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National Republican., 1873-06-23
THAT SMALL PON AMBULANCE.
The War between Or. BI.s and "Hsnes

Saturday afternoon, while DR.. Bliss and Prof
LAngston were At the House OF Delegates urging
the passage Of q bill denhlng the duties OF the
board, Prot Langston had occasion 70 address
Mr.. J. q. Carroll, q delegate from the Twentieth
District regarding the bill, when Mr.. Carroll
seemed 10 be disposed TO pay but little attention
70 the desires Of the board and repeated that Oft
told story regarding tho smallpox ambulance,
and charged that the health oificer had brought
more disease into the District than he had ever
kept out. This Dr. Bliss denied In the strongest
terms. Prof. LAngston continued the conyersA-
ton with Carroll, when he again repeated tho
story OF the smallpox ambulance, which he said
had been left some time ago In front Of Lang.
leyB blacksmith shop, near Waiiachh schoo
building, where the pupils OF this school were
permitted 20 play In II without hlndnnce
thereby disseminating the disease throughout
Kast Washington. 49,. ..-
This was too much for the health of1cer, and
placing himself In attitude he pronounced Car.
rod liar, poltToon and coward, and that he wai
not man enough 10 take 10 mp. This rather star.
tied Joseph, and with deteruined motion oi
his head he started 20 leave his chair, but taking
q sly glance al the stalwart form OF the health
officer, he concluded not to yacste. In the mean,
time Dr. Bliss retained his lighting attitude, and
waited patiently for Joseph TO come 70 time. and
nnding that he (yoe) had concluded thar there
wan '.none for Joe, walked away. During this
scene the members Of the House stood BY and
quietly looked on without taking any part, and
after all was again quiet they enjoyed them.
selves by laughing af both. Those In the lobby
were the ones who were taa Jmeef beiS5s
HsaLy z Shidsed, more so than AZ anJ time dur
National Republican., 1873-06-23
oEoRoErowN AFFAIRS.

II THn COAL TRADE---The receipts during the
past week OF coal have been in,Sos tons, and tho
shipments fs,f ,foo tons. ~. =.
Tun stssmer New Yort cleared fer hhiiaasi
phia on Saturday with 80 barrels Of nouf. :
A forcr Of Workmen arc engaged cleaning out
TIM conduit Of the WashlnEton reservoir near
Ofeat Falls, which has necesaitatnd the ehuttlng
on OF the water from the receiving reservoir.
fropouton raiirosd, has ompleted his arrange
ments 70 oren bis road In this city for travel ~
soon ~ poeslbie, running a. far - Oongrees
thereefter. Hls idea IL 20 connect the road BE-
tween West and Dunbafton streets By ternpo-
rary traok along Congress street. and 70 retnfn
% West street BY the way Of Dunbafton and
ments now 10 progress under the Board OF Publis
WORKS are completed the Whole line a far q
the Convent viii be flushed and put IL ruunicl
National Republican., 1873-06-23
washission City Hiberuisn Benovoies,
Societ Ne, 1,

A special meeting Of this soolety was held last
evening at Carroll Hall, 10 take suitable action
relative TO the death Of their late fellow-member,
1lr. Patrick WEIGH; Mr.. Thomas BrOderiek,
president, In the chair, and Daniel shannon see
retaTy. Ths following named gentlemen were
appointed committee 70 draft suitable resolu-
tons, viz; N. Emmett urell, WIN. Crompton,
Daniel Donovan, Geo. SchermerhOrn, and john
MoRamAra. the committee having retired, soon
reported the following resolutions through their
chairman, MT. urell: ....I
Whereas In the all-wise disPensatlon OF PToyl-
dence u has pleased Almighty God 10 take frOm
our midst Brother Patrick WEIGH, native Of
county Clare, ireland: Therefore DO Il
Resolged, That In the death Of Brother WEIGH
the cause OF bensyolence has lost one OF lta
lnost earnest friend, the Catholic Church faith
ful son, and the community worthy citizen.
Resoloed, That the banners ani nags be draped
In nOu nIng for thirty days, aud that the society
attend the funeral In q body.
n soipsd, That these resolutions be placed In
the archives Of the society he loved 80 well, and
that q copy Of the same be transmitted TO the
relatives Of our late deceased brother,
After making suitable arrangements for the
funeral the society adjourned, 20 lcCt at Carroll
Han at 900 O'Clock this afternoon.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Dri.hiu. Rsuutat...

