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THERE ARE SUITS in the law, there are suits il

The faIr,
And each (unsuccsssful) occ aston despair.
but the suits now admitted the best suits OF all
Ar. the suits you can gain 1t the famous OAK
HALL.
Yes, all admit the superiority of the Oak
Hall suits, which are aim lost nnmberlass in
variety and style, embracing Gsuts', Boys.
Youths, and Childrens', aud the 10 " prices at
which the v are sold causes much comment
OAK HALL Clothing aud Furnishing Goods
$50 .th. L. Il. BARBOUR, Proprietor; n. T.
JUDD, Managing Salesman.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct. : oeoree,ouu.
BoUsIHGLD FURNITURE AND ErFEcrs &

HoUsI HOLD FURNITURE AND EFPECTs OF
AT AUCTION
a ON FRIDAY MORNING. April 9th. at 10
W O'Clock, / ehall sell, without regard To
hi weather at No - Frederick street, between
.Lo anG Sd streets, q general assortment of
House hold Fur iture, consisting Of
Hair cloth Chairs and Sofa
Cottage Set complete
walnut ENteDsi u and other Tables
Cane. seat Rocking al Dining Chairs
ft dste ads, Hair and Feather Pillows AM Bol
sters ''
Hair and shnck Mattresses
carpets, Cooking Stove and Fixtures with MANY
oiner articles tCo numerous 20 mentoa.
apoots THOMAS BOWLING, An-t'r
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CITY ITEMS.

THosn WHO ARE ooNTIMPLAfIne the pur-
chase If Clothing Will do well TO inspect tns
Stock ut OAK HALL which embraces every
variety Of Gents, Boys and Youthe' Garments
and 6arihal dis for the little ones. OAK h ALL
No i6n 7th street, L. ID BARBouR, Proprietor;
N. 7. JUDD, Managing Salesman.
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No NATTER now aRlAr THE Rush for the
beautiful Spring suits tor Gentiemen now on
exhibition NJ s6s P-nusyi vania Avenue the en-.
terprising proprietors have made such ar.
IA, gements as will enable all to be suited with.
ont unne ces.ary delay. Remember-Habie e
%, under United States Hotel. ,
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PASTOR CALLlD.-The Cincinnati papers re-
port that the Mount Auburn PRESBYTERIAN
Church Of that city has extended a unanimous
call to Rev A. A. E. Taylor, of the Bridge
street Presby terian Church in Geergeto wn, to
become their pastor at q salary Of $50 year.
MIR. Taylor has quite a widespread reputa.
ton as an able and earnest preacher, and Is
very popular with his Georgetown congrega.
ton. 1t is not known If be will accept the call
TO Cincinnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

CAPsIZED.-Yesterday afternoon one OF the
MessTs. tanners liver" boats was upset while
on its way from Stick Landing fishing grounds
TO this city. The boat was loaded with fish,
which were all lost; but two white men on
beard escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

PRICE LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the "Origlnal Franc" 494 eth street, bet ween
ID and GOOD White Shirts, 81 to 81 %
Fine White Shirts, $l.75 TO 50. Good Merino
SHIRTS and Drawers, IS cents each; Good w bite
Pocket HandkeYchiefs, 20 cents each; Good Cot.
ton Seeks, 10, Is, 20, IS cents per pair; Paper
Cuffs, cents per pair, or so cents per dozen.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows,
and every other arucle in the gents furnish.
ing line, cheaper than the cheapest. Remem
Der he name and place, The Original Franc"
i94 9TH street. between ID and E Also notice
the large plate glass window. 3Y,l:
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THE JAPAEBsH are drawing full houses at
Walls Opera House. Little "AIl-R ght" is as
brig ut and clever as upon his first appearance
here, and the whole troupe acquk themselves
TO the delight and admiration Of the audience
every evening
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lust RECEIVED
y 100 bills. 0enesses Valley FAMILY FLOUR
Is bbls. New York STATE BUCK WI At FLOQR
10 bbls. prims New York Mediua GANs
:! =. Tub. aDS AZ e5kt0: hns HsS xeTk BUrTaR
% 6enehes BANAhAs-6ne large fruit
'ir Pennsylvsnia avenue
HlhA Between 10th and nth stysets
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ONR OF THD LATEST NOVELTIES Is the
Chinese bouquet and fan combined, also q
lady e portmonnAie both 50 arranged that by
pulling = strine an elegant little fan appears.
II Ia attached to these articles, ana will be
found useful and fashion able during the COM
Ing season, . choice variety Just received by
MI. Priee, At his One Dollar Jewsiry Store,
i36 Pennsylvania avenue, three doors from *
street.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Fitch Il Fox, real
estate brokers and auctioneers, have sold part
of lot No. S, in subdivision of square Isl, front
ing % feet on 18th street, between and X SITS.
and 100 feet deep, TO Dickson & King, Tor 6}
cents per square foot.
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GENERAL JoHN b. MAaRupxR,s LRcruRR.

