFo OF
schools, legislators and uhane society. In TsA.
James E rplk bad the nsEh school Established
herr In 1851. butes ano Lenesa nsae .ae toeo
the haze Of opefAuous aealnss Washington fod
Baltimore. Since the peaee, h1ge number Of
Germans hare uosed tn, planted nnndteda or
acres Of strawberry plsua and peacn trees On the
hIl:s Of the seveEn. and introduced the haFpy and
philnsophtc pan totism expressed 1-~One coun-
TT, one destiny, and swell lasef!
1HE HArL 1t TIE AcApExK.
The SAvi Academy occupies several acres Of
ground, With water on sHo Of its four Haes- A
verr extensive building u laa beng finished, for
ruidshtpmens qnartefs, to cost 1900, o,oeo; aad the
i reaidence OF Admiral Porter, within the grounds
IS also = pleasant nansion, formerly the house Of
the Governors Of Maryland The otaer b7ldlags
hiaect the sEoand and line the sides Of the green
lawn which slopes 70 the waters cdge, where
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Hears are killing numerous hogs in the St. Crol1
Valley.
Po,ato-bngs are giving much trouble 10 farmers
In Wlsconaln. One OF the sufferers writes that #
was {. Il mighty small piece OF business" 10 Noah
to preserve palr OF Lhcse insects tn the ark lie
declares that an experiment was made to utilize
them In the co,ostng Of vine but that they proved
lnferlcf to ted-tQgA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

One by one the bugbear rules set up by rail.
road companies and other grasping corpora
lions are brought to grief; it only needs that
hey should be vigorously contested by soms
person OF pluck. One Of their arbitrary regu.
lations has long been that baggage or other
property received by one company would not
ne psId for by II IL lost or damaged on a con-
neeting line; but Chief Justice Perley, Of the
Supreme Court Of New Hampshire, has re-
Gently decided that this rule Il good Or nothing
Ne very sensibiy held that where any property
5 transported over q railroad linz com posed Of
several distinct rolds, the original company
which received il is liable for the loss or injury
should any occur, whether the damage be on
- oV road or any other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25
NJ TIE SUNDAY MoRSIxG GAZETTE
e-MORROw
VIII contain dnsly executed Ii xer ess and Bi.
osrsphieal tks.ehss Of
DHv. John p HEwMAN.
Pastor Of the Metropolitan Church.
rHI BODY IN GOOD REP1IR

I'M - hA8E IN DOp1 IN tOUD h6SAtR
II Is much easier to heep the system In good con
dition than to restore IL to that condition When
shattered by disease. The House of Life like
other houses, should be promptly propped up and
sustained whenever it shows any siaa of giving
way The first symptom Of physicsl debility
should be taken as HINT that stfmuiant is re
auired. The next question II, "WhAt shall the
stimulsnt bes'
vholesome vegetable tonic, the stimulating
Fro perties OF which modified By the juices aud
extracts Of anti -febriie sui laxative roots and
herbs something which will regulate 500 he and
purify, a. well ~ invgorats, lis the m sdicins re-
quired BY the deblitated. There ere many pre-
parations which are claimed to be OF this scrip
ton, but HOsTITfERs STOMACH BIT las,
the great vegetable preventive and restorative
lie and the medical profession By . quarter OF
century Of unvarytpg sue stands pre- emf nent
AMONG tn, m all. To expatiate on its popularity
would be to repeat q twice told tale 1t il only
Ststes Beyepue Department TO Learn that It's con.
sumption 10 greater than that of auy other pro pri
etary remedy. Of either native or foreign origin.
A. q means OF sustaining the health auf strength
paramount clam t. con sidersiion 1t he. the o.
feet Of fortif,ing and bracinG the nervous AND
muscular o. stems against the ordinary conse-
Quept es OF sudden and violent changes Of tenn
perature and is therefore peculiarly ussfoi ct
dews By night sIternstely heat and chill the blood
OF tho 9 who are exp0sed to then.
HOsTATTGk'S STOMACH B,TTERS are sold
In bottles only To avoid being decei we'd BIZ csun.
terfeits that the OF she article IL on the
and our revenue stamp over tine cork.
se3SeoStkw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

~Inyitauons for tin weddings are now
printed on tin foil
~The latest from Paris-bonnets are half
an inch bigger.
0OuI young gentlemen readers viii be
pleased 70 learn that trovsers are not 70 be
tight" this season.
- Somebody has invited Prince Arthur TO
sttend the 81. Louis Asric1it1raI Fsir
1Dr Mary Walker has been addrs..ip q the
school children In Cincinnati.
- Russia IL getting thirty thousand breach.
lCacing rifles made n the Colt works, Hartford
"Cnicsgo calls corners inquest areple.
wing corpse"
s%It isn't stealing TO take liquor in Nas.a.
cbusetts, because II Is not Legal property and
NOBODY owns IT.
ga press club has been formed IN Chicago
for the cheerful purpose of attending the fun
erals OF its members, and other social inter-
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

That terrible bore, bur, beat. blatherskite
humbug, sucker, plague, nuisance, infiichon.
trouble, scourge. pill, gail, wsrmwood, affiic-
ton, dispensation, narrsssment and public ca.
iamity, the Rev. Paul Basley, missionary" Is
back from England with his green bag. and is
Infestirg the public ofices, 70 the great dis
CouraEement OF the officials. CANT be be sen,
out 10 some Cannibal Island, where the stock
Of "cold Missionary Oh the sidsboard" is rua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