Ths Board Of Public WORKS have under con-
sideratiou specimens Of new drinking fountains
out the CITY, These fountains sre an ornanisntal
lron bowl about three feet high and ak feet cir
ogmferenco, Without any eehtre piece, which
sc.S swsss N ,se %a2
d he tongue o. shaft q Vthielss. Ono OF the
new foupfalns will DooP b eseped at the cor
ss r s%'f ~ ss nS sssnTS SS PS
street, Vt 400
National Republican., 1873-06-23
A.s.hsl ors.. 0stIss, y b. rs.sdmes

iaioTm.sioo s.s Sess SinIssss :. sSSIss sS"t yss.
terday morning, ct O'Clock, the dog -grabbera, 10
theif founds Id bouth Raahington, had the au-
dacity W Invade . private house and endeayor
dlning-room, and they had TO push open the door
In order 70 Hot In their net In 30 doing they
severely injured tho lady Of the house, which In
leave her room. The colorei man who did the
WORK made use Of very profane language, Mr..
EinAtein should be held personally esbonalble
for ne anta Of his subordlnates, and the atten-
ton OF the Board Of Health called 70 this paTtic-
ular case and an invesligatiOn asked for. -
National Republican., 1873-06-23
llrnn.Iana lien.l.r..

Graceland Cemetery a. the Intersection OF the
Bennlngs bridge and BladsnsbuTg roads bids
fair 10 become one OF the most prominent burial
grounds In the city. One hundred and sixty lots
made, tss arst Of which was he dauRhtsr OF M, !.
William a. Toner, Of tho Adtutant- Generals
once. Tho following removals have been made
from other groandG Daughter Of Benjamin N.
Pbtlens Pattee, and son Of Df. bteaInb, both
removed from Glenwood. The price Of the lots
range botween ~ and sfTd, and contain eight
grove hltea each. ~
National Republican., 1873-06-23
A FARMERs' NETTING IN Missouri ind,

AFARMERs MEETING In Missouri indOTsed the
sentiment that ''EVery dollar that Ia taken
from the peoples pockets, except for the reVe-
nnes OF the GoyernmenL u simply public rob
berry, and those VINO nsAlst IN II or share Ita
gains arc public rohbers, and should be treated
a. Buoh.s Which IL the 1rat crnmb OF comfort
the New York World seems 70 have picked nn on
its "Iree Trade aud Farmers Rghts'n crusade
National Republican., 1873-06-23
THE HEALTH OFFICER.
Ms order. for Abalsnsst Of Nal.al

Ms orders for Abatsmest ef Naisasces.
The determination Of the health onicer to per-
form his duties TO the letter u shown by the fol-
lowing fact: On Nay % he declared an old
house belonging 10 Hon. Horatio King, on Eiev-
enth and " streets northwest 20 he q nuisance
within Is days from the order. The time expired
and no heed was taken, and finally the matter
was put into court. Mr.. King hearing OF this,
Immediately began 10 abate the nuisance by re-
ing the same, also cleaning around the house aud
making II tenantAble.
MT.Corcoran and Mr., Riggs have been prompt
houses.
The notices Of tho board 10 abate nulsanoes
are by no means confined 70 the poorer classes.
There is no distinction made by the board on
account Of race, color, sex. or condition.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
rax IIrn Orrtiac.,r..

W. II. Slater, collector Of taxes, has completed
Tho necessary blank form for certincates 70 be
next. Tor all taxes due and unpaid. Of whatever
anoe with the proviaions Of the act Just passed
IL iS.sss.t Ss q sSs 1sss q ssa ps ssS psr snnu
from July lst, are 70 be deposited with tho
treasurq o. me District a nat a. they can be
year nom dats Of lssne the holder Of such CERT
Gates will be entitled 70 demand sale OF the pro-
perty 70 satisy the tax LENA THIS win defer the
after the issue OF the certificates, and do away
with the customary tar sale In It's usual furm!
National Republican., 1873-06-23

by purchasing watch At Princes, either a
his establlshed Jewelry stors, 91o, or at the Ia
zAAf, 1000 Pennsylvania avenue, for Iess thar
ss same article can Ss SSaea
pairing the article, and not finding that you haye
sAyed money, yoa can have your cash fsturpsd,
50 you then are certAinly pothing out. Now,
thAt explains the In aud the out, and Pfinct
hopes TO see those In need OF any article In hll
line 70 come IN, and he feeis confident that they
will go satisfactorily out,
National Republican., 1873-06-23
And ye, Tbey Are No, n.pp,.

