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O'CoNNELL.-On Thursday, May 20. PATRIcR
OCONNELI. OF Cleiegool, parish of Mullagh countV
Cavan, Ireland aged SO years.
HIS remains will be taken rom his late residence,
1872 East FItyseventh street, at four O'Clock this
lfriday) afternoon, 70 the Albany boat, thence to
Albany for lntsrment.
[f0r Other pea.s.s see See s,,,h Page.l
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Consumption II Impossible, when
Coughs, Colds and other acute Affections OF the Throat
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR. For
PIXIES TOOfMACHE DROPS cure In ono mlnuts
National Republican., 1873-12-12
4 PHoNETIc MIRACLE.

To TIE Editor CHe Republican,:
Sin; During the lecture at Lincoln hall on Fri.
day evening last an incident occurred deserving
Of mention. A lady sitting near the western aisle
was observed to be affected with something akin
to syncopc. Leaving her scat she rushed to the
nearest door. The movement occasiOned little
iutter and confusion In that quarter Of the hall.
As the ianItOr had locked the door n gentleman
furnished her with a chair, which she occupied
till the door could be opened, and then made
speedy exit with n lady companion. From another
gentleman, who subsequently saw the sufferer, as
nearly as can be ascertained, II appears that the
distinguished lady lecturers pronunciation OF the
words ieie-a-ieie had been the innocent cause Of
the disturbance. l had no thought, said she, that
q person Of culture" from the Hub" could pos.
sibly pronounce those words with the long sound
Of the English ., and when heard them so
spoken It really took my breath away. You
must bear In mind, said the gentleman to whom
she made the remark, that the lecturer rencm-
bered that she was not In Boston, and so let down
her culture Tor the nUnoc within reach Of the
prohcnslon of n Washington audience, who would
he expected, In reading the words, always to give
the long sound Of the English G. Doubtless had
she been speaking In Brooklyn she would have
given to the the long sound Of the English q.
Il care not how you explain u, said the lady,
but you cannot imagine how painfully Il Affected
ting at the door, had not the lecturer come out
with another singular onunelatiOn, which quite
destroyed my eVuRnlmNys Dlpidt ~ lWptfG-
you know the Lalin phrase; and to think Of lay
Ing the accent on the syllahies pi and pc, the
penultimates Of both words, instead OF the sylla-
blcs dip and iml Il that Boston 'culturG9'"
"YOu forget" replied the gentleman, "thGt
Washington Is not Boston. Here where mem.
bers OF Congress and gentlemen In the Depart
ments get all their Latin by aiter.dlnner re-
searches In their dictionaries Of quotations, with
out the aid OF u tutor disciplined In accents and
quantities, why should she not lay the accent on
the syllRbles VI and pc, Just as they pronounce
dGhcif with the accent on the second syllable.
The lecturer was slmply accommodating her
speech to the imagined simplicity Of her nu.
dience, as any truly 'cglturcd person would do.
She knew what she was about, and tuned her
euphOncs TO the level Of the capacity OF her hear.
crs. This only shows her vii, and that Boston
| culture does not waste itself, like flowers that
| dislii their perfume on the desert air"
We'll" said the lady, 'that may he the cx-
! PLANTATION, and quite forgive her II II were so;
| but was so thoroughly amazed that found II
necessary 10 make haste into the open sir to save
my breath AM senses, and fhould not at all Ike
| to he shocked In the same way again"
l.. S,-rho lady has entirely recovered.
| HAAARroLos.
wAJnNGToY, D. G.. December No, ISIS.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

