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THE NEW Town "RossLyNN. "Alex-
andria Canal Railroad and Bridge Company
who recently purchased the estate opposite
Georgetown, at the southern terminus OF the
aqueduct bridge, known as sRosslynn," have
Just laid out town there, '.for the purpose"
they say, s.of making il q thriving place, in
view OF the important railroad and other inter-
ests TO be conferred there" The new travel
bridge over the aqueduct has just been finished,
and 1t is contemplated TO make that structure
the nam railroad connection between the north
and the south; while a turnpike road to Falls
Church, railroad TO Alexandra, and branch
to the Loudon l. Hampshire Railroad, 70 con-
meet with railroads to be brought through
Georgetown, are among the enterprises soon
to be inaugurated. Itns also their Intention to
have the street cars from Washington. run
across the aqueduct to Rosslynn. From
Messrs. Kilbourne 4 Latta. Real Estate Bro
kers, eth and + streets, we have received a
map Of the new town. The plats include good
business properly, fine residence lots, and a
number OF excellent sites for suburban villas,
all of which are offered by the gentlemen
named above on liberal terms"
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NARRlAeE LIcsNsEs.-R ,. Meigs, Esq,
C1eYh Of the Court. reports that le6 marriage
nc for colorsd couples. Daring the year,
I,7l2.
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1NsANR.-Yesterday morning colored man.
supposed to be insane, escaped from Provl-
dence Hospital, and was taken in custody by
officers Homer and Owens. Upon MS return
TO that institution, Abundance was refused
him, whereupon he was placed under the care
much improved this morning. The unfortu-
nate man was taksn before Drs. Mckim and
Paulton To be examined on the subject OF his
insanity; but they declined giving a certificate
to that effect, alleging that his infirmIty was the
result of high fevers.
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II sPLuNDIp AoaO1fn1Dr o FoTL17
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Care Engraving.
Card Engraving.
Care Engraving.
FREEZE I RICHARDSON,
sooksELLEEs: sLlAI.esEas, AND
ON STEEL. ooPPKR, STONE, AND woeu
HAVE THE BEsr FAcII,riss FOR AL Krxp. or
INVITATION
AND CARD ENGRAVING.
Nh
LOT samples and styles rHs PUBLIC are in
ss4 PEySsYLvAsIA AvENUr
BETWEEN D AND srREErs
~S'
IErrre ur.ux
ENVELOPES, &C.
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PKRsONAL-Mr. Thomas A. Daley, who for
long time has filed the position of delivery
Railroad Depot has been tran eferred TO Ben
wood, ard left yesterday for his new field OF
duty. Previous to leaving, MIR. DIS friends
about the Depot, presented him with a gold
headed cane, as mark of their esteem Mr..
Id. feeliDgly responding to the presentation
speech made by one of the clerks.
Mr.. NJ. L. Hellings, fer long time the polite
and accommodating telegraph operator at the
Depot, who for the past weeks has been on
duly At Camden Station, we are glad to learn, is
hack again.
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FIRR.-The alarm Of fire this morning, be-
tween and o'clock, was caused by defec-
tive ffue in one Of the chfmneys OF the building
located on the corner of eth and l streets,
known as Dorseys Hotel The blaze commu-
nicated with some OF the spices to the chimney
in which the defect existed, and the smoke is.
suing therefrom first excited the alarm Of Mr..
Hilton, proprietor of the hotel, who immedi-
ately proceeded to the chamber OF his wife,
where the greatest danger seemed to lie. In
this room the fiery element found right and
left vent, and had II not been tor the expedi-
tious exertions of Mr.. N. in cutting up a
portion ofthe floor perhaps more serious dam
age would have ensued. A few yards of the
flooring being removed il was easy task,
with a few buckets Of water, TO subdue the
blaze; where the damage would have been en-
braced had il not been for the energetic efforts
of the Fire Department, who were promptly
on the spot and put heavy stream on the
building. Damage from water and tearing
away of chimney and flooring about three
hundred dollars.
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EyyBcTs OF Yesterday afternoon,
daughter Of Daniel Muse, coiored messenge
IN the Navy Department, while passing along
r street, in front Of the Ebbitt House, was Q nd.
denIy thrown into nus or SPANS, ce1sed BY
being nrightenee n n team approaching the
pavement. A chair was procured and resto-
Eboitt House barber shop, when she soon 70.
covered sufficiently to proceed On her way.
