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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-10
BAN * ERS.

JOHN w. BURKE ARTH Uh HEEBEhI'
DURKE s. HERBERT,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OFFICE-C0RNER KING 3 WATER SD
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.
AND EXCHANGE.
Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on COM
mission.
Time Bills collected on oil accessible points
and remitted for promptly.
Certificates of Alexandria always on hand and
for sale. nov lift
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IRISH POPLIA1l IRISH POPL1NSl

We have this day, October 9th, received
seven full pieces, different shades, Of the above
goods, VIII ch were bought very low, ana we
propcse to sell them at such q price as to make
them 20 very rapidly. Those who want cheap
Poplins and good assortment 70 seiec1 from
had better call early.
oct 81 WiTMER s. &SGAYMAkER.
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YOUNG MEN

Who havo injured themselves by O. cet.ain
prsctice, already described, Il habit fre-
quently learned from evil companions or 8!
school the effects of which aro nightly iplt,
uven Whan asleep, and if not cured, rep ders
marriage impossible, and destroys botr mind
and body, should appl' immediately. .5r =,
Whss u pity that u young man, the hopc Of
hs country, Tho pride Of his parents. should
be- snatchet rom ell prospects and enjoyment
of life bv the consequence OF deVlAting from
cious habits. Such persons must, before con-
templating .. .g..
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MARRIAGE,

RaAoct that q sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites ts promote connubi-
VI haupiness, Indeed, without these thej jour-
M ney through life beco mes weary pilgrimage,
the prosocct hourly dsrkens to the view, the
mind becomes shsdowod with despair, and filled
with the melancholy reflection that the hsppl'
ness of another is bligh:ed with our own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-10

A CoUNTnYMAN, in England, happened TO
be travelling in railway train, acoompanled,Dy 10y
his wife, when collision happened. His vile
received severe confusion between the eyes,
for which the jury awarded fifty pounds DANA
ges. Some time after the affair had blown
over the following confession was ellclted from
the plaintiff, in moment of unguarded conVl-
viaIity :-"WelI you sec whenrt' collision hap
pencd t ould woman and [ wur all rect; but
when got OF carriage saw lot OF fellows
in terrible state One sings out, 'Ey, lad,,
I've gotten my head cut open; III ha' twenty
peownd Tor this Twenty psowads! cried
another; Use getten my shoulder out, and
III ha' forty peownds fort When l heerd
this, continued the clever business man,
II jumped at t'ouId woman straight out, and
druv My head right sbetweeen her eyes, and
We Sc getten fifty peownd for t. "'5,
ASLIGHT MIsTAKE.-The following anec-
dote has been associated with the name. OF a
we'll known olcrgyman's hclmate 10 the North.
The minister had been entertaining at dinner q
clerical friend from some distance. The even
ing was unpropitions, and the friend was lnvlt-
cd by the minister to remain during the night
and he accepted the invitation. They walked
together for some time in the mausc garden.
At dusk the minister asked his visitor to step
into the maDse while he would give directions
to bis manselvant to get bis conveyance ready
in the morning. AS the stranger entered the
manss the minister's wife mistook him for her
husband in the twilight; she raised the. pull
pit Bible, which chapced to be on the lobby Ia
BILE, and bridging the full weight OF it across
fine s,ranger's shoulders, exclaimed emphati-
ca}lv. Take that ior asking that ugly wretch
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Z, D. GOULD ". II. wILKENINa
GOULD s. WILKENING.
" Successors to w. + Henderson.)
GROCERY, LIQUOR q GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
No so North Royal st.
Dealers in aEOCEKLEs, TEAS, COFEE 2 2 s 5,
SUGARS, WHISKEY, BRANDY, WIN Z S
STOTCH ALE, PORTER &c.
Also Eastern and Potomsc SHAD, HER.
RING and MACKEREL
Choice brands of SEGARS and TOBACCO
always On hand.
Strict attention paid to tho sale of COUNTRY 7
PRODUCE je 18-tf
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BURIAL OF THE DEAD.-It has always
seemed singular to Us that we should hand
over our dead in the hands Of strangers We
. nurse and watch over them with the vigilance
and devotion Of love uotil the breath is gone
and the eye is set in death, and then we give
them into the care of others, almost hire
strangers to weep for us over our dead. Now,
this is not right. Could anything be more 10
place, look more beautiful, than that children
should bear dear father or beloved mother
to the grave? When We could not walk, !, and
our feet stumbled, and our knees were weak
they lifted US up and bore us tenderiy in'their
strong arms and Oh their beating bosoms, and
nesting up our tired feet and hands, they sang
US to sleep and laid us to rest in the old cradle
And now that they can wa X no more, and
their feet are soro, and they have fallen by the
way, with their quiet, tired faces turned up TO
US in the solemn patience of parental love, why
shall we not take them up in our strong arms
and bear them patiently aud lovingly down to
the graves side, and nestle them away to rest
in its bed under the old oak tree. even though
our hearts are too full fer song. .72 E'.@'
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ID OSADALrs, Carbonate Of Ammonia, on
n Lemon, CoimsIl's D. s. f. Mustard, Qul-
nine, Rockbridge Alum Salts, &c, just re-
ceived; and for sale by
oct % e. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College g SurRoo
London, Graduate Of ono or tno most eu!iue1il
Colleges in the United Stats, sni Inc srester
psrt Of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadalphs snt elsewhere
thst were ever known many troubled win
ring,ns ring in the head and ears when asleep. great
uerv business, being alarmed at sudden sounds.
bashfulness, vito frequun. blushlng, attended
sornetimes with derangement Of mind, were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-10

