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National Republican., 1874-04-01
TIE prLL.nowN PRACTICE.


Death laughs when he sees the weak and feeble
bled, bllstered, saliyated, opiumiZed, or griped
with violent purgatives. He knows that under
such treatment they cannot long survive. In d.
rect conflict with this pull-down practice is the
principle upon which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
operate. The effect Of this incomparable vegeta-
Bile restorative is 10 build up the system and IN
vIgorate the constitution. 1t imparts appetite
and assists digestion, enrlches and cleanses the
blood, regulates and tones the liver and the
bowels and establishes and perpetuates healthy
habit Of body. By happy combination Of yeget-
able extracts-tonic aperient and ntLbllious-
with pure stimuIant, these effects are simulta-
neously produced. There Is no prescription Of the
pharmacopeia that has the same scope. You
may find among its formulas scourges for the
the nerves, but no grand combination medicine
that, like Hostetter's Bitters, is at once tonic
an aperient, a corrective and an Alternative.
In ADDITION to the Gas Saving Burner we keep
the largest and mo st complete assortment Of Chan
delIers south Of philadelphia or New York, in
cluding also full line OF Plumbers goods, and
variety Of goods, embracing the following, not to
be surpassed: Statuary, ParIan goods, Clocks,
BrOnIes, Slate and Marble Mantels, non-exRlosiye
Of all kinds. Patent Earth-closets, best in use,
Warren's patent Meat Cooker, and many other
useful inventions. Plumbing and Gas Fitting in
all the various branches promptly executed at
ployed. HAMILTON x PEARSON,
Y. N. @. A. Building, Ninth and streets.
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsToN'S Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, Is and 80 cents per bottle
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire It, an
may have 1t by constant use of THoMPsoN's Pc
made Optime. Price, Is and so cents per bottle.
LIGHT-coLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled. JoUvEN's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renovate them thoroughly. Price, % cents
per bottle. All sold by druggists and fancy deal
ers-
WELLS MAcHINE-sPREAD STRKNGrHENINa
PLAsTERs, whenever plaster is needed, are un-
rivalled. Price, 20, Is, and 80 cents each.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for GOut and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
vissd to use Blairs Goat and Rhelmatic Pills.
They can be relied upon the most safe and ef-
fectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUT &HARsAST, 20 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR SALE OR RENT@H0USE on
street, between Ninth and Tenth northwests
MONTH Apply to6.-A. AR1iE>, " street norih-
west. mhsB-tf
EoR SALE OR RENT.-A LARGE BRICK
y STABLE, centrally situated, near the Patent
ONCE, with accommodations for six horses; gasand
water. paved aonr aud all modern convenlences.-
Inquire Of GREEN &sW ILLIAMS, corner seventh
and ID streets. mari0-f1f
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EDUCATIONAL.
STEDiCGI DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY
NJ OF GEORGETOWN.
A GUNNER Session will be held at the College
building, corner OF Tenth and streets northwest,
APRIL L and end ng JULY ! Lee
lures from 6toSp. m. During the course Clinical
Instruction will be afforded. Aatricuiaton fee, IS;
valid for the year. Lectures free 10 all Matricu-
lants OF the College.
FACULTY FOR SUMMER SESSION.
WM. H. ROSS, NJ. D., Lecturer upon Principles
and Clinical Practice Of Medicine.
JOS. TABER JOHNSON, NJ d.. Lecturer upon
Obstetrics and Clinical Diseases of Women.
THEoDQRE MEAp, h. D., Lecturer upon Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Surgery.
CHAs. NJ TREE, N. D., Lecturer upon Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
WARWICK EVANS, NJ. D., Professor Of Gen.
eral and Descriptive Anatomy.
HRAIPH WASH, NJ, D., Professor OF Physiology
and Diseases Of Eye and Ear.
J. EDWIN CHENEY, NJ. D., Lecturer upon
Histology.
T. HOWARD, NJ. D., Treasurer Of Faculty, No. 6z
= s'ies' "'' JOHNSON ELIOT. MD,
mh3 '-NTWF6t Dean Of Faculty
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OLpNo.1 ON EXHIBITION {NEwNo
zs8 and Sale 439
MI n X RITER,S,
No SsgSeyenth st., between d and streets, eighI
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, Engrayings, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock OF PaperhanginEs, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Kings, Nails, &c., In the District.
PIc.se remsmber Name and Number. Ie2s-iy'
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CLOSING SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS AT