GENkRAL JOHN Is. mAGRUDRRs LECTURE
Upon the invitation of a number OF distin.
guished residents and sojourners in Washing.
ton. General John Bankhead Magruder has
consented to deliver, at Metzerott's Hall, at
eight o'clock tomorrow evening his lecture
upon "Mexico, Macmillan, Carlotta. Span,
and Cuba; and series of subjects. The press
generally speak In very complimentary terms
of this lecture wherever n has been delivered
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flRE IN The COCNTRY.-Last evening, n
bright CHI north OF the cIty caused one or go
q inc nre companies 70 run out with their ap-
paratas In that direction, il having the appear
aDce OF being but short distance from the
city. but after going TO the Northern Liberties
tney found that IL was much further. The
light was caused by the burning of woods on
the farm OF MIR. Oliver Clark, about ten miles
distant, IN Montgomery county, Md.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOS BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TAfE IN GDURGETOWN, D. C.

a By,ttus o. decree e sss Supreme Court
sss Gss. Is 81 e esSs.
x .ss
Hsrs defshdsnts. the Same being 40. 500, Equity
ssase On 1 ssss
81 ssis T :.s ss
- tx :SStS side
forty 2sel feet from the southwest corner Of said
:rset . ED 81 and run
ave $3.50 feet aud extending south in par. line.
OF that width two hundrsd and forty ssol fest, At
This property Is improve1 BY anew tGo-stofy
Brick House. with beck building, and ell the NOD.
he sieSsn. dwelling houses erected by f Henry b.
Terms of.ale. as prescribed by decree: One half
SIX months from day OF sale, with interest Deed
Court and. payment Of the purchase money. All
oonveyancins including revenue stamps, At the
s est Of the pu,.S,.ss sill be required when
.,,a wIII1 AAMso1s GAssINs Trustee.
II GREAT sXRsHGss in ssos ae s p1n Ts DIV
0OODS.especially In DRESS GaoDs We invite
fo G' bGse .tlsss e.0r!.sIxa
RYTRos. BOWLING, Auct,onser; Georgetown.
NEW BgSGIEs; CARRIAeEs: WAGONS
TOOLS, LUMBEB. IRON. PAINTS NEW
FRAME BUILnIkG: &C. At AUCTION
HR< On MONDAY MORNING. April 18th
M06 At 10 o'clock. will sell, at the ca rrfsge
- establishment on HI Oh street, bet ween
Bridge street and the canal
New Top and no Top Buggies and Carriages, made
! large ew Frsme Building
Large lot of Backsmiths' and Whaelwrigh, g Tools
Large lot Lumber. Paints, Iron, e. &C.
ton.
Sale positive, without regard TO weather
apo THOS DOWLING Auet
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XIV j. VArGHr LEWIS, rector OF 81, John
(EpIscopal) Church, in this city, has receive ed
call 10 the church in Cleveland, Ohio, ma ie
vacant by the acceptance of DIR. S,arkie of tue
rectorshlp OF the Church of the Epiphany, IN
place OF DR.. Hail. Ii Is not yet known n MI
Lewis Will accept. DIR. S,arkie will assume
charge OF the Church OF the Epiphany on til
18Th ms slant.
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THE FINEST GRAPE IN AMReIcA-Mr.
Alfred Speer, the maker of the celebrated Port
Grape Wine, says, II Is about the size Of the
Isabella. and that it Is the finest on the couti-
nent. He has refused thousands OF applica.
tons Tor the plant, as he requires all avail aole
cuttings fer the extension of his vineyards.
He has orders for bis wine from Europe. Our
druggists have procured some four years old.
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IhrRovKNEETs.-Mr. J. u. Meyers, carpeu.
VI aho contractor, Is about 20 commence the
efec'ion OF eleven first class residences on q
suee,, between OH and 10Th streets, for q num-
ner o. Meii-known citizens, among others Mr.
w. ". Wallach- The cost of each house will
prove the peighoorhood
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MEssRs. COOPER Il LATIMRR, auct ioneers
Star Buildings. at 10 O'Clock TO morrow morn
ing and u In the evening, will sell, at public
auction. valuable collection Of oil paintings,
compTi ing many rare and BEAUTIFUL pieces by
celebrated artists. The pictures are now on
exhibition at their sales room.
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No MERTING.-It was announced that the
First Ward Republican Club would hold a
meeting at the barracks corner Of nth and l
streets last evening, and a number gathered
there about o'clock but the officers did not
think II advisable to call the meeting to order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