DIR. JOHNSTON,
Physician of this celebrated Institution, has
discovered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant
and Efectual Remedy in the world for all
nIcptaES- JMPRUDENCE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-10

ENAMELLED sFACEs.-It is impossible to
walk IN the row, to sauntcr along the drive, or
to attend any of the various GATHERINGS where
fair faces are supposed to be the chief attrao-
tloD, without noticing how many of them owe
their imagined charms to another hand than
that of nature, During the last eight years
the odious practice Sof painting the face has
been steadily growing, until, in the most con-
splcuous classes OF society, the practice has
ceased to be- the exception, and has become the
rule. Once more, as in the time of Steele we
have race OF Picts amongst US. Formerly an
old harrIdan, 1t she spread little cautious
rouge over the cheeks that age would have
spread had unremitting excitement not been
superadded to years, was pointed out with the
finger, and was in double sense marked
woman. Nova days the youngest fingers dab
BILE in the pigment. The disease has spread
from cheeks to every portion of the face Tnc
mouth, which one would have thought the
last to catch the infection, has taken it in the
most violent torn, and hundreds of women in
London 60 about with perpetual lie upon
their lips. Pencils for the eyebrows. and even
tor tie eyeashes, are common wares on mod.
ern toilet table. Nothing strikes stranger to
Hyde Park more forcibly than the want Of ex-
preston in the countensuces which fash past
him during the hours that carriages congregate
IN tnat much affected spot They lack all
mobility. There is no play of the features
about them they are fixed and set. Moore
would never have compared any of them to
the lake that breaks into dimples and laughs
in the sun. This phenomenon, so often re-
marked on, is fully explained when it is re-
membered that singh injudicious smile might
mar the labor OF hours. 1t is lamemtable to
think that the repose which stamps the caste
of We're de We're is too often to be attributed,
not to any inherent refinement or to any in
herited grace, but rather to a horrible :
fear that moments animation might thwart
the study OF an entire morning. London Ners
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

THOMAS PERRY.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
-----sAED AGENT FOR
|. MAGNUM BONUM AND BAUGH'S
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
No. Is Ring street, Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given to the salo Of ell
binds OF County Produee and hlllng orders
ceries, Plaster, Fish. Salt, Lime. &C., at lowest
market rates. aug 3l-tf
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men contemplat-
ing marriage, aware of Physical Weakness
(Loss of Procreative Power-Impotency, Ner-
vous Excitability, Palpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disquali-
fcstion, speedily relieved.
He who places himself under the of DR.
J. may religiously conade in his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
o,ohx soio
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Especially, who have become the Victims OF
Solitary Vice. and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an untimeiy
grave thousands of young men of the. most ey-
sted talents and brilliant intellect, who might
otherwise have entranced listening Senstes
with the thunders of eloquence, or walked TO
estacy the living Tyre, may call with full conf
dence. eE- .. SIS ..''S'su
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DRY GOODS.
= PAISIEYSi

pAlSLEYSl y, ..,l PAISLEYSl
L A very large assortment. direc. from tho
importers. all varieties These goods wo offer
at much lower rates than the same quality
would be sold for in the larger cities. Call and
see them -. $780, 49,, ~ = -.
, 1870-03-01

