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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

CHCRCH DEOICATiON.-The dejIca;ion of
Pissah Chapel, of the African NJ. E. Church
a. the corner OF 10Th and X streets, took place
yesterday forenoon, ia the presence Of a large
nUmter OF persons, Including The following
coloied minlsteIs.-Bispop A. w. Wayman
X. a. Hail. Pastor o. Union Bethel Church. on
NJ street W. u Harms. of Columbia, S. O.. a.
w. Taylor Of UIio1 Bethel; A. Dent, Of Poto.
mac Circuit, nd; w. II. Waters, Pastor of the
church ABOUT 10 be dedicated; also, Messrs. q.
Green. j. A Simms. James Hanss, William
Cook, X. SmoCt, W. Omar and Mr. Vasnon,
Trustee Of the puplic schools from the Isl
school district Bishop Wayman orered the
exercises with prayer, and vas followed with
an appropriate hymn by The choir, with organ
aeeOmpan ir1ents. after which thu Bishop de-
hvered an excellent discourse from the text
Thy presence shall 90 with thee, and will
give thee rest" AT the close of the remarks il
was announced that the congregation was IN
deotsl-267.7s on the church and LOT, and liberal
collection was taken up toward decreasing the
debt. Rev. X. A. Hall ar W. III. Waters as
sisted In the dedicatory exercises, and the pre-
ceedlngs closed with a prayer and b.nedic teton
In the afternoon Rev. w. ID. Harris, OF Co.
Irmole, :. O., preached from the text The
Lord has done great things for us, whereof we
are glad" and the days exercises were CON.
GUIDED 81 night by a sermon from Bishop
Wayman, who selected as his text ssFor He
shall give His angels charge over thee, TO keep
thee in All thy ways" Each of the services
were well attended, and on the motion Of Rev.
were rendered Gen. u y. Howard and asso.
ciaies for he use OF Wisewell barracks, in
which to worship during the time the chapel
was IN process of erection. Collections taken
mp m the morning and afternoon yielded
Sis &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

CLOSED FOR RgPAIRs-The Church of the
Epiphany. q street, near 18th, will be closed
for repairs during this month. The rector
Rev. DIR. Starkey, will avail himself Of the
vacation and journey westward, and during
bis absence the parish will be in charge Of
Rev. MIR. HObbie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

MORE ROOM WANTRD.-Two railway tracks
on Seventh street, and the general busine.s
pressure there would turn many carriage
buegies and wagons into Sixth street. IL the
way were open through the Howard UnIver
sity grounds. What says the Levy COURT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

COINS, &C.-Dr. W hite, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years prac ical experience in the
United States and Canacas, and established at
42i Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chllblains. Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases OF the feet, without
pain or incon venience to the patient. The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi-
clans, surgeons and thousands of other respon-
sible persons who patronze his establishment
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Owing to press
of business at office. DR.. White Is unable to
visit patients at their residences except between
& and n. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

KNOCKED DowE.-Officsrs hardwood end
Hurst found man named Jeremiah Breen.
lying in T. street, between Thirteenth and
Tbuteen-and-a.h half streets, with his he III
badly cut. He was tak,n to the drug store OF
DR.. EGtwistle, where his wounds Were DIRE: 7ed
after which he was conveyed to the fifth
precinct station. where he stIll remains The
FOUNDED man alleges that he was Knocked
down by colOred man unknown to him, an0
without provocation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

SUICIDAL ArTRMPT-Saturday afternoon, a
German woman, residing on the corner Of 18Th
and II streets, took an overdose Of laudanum,
probably with the intention Of alf-destru cnon
DIR. Miller was called in, and Ia q few hours
pronounced her out Of danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