THE CONCERT AND EXHIBITION at Gorsuc h
chapel, tomorrow evening. by the Sunday
School, Will be very interesting.
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UNION WAR PRISONERS ASSOCIATION
This association held its regular meeting las,
night, General Lasselle presiding. A commit.
Tee consisting of Major Van Buren,, Captain
MHcher and Captain Hugo Handler, Was ap.
pointed TO make arrangements for q social re-
union OF all war prisoners now sojourning in
the city. Major l.. =. Williams. from the com =
m tiee appointed some time since to consider
the subject OF the erection of m on ument in
this city 10 the memory of those who peris led
IN rebel prisons, reported that the prospect OF
securing large contributions for that oblsct WIS
very hatterIng. Colonel Emerlc Szabad de-
lIvered an address, which was followed by in
resting "reminiscences of prison experiinc-
oy Dr. w. Cralgeh Can't W. III Partridge.
Capiain l. Weiser AZ otheIs, after which the
association adjourned.
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THR POTOMAC FRoNT.-Head winds still
prevail and wharf matters gradually FINNISH
lug. The steamer W. w. Colt, due here on
aground of Lodge Landing, in Ysoc,mico
rlvtr. The Arrow carried down 20 Mount
Vernon. at her ual hour this morning. a gaod
lot OF passengers and mails for M1rshalrs
Landing.
CGTtrs WRof.-Arrived-Stea Guiding
Star, Wilson, from Alexar dria with wood for
Gleason Glenn Salet-Schrs. I.lt.Ie Rock
Riehman, Tor the Rappahanuock river, light;
f A. Cummins, WhIslow, for Elizabeth river
Va. With fertilizers for Mr.. Cox
JOhns0n's Whdf-The receipts Of fi-h at this
point to-day were 5.G10 shad, which sold at : Il
and so per hundred, aRo about lOOin herring
at Sii per thousand-an advance.
RIsy's Whdrt-Tbe only noticeable feature at
THIS wh1rf is the arrival Of half dozen oyster
and potato vessels, with assorted qualities
Last quotations unchanged, though a fine lot
of box oysters, consigned to Msssrs. Turner &
Son, were disposed of in port at - per bu shell
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ANErAL CoNFKRKNcK A. NJ T. ZIoS
CHURCB--Ihe baltimore annual conference of
The African Methodist Episcopal Zion church,
which has under its jurisdiction churches in
Maryland. District OF Columbia, and Virginia
will assemble in Wesley Zion church, Seventh
Ward, on Wednesday, April 18th, ~ o'clock
p H. Bishop 5. @. Jones will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

