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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

DooLHr's YEAST PowDEn Is co nvenient, eco.
nomicsl and always reliable. No waste Of fOod
prepared with IT, a. II % always Of the best quail.
ia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

We are not disposed 70 make serious com,
plant against Senator Schurx. Having snld
''he would not vote for General Grant u
nominated, he occupies Che position OF any
other Democratic enemy, whose party 70
qulres all its adhetcnls TO bramear rs oppo-
uenta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

But, II tie yotea Of toe Southern States are
to be counted as polled, under whatever de-
gree or order tho National and Stats govern
then II bscomna Republicans everywhere 70
wake up TO The fact that the old South "
once more In the political arena, and that,
with Ordinary Democratic sagacity, the nght
will not be 90 very ouc-sldcd; Il may be eritl-
cal, and II il not too much 70 say that II may
be humlliating TO those who are now most
conhdant
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
o,usr.l rer,sr. r..iinosJ:


There could probably be no fuller or iAirer
eKposition Of the circumstances connected
with the New York cuatom-house frauds
than that ELECTED BY the examination OF Gen.
Porter, the Presldeuts private secretary.
Gen. Portsr's testimony revealed the full AK
tent Of tho Presidents connection with the
matter, and OF his Endorsement Of Mr.. Doot.
Il appeas from this that both the President
aud Gen. Porter advised Loat 70 accept no
public Once, but 10 engage In private bual-
ness; and that after the appointment Of MI.
Murphy a. collector Of New York, Gen. Por-
ter wrote 10 him disclaimlng any intention 70
Interfere with the appointments, and asking
only that he distribute the patronage go a.
10 render the most efficient service 70 the
country and the cause Of the Administration
meaning by the latter, Of eourne. the Re
publican party. The only present, i appears,
ever received by Porter from any New York
euston-house olicer was ave gallons OF sherry
not q very heavy commission on 80 great
an once, Ii must be admitted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

TIE PRETTIEsF SELECTION Of Vesllngg can DO
seen II RoMAH h Co.'s,
BOT Seventh street, May Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

Walker White, tho irrepreasIble, announces
through our columns to-day that he proposes
10 lecture 70 the workingmen. Read his ad
yertisement. 1IET FFlT... Va.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

There are some men n the world whom II
with the bnst generals Of the age and beat
them on The Geld IT battle, hrst, becau use he
never blundercd. and, secondly, hocauso he
was backed BY n brave army. His enemies
will ind Il equally impossible 70 beat him on
the field Of politics, because he has made an
honest record and the people believe 10 him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

FRRHOH DIAGONAL CoATs, With Vests to
Match, at RoMAE 4 Doris,
6oT Seventh street, May Building,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

General Grant has achieved another algnal
victory over his detraclots. Recently his dc
fAmers enjoyed the Alnosi exclusive posses.
sion OF the field. Through the preas and
orally they made the Official acts and career
Of the President the subject Of their abusive
attacks and venomous falsincations. AZ at
Petersburg, when he was holding the whole
rebel line In check, no word OF complaint OF
hardly q murmur, escaped him. Patiently
bldlng his time, experiencing. II may be, civic
wllderneases and Cold Harbors Al last the
occasion CONES for him TO speak, and how
Triumphant Il his past ofiicial career seen 10
have been In Just those particulars where per
sonal jealousy and partisan mallgnity have
attack "a him with the greatest virulence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF EnRiish and
Domestic PantaloOnR, cut very stylish, at
ROMAN 4 OoI'G,
60T Seventh street, May building,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

0faaMETTIs are getting into very general
use among certain class OF the women OF
Paris even In the public walks and boulo-
yards,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
Interior Adornments.
f,BORGE wILLNBR,
PAPRRHAHdER AND UPHoLsrERER.
Iniporisr asd Dealer IN
YREHoH AND AnEnoAH PAPERHAboIEo
AID
UPHoLsTERY GOODS.