THE GRIAT1sT relief imaginable can be AZ
forded this warm weather by wearing one OF
those elegant suits selling At such astonishing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth
ing store, $50 Seventh street opposite the Post
Once. " here, in addition to gentlemen's BAN
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
dete alpaca and linen suits, childreu's Carl.
balde suits in great variety are also - be had at
the most reasonabl prices. 800
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~A lady in Newport has airing cut ont of
solid diamond, and said 70 be the only. one II

ga lady in Newport has airing cut ont of a
solid diamond, and said 10 be the only one In
the country. set n = q 49,
USenator Spngus's sphorism thai .Noth.
Ing 10 mere coWardly than milliou dollars--
unless It be two miilions," Was yrobaoiy IN ;
spired BY the old conuudrumlsWhatm makes
more noise than . Pig under gats7 Two
pigs" .'A y n 10. 4t.. az 81 Us :.
~Madams Senyah. the tsapese PERFORMER,
missed her balance whale making her "1ying
leap" a. Kent. Ohio, . few days ago, and fell
thirty feet, sinking on her head and shoulders
and was severely injured. on
~An ALBANY paper says: "rhe sky rocket
salute rs u new idea, introduced by the Seventh
Regiment at their COLLATION.. 1t ID very effec-
tive, lar ahead Of the "tiger," which has been
upon the st,ees SO long. Phiz-bang-a-ha."
- The following notice was found pasted
on a large box which passed over the Soux
CITY and Pacific Railroad q few days since
"Beggage smashers are requested ~ handle
this box with care, as IL contains nitro.glycer-
lie. trek hre, gun cotton. and two live 9oF,l.
las" The box was no. broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

HoFY'e MALT EXTRACT is already recon-
mended by DOR leading physicians. as tonic
and remedy with the most satisfactory results.
1t brings hack the glow OF health TO the care
worn cheek, strengthens and braces up the
whole system. This beverage Is extensively
used where all spirituons liquors and ales are
discarded. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

A MAeSryrcgxrIor OF

Oroide Stnds and Sleeve Buttons,
Etruscan, Jet, Rubber. and Shell sets OF Jew
elry.
Has just been received ST Mr.. Prigg's attractive
One Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. as Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
We also notice nne variety Of French Chro-
moe, framed in black walnut and gold, at the
Music and Painting are two admirable pic
lures.
It is matter OF surprise 10 all how such
fine goods as can be found At this establish.
ment can be sold al such very low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

Cur THIS OUT AID KsEp Ir.-Franklin
Dyer, q highly respectable and iateliigent far.
mer Of Galena, Kent county, Maryland, gives
the following al sure cure for the bite of q
mrd dog. As will be seen, he has tested il
" it'll the most gratifying resalts: Eiecampaue
is plant well known to most persons, and is
10 be found in many Of our gardens Immedi-
ately after teiDg bitten take one and a halt
ounces OF the root of the plant the green root
is perhaps preferable, but the dried will an.
swer, and may be found In our drug stores,
and was ueed by ms--slice or bruSse, put into
q pint Of fresh milk, boil down 70 half pint
strain; and when cold drink 1t, fasting az least
SIX hours, Afterwards. The next morning
tasting, repeat the dose, using two ounces oi
ro0e. On the third morning take Auother dose.
prepa1eA a. last, and thfs vii Do SD ficient I,
Is recommended that after each desc nothing
be eaten for At least ak hours. I have q sou
who Was bitten BY O. mad dok eightsen years
ago, and fouf other cnildreA ID The nefGhbor.
hood were also bitten; they took the above
doee. and ars alive and veil TO this DAY, 80
have known d number Of crhefs who Wsre
bitten and applied the came remeuy. IL h
supposed that the roots contains Q pgtuci
pie which, being taken mp BY lbs blood Id it.
cirulaton, counteracts or neusralizes tn,
seadly effects Of the virus OF hydrophobia.
feel 70 much confidence IN this ample rem d,
that am willing you should give my NAM
in COMMISSION with this statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