4 Mckinney & Halls North American Indians,
vols, folio Illustrated with colored plates. "A
pery scarce and rdIuGbIe tcork, together with the
most valuable part Of the catalogue, will be sold
this evening.
ELLIS sells reserved seats for Canon Kingsley's
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SEWING MACHINES.
TT1HE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE,

4'Hh Do"I'S1o sI" 1N1 nAOH1N
The easiest to sell; lghtest running; makes the
nose does the greatest range Of work: perfect
in its operations; can't get out OF order; win wear
DOMESTIC NECESSITY;
no family can afford TO be without one; few days
40 now in use In this city; only introduced here
about a wear ago; haze other machines but little
used taken IN exchange for the DOMESTIC, Wig:
Grover e Baker, Wilcox & Gibbs, American,
Singer, &C., &C., for sale at prices ranging from
$50 TO S35 each. Good eanvasSers. male and female,
wanted. PHIL. H. WEIGH. Agent,
mh3-lm 005 street, Masonic Temple.
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RIsHOP HAVEN,
THIRD ANNUAL BALL,
L FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Tuesday EVENING, APRIL Z, 1874.

In soliciting the patronage Of the public TO the
above entertainment, the Directors Of the Hospital
think only necessary to refer to the character and
purposes fhe Institution to be benefited the need
For such charity In Washington, and the amount of
good Il has already aecomp tshed In reneytng the
tinction to sex sect, nationality or color, and
free Of all cost erpense.
Tickets nay be obtained from the members OF any
of the committees, and the places where tickets
for such entertainments are usually sold.,
Admitting gentleman and lady 6 90
Admitting additional lady................... 50
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND ROOMS-OENTRAL Lo0A-
~ TiON-221 northeast corner King and fntrisk
neets, Alexandria, Virginia. mhz1-~os'
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AT THE NEW STORE.
.,ACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.

AT THE NEW STOHE.
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.
-.- -. 70 BLACK CLOTH VESTS,
BLACK poEsKIN CASHMERE PANTS, -
ENGLISH woRSTED FRoCK COATS,
with Vests to match.
SPRING SHADES OF CASHMERE PANTALooNs.
YOUTHS CLOTHING, NEW YORK STYLES
BOYS SACK SUITS,
CHILDREN'S SUITS FOR DRESS,
ALSO, SAILOR SUITS, THE AND ADMIRAL
at our usual low prices for cash.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
.... 625 Pennsylvania avenue,
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FINEST DEHEsA R4IsINs, jusi -ecelyed By
MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY,
nh27-st ~ Ninth street northwest.
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GRAND SALE OF VILLA AyD GARDEN

ELLIS sells reserved seats for Canon Kingsley's
Second Lecture. April Sth.
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We have recently added to our stock In this de-
partmeDt by the purchase of a LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-CRoP TEAS OF the different varieties,
ducements I'D .-. .a-.-- To 3 ..s.t -
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SEw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,

OPEN BOARD.
Ger. Sewer. SIS, J. & j.. I74......... 49, ....
Do. do, do, l6,e,
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
mr. MONDAY G E9EYi29 aSRSH q ia,
" SIX NIGHTS ONLY
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
shIpwreck Sailor Waiting FOR a Sail,
No Sail from Day to Day.
EDWIN ADAMS, .r- 81
In the charming dramatltatlcn, In i've acts, Of
Tennyson's beautiful poem,
ENOCH ARDEN,
As acted by Mr.. Adams at Booths theatre, New
York, and throughout the entire country with un-
O0un'eS MRs tReesfpsi e%sfpsiMs AS ENooH ARDEN.
A luckier or o bolder fisherman,
carefallen IN peril did not breath
For leagues along that breaker-beaten coast
Than Enoch. --...-s 49,
The play viii be presented with new scenery, ap-
proprlate appointments and powerful cast, =
Easter Mondly. Aprile Q, beneAtof W. Z. Sheridan.
Admission, Is, so and rs cents. Reserved seats Is
cents extra. Box-ofice open from q. m. TO 10
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rasEXECUTIvE OFFICE.
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