L
THURSDAY, December II, is7s.
Judge James s. Robinson, of Fort smith, Ark,
was, on motion Of the Hon. W. ~. Wiltshire, ad-
prsme % Court x Of the United states few days ago.
No. lbe. A. J.. Ambler, appellant, vs.. Il. NJ.
whipple ct al. Continued by consent Of counsel.
C. Benson. M III This cause was argued BY MI IT, 8.
Greene, Of counsel for the appellee, and leave
granted counsel for the appellant 70 ME brief in
No. l+3 John Jones et al plaintiffs In error, vs..
TheCnited States. Passed on account OF sickness
No. ia United States, appellants, W. Duncan
+. Kcnner ct al, heirs OF Win. Kenner;
No. ItS. United states, appellants, We. Heirs of
!" No. % Ias United States VS.. Fergus Pension ct
No. ~, United States " vs.; Caleb Gushing, US,
and 6y Mr.. L. jannin and Mr.. O. Cushing for
"'Ssitts 10. Is Sarah z. Webster, plaintiff in error
No i.e. sarah J. Spencer piain,iii IN n errGr, vs.
VI No. S 10. Mary Z, Ross Is!ratrix, .sc,
tRe Court Of Claims. By consent of counsel,
ordered by the court that the Judgment OF the
said CouTt Of Claims be reversed and the cause
remanded, with directions TO enter Judgment for
w S0. ia FTancis B. Fogg, executor, ct al, plain
NM IN srrSr %s, " Esobm,ed Sn printed arSumsn:
by MT r. j. Meigs, Of counsel Tor the plaintiffs in
Error, and By Mr. b. F. wilkins for the defend
Adjourned until tomorrow at i2 o'clock.
SPECIAL TERM-MR. JUSTICE wYLIE
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Marks vs. Marks Case referred TO examiner
ZONES vs.. Wiley Jones. Order appointing
uariiau TO defend infants interest,
Todd VS. Craig. Order for ratiheation OF trps-
Adams vs. Smith. Order overruling exceptions
smith vs. smith. Decree taking bill for con.
fessed.
fessed.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
| Henry Barton VS.. Sarah Barton. Decree Of
divorce from the bonds of matrOnony.
| Tho court then adjourned until Saturday next.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JusTlCE MACARTHUR,
This court was engaged yesterday with civil
cases Of no Interest,"
| GASES TO-DAY.
dny. Nos. iii los 2ls 2Sb, 25T 2s 28O 2i2 2I5 2IS
al 2is 100 2bi 20 2ts, 26i 2S6, 2e, 2bI and 2Se.
| Adjourned.
| CARTIER.
This court was without business yesterday.
Charles Beayens, charged with keeping tip
plIng house, was acquitted.
| Patrick Gull was convicted on the same charge
| Sentences in District cnses Mery pronounced ~
follows. Dennis MeAuliii, 400; Richard smith
sIOb; William Hessler, $40; a, WllnRl, so; j: u
| Iy0n, t2O; Godfrey Eoheley $40; Peter Donnelly
iib5; Mary Reynolds, Slo5; Thomas Herbley, tl0S
| Charles Gerhardt, fl2Oj j, Il. Lyme, 1906 u; ~
Mccormick, $780, u. J. Cater, tlt0; J. BelleT
Eo5. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Deci n;.Breadstuhs-ilon
sales GU Change reached 800 barrels, all Western,
as follows. go bbls. choice super at es.62fat575;
so do. Extra at ts. Is; iaodo. Family at tsS
fIJisat."TGe receipts Of Southern continue light.
and the sales embrace 200 bushels prime to choice
aaber at q. sstlsa bulk at latter; 400 do. good
10 prime red al 50 and 800 do. inferior to
fsir al ei. ssSisS 0fWestern the sales were =, coo
bushels No. hlwaukee spring, 70 arrive, on private
syivania red is arner with sales o6 at sl.e5 for
eCorn,IThc onerings Of Southern were sold rs fol-
lows, 90 bushels white at 6p50 cents, and O. 500 do
yellow at 7a72 cents. The sales OF Western were
700 bushels on tras. on private terms; @ ooo bnshel.
considerable quantity in elevator, at Is cents, Mt
which figure the market closed very strong.
0ats.-rhe sales were LOO bushels Southern at 70
Rg.-The sales to-day were $50 bushels at ssaO
'eG Geitoa. To-day We quote as follows. Middiing
i5S cents, low mlddling IA@is cents, and good
or,Iinays to strict N@i4k cents, Tor cash.
Prorisioas. The market for Provisions is strong,
In sympathy with the advance movement IN The
Hulk Meat, holders declining 10 offer. The Jobbing
trade Is fairly active, and we quote Bulk Meat,
packed at Z cents for Shoulders, aud q cents for
cer rib Sides and Bacon Is selling cents for
Shoulders and sA cfuts for Sides, latter for old.
Hams arc steady q esns; Lard ~ Is sIs9 nrsr
Pork Is very active and strong at u.s. % per barrel
Cuba and Porto Rico hair to good reclining, 7ke57J,
cents; English Island do y7t@7S cents; Cuba cen
1Sss aS ssses Nj ~ S
IVhiskv,-The last sales were at e5 cents, and ~,
quote nominAlly at that figure.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY. -