QUICK WORK Effective W. Thompson
succeeded in recovering the harness. a nspr ~
,be property stolen from the stable of a. <
koyes, South Washin gtou, on Monoav nivht
within few hours OF the theft. The tbief =.
light colored mulatto, offered the harm sss for
ssle, but on the approach of the Off Ger TOOK leg
pail with, such speed that pursuit was inefiec.
tUal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

MANHOOD

In the youps aod rising generation, the veeets-
i've Dowers Of life strong. but In few years how
sften the pslid hue, the lsck lustre eye, and sma
efased form, and the iDDossibiiity Of application
mental effort, show its bsneful inn uence. IL
soon becomes evident to the observer that come de-
pressing influence 10 checking the development Of
the body. Consumption 10 talked OF, and perhsp
the youth 10 removed from school and sent into
the country. This 10 one OF the worst movements
beneved from ordinary diversions Of the ever
changing scenes ofthe city, the powers Of the body
too much enfeebled TO give rest 10 heslthlul and
rural exercises, thoughts are turned invards upon
themselves.
IL the patient be 9 female, the approach 81 the
menses 10 locked for with anxiety. as tn FIRST
symptom in which Mature Is to show her saving
power In dfHusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek With the bloom Of health. Alas! increase o
appetite has grown By what IL fed the energies
the system are Frustrated, q d the whole econo.
my 10 dersnged. The besuti aud wonderful De
riod In which body and mind undergo 90 ting
change from child 20 woman, IL looked for in
vain; the parents heart bleeds I'm anxiety, and
snciss the grave but y siting for its victim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

E~ArcrPArIoN CoSvRSrIos.-Anad ,ournsd
DeeuI OF the coiored delegates appointed BY
oeorsetowp, TO make ABRAMS ements for proper
celeorauon OF emancipation IN the Dtstf1ct OF
Columbia, was held last night at 13th-etreet
Presoy terrain Church-President Charles n
tary.
David r. Parker offered q resolution that the
Convention reserve TO itself the selection OF the
place where the stand for puolc speakns on
emancipation day should be erected Upon
this a protracted debate ensued, after which
the resolution was withdrawn
Wm II. Brown offered resolution, which
was adopted as sfu e the heads of the Depart
ments where colored men arr employed, 70
grant them Ieavs Of absence on emancipation
Day. 10th Of April
Zero me Johnson srose 20 personal explana-
fion, 10 winch obIee ion was al first made; but
finally permissio was given him 10 make his
statement He then produced q copy of the
STAR containing the proceedings Of the last
meeting. in which ne Johnson was reported
a. having said that be .shad fought, bIed. aud
died Tor his country" Immediately upon
vas general laughter, and over two-thirds
of those present cried out. ssYes, you did
say so, but no one believed you' ut
is the truth The STAR is rIghtr' &c.
johnson further proceeded 10 read the brief
synopsis made of his remarks, where IL was
also said hat he ssdealt in severe personalities
towards Mr.. George Hatton." Here again the
house became CONFUSED, and loud cries were
h.ard in every direction, of "You did, too-'
ssYou know you did. Johnsonr'J If. in the
confusion which prevailed al the lasI meeting,
he said, the reporter understood him to say
what had been published, il was a mistake. as
he ant 20 say that, during his experience as
a soldier there were many of them who had
behaved calamity. and some had thought, bled
and died" With reference 10 the structures
which he applied 10 Mr.. Hatton, he wished 10
diselaim any intention of rejecting upon his
private character or motives Whar he said
was. he thought. within the scope of legitimate
debate.
George Hatton replied that the personalities
indulged IN towards him by johnson at the last
meeting did not disturb him in the least, for the
source from which IL came was too small and
nifiInE for HIM to notice.
The Finance Committee appointed at the last
meeting was read as follows Alex. Thomas,
tchairman,) Henry Beverly, W. r Thomas. w.
H Scott. u. X. Parker, Mich1 Sinner, Rev. J.
II. Green, A. l.. Brown, and VIM. Delany. Ad.
pourned.
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HONORARY MxNEHR Gen. Apyn.,r. W.,
heb has been eiecte5 an honorary ms1nsr -,
,ns German VetsraH Union, NO, Georse VIZ
tsL % puohsbeo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

