The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-01

By him purshased a. high price for the graft
iication OF the public. -. ..
tion BY Hannah, Of Dresden, Of the great com
poser Mozart at Vienna, aud the effect Of music
on the sentiments as expressed In the human
the piano, in the act OF touching the key which
produces the enchanting note, while he 70 sur,
The court, All apparently snwfsppsd In the raw.
ishing airs Of the great master. The grouping
and drspery is displayed with great skill, and
ike linked sweetness" Each face has an ex.
preston Of It's own, and picture 10 itself In
fG the oSk sf on
In the adjoining window, "aIozart at vienna"
Mozart and Beethoven," BY the same artist. or
the two the latter 10, In our opinion, the anest
delineatcd and most expressive; Mozart Win
seated at the parlor organ, performing on that
religious, inspiring instrument, looking heaven.
ward snd sHpPes TO BE BeesSoyso
and his friends have Just made their entrance
into Mozart's apartmentsj and Beethoven, fuil
and with right hand pointed TO Mozart, his lett
silence appears to be carried sgay from all
cannot be co%nehded too highly, with but one
nobiemsn's RULED shlrt, and also OF Beethovens,
Is q shade too dark for naturalness.
=. With this trihlng exception, the painting
the gorgeous colors Of the court dresses which
in the costume. that !? . hard TO BE- eonvIneed
are sssSed hSp Sas and sss s
81 q. ' s ne f Ssh tSs Il.
often esressed neck. He, too, like the other AMI
mails Of higher order, has his ears arrested with
to divine, but from the formidable bow In his
back, and determined posture OF his shaggy tall,
poodle mind to face the music.
frRrngn POSTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ERy or MAIL MATTER.-On and after to-day the
collections daily In the central portions Of the
city and from two to throe deliveries on the out
side districts: No necessity exists iot persons
will accommodate those who desire to receive
their mall with promptness and dispatch. The
can rely upon being served faithfully. The col.
lections from street boxes will be made fire.
quently enough to accommodate those who desire
to another, and they viii find II greatly to their
advantage to use the carrier system for this pur-
pose.
q. m, and I and p, ~, aud the collections NJ
9e;so, $50, II q; n; and and ne p. "a Sollee
tor nails going North, South, and DIV West. In
making the early delivery the carrier. anticipate
much delay, which may be obviated by households
sloptlpg Tho door letter.box, and II ID hoped
N = The eitlzrns VIII Immediately provide them
~. means, at a very moderate expense, they
by tn MI, ~ts tEe eopyeiienee Of themselves and
tneis helfh9S ktbs public service,
'npp, aans. si az IT, sprB q letter to the wr
ter. N unelaImed wi, %i9 thirty days, or less,
written =, ?. printed, VIII. asRd sf tSs sRye.
opc, On the face Side viii be co., ,oiisd With and
4 will be returned to the owner free. o." svsa h.
csr,,eps vii lave ordsrs a. The nost am. or
With Tie carr is'' '''e' "' p''' ~
pv,o,r. ov rvv ssvsoons TIL. so,,o,,,v
a. tbs peno,ts of the ssS for the nsl
ter ending xe.ps,dev as maze 10 MAYA Wal.
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To his Honor ne Manor f TasSi9ofon. b.
Sin: We, the undersigned assessors, beg leave
wear isos. ''s W.
First ward-Brick houses, %; frame, do, "a;
second wsrdPBriek houses. So; frame do, 80;
value, tioi, 800; personal, d, 100.
Third wsri2ISrick houses, iOl; frame do, 10;
Fourth ward-Brick houses, 50; frame do, ~;
value, SEAS, $50.
Fifth wsrJ-Ilrick houses 81; frame do, 25;
Sixth ward-Brick houses, IA; frame do, 30;
value tsO,oOO
Washington aud Aiexsndrin Steamboat Com.
pany, $50 900.
Total value, Al 4q5. 900
Total number OF buildings. co3
Signed by George +. KidwelI. First ward;
Joshua whitney, Second ward; W. II. Downing,
Third ward; II. ID. Owens, Fourth ward;
-, Fifth wardi A. q. Pumphrey, Sixth ward;
pnouor,oxs IN rup T,p.sr,x fo,,o,v.
Inp nromntinns have heen m 10 IN A. n, easNry
nanpa rtmcnt sIpco tha isth Inst 4" '"e ~
Statistic,l Rnre.m1 yViiii"n Ru,,t,, n w
R,rrv I Il ParIer p n nar.nm ~ ne
EraH from Irst 10 sa,and cI.as. n II n.Wwa
II Rnhinsnn Y 'I p GIoesnn' II pae' -
n 6,GonneIi ron sa:onS 20 MA ai.ssn 4:
I " wbttnew II sannn,
n a MacW,,rr.v ubsrias y,isrra
and q l.. kidweli. from third }o fomrtb class
Reqistcr,s oGIceE SchencI ~ a pems,ar,
from arst 10 second eiass, TnSn p simn r.
o. Chase, from second 10 th!ri class. n Raib'
Secietary's Omce-J. y. ST. -, ON hrst to
second class.
second Comptroller's Oh.ce-Thomas Mitchell,
J. +. Mctfinness from second to third classj Jas.
iozzler, from hrst to second class.
Fifth Auditors Ofhce-C; II. Roys, V. N.
Styles, from nrst to second class.
= Lighthouse Board-l. X. Wallace, W. ID.
O'Conner, from third to fourth class.
Internal Revenues. 8. sumner from second
fourth class
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THE TwENTiHTH ANslvRnsARr or SPIRITUAL.
!sM was celebrated last evening, at Harmonial
Hall, by the "Children's Progressive Lyceum."
The exercises consisted OF singing, recitations,
iiia,logues, gymnastics, tabieaux, &c;
THE Song OF Welcome" was admirably ex-