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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12
GREAT STORM IN WASHINGTON
FULL ACCOUNT By our NEW REPORTER.


scribe the effects Of that storm:
Within the last twenty-four hours has oc-
Cured one Of those ferocious outbreaks of
natural forces which appals the human heart
and puts men and women to good deal of
trouble. The vapors collected in the at
mosphere in this region in very large quanti-
ties, suddenly became condensed by the &C.
ton Of the barometers at the Smithsonian
Institute, (which hete not worked we'll since
the fire in that building, which destroyed
much valuable property and paralyzed the
energies of nearly every person connected
with the establishment and the result was
vast precipitation Of aqueous fluid upon
the surface Of the earth in the form of rain.
Whether an accurate analysis of the dish
water sent down from the upper atmos-
pherean strata will verify the theories of LErBIo
respecting the fructifying qualities Of rain
water and snow-water upon the soil your re.
porter is not able to state this morning. He
will have the requisite information after the
lottery for the benefit of soldiers and sailors
orphans has been drawn.
But of the material results of this great
rain-storm your reporter is able to say good
deal. Having seen barometer fall down
and break into fragments, he naturally con.
cluded that a storm was brewing, and he
rushed forth and barred his breast to the gale,
(Nr, printer, don't spell that qdl.) II soon
became very wet. The rain came down.
wards, the rain came sideways, the rain came
slanting, the rain came upwards, and,
although your reporter had a magnificent
cotton umbrella, borrowed from fellow
lodger (who is connected with another iour.
nal he was wetted all over and all under.
The rains descended, and the foods came
and MANY houses built upon the sand were
washed away; likewise my sisters waterfall
went down stream in the general Gresbet
Your reporter kept out in the rain oh
serving things, until the sidewalks had been
made so uneven and unsafe bv the flood that
navigation along Pennsylvania avenue was
exceedingly difficult upon the honor of n
gentleman.)
Your reporter can give YOU at this time
only brief SYNOPSIS Of the damages sus.
tained during the storm.
MADAME VEsrvArI was nearly swamped
at the National Theatre.
The steeple Of the new Baptist church was
made wet tbroupb and III ronob
Every sewer in the city was thoroughly
drenched.
The Offices of the newspaper correspond.
ents, on Fourteenth street, were all washed
away, except the Herald Office. where SAN
G,ry sits 90 serenelv in the receint Of tho
latest news.
A fine lunch at H,ycocv,s restaurant w,s
entirely DESTROYED
Several of the principal sewers in the ci,v
were entirely " cleaned outn
The canal was submeroed IN TIM, deoreo
that il looked of the color of cbocoyo, mn lar
The Tiber Goose Creek gave evidences
of A revival of SUSPENDED animation
Mr., SxIru's flowers, at the Congressional
Conservatory fortunately kent on b,ow;nu
The prices of vegetables at the Centre
Market were materially reduced
Fears were entertained lg that Wv,cvr,,s
-. w.
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VeheThf bU0TeT ENUH''""0e" TUT NVHKTesbs
SALEM, Mass, OCT. lin the Republican Con-
gressonal Convention in the Sixth district, held
here to day, Gen. B. F. Butler nominated for
Congress. He received 100 out of 1853 votes cast on
| the first ballot.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 Temperance Mass Meeting.-The tenn
perance organizations are notified TO perfect their
rangements to participate In the Demonstration on
MONDAY 10Th instant. The organizations are 70.
qussted to be punouai in leaving their halls on that
day at the appointed hour, o'clock p. m. The
shals will report to the chief marshal at the hail. 4si
Ninth street, SATURDAY NEXT pm.
RIOS A. FISH.
oela.fm Chief Marshal.
A~Notics.-Navy Yard BridEc.-In conse-
qusncs Of the repairs necessary be made the Navy
Yard Bridge, II will be closed on and after MONDAY,
October 10, until further orders.
D. B. FRENCH,
oclo-u Commssioner Of Public Buildings.
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EXECUTION OF THE LYLEs MURDERERs.-
Upper Marlboro (Md.) Gazette says: THE
Governor of Maryland has set apart Friday,
the I'd day of November next, as the day on
which the four negro men who murdered
VIM. Lyles, Esq, Of this county, are to be
executed; and at the same time two negro
men convicted of rape are to be hung. The
sheriff, to whom the order of the Governor
is directed, has not yet fixed upon the
place for the erection OF the gallOws. II is
recommended that on the day of the execu.
ton the stores and bar-rooms in the village
should be closed, that the occasion may be
made a solemn warning to the transgressors
Of the law"
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81 The Singing Glass connected with
Hamiine Chapel Choir under the direction Of Prof
4. Messer, will meet every WEDNESDAY EVENING
hereafter, at ~ o'clock at Williams School House,
on N street. between Tenth and Eleventh.
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- Al n Meeting of the Board Of Trustees
Of Public Schools held Tuesday evening, the 18th
instant, the following resolution was adopted
Resolved That the following places be desig mated ss
ohces for the Transaction OF all Public School business
by the respective Sub Boards OF Trustees:
For the Sub Board, Pirst district First and Second
wArds)-School ROOM corner Fourtssnth aud Streets
For the Sub Board Second district Third and Fourlh
Wards)-School room n, between sixth and Seventh
streets
For the Sub Board, Third district (Fifth aud Sixth
ward)-wallaoh School Building.
For the Sub Board Fourth district, Seventh ward)-
Male Grammar School ROOM Jno L, Thompson, teacher,
Sixth street.
The Trustees will be In attendance at these Offices
from to 81 o'clock each morning Of the week. from
Monday to Friday inclusive, during the month Of sep
TENDER, aud all persons entitled to tickets Of admission
to the Public Schools can procure them at the places
and times designated.
By order Of the Board.
au2l.eol2t L. Y. BOSSIAU Secretary
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A1rMadsm Mounts Pile saIve-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
err, and Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asths &e
can be found at stott's Drug Store opposite National
HOTEL Gman's, near Metropolitan Hotel, Ford's cor.
uer Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; Eutwisss,
corner Of Twelfth aud Pennsy vanis avenue; Rlliou's
corner OF and Twelfth streets; Harbaughs corner Of
seventh and @, ial2.H
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81 Marriage and Ceiibacy, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, dis.
and abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
Of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter
envelopes Address Dr. J. sKILLIN HoUoHToE,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa auls.sm
- Moth and Free kles.-Ladies amicted
with Dseolorations the Face called moth patches or
freckles, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth aud
Frectle Lotion. tis infailible. Prepared by Dr. B.
PERRY, Dermstoogist, 10 Bond street, New York Sold
BY all druggists In Washington and elsewhere Price
". myl7-tt&H3n
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Cumberland fir y teeltne taeItd (ans8enommen Spnnta5y
6.45 Dtpreeu9.
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bune nit alsn Vunitsn refltt, flbpefIta U. nprbpeflta.
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l1.30 Born. uuo s.. yta9mttta88.
ga6 Waibtngton.
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yer 2.30 Nahnt. 8u9 bon ga ibtretpn haIten an alien Sta.
ttpnen. Der 7.05 WfCrgenSu9 6Un Baltimore, unb Der 6 20
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DGnPTsf GrPfeB Capt &. VI. GBtber,
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unb GGnsaoe 4 llbr Na6mittasS fur
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in 61Ittm"te,
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