The national Republican., 1869-02-16
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or THE RE

The CossPIRAToRs--REMovA or THE RE-
MAINS OF Booru, HKRoLp, AND ATzERoDr.-
An undertaken from Baltimore arrived here
yesterday morning with an order which had
been obtained with the strictest secrecy, and
proceeded to the arsenal and at once com
menced the work Of dlsinterring the remains
Of J. Wilkes Booth. These remains pre-
scnted the same appearance as those Of the
others which have been disinterred, the flesh
being gone, but the bones apparently per-
feet. The remains were transferred TO o neat
coffin and Immediately conveyedto the depot,
and from thence TO Baltimore by the evening
train. The whole transaction, from the mp
plicatlon to the President to the delivery OF
the remains In Baltimore, where they will
be Inferred, without any unnecessary show, In
Greenmount Cemctery, by the slde Of his
father, Junlns Brutus Booth, was conducted
In the most private manner, very few per-
sons knowing that any steps had been taken
TO recover the body. .I s.g.I4 Il4.H.f..'.
Through the exertions Of Rev. j., Vaughn
Lewis, rector Of 81. Johns (Episcopal)
church, an order was on Saturday last OBJ
tained for tho delivery Of tho remains Of
Herold TO his mother and sister, Yesterday
the remains were Inferred In the Congres-
sional cemetery very quietly. The order for
Atzerodt's romalns was duly honored yester-
day by the War Department, and the peccs-
sufy papers were lufnisnou 70 Outhin the ft-
mains from the arsenal grounds. These
were placed In the hands Of Mr.. j.. W. Plant,
undertaken, who will this morning proceed
To take up the remains and place them In a
proper coffin for interment. q r, nr.rr rH#a,
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soLDIEns' AND sAnoRs' UNIox.--The hall
Of this society was crowded last evening,
many having attended expecting to hear
Hon. Sidney Perham lecture, but ID was an
nounced that owing to pressing Legislative
business, he was unable 70 attend J 10 10
The resignation Of Mr.. W. A. Bartlett, re-
Sording secretary, was accepted, and Mr. All
Tho name Of Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker, for
mcrly assistant surgeon Of the 52d Ohio vol.
unteers, was proposed for mempershlp, and
referred 10 the committee, with Instructions
10 report at the next meeting. INA aif
After taking up O collection for needy,
disabled soldier, the union adjourned.
We CALL THE ATTENTION OF OUR READERS
to the advertisement Of DR.. Aborn, In our
advertising columns. He Is highly recon-
mendcd and has certificates Of cures effected
from Senators, Congressrnen, leading d.
vines and members Of the bar and other
prominent men. DR.. Aborn makes the treat
mcnt Of catarfh and the diseases produced
by Il, such as deafness, affection Of the eye,
head, throat, and lungs, speciality, and In
troduces in his practice new and Ingenious
apparatus by which he Is able to apply the
remedy directly to the parts Effected His
rooms are at 24S p street, where he can be
consulted from 10 n. m. to 4 p. m. Persons
afflicted with any Of those diseases should
not fail to call upon him. i.
MoRTuARr REroRr.-Thc Secretary Of the
Board Of Health, DR.. y. Il. Dexter, reports
the number OF deaths In this city for the
month Of january, TO be 186, OF which 90
were white and 90 colorcd; 81 were from
consumption and 10 from pneumonia, these
two diseases carrying of 80 per cent. OF the
entire number. u. %, y