WAsHINeToE, March 1874.
win meet on the SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH, 1874
In the room lately occupied by the Superintendent
OF Assessments and Taxes. in the west wing of the
City Hail. for the purpose Of hearing appeals from
the valuation returned by the Assessors upon new
year is7s, for the tax for the fiscal year ending
The Board win be in session each day, Sundays
EXCEPTED, from IL O'Clock q. m. to 3o'clock D. m,
for the period OF thirty days, commencing March
and ending April II, 1874.
AIersr Garden Ist Council dist.
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L1NE2A1FNHs
FSrnfshed1y Le,cis Johseos q Co., Bankers, Vernon
ROtc, northeast corner PennsvIpdRfa Avenue and
Tenth Stree, Washington.
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CITY ITEMS.
te- =

ELLIS sells reserved seats for Canon Kingsls
Second Lecture, April sth.
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VUIRT PLACE-THIS BEAUTIFUL LIT
w TIE FARM of % acres, good House Of ID
rooms and out-hous .. 50J choice Fruit Trees, 100
Grape Vines, &C., situated within i've miles OF
Washington, and one quarter Of n mile from High
land Station, b. U. X. r., having three nne Min
eral Springs the house "a splendid locatS0n fOr
hrst-class Summer HOtel) will be sold or ex-
changed for city property upon accommodating
terms. For further Particulars inquire Of X. W.
Departneut. mhlI-lm
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HUN SATs THE K1RKWooD HoUsE

Il THE KIRKwOOD HOUSE.
I am authorized TO offer for sale (fOr a limited
time) that valuable property known as the klRk-
WOOD HOUSE, situated ON the corner Of Pennsyl-
yania avenue and Twelfth street. The whole prop
erty has recently been. put in hrst-elass repair.
Capitalists desiring to invest In hrst-casS prop
erty will be offered great Inducements in price and
terms; s. 10, IS, and 20 years time Will be given on
q large proportion Of the amount asked for the
property.
For further particulars inquire OF ". h. CLAG-
EFT, Real-Estate Broker, Board Of Trade Rooms
80 Market sDace. mario
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EyOR SALE-TWO ELEGANT RESI-
II dences at West End, S9lOOO ear h. Several fine
houses I'm northwes tern section frOai 600 to Sl5 co.,
Houses on Rhode Island avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, ut from $40 to %,JO; several
desirable houses on Capitol Hil. A large list OF
cheap houses from g, co to sIGO. large list OF
desirable building lots In all ptrts of the city.
Z. ]. SWEET, Heal Estate BroSer,
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TO PRODUCE DEALERS.

CLERK's OFFICE,
NORTHERN MARKET, March q, 1874. !
All persons doing business as produce dealers viii
please procure license on or before the LIST day OF
April next, at the Collectors ONCE, Territorial
Buildings, on Four-and-a-haf street, rs no extern
sion Of time will be granted.
By order Of the Commissioners.
mh30-5t g. MCFARLAND. Market Master.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ELPHoNzo YoUNGs,
3. F. JOHNSON.
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HARRY FoRp ENrHusIAsTIc.