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CLOTHING, &c.
ovERCoATei
OVER COATS /,

LOWER THAN NEW YORK PRICES,
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CHARITY SRRNoN.-On Sunday next, Rev
Father DOherty, Of Baltimore, will preach a
charity sermon in ST. Patrick's Church, on +
street, at IL o'clock for the benefit of st. AIMS
Infant Asylum. Father Doherty is an eloquent
speaker, and il is to be hoped that his appeal in
behalf Of the orphan will be literally responded
Is supported entirely by voluntary contribu-
tons, and now that cold weather lie npon us, OF
course the expenses Of the institution have in
creased. At this festive season especially We
should remember the poor, and contribute all
IN our power to relieve their wants. None
appeal more 70 our charity than these infants,
who are kindly cared for by the Sisters of
Charity, and who rely upon a generous public
for the support of the Institution.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ERsTIvAL--I.ast evening,
the CHRISTMAS festival of the children of Trim
two hundred children, besides q large number
Of parents and friends being present. A large
Christmas tree, laden with appropriate pres
ents for the little ones, was placed at the hes
of the church. The exercises We're opened
with music and prayer. and a short address by
Rev. Mr.. Addison. the Rector. Master NOEL
well, Of the Sunday School, then made a brief
address, after which me children received
their presents from the tree. The affair as a
very pleasant one and much enjoyed by all.
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AcKNowLHpGNBST.-T com mittee entrust
ed with the arrangements for the grand concert
recently giyen for the benefit OF the poor OF the
civ Of Washington. have recei we'd an acknowl
edSemsnt through Col. James X. O'Bierne
Secretary OF the Proyident Aid society, oftae
reception OF the proceed. Of the same, snnount-
tne 70 aiGG The acknowledgment Is accom-
panied BY q resolution, passed BY the Sociei y
NJ its last meeting, already Published.
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A. SAKe & Co, Clothiers,
51S 1th street, between Penn avenue and ID 81
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brother; and whereas. no good would now
come from the hanging OF JEFFERSON Davis; and
whereas. ''ail is well that ends WE'LL" 1.-THE
country having been relieved Of the curse Of
slavery:) and whereas, we believed that it
would BE- a saving of the public funds; we the
colored citizens OF this District stood ready TO
recommend the discontinuance Of the farce
known as the JET. Davis trial, and that he and
Andrew johnson be set at liberty at the ear.
Hest practicable moment, with a mark upon
them, least any one finding them should stay
them; but we have been thanked by the late
amnesty proclamation OF the President
Mr.. I: Foote moved to lay Mr.. Bells resolu-
ton on the table.
Mr. Mcfarland hoped that Mr.. Foote would
Withdraw his motion; he was ashamed of him
Mr.. Downing hoped that Mr.. Bell would act
In the matter.
Mr. Bell replied, thar the coiored people had
given Congress to understand that they wished
the 18th amendment 70 be adopted, and declined
TO Withdraw bis RESOLUTION.
The question was taken on the adoption of
Mr. Bells resolution, and II was adop;ed-5e
voting in the Affirmative, Is IN the negative.
Rev. Mr.. Martin suggested that before the
meeting adjourn, some provision be made TOR
receiving and entertaining the delegates.
Nominations Were made for delegates Al
large, as follows. T. Johnson, J. l.. Cook,
>. Walker, Rev. J. Stella Martin, George Hat.
ton, q. II. Peters.
After Rev. MI Turner and " II. Lewis had
urged the election OF none bot good man. the
vote was taken on the name Of ]. ]. johnson,
which resulted 81 In rhe affirmative and is In
negative The vote was made unanimous.
Mr.. George HAttcn moved that the resolu.
tons offered BY Or. Purvis be amended by in.
seriing IL, - the number of delegates, and
adopted, but AFTER some debate he Withdrew n
Mr.. Mcfarland moved 70 appoint Q com.
mittee Of Ave on resolutions, lvoices-. We
don't want any" Have had too much."l
A motion was made to adjolrn, and the
crowd conmenced to leave before the mott on
was put, and coon the building was cleared
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PLEASANT ESTyRTAISNRNT.-Ca Sa-
loon, corner of nth and & streets, last night,
was the scene Of one Of the most pleasant en- :
tertainments of the season. The occasion was
mat OF a ball OF Syracusians Lodge, X. of p,
when there was present a large number of
Young ladies and gentlemen, who seemed to
enjoy themselves as well as heart should desire
The Marine Band, professor Shroeder's) dis
courssd delightful music during the evening,
70 the strains Of which the slight fsntas tic toe
vas ulpped from an early hour in the evening
I'LL hah-past three O'Clock this morning.