The WORKING PRoPLB.-The strike Of the
Boston tailors was commenced on Mondfy
lsst and the leaders are holding meetings ev-
cry day 10 direct the plan Of operations. a
committee appointed to obtain the CO. opera-
ton OF the cutters, pIece-maser,. pressmsn ana
girls reported that these branches Of tue trade
were ready TO strike for hisher vsges. Toe
sowing machine shops naveAlso been pledged
not to receive custom work. but TO coud le
them selves 20 the ordinary line OF manufac-
ture United action on the part OF all persons
engaged in the manufacture Of custom work it
is asserted, has ben secured The employers
have also organized, and, il Is reported. con .
slider the new bill OF prices as unequal 10 its
operation on the different classes OF work, and
thar. while :the rates demsK1ed are !not unfair
for fine clothing. they are Zoo high for the coar.
ser varieties. A committee of n We has been ap
pointed by the ''bosS es" TO confer with a sirni.
lar committee Of the .sIours" The establish.
ment OF q cooperative store in Boston Is under
serious consideration. The Brooklyn frof
ment at - 50 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

The Rockville S>ntinst thinks THES STAR is
mistaken IN saying that al the primary cleo
mons IN Montzomsry county on Saturday the
majority Of the delegates elected were men
favorable to the election Of Robert Fowler rs
- ate Treasurer. We know that the Sentinel is
GOOD authority In regard TO political matters in
Montgomery county. but Will say that our in
formation was one Of the best informed and
most reliable men in the county. The event
will show whether his usual ACCURACY has
failed him in this instance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

NATIONAL THRATRR-"Jaek Sheppard
aud the Idiot Witness" Eight. s.Formosa.-
Boucicaulrs last sensational drama, will bs
played on Mondsy night, for the nrst time In
Washington, with fine company, among
whom is Mr.. Frank Mayo. sFormosa" f.
craving large houses now In New York,
Philadelphia, and Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

TIE CRoPs.-The Department Of Agriculture
publishes summary of the crop reports from
all parts of the country. In the gre al blsin of
the Mississippi and Missouri rivers the fall Of
rain mas been abundant during the months o.
July and August, while the Atlantic States and
Georgia and Alabama have greatly suffered
from the severe aud long ccntIn ued drought
specially IN corn, cotton an d garden veseta-
tao.es- The corn crop has been greatly dam
aged IN all parts OF tas country, only five
States showing an average yield. The loss In
the Virginia corn crop, from the drought, will
amount 10 forty per cent Otner States have
suffered variously from one - forty per ceat
The total less from this cause Is estimated at
l5',0e0,t01 of bushels From The Carolinas to
Florida there will be a reduction in the weld
OF cotton. and a material increase from Mis-
sissippi 10 Texas The yield is expected to be
2-IJd,n0J bales. The wheat crop Is large and
The quality superior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

Horace Greeley has been invited to preside
at the Capital-removing Con vention 70 Be held
at ST. LOUIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

The house painters Of New York are doing
fre<ccine at less han the rates charged by the
regular sartists,' who have accordingly or.
gained protective society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
MlDIOAL DEPARTMENT,


Major General o. o. H0WARO, L. D prs.,
sILAs Z. LOOMS, n D. Dean, No. 1ss Penn.
avenue, Professor Of Che mistry and Toxtcoloev
ROBERT DYBURH. n o., NO. lao az,
Professor OF PIiuci elea and Practice of Surearv
JOS TA8ER JOHNsON, M b., eecrsta.v
corner Of 10th and a streets. Professor Of Ob.ts,
tries and Diseases of Wsmen and CbiLiren oo''e'
GIDEON 8. PALMER. M D., Profe.,or y,
Physiolosy And Microscopy %
EDWIN J, Bf Ss a. D.. Professor of b.
pHIN BAS b. STRONG. M. y Profs.xo, ~
Principles and Practice Of Medicines Sof Vi
CHAS. b. PURvIS, n. d No 372 IItb str.at
Professor Of MsteIia NEEDLES and ThArarentics
ROBERT BEYBURN, n. D., Professor OF SSIj,.
zeal and Operative SURGERY VI VIII
aL1XANDER T. AUGUSTA, M. ID No 40.
l. street, Professor Of Practical n atomy.
Lectures will commence ON WEDNESDAY
October g. at O'Clock p. m, with IN Introductorv
Prof. CHARLIs B. PURvIs, MD.
FEES:
Iuu course OF Lectul ........ llS IN
N
f'o iickets % 90
Onuica ... Pree
For further Information address
Prot. JOS. TABER JOHNSON, NJ D.,
- [o-coft Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25

From Shiilington, Odeon Building. We have
Hearth and Howe, for October 2, andthe Nursery
and Young Ameriea, for October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-25
uS T Il = II w II Al L.
IN THE
Y. M O. A. BUILDING.

EVENING or SEPTEMBER 3OrH 1859 Al.
dresses are ex sected by Henry Ward Beecher Rev.
stephen n. Tying, Bishop Simpson AMI othsr.
Music By the Beethoven snd Arion Oiubs
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