UHTHD SEk .sas sA5. 5. g. ST g.s9ss, -.
% sgStitloa p B.osgs s.AalsIaL o w.t. s,
.rss.sd q hs, ~ ~ lh ~ u Jaas, isis. iOT
IPprovsmant n 0llndinG MILL 49,.
on ths Ssih d1g al MaT n9st that tho tine
ior Alag arEameptS add tns kIAminers Tspcs. 9s
pstiiioa Be head on the laih daT II jane asHt.
Az RssoD mAy oPPesf lels Il a. IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
TENTED sTATk .sI rAI6sT = oEEI2E,

u WAsnEaTor. ID. O.. March q. IsIa
On the petition Of hrUAnI PEnn1, u Newport, New
York praying fof tho e1tousioA Of patent granted u
him On the "a dsy q June, lss. for an improvement
n Oom biuailon Lockai
II L ordsrsd that ~ testimony In The ease bo closed
on the aial day 81 NAY pefti lhAt The tins ior a.
lug 40 1nd The be limited "a
The d 1iipf Nj nsIl AID thAt aid patiti0n b
heard 81 IA 81 do Of J pe hotL I
Any pafaon NAY orpdss this sttonsion. u HHH
mhllTuln y. d. LkOuEI.I. OommIallonoT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
THE COMING CAMPAIGN
rRE NEwurlFrRs on THE suUlnOE.

erau, InviscIsis IN War ard Pollilcs- ne
so-Cailed Label Refsra rsnlnutisu-
General Psrter's Testimony.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
TNITE6 sifArRs PATKNT oFFi0F

0u IN. p.,ities q WnII.S sEHgou f ~ "a
InsMr PEAaH, Of BTOokport hsw York, prayisG for
the eEtonaion o. patent erAatsd N them the 18th
II i ordersd that tbs lsstlnoag In tbs ease bs
closed on tho % day Of April neIty that the tine
limited 20 the ~ day % Nay neIt, And that said
peliibn hs hoard On The sth dAJ d hHy nsHt.
AZ .Ns@ ny - f.EouEfsT. 6sinml.slopss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

No. .rC ss,.S Sfo :t Z, n noEsSS..t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

TTNIrHp sTATEs PATKNT OYtlVK,

ITNirRp STATES PATENT OgFluk,
W - WAAHIHaroN, ID, o., March I, i6Ia.
.lOn The ps,ition u DAWN W. SHAW and wmLIAM
dsas,Iw' q bsiHaao.., Nd. ES.yhs fos n. ss.sa;
June les Tor ~ imRFovamsnt u FhilaTnih Brushes
a. Il: sSiS az u sii'S Ss e. s'i q,
AllaE A.su%sus. sad tbs kI.mlasra ,reeoI. bs
pstiiioa be heard sa the iSti dsy q Gsv nsEi'
Az RSsa0n ma, 9pPSY Ia ~ ss,Sp.lea: ,..,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
IA wni. y. MuRrAeH.
~ III Editor AID Propristor.
InIrKn nrATrA PArKNr nYrIrK.

TINTED srAIEs PATENT oEFIoE.
" wAsuIsaroS, d. o.. March 4, lsIi.
On ths petitien q A. y VhpEdnIrT. OF Ooyins.
srsh.s3 % bin % tBs rs dsi q juno, isss. for an
iapEovsmSnt IN 0rAia ssparstorsi
on sSS an 80 *. s 30 ai,sS % tS
lIh day "a NJ, nsIt and that said Psutioa be
sfI Gis:. J. q. sc. SSssaa..,rs.s
1 INIrKO STATES PATENT Qf!igk, :,
" w.lunoTonl D. o., Dec, u, lsn.
On the pstitioa Of JONI y. KEKLnh, Of pttlsbarE,
3 hs ca 10 81 dsS e JaSs, U.s. To- a. In
provoinout IN Platform eealeai
n q orisrsA that the tsstimOay IN the eAse be
I "a ~ M s .S 81 sas ss ne S ::
pspiioa % heard on ths IA dsg d MAY nsIt.
A Pssssa ma 1s L az hsisf SSmu,,.cy.,
| ttNTrkD STATUS pArkkI OgFIyh, -.
III WAMmaroN. ID. o., March T. Una
On the petition Of II BRADroHD, Of reading .Psnn.
him u az v; q jsSs is ~ q
IL oTdsrsd thai ths ssllmo1Jln the sass solOssd
. q: sss e, ss1 ssas
head es tls il1h dy II Jsil merit - 4 =
AsiiHs3 t4 Z Ia W. ;H1@
| IIHtrkD srALKs PATENT oEFIgE, -.
On Tho peitlon Of AbIALO. nEhhoh, Of New York.
o. q ss. $ 10 81 STsS:s
/ "A Sewing hashlaasi
srdersd that he sstlmouy in the case be OIOssd
.hs w . ass,s ss. ssi I'm 20
ion % heard % he RtG az q ass Ssi3. - '''
n VIZ VIZ, .,.,..Ion.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
TNIfEI1 srATEs PAFHNr oyTIOE,