,ppeared near the Toot, and, undoub:sdlY. was
caused ~ = detective 1oe.
Tpe regular Instructions OF the tusttut1ou win
b IeIunntd, in day or two, IN the large wing Of
isdjes Of Inc Institution have been Kindly CARED
or by our citizens at their homer. and arrange
rents Wilt be made at ouce for comfortable hoIe1
iot Them dnrtER the balauce OF tne term
Dunna the nFe George hagsdale and James
smith were badly but p0s fatally lntUed By falling
sln tefA 50,
rsnorts The desKuctiop By nre, is2t niGht,of nnt-
le5 = market, TWO aalooos, and shoeaaop aajo.n-
ioT Ill On Monroe street. Loes, several Thousands,
and xvo families made homeless.
The BncHet House, tbs oldest hotel Ii Ypatlanus
Fas dektfoJed bJ IRE laSs night
v1EsBCR1 Feb 9.-An tncendiaJ IRE this
mo1L!ng, in Hnnt'a BUILDING. WaanluRton htreet.
cutifeiy destroyed the stock Of Herman Morris j;
Insured TOT ta5,coa. The stock d Schen DroL
ras darnzed $4,000; insured. Tho building Was
damaged 47,3oo
new YoRK, Feb. ss-A n1e occurred tonight
At Nos q ana g Maiden a. Lsne, ~ % ou!!dlnx II! L.
man / CO. .ne Rev Je,se! Iron Company and
Henry BeteL Total loN, 4l0o, 900; insufsnca IN
, 1870-03-01
HbIsl PkRspRAls.
SHERMAN HoCaE

SHkRXN HocaE
Anorg the Asrtv1lB u the Sherman Hpuse, 5es.
telday, were the folio wing: Col IN 4. Buctu.s.
ter, Alton; l. B. Church, Montana: 8, ". S1St3n
md A. D. Grtaxold, EeE York; P. D. Armour.
A.lr&ntee; 4. D. Woodruff, Pn,l.delphIa; Ladi.
Sloaa yon Htp9emne1ler, Hungary; Hon. II. l.
Eshtl. loWs; E Btfrun and T. D. Jones' Nc.
Gre9os; Eenersl E F. BeAle, C<foFnu; r. c.
1onneop. AlWaukee; John Middleton, CnlnA: c.
Htker, Japan.
FREMONT noCsk
Among the k1ryats It the fremont House yes-
terdsy vera the following: Thomas A. Harper,
". q. LOCI, A. y. Corer, and Wn- Hitchcock,
New York: Hon q. n. Hatch, Springfield; A. B.
hue, Philadelphia; VI ". Lakdou, Ml@Aukee;
C. F. Tracey, San Ff&cc1sco: 1. r. Dalton Ia
<tEe; c. u. AdRus, Detroit: y. s. scroneE,
Helena. Aontan2:t. g. R1caatdsoa, New fofk.
BEfG15 HoCM1,
AmocR The Arrivals II lhe Dr'Rxs Ho1s4, yes-
tesdaJ, 1ere the lo1o wing: IL & RaNson And
Edwafd Ciaff, San FIauc.sco; Edwin c. French,
fond % Lac; James 9: Easton, Deoo1n, Iowa;
G. Aspl1Ealr Frtsport; 3 q. HetneE, Gnn-
tel GcGA; Henry Roeert, Newark; J. l. Ffeo.
s1sn, Cleveland; John A. Water1uau 8nd ]. L.
Hofer1, sTcamore: A. K. Banker, hontze.l; G.
u. Qtllett, Michigan.
81, JAX9 HOTEL
Among the A11.rAls a. the s. JAuea Hoska. Jes-
terdsJ. wege tne following: Bep. E, StndsIaoo.
N1wsutee: J. Reyno'dk fovA: Charles 7. Dan.
ha1, Cleveland; J. A. Pniihr,et, Bioouiuator: g.
?. Master, Rochester; SAo- 8 1evenoorGn, Au-
rom; c. Hitchcock. RocIord; T. Silver, QsawA;
John H. Lee and ]. A. pocAldsou, S. lp1epb,
Ascn,; J. Slough, Htn1dA1e-
, 1870-03-01
ART MATIkR1.