THE TEMPERANCE MovEMHNr.-Yesterday
the usual public meeting under the auspices
OF Howard DIVISION, was held n the Capitol
Grounds. Rev. q. W. Dennison presiding, with
Mr. h. n. Rothery secretary. Colonel A. L.
Waller. General o. u. Howard. Rev. Mr. Ran.
KIM snd DR.. Snodgrass delivered short ad !.
dresses, and the names OF several were added
TO the pIedge.
~ the meeting OF the Washington City Tenn.
perarce Society, At Temperance Hall, addresses
were delivered by the President, Mr. Jonn Il.
Thompson, Mr. Arthur Shepherd, DIR. James
NJ duncan, and DIR. Joseph Walsh. During
the meeting, Mr. VIM p. Drew offered q series
of resolutions in respect to the memory of the
late John = Hollings head, and of condolences
20 ms family Remarks were made by several
gentle men, in which the earnest labors Of the
deceased while president Of the society were
advsrted TO, ana the resolutions were mani.
nnously adopted, and ordered to he engr ossed
trs asmittsd 10 the family, and entered upon
the minutes.
The regular meeting Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Society was held in the basement
o. CaIroll Hall last evening, the vice yresi
-ts2f, MI. j. y. Clarke, In tie CHAR Interest.
ing addresses were delivered by the charm an
Mr.. George Savage, and Col. Benson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

DIsoRDRgLY HOUSE CLosED.-On Satu-da v
night, Lieut.. TAFT, with mem oers of his force.
acting under orders from police headquarters,
made a raid on three houses on q st -. bet ween
18th and 18th. occupied by dIsreputable wo-
men, white and coiored. About twenty per.
sons were arre.te male and female, who were
all taken to the Central guard house, where
Justice Harper fined several, dsmiss ei others.
and held the proprietors 20 bail 10 answer the
chnIge, at court, OF keeping bawdy houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02
"HoNe," SO 7th street.

CH8APRR THAN THE CHBAPIsT.- White
Shirts, IS cents, al, 81 IS, and upwards Un-
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchiefs, already hemmed, for IS cents. The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth.lined
button. hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman's,
Marble Hall, No. A5S 7th street, opposite Patent
Once. 7,6,l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. b
Wilson & 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c. as cheap
as any person who advertises IN the Star. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS AP-
FOINTMESTs.-Ap adIoGrLed meeting OF the
Board of Fire Commissioners Was held on
Saturday evening in the MAYORS Office
Mayor Bowen end G.. W. GoodalI, Robert II
Booker, and Charles King, commissioners,
PFC esnt- Mr. GocdalI moved that the chi-f
er gineer he authorized 10 purchase one thous-
ard feet OF three.ply rubber hose. for the use
OF The Department, Agreed to- The following
appointments were made by the Board
LHiCn Engine, No. i.-FOremap, William 7.
Stone; Engineer i. II. Hurdle; Fireman, J. =
Brent: Hostler, Unstavus Dunoar; Extramen.
Charles Hayden, William ID. Buckley George
Edward, Daniel Williams, Thomas Dent, and
James RAYMOND: SupernumerarIes, Thomas
Fugitt. William Fister, Richard Henderson,
John Britton, John Smith, and M. y. q uig-
ley.
Frarklin Engine, No. 2.-Foreman. John
Dickerson; Engineer, John Beckets, Fireman,
Francis Myers; Hostler, Charles Gottsnb rieng;
Extramen, John E. Piggott, Levi Moulding.
Edward 6rinnell, Lemuel Weeden, Julius
Strobel, and John johnson; Supernumeraries,
Rigdon Williams, H Lincoln, Joseph Lewis,
James Class, William Anderson, and Thorn IS
Thompson.
Hook and Ladder CompaHy.-Forsman. George
Smith; Tilerman. Thomas Sorrell; Hostler,
Richard Smith: Extramen, Robert Brown,
Roi ert johnson. James NJ. Talley, Joseph
Black. Walter Nicholson. r. w. Waters; Su.
perpumeraries, William H. West; Henry Po-
land, John Fisher. st. Clair Buriey, Thomas
Fisher, ST. Clair Burley, Thomas Bowie, and
Robert Adams.
In Colombia Engine Company, No. 8. no
changes have been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