Those houses that are "solling At cost and
ize that We are making q profit on every gar
ment we sell. Why IL this7 We waited unit
the oyeratocked importers and manufacturcrI
cent. less than We could have bought them
month cartier. The reault Ia that n We sell then
az what they cost the selling At cost ant
cent Bear In mind, that Is II they sell AZ coat
which some people fooiishly lin their estimation
doubt. Tue best way TO test this Ia TO examine ou
are cordially Invited 70 DO. --.IL q,
Tailors and Ciolhiers. sis Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
st. MATTHEW'S CHURCH..
Plan for Paying for i,. Improvements,

was held last night IN the basement Of this edl-
nee for the purpose Of adopting the hest plan Of
paying for the improvements on the church.
Rev. Dr. White presided and stated the object Of
the meeting. A subscription list was opened,
and several persons subscribed towards the llq-
nldntion OF the Indebtedness. Tue list Is sui
omen for subscriptions.
National Republican., 1873-06-23

Importnnt for BAaursisas and PIcnies.
Excursions, pIcnics aud church fairs can bs
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonis
Beer, Ac, In bottles and steel fonts, Al short no
lice, dellveIed TO any part OF the District Of
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea
trict. Bottles aud steel fountains loaned free 81
charge, by PALNEK a GKEKs,
Y r. r .rr -.m.t Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
naBp Ball.

The washington and PbIladeiphia oluLs viii
play their second championship match on tho
olympic grounds to-mOrrow (rueedayl after
noon. AI our home club arc playing q very
ntronE game, the proapectlvo champions will
have % work hard % oaptaro 4 bali In WashinG-
tpn. MT, Mclean, Eentomaa well known In
the bah fraternity, has been ueleoted hs umpire,
feel eonndent that the best nine will win, and
not the reverse, as was tho ease In two oohtesta
last week. - Itf .. .ff-H
National Republican., 1873-06-23

the well-known and rnuch-appreciated watch.
the employ Of Cali 4 Bro, and more recently Of
the nfin Of Robert = Morrill,, kas taken the
watch depaItmsni q Princes new joWelry
and can In future be found there b his iriends
and pafronh. HhHf NsfrII
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Impsrtanl 10 DraaaI.t., Ac,

Palmer a Green, Of deorEctown, have great
variety Of new soda water Apparatus for saie Al
ones takon IN exchange; also, pure Soda Wafer
in steel fountains.
National Republican., 1873-06-23

Tue Circuit Court was engaged with motions
The Criminal Court and the special Term held
no session. f.'-'
Tue Police Court was ongagOd with mlnOl
cases only. ID" ..- =
National Republican., 1873-06-23

oail and examine tho nre and burgiar-proof
YORK avenue aud Fifteenth street for safe.kee
Ing OF Securities. jewels, hilver-ware, or other
vnluables- Rants, from ten TO sixty dollars par
afford 70 DO without them. H1s.TFFTF -T-' 7
Tatsparning rSVm ths chtoaoo aud Boston free. 4
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Hease Of Delegaier.

The House met at 10 IN, and, on motion Of Mr..
Hulse 10 allow committees 70 bring up their
work, took recess I'LL O'Clock.
On reassembllna, the Journal was resd and
approved.
M. Murray introduced bill fer the relief OF
John o. Day. Referred TO the Committee on
Claims. .... .....
The Speaker announced as members on the
part Of the House OF the Joint Committee on
Manufactures, MesSS. Dyer, Berry and
Clagett 49,.
Nj. Murray offered . resolution suspendlnE
the rule requiring call Of dlstFctB for bills, Teso
lutions, petitions, &C. Adoptod.
Mr.. Trimble introduced bill 10 amend the
act relating 10 the appointment Of justices Of
the peace. Referred " Committee on Laws and
Also, q bin to ix tho time within which ap-
peals may be taken from the decision VI justices
Of the peace, same reference.
Mr. Mcknight Introduced bill declaring the
HOlmeAd burial ground nuisance. Referred TO
Committee on Laws and Judiciary,
M. Wall Introduced q bill to establish public
baths In the DAtrlct OF Columbia. referred to
Committee On Police.
Also, hill 70 extend street northwest, from
its intersection with Vermont avenue and B0un-
daJ street, 70 Seventh street Referred 10 Com
mlhee on Public Works and Property.
Mr.. Mcknight, froln tho Cunlmlttce on Claims,
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Tratiins hIaIeh