M Ford is entering upon the business of pro
viding for the proposed entertainment with char
acteristic energy. He Is very enthusiastic oyel
the work, and is confident Of originating an enter
tainmert that will satisfy the most exacting, and
give everybody who attends the worth Of theiI
money. He yesterday spent the entire day in
Baltimore in consultation with his brother, MT
John T Ford another man with practical mind
and q large heart. Tae result Of Their planning
will be soon made public, and practical evidences
given of the interest they take In the proposed
charitable entertainment Mr.. Ford, it may b
remarked, thinks of donating an entire evening
performance during Miss Cushmans engagement
MORE GOOD WORKERS.
TIE following letter was sent TO THE RKPUBLL
CAN by Mr.. Ford yesterday:
FoEps orERA HoUsL !
WASHINGTON, March 81, Is74.
H. Clay Ford:
DEAR SIR: Believing that Il is the duty of ali
Ot us TO render what assistance we can to any
project with charity as its object, we, the under
taipnent Tbieh it is proposed to give in Wash
fnclon for the benefit of the charitable institutions
in cur midst. Respectfully yours,
SfCned by Mrs. O. Y. Germon, Alice Brooks
Jennie clifford, Emma Stockman, Minnie Lee
Lillie Lee, Maggy McGee, Belle Grey, Anna
Dunn. Jennie Coombs Mr.. William Harris, w
HarrlS, II. A. Weber. o. =. Doud, E. Powers
W. H Burton, d. @. Loane, H. Pierson, Q. Hark
fngon, Mark NJ. Brice, Joseph Seeet0rd, John A
Ellinrsr II Erilliam Romaine, ,NAthenielPlant W at
Plant, RehaEt Walker, Joseph Sessfcrd, jr., Ed
ward Arnold Harry Hall, Thomas Young, ,Georgt
NJ. Ford, ID. C. Wsehtel, william Sehafer, Charles
HsgadoGn, Sommer Getz, John Plant, L Rosen
berger and orchestra, II. Sauter, Morgan Sher
wood, q. Dass, George Lynch, L Vessy, William
SsuteF, John Reevy, Daniel Kinsley, Thomai
Donohoe, Joseph KFnmer.
The above inelnde all the members Of Mr.
Ford's company, and they have donated theii
services with promptness and unanimity thai
does them INFINITE credit.
HELP RBoM THE FIBKMKN.
As viii be seenby the following letter, the fire
department have become imbued with the enthu.
siaEm Of the hour and propose to lend their vslus
Die AID to the good cause in hand. The fremen
ete very popular in the District, and rs their
Ine1oA are legion they will doubtless be able to
asPose Oi livery large number Of tickets. The
tohoSins letter from the chief engineer 10 neat
and to the point:
OFFICE oE THE CHrEy Fxarxxru
EIRE DEPAnTMENT- DISTINCT oF Coz rNRTI
WASHINGTON, March 81, is7i
70 the Editor ef the E0tfOnal RepubIieaa:
SIR: Noticing the commendable effort inau1u
rated BY you for a charity benefit, and the prompl
.pd wiling response Jt has met on all sides, beg
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rI%DR. 8. 3. BOND HAS REMOVED
~ to No. Sl3 First street, between H and
streets. Calls left at the Drug Store corner Of
Tenth street and New York avenue will receive
prompt attention. mh2l-tf
eTe NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN.
S DEBTED to hereby respectfully re-
QueSted to call ONCE aud make full settlement
Of their ACCOUNTS, Otherwise they will be placed in
come necessary by the death OF the senior member
maris-i2t GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
National Republican., 1874-04-01

UNOR SALE-2O0oO0 FEET ~ AND 81 FLOR,
4 ida Pine Flooring, well seasoned, Of which
So 600 feet is worked, all Of good quality. Also,
general assortment Of all kinds of building lumber.
JOS. & j. z. LIBBEY,
National Republican., 1874-04-01

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IN
IL PROVED CITY PROPERTY-Ten acres OF
garden land, under the highest stale Of cultivation
as market garden, adjoining the DISTRICT Line.
About thirty loads Of manure on the land for gar
dening. Improved properly ne.r ears viii be tiken-
in exchange. and pay difference In cash. Address
mhIi-iaw3ws
National Republican., 1874-04-01