TEE I2TH UNITED State Iyy.xr,x r.,.n
has been ordered 70 California. will lea We hsrs
$40 to-morrow ami 30 Friday en- route wsst.
via the Balnmors and Ohio railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

CANTERBURY draws excellent audiences
every evening. The attractions this week are
of an uncommon order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

The FANCY DRRss AND MASK BALI at the
Fountain Hotel, tomorrow evening, Will he q
grand affair.
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HELMB0LDS HIGHLY CONcENTRA-
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Recommendation,
A Gaze Of Twenty Years Standin

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June IS 1851.
d. T. HELMBoLD D, Druggist:
DEAR Sir: i have been q sufferer for twent,
years with gravel, bladder ana Al new ar-cti,u.
during which time 4 have usei various medical
prepar aud been under the TIRE atDent OF the
most eminent physicians, experiencing but little
relief.
Having seen your prepara tions extensively Ad-
verified, consulted my family ply sician in res ard
to usinR yo ur Extract Buchu.
/ did this because hao us ed all kinds of ad ver
tised remedies, and had found them worthless and
some quite injurious; in fact despaired of ever
getting well, apd determined 10 use nc RENE
dies hereafter unless knew OF the ingredients In
WAS this that prompted me TO use pour remedy AZ
you advertised that IL was composed OF buchu Gu
bebs, and juniper berries, it red TO me an ex-
ceept combination. and. with his advice, after an
examinstiCn OF the article. and consulting again
with the Drug gist, concluded TO try it L com
MERGED to use IL about eight nths ago, az which
lime l was confined 70 my room.
From the first bottle was astonis b. and graft
fed the beneficial effect, and after uslng il three
weeks Was able TO walk out. i felt much like
writing TO You . full statement Of my case at the
time, but thsugh hit my Improvement TO be only tenn
porary, and therefore concluded to defer aud see
fit would effect q perfect cure, kno wing that IL
would be OF greater value TO you and more salts
factory to me.
i am now able to report that . cure is effected
aft. usiBR the remedy for i've months.
have not used any now Tor three months. and
feel ss we'll in ell respects ae l ever did.
Ysur Buchu being devoid OF any unpleasant taste
and odor, nice tonic and invigorator of the sys-
TEN, do not mean to be without it whenever &C.
casion may require it's Use In such affections
M MCCORMICK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

THE PRIrTIHeT most select, aud fashionable
stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods in this city
is undoubtedly to be found at the Original
Francs, 49i 7th street, between and E, who
has just returned from New York, where he
has purchased some OF the latest novelties in
Ties, Bows, and Scarfs, together with q full
assortment Of new goods in his line. As TO
quality ard prices, we can only say that he Is
In the habit Of selling the best quality goods,
For the benefit of persons who have no money
TO throw away, we would say 20 70 the Orig
inal Franc, and buy your 6ens' FURNISHING
Goods, as you will save money by SO dong
Remember the name and place, 1.-THE Original
Franc" 494 eth street, between d and E. Also
notice the large plate glass window. 3,27,l:
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VIOLATING TIE INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS
To-day, Mr.. l.. NJ. Graves, of the O.. ). Mar.
shafs ONCE, served warrants, ISSUED by u. s
Commissioner X. ID. Mussey, on eight parties
doing business in the city for violations of the
revenue laws, In receiving and having IN their
possession barrels of liquor ON which the rev.
enue stamps were not properly cancelled, and
the cases will be heard this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