nm. ,x.,,t.. ,n.r ..+ n.t... n.-A h..n
ou' &ese"t M a1'@aes ht"u -. tnA'teis nase oeen
beckRAfii1 20 extended &nAt We Rave not been
able 10 gtvo The proper attention to soms Of tho
akt1sts In the cIT who ate really deserving Of it.
Among tntse Il J. ". Dodge. the miniature
,,stn..e vno n., uud,a =, NJ s.s T,,tro,. .f,..s
80 - -"n,s,.sa ~
sone Of hta Wotka were on exhibition at tho re-
cent Assembly Reception, and e14cited high en-
com}uus IRON connplast urs ID attendance Nf.
Dodge ha1 made miniature painting on tvpry d
suecialsy Tor Rapy leart. and hs4 achieved poai-
uon IN this branch Of arr witch msJ re1liy Be
called rstjorN. The specimens which Eere eI.
hhiIeA nj ihe Receptton vere very IN.
ishcd IN Smootnnesp and dc],raev RI
fnnrn and morrrllon. In rsrsnr. TnhaaH
IL nndoe Vhn for rnsnV ya.r1 hass
na:n = SarCr1,a ;n ina xax Tcrr SScsdnsrv nS1 ~
ns.icn Yns~ ]ei1 rns,,enrr cnrnnestttcn 1tIs IL
psSa; s+S1,e - - soI i,ocnIn iasn s
po11 y. 1soo ~ HpSou ~ h.s sGnu h nfn.o, I'D
Ano AnS1e ~. ,,ninH' ~ tSs,, 1su LIE 1 usen
,i n Wssnrgtcn cnee e,,.,sSd n. sp-
poase pusa1aNvl WetVr4eot eEleu toe Atm.
81 teauEotlals 11on ~. u. oeNa3o. EaMMo
Everett y. r: WINE. lnBnaut tue ce!cplascu
attlAt, and other competent lodsea, Tno9eh
ivc1y miniatures ar aa 1oise' az stA 70 co.of.
;n9 and e1acs ae!iueaNop ate ~ 'e.s nAt Fe,I:-
10 h1 ra!nteo pao'ograpaA u tae sa1n:ea HMch
We nave Ecen tae plutoElapa Is lteIal1 palatQ
CUT !. anofae only tne outline upon Thico
rs Woss =, c,,.. "a s,9 ,ass xn 9ssa .eI y
~ GaAK4V ~ So4t1t A4a y sV.sAEse 81 eEA4Y "
, 1870-03-01
-n-R&--
OHIO,
attempted SuScado at Mansfield -
PASTORAL Call Acccpted-Ktekedb bf
n FAornns

Attempted suicide at MAUEflcld -
PASTORAL CAIl Acccpted-Ktekcd cd bY
a Horse.
Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
MASsPtELp, Fen. 2s.
A !oupE man aged about 20 Jez1s, glrtrg n!s
r&me II H4,.J ReJEoldr, Of Kalamazoo, Mich !,
aA found on hAsion avenue, this Afternoon, lt1-
.. ned from the Effects Ct morphine, He wns
tsken immediately 10 the roon4 Of the I. M c,
A., and physic1ns called. AZ this hc1r he Il much
ecser, with tar eaance - recovery. Ha
.kss Aix week. iso hta father vas
WGrth &1en eco, which VA Loaf oI golng On Papei
Of othsr ps,tis,. throwing hin pennies on % me
ftred II o'clock to-day. caFlnS sAts1 pns ss qne
Eeal IN three dsJs, asiiug foi ,'ooa Al 1.e aas5"
eut ptaces u tho city, without suc> atae .n ss
Hent Of defp3rt he determined OF e7eaae, ana
procured three G1ains ot morphtne, which as W :
Il dote. lie Il 10 The h1nts Of the foung ;.
CHRISTIAN Association, and wall csrea Tor.
At meeting Of The E1fSs CONGREGATIONAL
G@lc, u. D., IL D., formerly Pres!denr Of uuis.
dhe College, Michigan. was uranlGon.iy called "a
the p4Stcrate Of fAto church, with falafy OF e. l
atd psr7opsRe- Mr. F2f1neld being In The dty,
committee vas appointed 10 invite hu presence
1t the meeting. Ae appeared acd formally ac-
ulce- ...-..-
At Loudonv1llc, TesterdsJ. man named Wtnde.
therm was badly injured wnae unnit, ,upR torse
from a boexy. The anl,nAl plunged aco kicked,
ttockiug Ar. II. down, xesltnR one OF htA legs
and tnuMlnQ him IN painful manner.
The Adams E1press Company tAtea charge OF
The route oTtr the Pittsburgh. Fort Wafne Chi
b. the Auertcan Unlcn Express Company.
Weather cold md hluktet11R u night.
, 1870-03-01
FIRES.