night.
=, BY order Of Secretary Robe.on, Mr.. Joshua
watchman at the navy yard yesterday.
,,a. Az The ,sth meeting Of the washlnpton 20;
operative Building Association tliboo were sold
!" an average OF 20 per cent. premium.
Governor market. master Of the Ncriheastem
market, corner Third and streets northeast, on
'he recommendation OF Major Urell.
eombc, will be delivered this evening in the Med.
1nd Fourteenth street, beginning a, $50 o'clock.
The Cooperative Purchasing Association have
ni.cd existing vacancies on the executive commit.
ieo; no.. lho committee Is composed Of Thomas y.
Tyior charles wsrr wSlRs = psisrs sw'S and d'GmR s. r.
Thompson.
A delegation cf coiorod citizens Of Tennessee
ssn a,r,ved h,s here, eenss,inE Of Nelson Walkyr
Lowery and Edward NORTH, to cali upon the
,res,dent upon business Of Importance In relation
ocoIoreu citizens OF that State.
Saturday the Missouri delegation attending the
now nscsslon, ,calcd ut the
executive executive Mansion aud paid their respects to the
the delegation, made a brief address, and the
members were then introduced Individually. Az
pet stroll through the East room they departed.
orUrvSi An organIia,lSn Of the class Gf is1s Of
,ast evening at meeting held at their lecture
nhll, street, and the following officers were
shescn President, y. NJ. Cox; yicc president, J.
U, Lothrvp secretary, George Wainscott treas.
nrcr, 4. a. Eliot executive committee, Thornton
Shrnsl, Robertson Howard, George Z. Waite, A.
u. stone and II. ID. Kane;
=, AZ the twonty.hfih monthly meeting Of the
Enrekn Build!ng Association the fcllowing-nn med
9iheers were elected for the ensuing year prcsl.
dent, James Bullock; vice president, I. T.
Sparroi treasurer, Noble ID. Larncr; secretary,
=. i; Pratheri directors, leo, I. Dcar!nE. Frank.
IN Barrett, u. bowling, y. Miller, Norvnl W,
King, W. &. Connolly and John Burns delegates
TO buil ling association convention, Noble ID. Lar.
ner and Franklin Barrett.
Workmon were tusiiy engaged yesterday re.
moving the staHoliug from the interior 0f the
founury VI. u. church, corner Fourteenth and u
streets ron which corlis of artists have been
Tor Two months engaged decorating the imWcnsc
audicnee.toUn. Tue ceilings lnd upper portion Oi
the walls are now finished, and he appearance l.
most charn!hg MS we'll rs iMpusin1. II Il claimed
that this decorative ircscU work cNccls that to lie
seen In any public hall In the city. II has been
Fraser, esq.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
RARE OLD BOOK SHOP.

One or the VualntCst things in Philadelphia Is
PcrlngtoH's Book shop, ~ South Seventh street,
whcro the most curious books in all languages
are always to bc found. Mr. i. belongs to one Of
the hNtoric families of our State. "The Long
Moumiul and SUrely Distressed Isaac rcn!nt.
ton, oft the Dcspised People called QuRkeIs," the
son Of Isaac Pennington, Lord Mayor Of London,
who sat in Parliament and voted for the death Of
Charles l., was his remote prolenitor. The inter
est to US in the life and testimony Of the long
nOurnful and sOTely distressed Isaac" 10, that he
brought william Penn 10 see the spirituality Of
the teachings Of Friends. The most rccondltC
taste in literature may md In Pennington Il Sons
rare stock OF books and In their catalogues of the
hidden treasures on the shelves Of similar shops
in EurOpe, the scarcest works In Classical, Thee
logical, Medical Pathological. Mederial, AreLIsO-
logical, Scientific, Aesthetic, ErOtic Esoteric,
Mystic and Masonic lore. A few weeks ago Mr..
Pcnington procured for Hon. Charles Sumner,
John Bunyhn's Bible, enriched with hts dutO-
urnph and lnnotatiUns.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
HON PErER CAMPBELL