TWO FARMS, ONE SUITA BILE FOR
Il dairy purposes, and located nelI Washington,
to exchange for Washington city pro Gerty. Call
or address y. q. BOND & CO.,
Virginia lsInd Otice,
mh2I-3t- Cor. Louisiana ave. ana Seventh st.
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NER ApYERTIsENENFs

A diary has been lost.
Furnished rooms for rent.
Special meeting, W. o. A.
Attention, New York voters.
DR.. Robertson. No. AIS Tenth street.
Reduced transportation to Philadelphia.
Furnished rooms at 1884 Columbia street.
Wood and coal at ThOs. W. Riley & Sons.
Furnished rooms at No. 81 K street northeast.
Quarterly session Of the Grand Council sons Of
Jonadab.
Furnished rooms at No. 1907 RhOds Island
avenue.
Ten thousand ponds Of butter At @. W. O.
ROhrer's
PsnnsylvanIa Republican Association meets
this evening.
Furnished rooms at No. sos Thirteenth street
northwest for rent.
Thos 3. waegaman will sell on Wednesday,,
October n, nice lot.
Thos. bowling VIII sell on Thursday, October
p, desirable property.
Luttrell 4 Co win sell on Thursdo, October
p, valuable improved real estate
Members Of John +. and n. Wilkinson Lodge,
No, l3l3, 9. Y. Order Of ed kclqHs,
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LTTTFR FPON AyNApOLLg.

Correspondence Of the National Republican
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. II, 1874.
Preparations have been made that will make
the centennial Of the tea burning here, October
10, 1874, most interesting affair. In addition to
the programme heretofore published, vessel
has been purchased, and Is now being rugged,
and on Monday viii give the coup De grace to the
celebration by being set on IRE and destroyed.
The naval authorities have literally loaned the
flags Of the institution to decorate the State
house, where the tea-party will be held at night.
The rotunda has been most handsomely hung
with the standards Of various nations, whilst the
Senate chamber presents q most artistic appear
with English, American, Gillian venetian
and State haRs. A most pleasing effect Is given
TO the decorations by hanging the handsome cor
Tected seal Of the State, lately painted BY Ar.
Mayer, draped with the American nag, over the
main doorway. The decorations were made by
permission Of Admiral Rodgers, By Messrs. John
Bentley, William Smith, William VIM and
John Roach, Of the Santee.
The Governor has commissioned Thos. ]. Val
liant as commander OF the State fishery dloop Tor
the Third district. The Governor has appointed
i. Montgomery Bond. IT,, commissioner Of deeds
for the State In Philadelphia, vice q. q. Faulks,
failed 70 qualify. The Governor has also issued
Of the Blind Of George K. Manly, on the recon-
mendatlon Of the Orphans Court OF Baltimore,
and Of Frank u. Espy, on the Recommendation Of
the commissioners Of Howard county.
The law allows cartridges to be killed on the
lst q Noyemo per. they are said 70 Do plenty In
Midshipmen JOS S. Hunsieker and T. W. Ma
Dor have pissed their examinations here for pro-
motion 10 the grade Of ensign.
There Is q dull market hsre for oysters. X.
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THE z. N. @. 4. COURSE.
LECTURERS, SUBJECTS AND ILLUS
mn