About midnight an elegant supper was served.
FIYTH AND SIXTH WARD GRANT AND Cot
PAY CLUB-This club held regular meeting
Hast evening at Bellows Hall, Navy Yard, J
H Venable In the char, and VIM Boron sec
Rotary. The finance committee Ann ounced thSt
hey were not yet ready 70 report. and COM
nittee was appointed 10 collect money where
with " enable The club 10 take part IN the In.
aaSuratson ceremonies. Mr.. VIM. Boron stated
0At he would submit 10 the next meeting a
design for q car 70 be used in the inaugural
procession; after " high, the meeting adjourned.
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AN ACT to set the curbstones and pave the
footways and cutters ON the north and south
sides OF T street north, between Fourteenrh
west street and the western boundary.
x5e 1t enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of the City Of Wastineton,
That the Mayor Be, and he IL hereby, author
lied and requested to cause the cufbstones to
Be set and the footways and cutters paved on
the north and south sides Of + street north, be.
boundary: the work to b contracted for and
executed In the manner and under the super.
tntsndence provided By law; and 70 defray the
expenses OF said improvement q special tax
equal to the cost thereof 10 hereby imposed and
levied on all lots and parts Of lots bordering
on the line Of the Improvements the said tax 10
b seseseed and collected in conformity with
the provisions Of the act approved Octohsr 10
1855. tApprovsd, November II, 1853
An ACT 70 set the curbstones and pave the
tooeWays and CUTTERS on the west side Of Frat
street east. between q and Il Gtroon NORTH
Be Il enacted BY tie Board Of Aldevmew ssa Oeeyd
q Comnon Council Of the City Qf WasAisotoa,
That the Mayor %, and he h hereby, aufhor.
lzeo ana requested % cause the cufhstooao 70
the west side % First street east, betwesn a
and H streets north, the work to s. contrscts6
for and executed IN the hAnner and under -
superintendence provided b law; and -
deff1y the expenses Of sata tDprovement q
special TAI equsl % IL cost tn0fcof 4 NEenV
imposed and levied o. 81 loes or parts OF -
Aofosfing on he linz q u improyeuent.
ne said tax 70 - aaDessed md collected N
conformity with IL proviaioas OF the 81
approved Octobsr19th, i6eG
Appeovsd. Movenher H. loe4
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ments showing disposition to accomm cd ate
the public.
DEAD INFANT FOUND.-At an early haur
this morning the dead body of a newborn in
FAINT was found on X street, between I0,h and
18th streets, but on account OF its infantiIity
and saturated condition ii was diftic uIt 70 de.
eide as to ITS complexion or time OF ad ven. into
this world Of trials and tribuiations. singu-
lar coincidence is, thar on New Years day of
last year a similar institution was found in this
exact locality.
CANTERBURY HALL.-This popular place OF
amusement is attracting large crowds every
evening, as the performances are Of the most
entertaining Of the character which have been
brought cut in Washington; and as there are
continual changes Of programme the contest is
kept mp. The bal ct troupe is a very good one
The "Can-Can is the principal feature of the
Terpsichorean performances. and is loudly ap-
plauded every night.
PRovIDENT AID SOCIETY. To-day the
Provident Aid Society will open the soup.
mouse of the First Ward. a, I'm and X stresis
for the first time this season. II stated that
an office and depot for stores of the Provident
aid Society will be built at the reservation Just
east OF Seventh street, on Pennsylvania
avenue: provided the con sent of Gen. Michlar
can be secured. The lumber has already been
engaged.
TEMPERANCE ANNIvRRsARY.-Tbe third an
niversary Of the Washington Temperance So
ciety will be held at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening at o'clock, when very interesting
present, and opportunities will be afforded all
whe desire it. to sign the pledge and commence
the New Year as tee-totallers.
The INAUGURATION.-The Soldiers and
Sailors Committee on Reception and Quar-.
tiers, Of which Major Timothy Lubey is char
man, are making extensive preparations for
the reception Of their comrades the coming 4th
nj a Oh nm ho nocSn nt tksn srIovx
Of President ". s. Grant. Numerous apart.
ments have been engaged.
D
THE POLICE DETAfL.-Captain Il. NJ. Reed,
Inspector of Police. detailed fifty men for daty
at the White House, under the command OF
LieutaDt Hurley. and two each at the resideu.
ces OF Speaker Collar, Secretaries Seward,
McCulloch. Brown Schoneld, Wells, Post
master General Randall. and Mayor Bowen.