- II will be seen by the adyertscmcnt that this
gentleman Il offering his valuable services 10 the
xpcricnced, at a great saving Of time and
money, by paying their tax bills. buying and sall-
ing bonds for them, and transactinp all business
before the Territorial government. Mr.. Camp.
mcnt from Its organization 10 capable Of giving
valuable service and advice. Call at his office ON
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willafd's hotel, and
nnnEuu HIM.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
UELp TJIJy ORpUINS,

The concert and tableaux given by tho children
Of the Protestant Orphan Homes should 10 well
attended by all who desire to hear good concert
and who arc willing to assist the iatheTlcss 10 q
merry ChrlstmRE,n President Grant has slgni.
fed his attention to be present The iull Marine
band viii discourse sOUc oi lhclr delightful music
and no palms have been spared 10 make the enter
tuinmsht nTst class In every respect, Let all
assist the orphans In this way,
National Republican., 1873-12-12
ENLNiE NEM,S.

Yesterday morning Chief Claryoc and Detec
tive Coomes took into custody, at the National
hotel, a young man charged with the larceny Of
Il valuable gold watch from the room Of General
II. II. Barry. Of Mississippi. The chronometcr
was stolen On Wednesday night and recovered
yesterday morning. The accused Is held ut head
quarters to await u hearing.
Detectives MeElfresh and Sargent yesterday
recovered very hnc shot gun, stolen from gei.
tietnan In Georgetown, and returned II to the
National Republican., 1873-12-12
AFAIR PoULTRYIsT.

One young country girl, Miss Annie Kirk, Of
Bethel, Pa, Is entitled to the praise Of being the
best lady poultryist on record In 1871 she cleared
$3.50, aiter paying Tor all the feed, freight, ac.
She commenced with eighty fowls-Cochin Chi.
mas, Bramahs, and other varieties, and found the
Cochlns and Bramahs the most profitable, being
healthier and Of speedier growth for the market.
She fed from seven to ten bushels Of corn per
week and tho young ones with cracked corn.
She II also keeping an account Of stock this year
An account which shows every Item OF expense
more, than last year. When attacked with the
prevailing poaltry disease last year Mia KIRK
tpeedlly checked Its spread by the free use oi
lime scattering II all about and giving lime.
water to drink. An example was given last year
OF lady at Concord, Mass, who raised gross
value Of $3.50 worth from Domnques and common
| breeds; but this was exceeded by Miss Kirk,
whose prohts alone are $3.50.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
PERSONS WISHING RIRGfIYS

In the iewclry line should call At the auction house
Of VIM. L. Wall 90, as this II certainly great
chance to Pruadro holiday presents. We saw last
evening MI elegant line ladies' gold watches, In
laid and set with diamonds, selling NJ an immense
sacrifice, Also, diamond shirt studs, sets Of jew:
elry ladies' open chains, lockcis, SC. Don't mi!
to attend the sale this afternoon ut o'clock, and
In tlc evening at o'clock, as II Is tie last chance
this season to procure great bargains.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLEt

Call and examine the fire and burglar,prooi
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
Keeping OF securities, Jewels, sllvcrwaIe, or other
yaIuables. Rents from ten To sixty dollars per
annuin, according TO sze, No business man can
afford to do without them,
TaEe gaming from ne Chicago and Boston Grsi.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
D. C., December 10, isIJ'
DglrH OF CHAS. MlCALESTER, ESQ

UFTTH TT UT 0TsIIl's .H'I' sTIs7sII IWl NV
Among the recent deaths Of well.hnown citizens
OF the country may be mentioned that OF Charles
Manchester. esl, of Philadelphia, who died at his
home in that city on the 9th. He was seventy.
hyo wears Of age, and had for forty i've years
been cugngod largely In business enterprises.
lie was tie devoted friend and adviser Of the
Peabody fund for the advancement Of education
In the southern States. He was known US be-
neyUlcnt and generous gentlemen, and was iden'
titled with number of charitable enterprises,
A short time ago Mr.. Maealester concluded to
spend his winters In Washington, and the hDe
residence, No l7le II street. was being completed
lOr his occupation. His funeral VIII take place
iu.ubrrnW