Burning OF she Illinois Fem ale CoIA
lego at BloonlnEton-hoas, 10000
Fires ElacWher
SPECIAL Dcspsich 10 The Chicago Tribune
JACKsokv11x, ILL., Feb. 9a
This morning, about O'Clock, the Illinois Fc-
nale College edl1ce was dlscorered 10 be On 1re,
and berate Tie 1amea cou1d he e1ttDRutsaed the
ent1.r NAN building wAs Destroyed. Tne build.
Ing be:ouRed 10 fae Illinois Conference Of the
Aetaod,lt Ept.ccpal Church, and e9ss 5000. 4
l6rxe Wlt9 Of the structure va aayed unlnjufed+
Ihe Ions u aoout ~. 600, and insusance On the
building. $o.0oo, which u d!sR1puted
fscoo; in me Rspunlic, oi Cn1eago,
slaooo: II h tn q n,sS 1,s1aSI q Ia 1a
IL he Security, Of .tw Yost, 5000: Al Tho tut
ni,pre vaA renofed fEota the oorplng building.
en- tnefnmtn1e, HAica KaR thf ptaoerJ ot Pro-
lessor Denote, tho Pnnepd sod s1pertnten.
cent OF the institution. Aooat one hundred and
nfty Joups ixd.es, pupils Of the eollesnt wero IN
the building I, tue une the .asrm q nre N!
8tven, IN Of whom escaped untnturtd, and saved
t1eir wearing sppaEel. booE, Ac. Tbs nss nrst
, 1870-03-01
THE CITY in BR1EF.