RKCovKRBD.-Preston Fowler, the young
man who sprang from a third STORY window in
the residence of Col. Thompson. corner of i4th
street and Massachusetts, avenue. about three
weeks esince, has almost entirely recovered
fIom the injuries received.
~
PAVING THE COUNTY TRACHRRs. The
teachers of schools outside the corporate limits
are being paid for the present school year out
of the $4,000 appropriated during the last ses.
sion OF Congress for the maintenance OF those
schools
THE TRusTREs of the Public Schools for the
Second District will be at the new school house
on H street, between Second and Third. on
Monday morning, January 4, at half.past 8
o'clock, for the purpose Of granting tickets o.
admission TO the schools.
FOUND OPKN.-About one O'Clock last night,
while private watchman McCathran was
making his rounds, he found the front door OF
house No. 357 Z street. between 9th and 10Th,
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, l.. THURSDAY, JrLy Is, Al
O'Clock Y. NJ, match &6GU NJ C.'s br m. Lady Car
rie; owners Z. 81 Capt. Narn three in tive in
j. CHAMBERLAIN. Prop1Ietnr.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO
$10O PER DAY DISCONTINUED.

Having obtained extensive ana widespread sale ou,
CENTURY brand OF Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco we desire
20 announce that we shall not daily xloo In tao small
unon papers after this date July s merits being - favor
ao recognized that this inducenent no longer necessary
10 avoid misrepresentation however would atd that we
sna continue to pack orders Meerschaum Pipes
IL our YACHT CLUB aud EURskA brands OF smoking
Tobacco.
The YACHT CLUB is devoid OF Nicotine and cannot IN,
jars the health and especially recommended 80 people ot
seQentg occupatcns or nervyps constitutions
The Trade are invited 10 send Tor circulars . -, -.
r, LOIsILLARD, New York.
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A RTIFICIhL HUMAN EYES.-BAuCH A GOUGEL-
"A (formery with Professor Boss of Paf1s)
makers and Dserers of the Improved Artificial Human Eys,
65l broadway N Bhesc eyes endorsed by the acuy
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Come. examine and buy our imported Roofing Felt Yon
apply II yourselves 10 buidings. You in
piace tin 1t thick, durable aud cheap Don't any
bther material until you have this article.
j.. ii. MARTIN,
SeMaiden lane and No. Liberty street.
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ATATlOEAL LINE.
~ STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier No. A North river.
ENGLAED, Thompson, Saturday, Ju II, At IL M
rhANCE, trace Satur lay, July ~, at3P. N.
VIRGINIA, Forbes, Saturday, July 81, at 10 A. NJ.
Passage 70 Liverpool or QueensownCabD, a1co aud $40
steerace. $50, currency.
seerage tickets Liverpool Queenstown. 49, cur
rency
Apply Al, the company's once 50 broadway
Y, W 4 HIfRSf Mana
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A JAMES JENKINS, .AucTIONEER, WILL SELL
Az this dav ii auction, at 4V Broadway
street, la,se assorted stock OF aud second hand
Wagons consisting Of top aud open Express Business
Jaeger wagons; top and Phaetois hockaways and
Depot WAGONS also % single and double Sleehs set OF
new and second hand Harness OF grades
and truck Harness. Sheets, Nets Whips HAers
DC Also large invoice OF Washing Soap be sold without
reserve. Sale positive.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
~ Cunard Line.
Tnursday, Jtny
IAitlFA sans ,............. Thursday July ~
seerase passage 49, currency Passage TO New York at
For passage apply the Office of the company III Broad.
way, Trinity Buildings. =
CHARLES O. FRANKLIN Agent
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A r JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELL'S
"A ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER,

HORSE AUCTION MART,
III East Thirteenth street Fourth avenue
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
tenfemcn having priv ate establishments wish
to dispose of those wishing purchase anything In the
horse line VIII find II TO their advantage call us.
our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants
business men, and our esab shment Is conducted
same straightforward principles which govern honorable
people H. other branches trade
Good stabing for horses nj private sale.
We give the purchaser of horse that
sound twenty four hours for trial
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICES ARE AT NO. 81 NASSAU
STREET opposite the Post edce. IS LiBERTY STREET
where register Is kept OF horses, carrta at private
the horse line. -
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DE- EACH .-BooKREEpING, WRITING, ARrrHME.