TTNTrED STATES PARHNP oFRIOK,
u 49, WAAalroroH, ID. o., March I. el
On The patition o. WILLIAM pOwEiL wAan. q neg
Yosk N, ~, PrayiaE Tor the eKtstlsian OF Pc 1snt
Sranisd 70 him 90 The eth daJ Of JAY, 1888, and re-
sued 90 ne lah dsy p RsSeCrsst ~ Tor an I'm
Il u ordered mai the testimony 10 the easo be olosad
o. ne sss ass e jag ns1s, pa ne as Iss q
ne itlh day e Jana neHt, And that said potition -
beard on The l9th dAI Of Jane merit
mhi9lTult NJ ID, LE0OETf, Oommi1lionet.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
Financial.

.lrHDt Financial.
FRnRDMAN's sAVINGs ~
II AND
10 TRUsT COMPANY,
BAnEiEo HOUSE Isos rnnHsrLvAniA ky.
u ENUR. OPPOSITE THE rRKAsURY,
Pss a q. sspA la,ss.s.. sgaaaiss on. q sa.h
sd : ~ s q " ss.s ss@.ae ,.s
Jay COOKE q 90.
BAnkRHs.
go Ba, snd ~ ~ sass.-s s.,..
aOvERSNENr snouRIfrEs
COLD AID SILVER.
' a' LAND wARnAHrs sonrP. "a, w
Es.sui. ord-s.a nsv Ysss s,ssk ns..s, an q.
ohsnss on New yosk, Ban Frnso,sse. 0r..s Ra,.in.
nd NE oontBenti furni.h rsyvaus r,sup. Il Al a,
sssStsa h lisgRHE orDErQsr
b a N TX / N Ct !
II 7'' HOUSE
.Lt- or
JAY COOKE 4 co.
The Large and ConiInuous sales Of Norihsrn
Pacific 7s0 Cola Bonds In this CountrT and
Europs, where they have . Reeognised
standias on all the neurses, asar-
antses the Kariy Compistioa o.
the Rntlrs Lius Of Road.
Ths popular,S Of the Bood. 3, dus 10 The fss, hat
thsy based upou the simplest security, being
WRIST AND ONLY mor,sars upsn the road. and. IN
addition. upoa over on ~
Fifty Million Acres of Land,
saso.psibl. Of proiuos IN abundance all he frsl,.
VEGETABLES. and cereals Of ne Eastern Or Mids'.
States.
TSs oo-,n~su, vsiu.uOs q eh L.ad oa-...
Ono Hundred and Thirty
Million of Dollars,
or mere than .urs'sD. 70 pv ,As satire oo., Of IN.
Ths Bosd.. FREE FROM uEIrKD STATES
TAx..r' i'-u'd ia the fO'lo"i.s d:nO~iO.'iOn',
,!:I o..''-- n'.'.'''.'.
And are 1t all dimes lstsruhaaguabls al The once Of
the oOwPannor ,hfeSsh the Fiseai Asss's, vi'hou,
Thsy have THIRTY YEARS TO RUN, az. offered
al par and interest IN ouruoy and vii psrmansutiy
Jisld . large Interest Income In Gold.
An msrkslAbis securities rsesiysd Ia ssohsnse
Fall particulars furnished By
JAY COOKE n CO.,
Now York, Philadelphia and WASH
n ington.
i.ba,xruwThaF
L
ws.hiaatss Ciry savings Bs.s,
Oornsr Of seventh s.r.sa .aA Is,ui.isas s.snsa.
PAYs Der cent INTERRsT % ALL DEPOSITS
49, NV s;is s e.. q g 3. : >, 70 50 a.1
W. Opticians.
RRIziLIAs PkssLs srrcracLEs'
FRANKLIN ~ CO.'S,
f297 Pennsylvania Avenue. ~
-
l.uss~ oPrIoIASs.
n. II. HEMPLER,
MECHANICAL auJ
OP TICIAN .
Repairing and adjusting OF
|. Opera Glasses, Telescopes,
Thermometers, Bnrome-
!. ters, OPP 81 cnI and
Mathematical Inr g
JlGl struments. r
. 45s Pennsylvania avenue, corner o
Four and.a-half street. -it
4 tslsN - = : = : . :. .,z,,=--.
Wines and Liquors. %
NOT CORNERED YET
i FINLEY BROS.
/. Have ssm on hand fall saVpb d
FINE OLD WHISTLES,
whish yhs LSg,s.ias -oensssrr 93ULQ No
PIs2aass rs .ss S: y q .sa q s re- -
! = 1 "a IL IsiooN AT fE'lgfI
!, No. 4S2 Seventh st
n FINLEY BROS. D
+" mhain
WILSON q WOODROW,
!, WINE MERCHANTS, a
r SsfsJfoRaOET' Ss:;.yss. fj= !s:s,
n ions =. rrShT, iisSSSi Bayls.os
!; CHAMPAGNE
Orders Received Ito Arrive
M r,
Fl Thomas Russell.
s' Iaaps1g. b..
!, TJrF. gsauul n
PRHOs LIsT Era
nI~i,. .:.,. &C. : NJ =. =. e. Z
VaitfsxY -. . sa sAs ss1i sO0s en-
'' s sIs!; ~: III ss We I
= R$G sbS .; III ~; AZ s