WISELY CHAPlL MIssIoN-This charge,
under the ministry Of Rev. j. q. Hepnine, Is q
growing one, and the Congregation II spirit.
ual one. II 10 probable that In the course OF q
occupied now II the corner OF 9th and 5 streets
VIII be required Yesterday the services were
more than usually interesting, the pastor
lion OF members, from 1st Chronicles, 3ist
chapter, and 21st versa sand in every work
thai he began In the service Of the house Of God
and IN .he lao and In the commandments TO
prospsred" At the evening service twenty.
feur prooauonerS were recoved into full
membefship; after which the Lord's Supper
was celebrated oy large number OF communi.
Giants In the presence OF very large congrega-
ton; and, after the services were Over, compile
walked mp to the altar and requested to be
married, which request was complied with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

MUST WIN-"No Use DenHnq tie Fdct"-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted a principle Of selling Tea that must
,cia, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought q
thousand.
6,17 "HONG," SIG 7th street.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr; Georgetown
$1,000 WORTH OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS

~ \. On "WEDNESDAY MORNING.. August
9Th. wil sell, commencing st 10 o'clock
laid Continuing from DAP 60 day until the
Gu ne stock 10 disposed Of, AZ the store, no. 3
Bridge street oil the took OF Dry snd Fancy goods
elegant assortment OF SbaWls and Ulosks, Cassi-
meres and Dress Goods, Under Garments for L.
dies and enilemen slsrge tine mt OF Ribbons
Lace ., and ell kinds Of White Goods. Alarse as
sort nent OF Carpess matiirgs, and Ole oths, and
q % &c lot Of Domestic Coos
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
aJ2-3t Auctfoneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

JUST THE Tonic roe rHTs WrArHrR-
befrer preventive Of prevalent summer com.
plants, and NO more en1ceuf remedy Tor dy 4.
pc osia, and its attendant evils, Nervousness 3,
depression, &c, has yet been discovered "a an
the Native Wine BItters Of our fellow .cltizsn
MIR. Charles Gautier. They are very palatsSI e.
and work like o charm. No man of sedent ar
habits should be without them. They are
highly recommended by physicians, and as
stomaChic have no superior in any bitters no "
In the market This may seem strong praise
but IL only the truth Is many OF our citizens
viii ceItlfy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

CAMP CoTs that don't require Pillows and
Mattresses In the use Of them. Only Si.50 each.
For sale at
ADAMsox's, SOC Ninth street,
next to Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02
RAILROADS,
BALrIMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- IL s %

BALr1MoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IT 81
s's;s ssS zss
are nov run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMeRl.
and sS'2 ss sSSncsS 4 10 ~: :ss
a. sGs Ass s %sE !. .ss
and $50 and : 20 P. II. '1N '''" -
t..,. .. A rq n a.. AssA AZ = f. uo,,., A.
OF from Annapolis on Sunday.
Ley, ri II. : 4 i5;s! $50. $40, ..s
Low. :, z e B VA "a sI g rio 4'.spm
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
q s. asS; =. 3 7ti (. T.: .sa
Sas e Mnss sss rae: 'n BAIL
w.shinsson Station Ticket SS,os :. II hours q
tickets at the avenue once can there arrange e
sEsa the DEPOT ana and pSs the Bag
For New York. Philadelphis, and Boston, y.
sayertisement Of Through Line"
WILSON, Master Of 4, Ttrs,n:lort::ion
uos GEO. s. Ko6NTz. General 1i Ks Sssa''
T,HROUeH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHtHhIAWRIY66E sR AND Il "a
WARRINGTON, 1873
Trains between wAsHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are row run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, scitAont change Of ecys
Leave daily except Sunday at A. M, ane
:4S and p. N.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except hun3ay) at A. II. ard
:4S and SEQ p. II.
ON SUNDAY.
Lesye for New York ct s:40 2. H., and Phila
yhsa At 8 :4O p. d.
coping cars fer New York on 2. II. train
y.
THROUGH ueketsto Philodslphia, New York OF
Boston can be bed q the Station 0mce at ell no
= the Day, Also, as the OomDanys Onios, No
l06 PennsylvAnia avenue. Passenger purcnasina
tickets g the Avenue ofnoe can there arrange C
have their called for end checked at their
residence, taken he depot, end pat In the bag
6ss Baitinoss and Ohio Railroad advertise men,
ioe schsdnls 6seyesn Warrington, Baltimore. An
4. WILSON, master Of TransDorsssieu
i. II. OOLD. General Ticket Agent.
10 - 0HO. 8. KO0N3Z. Agent, Warrington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