A nrst class trotilpg match comes on this AZ
between Honest John and Reed Bird, which /,
expected 20 DO yery close ana exciting. Both
horses are well known IN this commuhlty, snd
National Republican., 1873-06-23
W. W. BURDErTR.
ui. Great sale 10 Close Bu.Ine,.,

The improvements on Seventh street compel
Mr.. Burdette 70 rebuild his store; hence ne Ia SELL
ing on ''to close business"-a phrase In this case
which means no financial pressure. Five hun
dred pieces calico, 10 cents per yard; Andres
CogRin cotton, II cents, way below Cost. An I'M
mense stock OF dry g0ods at actual eos'. Carpet
lnga, oll-cloths and mattings at and below cost.
Burdetteh Is g9s seventh street. This Is perhaps
for the purchase VI nne goods at cheapest rates.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
wa,hIas,sa HiberaIap society No. Z.

Extensive arrangements have been made by q
committee Of thlrtJ-nve Of the Hiberulans for
THAR annual monster picnic, which will take
most delightful spots In the suburbs, oa the 9th
OF July. In the number Of their patrons and In
thsoanplstenesa Of their arran gementa The H.
izati0ns, but from the reputation Of the gentle
man who compose the committee, amonG whom
We recognize many Of our most worthy lrish.
gathering on tue 9th prox., Will be par excellence
the event OF tho year In that line, and will sur.
pass any previous efIort Of the same society.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
nIr. Robert,

'n" .. n. sauicr a. Oe.,
bankers, Eo. itls RennsyiyaDia avenue, pay.
National Republican., 1873-06-23

corner OF New York ayenne and Fifteenih street
pays per cont. per Annum on depoaits for eaoi
calendar month. Banking hours 70 I; Batur'
days, 70 4 and 10 Q. : ET1zr.0F T...T'rT \
National Republican., 1873-06-23

tied By the organic cot from allowing extra pay
the sprt Of this prohibition ~ should have much
greater force m rcepcct 70 claims for such ser.
vice under ooutIects with ne laip uunlcipai gov
scrutinised and rsiectsd bJ that goyprnmsnt,
Your eommlttea are thsftfsr. constrnined 70
report this bi. II emona the iatsFpoiatca items
tcrested have ample means % redress by appesl
|, csss,i :. 4 .,cs sPOais STh dshis, . ne Hcesis.
Yoar committee cannot advise their paymen,
In the indirect msnner u 10 proposed 10 be done
By the bin, which ia now edversely reported
upon, The el.ins which would be required 70 Ne
sThno0. y
Iss hlll va, l.la on the table and III. repor,
ordered 10 be printed.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
81. ANTuoNY's rLI.is.

rons Edhsr " hs Nsasasi RspusHosss " 4
SIN; Your correspondent speaking OF the
Great faiiS says 1--WE have the greatest avafl-
able water-power nature has furnished In North
America; q fall Of IS feet equal TO iaooo horse
power and suficlent 10 run ", 900 lootnS, AgHro-
eating 100000 spindies." F'NFhNl
For his infonnatlon we quote from Yells En-
oyclopcdih: "At 81. AnthOnya Falls alone, IN
Guiding the rapids, there Is an hydraulic capacity
OF i20, 900 horse power, more than sufficient 10
drive all the Is 700 spln,les ana 1000 mills OF
England and scotland comblned-Kreater than
the whole motive power, steam and water, em-
ployed In textile manufactures In Engiand In
/ is50, and nearly seven times as great a. the
| water-power 50 employed" OnsHRyKR.
National Republican., 1873-06-23

TnE rslrtx Of health aud good cheer Is al
DusIlnh, 4aO Seventh street. = ----..gr
National Republican., 1873-06-23
briLkr-uEADKD RuSrIlss.
waautnarow n n Iune N Ia