- :. Btg '1!';::::: 10 u Es I
Il yEsatRi ff, ,......'.,,.... AS ns s@ .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

nsaortmnnt. rnndY-mndc. Prlee a2.bO. !
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-11
Falling Down Stairs.

We see a paragraph in the American"
stating that there is no rest for the traveller
who would sojOurn over night in Nashville.
there being no hotel in the place There
are many now living who recollect when
Nashville was one Of the cheeriest and most
comfortable places in Tennessee tn stop at.
by reason Of the excellent character of its
inns, two Of which were more ur less his
turlcally famous The mention uf Nash
vile and its inns reminded us If a very
laughable occurrence which took place IN
years gone by in one Of these self-same hos
telries. The oldest inn in Nashville was
also the most popular and the largest and
i'll those days Nashville saw a great deal IL
transient travel, and almost all the rood
people Of the State that moved about IN all
that direction We're sure to stop at it at
some time OF other. 1t happened that
upon one occasion when the house was full
there were among the many assembled two
intimate friends, Mr.. H H, of
Williamson, and Mr.. John c., IF
Maury. We believe the latter is still alive,
and resident of Maury county but of the
former we cannot speak with certainty
Both we're conyiylal, joyial souls, and upon
L.
compass a sutiiciency of liquor to render
them highly hilarious and noisily demon
strative. Some peaceable souls. who
sought rest, complained to the landlord
that they could not sleep for the noise, and
he, with much tact and diplomacy. got the
two inebriates safely tucked into bed. Af-
ter some vague and incomprehensible NUT
tering, mixed with occasional fragments of
moribund, maudlin song, both subsidized
into very deep and very satisfactory slum-
bers, and the landlord, who had patiently
watched them, proceeded to draw them up
nearly to the ceiling, the bed, as was at
this time common, being attached to it by
cords and pulleys, so that it could be raised
and lowered at will There, to his great
rehef, he left them snoring peacefully.
some ten feet or 50 from the floor. At
about one OF two o'clock c. awoke. sui
ferng from complaint common to most
people who have gone to bed in a similar
condition, and, as he was sleeping next the
wall, and was at all times of a lazy dispo-
sitiOn, he nudged his friend and called to
him Harvey this was his Christian
name Harvey get up and me drink
Of water. The landlord left the pitcher in
lnS Soih0i Oh the llttle table. Get up
H grunted and demurred, but becom-
ing fully awake by reason Of the energy Of
his friends solicitations, and being in truth
himself painfully athirst, he threw off the
bed clothing and sprang out of bed in the
pitch darkness, landing with some disorder
and much confusing concussion on the
ioor beneath. The shock Of the tall and
the natural obhviousness and befuddlement
OF his senses prevented him from having
any proper idea Of what had happened
He sat and rubbed his shins a moment il
uneasy meditation, and came to the con
clusion that he had fallen down stairs
probably through trap-door 50 on hi
hands and knees he commenced to crop
blndly around for some way whereby h
might return. In the meantime, c.
all unconscious of his isishap, was tossin
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-11