LECTURERS, SUBJECTS AND ILLUS
TRATIONS.
The details OF the Y. NJ. O. A. lecture course
are announced in our columns this morning. Bay
ard Taylor opens the literary division Friday
night, October 80, in his lecture on "Ancient
Egypt" Mr.. Taylor has spent 1.-TWO years in that
land since he last lectured in this country. He
was granted an audience with the KhediTe, and
brings with him a vast store Of knowledge here
tofOre hidden in the past. Mr.. James T. Fields,
the Boston publisher, follows in four lectures
November IS, 10, 20 and e on 'Charles Lamb
"Sydney Smith, Alfred TennysOn" and Long
fellow, besides incidental illusions TO Chris
topher North, Wordsworth, DE Quincy, and the
whole range OF modern English authors. There
has been already very decided wish expressed
70 hear these lectures by Mr. Fields, and We have
no doubt but that they will be greeted By crowded
houses. Dr. Holland, OF ScrfbneT'S Monthly, poet
and writer, follows November 50 on ssThe Ele-
ments Of Personal Power" Dr. Hollands new
poem, Mistress THEM anse, has already reached
Its thirteenth thousand, though but one week from
the press. The scientific division begins Decem-
Der with Prof. Z. s. Morse, the most expert
blackboard delineator in the world. His facility
Is EHeh that he illustrates two different subjects
at the same time, one with each hand. and keeps
on diseourslng all at once. His lectures are on
Natural History" Dr.. Bolles will next show
MS the popular truths Of microscopic analysis,
crystals, pOlarized light, &C., accompanied By
profuse Illustrations through the aid OF power
full light. Prof Henry Morton, the first week in
January, closes the course, with two brilliantly
illustrated lectures on subjects to which he has
been devoting much Of his time during the past
two years-'Color" and "Fluoreseence." His ap-
paratus will be more extensive than any he has
ever brought here, and he viii have two assist
ants The sale Of season tickets opens at Ballan-
tyne's, 48 Seventh street. Thursday morning,
october p, The entire course Of twelve lectures
Will Dc sold for IS, with reserved seat.
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4 RoBBERYAT THE CAPITOL.
BOOKS STOLEN FROM THE COMMITTEE
ROOMS

BOOKS STOLEN FROM THE COMMITTEE
ROOMS.
Some two weeks since an account was published
In TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Of an extensive
robbery Of books from q eOmmitteerOom OF the
House Of Representatives being in progress st
the Capitol. At the time Of its discovery, or
shortly thereafter, Charles Graham, colored, who
was formerly employed about the building, was
caught in the room IN the act Of tearing the COW
ers of the books and passing the unbound matter
out Of the window On being lodged in jail he
confessed TO being party 70 the ROBBERY OF that
and also another c0mmittee-rOOm, and implicated
other parties engaged with him in the transac-
had wagons, and did the hauling OF the docu-
mentE from the building, and were also arrested
and placed in confinement Of the nine bags Of
volumes known to have been stolen only one was
traced and found in the city. Then the case be
came too complicated for the Capitol police, and
Major Rich ards efficient detective corps was
called into the business Of working up the case.
Detectives hcDevitt and Miller took It in hand.
and soon hit upon the trail. The former pro-
oeeded to Baltimore, and at one Of the large
paper warehouses in that city succeeded in hnd-
ing not only tie missing property IRON the Cap
itol, but large amount Of books bearing the
stamp Of nearly all the Departments Of the Gov
eminent, maRy OF them very valuable. The
books having been packed and forwarded from
house in this city no suspicion Of intended wrong
can be attached to the house In Baltimore; on the
contrary, that house offered every facility In their
power toward q restoration Of the property. Il
seems, by the confession Of Graham, that he had
been given duplicate key TO the Military Com
mittee room, thus making It an easy matter TO
commences operations and avoid detection. The
on Saturday last, and the accused parties VIII be
given hearing to-day.
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THE COURTS.


SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.
In this court, on Saturday, the Chief Justice
and Justices Wylie, Olin and Macarthur sat in
bdae.
Charles A. Ray and George A. Hyde, Of this
city, were admitted 70 the bar.
Benjamin d. whitney VS.. ]. W. BARLEY. In
this issue an order to show cause against rule
was entered.
Bank vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Appeal in case Of suit for damages on
account Of Injury to q race mare. The argument
was concluded.
SPECIAL TERM : Mr.. JUSTICE HUM
PHREYS.
The following orders were entered In this court
on Saturday last:
Larner VS.. Larner. Order granting alimOny to
wife.
Holden VS.. sticknsy. Order denying iniunO
ton.
KiIIman vs. Killman. Same order.
Cohen VS.. Wise. Order for conditional ratihca-
tion Of rule.
In re. ]. Williamson. Order authorizing the
change Of petitioners name 10 John Rldout.
Close VS.. Close. Order refusing injunction.
Ad1ournad.