The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-11

Szs.-s-zzzzzz== ==--
khADINo hATTER ON EVERY PACE
A1-prasoss ls.,t.a -, a., a.. a.. -
OF the wa,erips pisss. can h.s. ~" m, n country
riosAL RSrrBtioAs mailed regularly TO Them Inv
I.'ins their names and address at this once.
.-.s.. ~, ..as. ~. noe.n:
p....-.,
At the annual coun,an,.u,, =, w.,
,no,on "a I.gor.on C.,,.S,. " ""'N
IT n u.. .a.,sru., -, $3.50 VI
A vTu, AZ, MN on' 'onu
importapt cases n. snoo,s, oeu.a, 80,
Attorney, General po,e. snoss Isl s,u ue'
berry. He Ia a ycn,,em.n ~ eno 0u,,n no
and elepan, attainment. aud ,ho oonsu,,
ment paid va. wei, ds.eryna
M. L. Frkins. e.o.. nos,mos,or n, .,,,,r
arrived In tb,s c,tv vc.,era,y an, !, =, A.,
a.. lame. uo,.,
Hon Mana ssr,.., 49,,
nv the p,o.,a.n, 4 nomho, ~ ,so IT,, ~
,,r.,o.. I, ~. ~ - rs..,N 'u -,
n. :. at, IT, ' VI '0''''" 'O'
-
- - .,.S,,a r,.- app.,n.ou 10
.'o' VI puo'' "''"os' W Na'cho'ocnes'
pa,,.. p., A. c,,
49,, ., ' '.e uo'eu vneaso ,naa-
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augus, Rc,mo,, and e,uuv
Will return from Europe In time Tor the win
Yer season.
Mr. feter D. sweeney, CITY Chamberlain
Oh new York, has returned from his Eu-
roPeah tour
Zen. Mcclellan and vile are among the
pines OF Maine'
Five members OF the Orleans family are at
present In Baden-Baden The Count de Paris,
Prince dc Joinvllle, and the Dukes de Char
trcs, Aumale, and Penthievre.
The Lady's 0,cn Paper, a London joui lal
ofconsiderable literary prctension an uounces
that the Hon. John Bigelow, author of The
Bigelow Papers, has been appointed editor.
ln-chlef Of the New York Times.
Plus TX, remembering that 1t was Marshal
Mel, at the time colonel, who brought him,
in 1910, the keys of Rome, at Gaeta, hast
ened, on hearing Of that officers death. to
celebrate low mass for the reposc of bis
soul.
Gen. Dent went TO Laurel yesterday to
visit hIs parents.
Mrs. Gen. RawIIps len las, nIpbt for Con.
nectlcut.
Ihk FINE ARrs'-The notice which two
paintings nave recently attracted In the win
dows OF Ellis's music store Is significant OF
the more than ordinary merit of the works
themselves, and OF the love OF art entertained
by 30 many Washingtonians, for there are
Out lew strangers In the city at present.
Inc paintings alluded TO arc genre, and, like
ercIy painting VIC nave seen from the hands
..' a,.''' e'hoouy prominent idea 10
80 an :. 'u' 'o,up's ''ion Oh the piece
-, one ,ep'''e"'' "n in'eiior
".,.,,,a 80 ous ,.o'uer' 'uSpenaing 'ne
- Ct =. ~, h,~, ,rp. ,. 'ns
49,. .r s,us.saS "a- ' !, %
"a ,n.n w,,h = ia ,...n.r . Az.
-, =. -. - Io"Su ous NOV
-hI.h ha 10. o,o.aa ~. ~. C. D'O.e,
WITH n anil. in,eras,, b,mso,f IN ~, y,
teypv shoxr ara All, hr ,ho s,,,,h,o,
tnotber Tho n,c,,rc ~ Tho ohi,d he A..
IA. nonr;,o ....,, tn. -,
oe.p..I...., 10th In conception and execu.
tiou, has been produced with only the
"toothn of n child for i,s central ideo
eyinces genuine talent in the author. NJ,
Howard Helmick.
The other painting embodles, for IL, central
idea, an exhibition Of the old supers,,,,on or
the civil Eye" SO prevalent among the In
dams Of this country, and also in many parts
Of Europe. The evil Eyen Ia n malignant
influence, superstltiously ascribed to certain
persons, I'm virtue of which they are sunno.ed
to ipiure tbose nm whom ,hov c,., ar ~
,,,r, ~ .o.,T,a 49,. IT,. a.,s.," 80 "u on'
80. 80. ,ooa Ho pa'ns repre-
'eu'' A.ne' mo.ner' ana TWO eh''dren'
Anu IN ,nAa' III lis mothers arms ap-
pafeh''y leaving church, ana an old man
Just entering cottage near the church edl-
nee Inc Old man evidently has the reputa-
aon Oh possessing an "Evh Eye" and the
siaeionB glance winch nc directs at the pass
t.. ri. ,..- ,,, a,