2AHeB OF THHkNoMBrKR at Franklin &
Co.'s. opticians, a. Pennsylvania avenue
in the shade, to-day: o'clocka. m. ~ degrees
10. IS; II, %, II m, 81; p. NJ Sat- 50.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, AnetiOpeer: eeorfstoVl

$4,000 OLD BRICKS AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August I'd. at 81
oclock will sell 1T the iptersecttou OF Hish And
stottsrd streets about rs go old Brick, in good
order.
Terms cash.
jysl-2t fHO6. DeWLTN0, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

Boar RAcR-we learn that the Anacostia
Boat Club has challenged the Analostan Club
70 q race, 10 come OF on Wednesday, the ath
instant. The conditions and place have not
yet transpired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

DIArH OF MR. JoHx s. HorrrNesHnAp.-
The death Of this gentleman took place &C his
residence on sth street. near =, on Saturday
The deceased vas In his dfty sixth year, ma
tive Of 9eosgetown, and Was man with many
good traits Of character. For several years he
and notary public, end vss commissioner Of
deeds for almost every STATE IN the Union.
For several years he was prominent man in
the temperance reform, And bat few men ever
through his individual elcfts hundreds of
people were induced to sign the pledge. He
was the founder Of the washington Temper
his death member, there are hundreds who
VIII revere his memory. His funeral u in
progress this afternoon. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

CHAHeB or FIRs ALAkN Box.-Fire alarm
box 80, formerly located at 6th street wharf,
was on saturday placed in posiuen on the
front Wall Of the Army Medical Museum, for.
Z snd + styeets. This locality has long needed
Q signal box. IL hasfng been Vitnout one since
the removal Of IRE alarm hesduuarters from
10th street, between ID and z Streets -, So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

The following are from the Gazette OF last
evening:
AGAIN PosTPoHED The motions against the
banks OF Ho vaudeville. Scots vile, Monticello,
PhiIlippi, Pittsy lvap,a. and the " ntral Bank
Of Virginia, for injunction sad the appoint
ment Of receivers, set for argument In cham
bers before Judge Underwood, In this city, to-
DAY, were again postponed until the 18TH Of
August In CONSCIOUSNESS Of the absence Of
some Of the counsel, John h 0tlmer, Esq,
of Richmond, and District Attorney s. F.
Beaes, Of tAose employed. being the only ones
present. "a sts
CATTLB DIenAsK-Many cows have died in
this neiGhbo1 hood within the past week; bat
from what cause has not yet been determined.
But. whatever may be the character OF the
disease, its termination Is sudden, and ia result
invariably fatal. .'.
star LAw.-The stay OF executions against
personal property expired. by order OF General
Candy, to-day, unless those against whom
on the amount of the original debt since the LIST
Of January, ls69
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