Cigars in form are either pressed or cyl.
lndrlcai. As regards their manufacture the
method is the same for both, excepting that
the pressed cigars undergo one more pro-
cess than the latter. In order to give them
their shape, either triangular or fiat as may
be desired, the cigars after having been
completed by the workmen are dampened.
They are then packed in bundles and wrap
ped in strong paper. This forces the cigars
closely together, so that when they are ta-
ken apart they are found to have taken the
shape into which they have been pressed.
The cuttings of the manufactory are gen
orally sold to be used as filters for cheap, or,
as they are termed, ''seed and Havana" ci-
gars, using native tobacco for wrappers
The stems Of this tobacco are not used.
A German friend Of ours recently became
impressed with the idea that he could
make cigars as well as the operatives. As
his method of manufacture was somewhat
unique, we'mention it. First, he provided.
himself with some leaf tobacco next he
obtained pot Of paste he set to work
spreading the leaves out before him he
carefully smeared them with paste, and
after many trials and much vexation of
spirit he succeeded in rolling them up into
some sort of bundles. The cigars were
made, but the proof was the smoking; he
lit one, the taste Of the paste gave it fla
vor not perccptible in the best regalias, but
that was a tritlo he tried to draw on it,
but here he failed. This was an unfortu-
nate defect, but a knitting needle could
cure it, 50 carefully Poking the latter into
the cigar, he made a hole through its whole
length. We believe that only few cigars
were the production of the mandatory
but whether any of them found their way
into the market and 50 fell into the hands
Of same unlucky individual we have yet to
learn.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-11

in the torture Of his thirst, and mentally
imprecating the clumsiness that delayed his
relief. At last he roared, with inexcusable
profanity, to H, whom he could hear
humping and scratching about the room ;
Harvey what the -- are you do
ing
The anwer came from the depths with a
melancholy and perturbed information, and
accompanied by q sound as of some one
rubbing hiInself-
C, / fell down stairs, and can't
find the - steps to get up again"
well, must come down there to show
the way upF said G., with some irrita-
ton.
Il wish you would, C., for I'm -
if | can find the steps"
C., thoroughly vexed at his friends
stupidity, jumped out of bed, when, 10 !
he, too, went whirling through the air to
the floor beneath, sprawling upon it with
much noise and sharp and sudden excla-
matiod of distress.
6 if | didn't fall down stairs myself,
Harvey }" was his first remark, and then
then the two commenced to search for q
staircase, a ladder, or anything to help
them out of the abyss. Round they went
on their hands and knees knocking
against each other in the dark-using Ian
guage which was perfectly painful to hear
until, finally, one found the table with
the pitcher of water. Each took a vast
draught, and round again they went. II
was terribly cold and their clothing was all
on the foot of the bed, and they shivered
in deep grief and tribulation, but found
never a way to get back. At last, in utter
mystihcation and despair, they huddled to-
gether ON the floor, back to back for
warnth's sake, and, folding their arms
around their knees, waited until dawn
found them almost frozen, and disclosed
their true condition. 1t is said of them
that they departed early for home, in much
humility and abashment Of spirit, paying
their bill with unprecedented haste and
nervousness to the night-clsrk, who had
not yet been relieved, and not appearing in
Nashville again for quite period.-[Sun-
day Bulletin.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-11
VOLUME VIII.
Don't Let Mother Do It.
~ CAERIs ALTON