INSTALLATION OF OFPICEIs.-R H. G.
Master Reese, assisted by r. II. ID. e. MAstsg
roro, last evening Installed the following Off
GERS OF AldTidge Lodge, No. 3. A. q. e. F. 70
serve the ensuing quarter Prank Grant
w. G.: Israel Hoffman, w. V. g. George F.
Strohei. W Chaplain; A. A. 81 hop w r
: G- Heinsley, Treasurer: T. Humphrey.
warden j. NJ. +. Hough, W. Jr Warden; q
NJ Moore, Tyler; II. Berger, Jr. Tyler.
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MKD!cAI--The following named gentlemen
have been selected as delegates from the W ash :
Ington Medical Society TO attend the National
Medical Association, which meets in New
Orleans on the 18th of May nexr-L. Ritz HE,
Joseph Walsh, J. X Walsh. i. Elliott, J. NJ
Toner, @. Fitch. G. VI. Ford. N. Young, J. F.
Thompson, w Marbury, q. X. Muller, G. NJ
Dove. T.. +. Nalley and II Lind<ly
As an Inducement 10 SECURE a large atten
dance. the coast line route between this city
and New Orleans will sell round trip tickets
for the low prIce of S5IOO.
The following officers of the Washington
Society have been elected for tn ensuing year:
President, Dr. Noble Young; Vice President
DR.. Grafton Tyler; Secretary, Dr. J. W H.
LoveJoy: Treasurer, DIR. J. VI. Toner; Council
lors-Dr. Charles II. LeIbermfn. DR.. F. How
arc DIR. Louis MsckaI. JT.. DIR. W = Johns.
ton and DIR. William MaTbury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

APPoIHTEp.-MaJor Richard Dillon has han
appointed Captain OF the Watch of the Interior
Department building, vice ". II Stanford. r.
moved. M. Diilon lostan arm N ths Iate wsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHEEKY
is "a combination and a form indeed" for heal.
ing and curing diseases of the throat lungs,
and chest. 1t cures q cough by loosening. and
cleansing the lungs, and allaying Irritation:
thus remoring the cause, instead of drying mp
the cough and leaving the disease behind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

FRArEkSAL yIsIr.-On Monday evening.
Damon Lodge, knights OF Pythias, accompa-
med by members of Calanthe and Webster
Lodges, paid a fraternal visit To Friendship
Lodge, in the Seventh Ward, when quite q
pleasant time was spent, and addresses were
mace by Grand V. G. Thompson and other
mem bers Of the Order -
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"A SENSATION IrEN SPoILED.-A morning
contemporary has a faneiful narrative abou, a
Iurnftnre sale of Messrs. Cooper & Larimer
yeshlnay, Describing he articles as hayinz
5.en the Effects of noted bagnio on 18Th street.
Inc rem IS doubtless "spicy' reading, but
Iscks me element Of fact as The furniture in
qnestion happened 20 De that or Respectable
family in the northern part OF the city aIng
Housekeeping. s
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THE HANLoN BROTHERS and their pupils

THE HANLOF BROTHERS and their pupils
are attracting fine audiences TO the National
Theater every evening. The feats Of Pfau. the
young Russian athlete, on the flying apeze
far exceed anything Of the kind ever seen here
and he Is enthusiastically applauded every
tablIshed themselves in popular favor, ard
Blamphin's harp solos delight all lovers of
music. Miss Emily Thorne sings ballads in
style that delights all who hear her, and, alto.
gether, the entertainments OF the troupe are
very pleasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-07

Sly PER CENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Il ne nrst meeting OF this assOciItion und.r It's
constitution was held last evening aud IN. fol.
LOWING officers Were electsd:-Cieorge H. Plant
President: Bernard B2yes, Vice President: q
H. b W bite Treasurer; ". L. TOury. Sacreta-
~ The Directors are. q Judd, III g. GIL,
A b. Butt, Henry Polkinhorn. X. W. Brnf'
John p Cailan. Charles King, " p Causiu.
and A n. Ferris. One thousand ard sixty
shares We're taken sud A. II expected the entire
number l2,tH1 viii oe taken before the fret
regular me-tiEg.