The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

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" mi. city The monument ete.ted over IN.
pemsins ~ General Reno ia located on The
heights in the cemetery in what ia known, "a
INC nav aivisIon1 and Il Of the pureat Italian
,n., IL" se,ntiaIiIy carved, eirhteen feet in
hsivht ,o,,sys bsse. The shaft running up in
,bet fotm ~ an obeil,s. representing broke
,haf with the American rag arapsd s woHh
~ ~. .a,n, nstc,iai and ia near the ftf,
,sa,, ~ Z. snnrteen feet bjrh. the base An OBJ
ioor sousre. tsperins IN gradually to the
tvI is.ssfuc si,St ~ bina feet from whence
tissn. ,Ss srtpe NJ snnSdisn anaei. fnii sizo,
hhnI1in 10 ofthcr hand drawn syyord. pointed
a ho,eg ana resting upon Il. 'Thls rrure
~. Imnn,tsd from Italy nv Mr.. Joseph Ma
pies, Of Philadelphia, who furnished the mon.
uments ,.. -... ...F..... ....r. ..r. ...
FuSEn Al, op Mns. " Avuu.-The funeral of
this lady, who died after an Illness Of two
ssr. from tbc sunnoseS effeets' Of A d cleterIois
miytnre c,iied isnsaese ts.n ar some noison-
nus Article Contained tberein, took place on
Saturaar afternoon. at 4 o,cloek. from her late
resIsenrr No ii Uridge street where uerc
gathered A large concollrse Or relatives aud
SriansS Tbe rfmaIna wore rncnsed IN A he's an.
tifui rnHhokauy cotfn with silver handles, and
a silver plate On the lid bore the following In
scriptioni "Mrs. Susan r. Waugh, died Au-
gust q, 1868, aged Al years. The funeral SER
Vices were Conducted by the Rev. DR.. Nc
Caulcr, of the Dunbaftoh NJ. +. church;
after which, the procession. moved to Oak
Hill cemetery, where the intcrment took
nlnee She leaves ten children, the Youngest
an infant, o..
Il sruprr HANNAH - Thu neglect of the
wssbirg1on .ntborities 10 rebnfid The bridge
across Hay e,eeh Al The terminus OF K street
north, In that city isdnily complained OF oy
the business men Of teorgetown VINO nhu
themselves subjected TO great expense AM m
convenience, having 70 haui al neren ~, " !
be,ween mere anu Mh,nguon ~ bntb II Me- in
fact sunes heavy saditionai expense rom .n,s
cause, ana " nV n9Peu maj sn ,.So Ppoms
action, the grievance having existed about a
year. IL some thing is not done soon Washing.
ton will probably have to pay more than q
bridge would cost In legal expenses 20 defend
her course la the IN atter.-Sidr.
,,,...,,., Jr,o.o w.. vary
-. p,,anSsn,n ~ tbo tennersnre meeiiny
at Butchers market, Georgctown, yesterday
afternoon. The meeting was held under the
auspices Of Potomac Division :. Of 7. John
The meeting was addressed by the Rev. VIM.
Lighter, +. A. Aiken, Mr.. Norris, and James
Catteu. nnnpeI stgneu ,ne PtoaSn' nm.
n e.e'i"Rs NJ '"iN p'i'' "'' ''S ="
es,; NJ. Y,. N.EoD,,o
VISIT TO i.EEsbuho.-Mr. Lewis mehentc,
president OF the Londoun anu asmpSsniire
Committee OF our Councils on the subject OF a
| connection with that road, 10 visit Leesburg
to-day to confer with him and the board Of
| 1irec}orS in reference thereto, and the con-
mittee. with several prominent citizens OF
| the town, will proceed there on the day named,
going to Alexandria by tug anu there taxing
| the cars for Leesburg. II Is TO DC hopeu the
committee VIII De sueSessui nn uakns sa,ls
iae'o'S "'r'ns'"'en'' 'o' '''' ''''P'' ''
DnowSPn-h few DAYS ago n white boy,