Daughter, don't let ma:her do it
DO not let her slave amt tuil
While yuu sit. a useless idlrT.
FJaru. your soft hands L. soil
Don't yuu SEE the heavy burthens,
DAILY she Is wont Ia bear
liIu. the lines upon her forehead
sprinkle silver III her hair
Daughter. don't lnt mother do il
DJnnt let her lake and bril
Through the long. bright summer hours
share WITH her the heavy toll
See. hcr eyc ha, lost it, brightness,
Faded from the cheek the glow,
And the step that once WIS buuyant
NON Is feeble, weak and slow
Daughter. don't let mother do Il
She ha, cared fOr you So long,
j. Il right the weak and feeble
Should De toiling for the strong
Wskentrum your hstleSS langor
Souk her side a. cheer and bl, 5,
Aud your grief will lie less bitter
W hen the sods above her press.
Daughter. dun't let mother do il
You Viii never. never know
What were home without A mother
TIL that t.uthur licth low
l.uv htnC u the budding daiseS,
Free irrtl earthly care OF pam
IT, ,lie LuI.l. su sal without her,
Never To- return again.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-11

S0rtnOS Impairment.
THE FRANKLIN BANK. organized under special
charter granted rs the State ot Illinois, ,,ith all
the powers and privileges Bankers, have been
nduet-i establish a Department for Savings, with
yie giving Societies Institutions and individuals no
desirru- II saving their m"uay secure and con
Nenir- Investment such 81 their iun,i- not
needed for current expenses.
Deposits u one dollar to any number of dollars will be
received
A General Banking Business also Transacted.
TRUSTEES:
RENJAMIS LOMBARD, a. T. FoRT,
FEENANDu joss, JuSIAH LOMBARD,
s. A. BEICGS
FERNANDO JONES, President
: A. BRIGGS, NICE PRESIDENT
GEORGE s. EDDY, Cashier.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-11
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT
AND
ALLOW AN INTEREST THEREON.
!SnrinnS IlCDnI.EMIenE.

Draft, on IRELAND ami ENGLNyn in 10 suit of IL
Sterling AMI upward.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-01

plimentary benefit" The hall was weii nueo, !,
and the poor, broken-hearted ana ais'fessou
actress did her utmost to please by reao'ne
selections from "Camllle," 'Hiawatha' ana
"rhs School for Scandal" Her dress was Oh
black tulle, elaborately trimmed with "hlee.
edged rufaing, with low neck ano Siot.
sleeves. Her long, gray hair, frizzeo anu anu
powdered, hung upon her shoulders. ,.e,. QUE
seated herself in an armchair aud oesal :. oaf -
MILE A correspondent says that the play ol
her features was wonderful, ss sne os @ su,ns
represented. the poor, loving, seli.sacr'ne,us us
Camille. the heartleas, ambitious fatner anu
Armand, the lover; but her voice was 10" su. aue
feeble Those, even. who Sat on tne ,ron.
seats and listened very attentiseiy' coula No. NO
hear all that she read. Half WaV GOWN tne
hall not word could be heard. Th- pictlre
was , too painful. and many felt constrained to
leave the room. Before the conclusion Of the
nropramme the reader begged to. be excused
from the remaining recitations, aud the sym
pathIzipg audience willingly granted the re-
quest.
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