WahhthoToNs ~. VI, suhc ~ ih'A
n ne Eii,or u the Nsfissai Repsbiioa=; '-
sM: Win you please Inform the people,
through The columns OF your paper. ~ Tho citi-
zens Of this city have any rights which the
buliet-headed ufiaas employed By the pound
master are bound 70 respectf rhey do not hesi-
tate 70 enter premises aud take from under your
very nose dog or other animal, and n any 70.
moustrance Is made, these human bulldogs turn
In and heat the person complaining. The pa
who was brutAlly beaten and had hts nose
broken simply because he remonstrated with
them for striking nuio boy, whose dog had
been captured.
Mt. E1itor, that is not the only case, and many
citizens will he glad when these brutes are
slowed In our Dlsttict lall. out OF harms way;
| time IA the wish OF A SUFTERER.
y. s.-Can you lnform us where the pound lsf
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Cerceran Art 0aIIert.

Lsttors have been reoelvei By the board Of
trustees Of the oorcoran Arr Gallery FROM Mt. W.
I, WAltefn, Of The boArd, VINO vas author1od 70
purchase In Europe such pictures ~ he might
determlne suitable for the gallery. He reports
the nature and extent Of his observations IN var-
oouraging, and the trustees have no doubt dr.
Walters win be Abie 70 secure some very nppro.
priata plotufes, although he has but 4 limited
amount Of moasy uio,OoO 70 inyest. lie "a q
gentleman Of some taste, % far ~ the modern
school is concerned, but he claims no special
trustees viii meet soou 70 consider the commu-
nications OF Mr. walten, and will forward such
lnstrue.lons or suggestion. % him - may % De;
In Europe viii be Forwarded hero Immediately
and placed upon me walls with the private col.
lsotl0n Of Mr.. Coporan, these latter pictures
GALLERY viii not b. formally opsnod 70 tho public
before next fali, but the trustees hope BY that
time To DO abls 70 establi.h school Of design,
tent artist ....
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Important for BAuur.Isus and PIcp,e..

"A AZ yas SuoIc,su drink. are found a, Dus,lns
National Republican., 1873-06-23
NaiIenaI l,a.inn. na.L,

PHyEsryE or ByDnornoBfA. Go 10 sayaRcS
and buy muzzlo for your dog. :
National Republican., 1873-06-23
N.s.I,. Ce-,a.r i.lsi-e.,

rr Nao1fs Centauf blutr1ent TT 200
Has cured moro wonderful cases Of rheamatism
aches, pains, sweihnss, frost bites, called
breasts, burns scalds, salt-rheum, 40, upon the
human frame, and strains, apavin, gala, Ae.,
upon anlmsla n ore year, than All other pre-
Tue recipe of the Liniment and oertineaies Of
remarkable cures accompany eaoh bottle, and
will be sent gratis 10 any one. II n no humbuR.
There ls no pain which t will not relieve, no
swelling it Will not aubdue, or lameneao u viii
not cure. No family or stSck-owner can AFFORD
10 bo without Centaur Lnlment, White wrap
per for family use; the Yellow wrapper for AMI
-'S' 49, .irrrr1 o, BrosdsAy, New Yofs.
Tnr aHulr EsutIsu Rsxrpr for aout And
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the shove com
pAints either Of recent or long standing, are Cd
vsed 70 use Blalrs Cont and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon ~ the most safe and
efcctuai remedy ever offered 70 the pubic, and
have been universally used In Europc for many
years with ne greatest sucoess. Pregared y
and sold By all druggists. .,..
WHIT. clean, sound tooth. all may have BY
asing daily THuRsross Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder price % and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAuTIful, soft, glossy hair, all desire ~ all
may have II By constant use Of THohfpors
romade opiime. Price, % and 20 cents per
Ii IissrcoLos.DK KID Gloves are ,.ry stylish xheo
Cleaner viii renovate them thoroughly; price -
cents per. bottle. An sn,d bJ druggists and
wHIs Ionpr- -spmEAD srsssorrSsa PlAs-
rxRs, whenever Q plaster Ia needed, are unri-
vailed. Price %. -, and % cents each.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
The tle.rt. en salurda,

PINE rnvArE VINE and supper rooms At Dus
TINS, $50 seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
rae WaahIaIlsa OIIy Isavtaas nanL

corner Of seventh stresI ana Leaislsp1 eFsass
q can 30 msdc and drawn 81 Wlfi,
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Temperance M,.,I.s. YESTERDAY. .