Hc ,c Grammar spelling; day and evening" yaca-
bon. THOMpSONS Col eye. ~ Fourth avenue Private
inhrcton Ladies' department. Preparatory Course. Tee
graphing. French and ucrman-
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on NORTH MOORE sTREET-wOODHULJ
~ GOUGk, Orange county MIX and Hotels, ice
cream kaoone kc supplied from Park 10 Harlem
river ofdsfs by mnii will receive ailsn,,on-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
n time.-The steamboats G. VIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW WILL and after Thursday July leave Dcsbroasea
street Mt and Thrtyourth street at 5 Landing West
Point Cornwall Newbarg Podghkeepse Tivo Rhinebeck.
Catsk and Hudson. Tickets sold ard baggage checked
board the boa.s to all points New York Central
lser and Saratoga railroads
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A BARKER 4 HAMLIN's CITY AUCTION MART,
N MAJOR C. W. BARKER AUCrI0NEsR,
corner Broadway and Thirty -niBth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Gentemen private Establishments disposed OF at public
and private sale to the best advanage and
Ment Of Horses, Carriages BugHies Horse Cothnx Haers
Whips &c TO suit the needs Of all classes of purchasers
stantly on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Twenty four hours allowed FOR trial every horse sold
under warrantee.
Good sabng horses pubc or private SALE The only
mart In the city having driving ring for showing horses on
safe Carriages. Buggies. &C.. taken storage.
Liberal advances made everything In the horse line
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PERSONAL.
II II. C-I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU,

ECLIPsE-LETTER RECEIVED; CONE TO MY
~ house on Saturday, FROM l2h to o'clock Don't fAl
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cru REGIMENT DRESS COAT, WITH SERVICE
stripes for sale cheap size around the waist inches.
Can be seen at M. +. LAwSONs, 4s7 Hudson street
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
Lightning FIy-KiIler!
Death to the Liviugl Long live the Killers
Sold By Dealers Everywhere!

Let mot Prejudice usurp yourl Reason
1t is o fact that, in the minds of many persons,
prejudice exists against what called patent
medicines but why should this prevent you resort
ing to an article that has such array Of testimo
ny to support it as HoSTETTER's STOMACH Dit
TERss Physicians prescribe it; why should you
discard it? Judges, usually considered men Of tai
emit, have used and do use it in their families; why
should you reject it, Let not your prejudice usurp
your reason tie the everlasting injury your health
II you are sick, and require medicine, try these
Bittets.
When the bodily energies are worn out by anxiety
and need stmuant, this is the best that can be ia
ken 1t is tempered and modified by bygienic herbs
and toots, which prevcht l. from efsting the blood;
and hence 1t does not produce a mere temporary ex
element to be following by injurious reaction, but
communicates permanent potency to the entire
vital organization Some of its herbal constituents
are slightly soporic, so that In cases where sleep
.essness is on Of the accomplishments Of nervous
disease, dose Of 1t taken towards bedtime will tend
to produce quiet aud refreshing slumber. For pal
pitation Of heart, tremors, Mysteries, fanting fits,
general restessnoss and the causeess fears and dis
tressng fancies to which ladies especially sub
iect, under certain morbid conditions Of mind and
body peculiar their sex, tho Btters will be found
the most agreeable and certain Of all csunter.rri-
tants.
The constitutionaly nervous may readily kcep
their inarmity In constant check by the daily use
Of this heaithfui vegetable tonic and those who
have 'sshattered their nerves." as the phrase is
either by imprudent indulgence or undue physical
or intellectual labor, will mud In this titalizing
elixir a prompt restorative.
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POLITICAL JUsTIcE.-lt is related
that shortly after the darlington
shame" had been perpctratcd, and
the valiant soldiers Of the Grand
Army of tho Republic had departed
from the cemetery leaving the dead
who lie buried there, undisturbed
by noise and tumult. A mighty
storm of wind and rain arose, and
the thunderous echoes from the firm
earth, rebuked, as it seemed, the
puny and shameful efforts of miser-
able man to cast opprobium upon
the heroic dead.
The storm subsidized, and the dark
ness of night envelopcd Arlington.
The next day wis calm and fair,
and the sun rising revealed a scene
that, to'say the least, was passing
strange. The storm in its fury, and
as if in Indignation, had gathered
all the wealth offoral tributes from
the graves of tho Federal host, and
strown them upon those lonely and
neglected mounds beneath which
lay the thirty Confederate dead.
Those whom man despisod, the
winds of Heaven gIorified.
IN. o. Picayune.