The times., 1897-09-19
EiSer1an Bros.
Corner Seventh and Streets NJ w.
No in Washington.
No Branch Store in Washington.

stack, John Little, Guy Graham, Milton
Garrett Andrew Reese.
President OF the United States james
K. Polk.
Vice President George N. Dallas
James Buchanan. Secretary OF State.
Robert j. Walker, Secretary of the Treas
ury.
William L. Marcy, Secretary Of war.
George Bancroft, Secretary OF the Navy.
John Y. Ma son, Attorney General.
The name Of the en grayer, d. c. Hare,
appears in the lower right-hand corner in
small Roman letters.
Equally as important as the plate IS
the copy OF "a Bible plainly bound in
good leather The fIv-leaf has entirely
disappeared, and the remaining leaves OF
the book have stuck together, so that IL
wculd be impossible to read any three
consecutive pages. There was also about
hair Of a copy Of a ritual or "by-laws''
or the church found amongst the relics
What few leaves are left Of this are stuck
one upon another Oh the leather of one
Of the backs, and the edges are 80 frayed
and wOrrn-eaten that it is impossible 20
tell Just what kind OF a ritual it really
was. Sealed III the hoX We're copies of the
Washington Constitution OF Monday June
80, 1S45, and the National Intelligencer.
newspapers OF this city. These were folded
and have been 50 badly worm-eaten along
the edge that only portions OF the reading
matter can be read.
The Constitution mentions the building
of the new church thus:
The cornerstone of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, on Eighth street, in the rear Of
the there the word is effaced) office, will
be laid with appropriate ceremonies to-
morrow evening, at 6 o'clock. The pub
lic generally Is invited to attend.
portion of all article describing the
burial OF Andrew Jackson can be read as
follows:
We have heretofore given an account
OF the burial Of Andrew Jackson on the
sth day OF June last. We have only to
add that the following will he the epitaph
on his tomb:
Andrew Jackson,
Born on the 9th day OF March, 1767
Died on the Sth of June, 1913.
Qaite the most interesting adver5is enent
IN the paper is by one Of the early dentists
Of the republic. 1t runs
Dentistry.
Or dental surgery-Dr Van Patten con-
tnues at his pleasant and central location
Ia few doors west from Browns and Cole
mans Hoiel). He pledges himself to per-
form any and all opera tons applied to his
profession as successfully and with as
little pain as can be done in any OF the
Eastern cities.
He inserts teeth Of any desired shade or
slze, with or without gums. sineiy or in
full It's, as cases may require and usually
secures them to the gums by the most
cieanly and comfortable principle OF at
mospheric pressure.
Another notice announces that the ssNe-
tropoIis Hotel, on Penns ylvanIa avenue.
has arranged to accommodate all during
the political campaign"
Frosperity is touched upon through the
exchange column in the following from
the Delaware Gazette:
False Prophets. Keep it before the peopIe
that the wings before the election declared
'lhat II James X. Polk was elected the
country would be buried and the peonle
made begsars-" Notwithstanding all this.
business is unusually flourishlnr in the
large cities, and in fact, everywhere. and
the New York, Philadelphia and Raltinora
papers speak OF the present season as tho
greatest ever witnessed.
One OF the first copies OF the old United
States Journal was also found. The .Jour.
nal was just started at that TINA, in nlaca
Of the old "Afadisonian," and apneared
June J 1915. 1t was bright literary and
political journal, and was spirited
auxiliary to the Democratic cause. II
was edited by Jesse E Dow and TheophIlus
Fisk, the former being one of the most com
sistent, talented and fearless advocates of
Human Rights principles of America.