The bright sun and intense heat Of the day
caused large numbers Of people 70 seek cool
breezes in The shade Of the trees Of the Capitol
square yestArdAy, and Rev. Mr.. Read, ne IRE
presslble apostle Of total abstinence, embraced
the opportunity 10 organise his usual temperance
services right tn thsir midsH IOf course he car.
ned the war INTO Africa directly. and happening
the habit OF treating tho little boys IN their W.
cinity 10 weak whisky toddy, very sweet, one oi
the audience disputed the truth Of the assertion
and demanded names. Mr.. X. declined giving
names 70 strangers, but toh him be would rive
the names 70 Major Richards. The unbelleyef
proved TO be one OF the trafickeru, and soon laft
dlscomnted. The audience listened with great
attention and apparent pleasure.
The Dashaways had full meeting at Temper
singing under The direction Of Prof., bnllsrd, whe
presided a the piano. Thefc was 4 Eood attend
ance Of ladies and children, who Joined In the
singing with much spirit and good effect
Irene and Maggie Powell, aged four and dr.
years, recited very prettily some verses, which
were received with great appreciation and pro-
duced good effect.
ASSrss,ss were Tssa %ss ny x ssssTs t.
retained he audience iIi nearly il ociocF VIII
their ekhortAtionA and recltAtions OF poetry. =
Mr.. Taslstro rendered The Two vagAbonAs,
Roger and l"-the old drunken beggar and his
dOg-with great power and feeling.
Blk persons signed the pledge and received
cards from Mr.. Constantine.
One handsome and welLreared young man
made his way up TO the robtrum while Nj. DneW
was speaking, and, In the most unabashed man
ner Invited that gentleman 10 20 out and take
Teclpfocated BY an invitation 10 take the pledge.
Both were declined. 80. = =
National Republican., 1873-06-23

CAsrontsis naufe man 4 substitute for C.s.or
Ia certain 10 regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholic and produce natural sleep. IL is pleasant
% take. No more aecplea mothers 'cr crying
babier. N"'
National Republican., 1873-06-23

TAIE AyERS sAHsArARiiIA 10 purity the blood
and purge out oe humofs. pimpies, boIls, and
sores, which are merely emblems Of the rotten
ness within. rT'' NEE 90
National Republican., 1873-06-23
I..ada.,

,o R.sTs sso SS. an iniallIOls remedy 'Or all synp
National Republican., 1873-06-23

t1o. rure freuch Candy 410.
Of 20 oents Dor pound, a. tTo PennsJiyania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel colt
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Tallors and clOthlers. sis seventh stfes IRE;
ral.e Curc or Your y.I.nbI.,.

ErtornEs leave their own tsblos to get dinner
National Republican., 1873-06-23
T& and Cente

The finest brands Of Tea, and the best grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted evsry day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite me Nstional hoseL 1TEN1l eou
National Republican., 1873-06-23
seressae 60 C.ptaIs CAarIe. smith.

When company A. washlnEton LlEht Infantry,
visited Philadelphia In May last they were re-
ceived BY company II, 81 regiment Pennsylya-
MIA National Guard, and entertained In sump-
tuous manner, Captain Charles smith, command
ing the Company, being foremost In every cour-
tssy and arfsntion that would contribute 70 the
entoymont Of tho vislfors, and the members OF
company A returned hone highly gratined with
their vislt snd Ht the aams time resolved ct the
earliest opportunity 70 show theif frieuds that
thar appreciated thelr treatment. Last evening
company A .ere given q chance e partially
Philadelphia. Captain Smith, of company n,
arrived hero yesterday, and last evening the
Marine band, who volunteered for the occasion.
dealring 10 assist In the compliment 70 gentle-
man and of,oer who rcooiycd them 90 kindly on
q former occasion, prooeodcd 70 the Metropolitan
hotel, whore the gentleman was stopping, and
treated him 10 Q serenade; after which they en-
tered and q general interchange Of oourteAles
took place Sparkling vino lowed freely, and
speeches were made By Captains smith. Moore
and othen; After which the company dispersed.