TEE "CAIjFoHFIA," I" the rew sleeping car lust
turned out Of The anops Of the Chicago. Rock Island
faci6c Railway. mention Of which was made |
In Sundsyb u TRIBUNE, VIA thrown open to the tn- !
stec1ion OF the public yesterday. and recelFed
geal dea1 Of attention from the admlr1ng thrnugd |
way Of ornamental carving, medslltous, and IT. |
tiet:c designs IL general, The "CstifornlaH cut
Mo1 r. e. M
Bstes WestRorth. q 10; q Ra1oo1pa s.reol .
atructed At the Rock 1atnd shops-
TIE L1cTJRH or MA,on PoWKll, the intrepid
e1Ploisf, npon % , r. "cs1ors l; - 9i coesaao,"i
u an event Ii 1he lecture world almost equal in
importance ana thrilling interest to that wnca
vould be manifested should DE. Livingstone. the
peri.hed, sppear among us and recounthis a.
ventures and experiences. Major foFeli SHOULD
that to tel which can ofIJ be heard from hiei1ps.
There viii be no extra charge for feserFed sears.
THE AlARA fRox Box No. 1s1 At 70 O'Clock
Jesterdsy morning pea occasloned b. Ore 70 she
IAr1iBh factory OF DeGoi3er Br3., No. 40 In
diana street. A Pipe through which v1rulan WAS
being conducted burst md. probably from 4pou-
,pso1ea .n 5ns @ Tsa,opis eo@eT
c,a 81 500; Republic, 81 800: 1onllaId, s.. 600;
MutusI stcl1,sy. 81 100: state, 800: rtiemon's
~; ssseS. A='eh'0''' ''''' 'h' S'''s 3 Mutual
| pRorosus for hauurg aud distributing ali the
water pipes TO be laid curing the ensuing Jear @
!eststssy rece!.ed y re Boa5d a. 81 Rao!,c
Ion; rssEet Keller, u PEI to1 r. k!nsades s;
Ell bo IT,
| IS cents per ton.
TIE FUNERAL Of the late George Dotner win
take place from No. sas sedgHlci street, Il II L
Nire,,eih 1Iinols infantiJ Assoeation, Of Which
deceased vas msmber, 70 the NoitnMeetesn
depot, md Themes b rai, to Ge!vay: Member q
| y n the house a. 1880 T. n.
s1Krutx MAsarT {"Jeems Pipes. Of Ppes-
yte'1 holds forth IN Pa1Ke Hall, Tnuf9dAy esen.
snrs1sn Ut chiaa ara Japan. rne .ubecs i Of uD.
uenxl int reAt Just row. and tue qun,ot7 practical
style OF the l.csufcr leads to the anticipation of
profitable, eu}oyxbe tte1'.
4 Txs.CKxr ENTERTAINMENT will be given this
evening, In TIE caaptl ahlosA1oR the Cn'nedr1f on
The corner Of West Wt .h!t E;on aod peo1ts sucete
In a'd Of All salIts' Mise or: Nit. Cfeskold nal
| volunteered 10 preside n the organ, and taett
will be 1eadicRs BY a1nateufH
TuE LADIES Of ST. MArkH Church, ColtAss
Grove, told grsId fa'E and sociaole this evenins
@ ,ns 9, AZ 70
, Tn Jrk1 S1oRx Ct J. ". F. Hunt, No. - Vest
| Van Burn street. wA1 broken into On SUNDAY
| night and rubbed Of a draft for t175. aud some
valuable p2pe1s, which were taken from Tue aate
TEE DWELLING OF Ars. Drownlee 10. IDS Soptt
lIslsttd stfee', YVES entered BY hurRlars Jesles
dlJ Eo1n1pg, snd Two watches and s. In none
: we're Stolen
! A SNEAK THIEF went into Congress ualt, OF
Michigan avenurs last evening, and secured al
patr Of boo.R
: | At Room s, No. IS LssAle street, All MEMBER
are requested To b present.
WK NOTE that Mr, CEeawald has again taken hol
Of the organ Of Cnit5 Church, after tKo mopinl
, 1870-03-01

Regsr3ipg N. RocneSorta family, she Paris cas-
POO. OLD Marquis de Rocneiort, who had lost al
hls fortune through soun bad apeculatous IN rsoo.
~ IL
do L1cAJ VAs last week appointed 10 hign post
ID tne MsiRon lnpestale oe sL ptnls, In conse-
quence Of hef repndlaton OF her klosnan. the
Deputys relatlons. 10 2s1etted 10 Secretary
Genelahhip Of Prefecture He went iAal sunday
TO the Tulllenes 70 make his bow (k1sstnx Of
hauds does not prevail here) on his nppoIptueuk
TIC Emperor was gracloas. alnoss joe1lsr,
Count he aAd, syou ara relative Of my best
enemy.tn -.-
, 1870-03-01

Professor Richards concluded bis admirable
courte Ct lectures on chemtatfJs 81 FArwe11 Hal,
last night, with Etectrop, !" lccturefon e1ect1c.
y aud kindred pheuomeua cne general facts
pertainitg to the hstssJ Of electricity Are, pe1-
hapA more iam!ltsr TO mosE n!nds tnan the pt,n-
cples Of chemical science, which ND formed the
subject 81 bih presinuh lectures HM lecture,
noWcEsr, vas ltstaned to with deep interest, ana,
notwithstanding the Occurrence OF a Lecture bf
Anna D.cklnson, on The rama night. the audi
epce WA much larger than At the
opetic9 iecsufss, nnlng shout two-thirda
Of The han The electtdc e1peHEenta we.o
efery Wy successful ard very bftl,ant i,lastrat.
Ing The identity pI electricity with the Lightning,
and ltB probable identity with the Boresi Aurora
In the most effective manner. The professor had
the gtstncat!cu Of VIE esstnz rapid increase tn
his a1dittces ~ They approached csese. no.
HtfhAtaL ding the unfortunate omatou to AdFer.
ttse them. No better evidence could be oGered
that they were appreciated By thcse vno heard
deliver ropuia1 lectutes again On science ia Chi.
cago, The Feoplt would Be present 10 hear them