DEATH OF A SISTER OF THE SACRED HEART
On Saturday afternoon Sister Philomena, OF the
order of St. Dominic, and Mother Superioress
of the Academy of the Sacred Heart, South
Washington, died at Providence Hospital, in
the i3d year of her age. Her name was
McDonough, and she was a native Of Perry
county, Ohio, where she became Religious
" ben only fourteen years old, and where most
Of her life was spent. She was Superioress in
Nashville fer several years, and came 70 this
CITY in October last to instifu tA the Academy of
the Sacred Heart in South Washington. Her
funeral took place this morning IRON st. Dom
ILic's Church, where requiem mass was csi-.
brated- The remains were inferred at Mount
Oliyet Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

one Of our oldest wood and coal dealers, and
most respected cstizene died last nfehf q his
residence. on New York aysane, near The cor.
nsr Of Eth street, after . brief Illness mr..
Lowry hsd been for many years q Constant
resident Of Washington, and enjoyed the es
TEEN Of q wide circs Of friends and aequafnt.
auces.
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| HK IMP0RrAMOKI On nKaEfH.

lHE IMPsRrAxGKl eR nkAIfH.
Hone but thess dsDriysl e III S,ulnG knop.
Of tts los. fhe gtnDosds b1o1ched, "a tseeSf.
With jseIonsy, snd in1Srdly SSif,s a. -
fhoee W. systsae arS "a M n ~ a
DOlOYULA.. and ekhR o. so AssSaes. -
49,. AZ !. s ssss s e iSIcv 80 saSsfs
An lave 6nsiy Vsrsisg IN No. HsssAss, -
si:: IT, s::s s ~ ts:s5 Tisf 4.
sanARIfAns Doo9 AsD anss surou., :
before eerpfsls tskss . Urn leld. - - {.
How ma! heys - yifss 81 eyphilis In ne N
kls.ing lite Of e 1aesfai 39eSses on ths oos.
sSs1tiS9; a. IS &c, e wsses eI2S Iir.t clss9se
ecffon, which p ~ eeeee = eeeedttary IN q.
pnstitotienJ bsfors 20 thing Hisery On yourssb
Ind ofsDrinS. fries olS Dsr bettas.
u 9AMARITAR0 OFT
The only real cure for 0osorrAos, olsse -
rarely Vegetable. We 6i0o0rd Baisoa Csr11;s
ia 1s.cIlL :: Ssiag set ~ ss:isss ISt Ssrsf.i
hg trouble, exDosere, md the extortion of auaoks
Nee Peekaees, -; Females, %. eolA bv q.
FORD, and By Drusgists,
NJ We kacs street. PhilaGslDhia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

y n y GA st o
Ths 4ABYLAMD RnBB STONE OONPAUY
are prepared 70 furnish their Stone In diIonSioeo
-. sx%sS 70 ssDns. Z
WIDOW OAPA AID sILLs, $40 T.
- ILA00ING A6HLEt. Ae
HUBBLE Oh ROUGH sOUiD tT06H' q
. . '' 3 lo:v.hs1pnz, H.. =
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SUDDKN DRAfH.-On Saturday evening, Mr.
Orrin Day, while passing along y cet, be.
tween 9TH and eth. suddenly staggered Fad fell
A number OF gentlemen went to his assistance,
with DR.. Behrend, who rendered all aid poss :
BILE TO resusitate him. but without avail, as he
expired in a few moments. He was conveyed
TO his late home, and Coroner w. w. Potter
notified, who summoned Jury of inquest yes
terday morning, and after hearing the evidence
rendered verdict that his death was the re-
suit Of heart disc se. Mr. Day was a native OF
Name. and ere Of the propristors of National
dining saloon, 49l 18th street, between and +,
and was aged about 80 years. -f m
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HIGHWAY RoBDBRY.--On Saturday after.
noon, o residenf Of Montgomery county was
attacked on tn street. near Howard University,
knocked down and roobe& Of his coat. money
occurrence. although tbs victim kept on 70 his
hone. Sereeaat Harrison and O0eer McOoes.
neg arreated James Osopsey, Wn. Moore, and
watch and coat, as also some money believed
TO be portion Of tnat stolen, and they are held
for further Nearing BY Justice Wall, faioT u