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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-14
DENNIS LONG
BOARD OF HEALTH.
THE HOLMEAD CEMErERY-REPORr OF
THE HEALTH OFFICER.

THE HOLMEAD CEMETERY-REPORT OF
THE HEALTH OFFICER
The Board OF Health pst at their rooms last
evening. In the absence Of the president, DR..
Verdi was called 70 the chair. ----
A number o. bills we're presented, approved,
and ordered to be paid.
Mr.. Langston, from the committee on ordI-
passed and Nov ~ e So
the letters Of the commissioners in regard to the
applications made by them for the necessary legts
latlon for the forbdding Of the further burial of
preparation for Keeping tho grounds and graves
The committee further stated that, in case the
vert to the District government or the heirs Of
the donor Of the grounds, and asked for instruc-
tions as to whether they should further consult
the Governor on the subject
The partial report was accepted, and the com
mittee directed to consult the Governor In regard
to the matter.
. verbal report on the subject Of hliing lots;
A synopsis Of the health oficer's report for the
d
number of complaints, %; dead animals removed,
III; nuisances reported to the Board Of Public
Of Public Works, II; lot notices issued, so; gar
bage complaints received, s. Marine products
inspectiOns, e. go bushels OYSTER 7,sse punches
wholesome food condemned-lo3 pounds beef, 20
pounds veal, 81 pounds pork, II pounds lamb, IS
rabbits, "a turkeys, partridges, grouse, geese
Q ducks, 80 chickens, HX bushels potatos., =
pounds bacon, I squirrels- Animals fmpounded,
8; redeemed, 3; amount realized from fees =.
Privies cleaned, 70s; six pumps engaged.
A number Of nuisaces were reported and ordered
b be abated.
A communication was read from W. H. C1agett
asking the prompt attention Of the board to
Graceland cemetery, and the forbiiding of further
the health officer. ... go .--.r II.
Dr.. Bliss offered Q resolution that focal matter
deposited In boxes above the ground WAS null
sanee injurious to health and directing the special
cpmnittse TO consider the matter and report on
the subject. -.
After transacting other routine business the
board adjourned.
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The viii Of Charles miller Was yesterday I'D.
mltted to probate, and the win II Isaae 1Aishall
proven and ordered TO b recorded l5l.l'.
A namber Of mall aaeoanfs ware paaDod. l.
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NEWSPAPER WAR.

Tho case Of Douglass Bros. against Prof
Richard T. Grecner, late Of Howard University;
Prof Thomas J. Boston, Geo. d. johnson, Prof
John H. Cook, Of Howard University, and VIM.
E. Augusta, for amount Of notes given in payment
ofstocks In the Nei0 National Era Compdny came
up again yesterday before Justice Sampson, at
his once, Sixteenth and NJ streets northwest
under the title Of New National Era and Citizens'
PSbltsAtsg Company. The nature OF the claim
and the character Of those interested drew to-
gether quite number Of prominent coiored men
The first witness called was Lewis H. Douglass
who identified the note presented rs the one given
by Prof Boston for the sum Of $50, In part pay
ment for stock In the New National Era and Till
zen Publishing Company. Tho witness was sub
lected to severe cross-exnnination, and after n
comPivts rs3tew Of tho case by the attorney for
~ piainti1 tho Justice reserved his decision II
Detng agreeQ by tho vuu,oss hoSh .iiss hot
the cnsc Of Prof. Boston should be accepted as a
precedent for the others. excepting that Of John
y. Cool, which was Prought up subsequently un-
der different phase,
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AxUsExENTs.
THE ROYAL MAR1oNErrEs.

THE ROYAL MARIONETTES.
Mr.. MsDonough's Marionetsss, TO use the gen
..a :. ..,s .oIu,, ~ ssp ,Su eae 1911
- :" w"u.a seem ina. tney lesi,y nave ror On
- ~. =; TSI sns S s e 4.
nundfsds sntl every inch o. aa1dlng room even
The encomiums :psSssS ISoa fthS, lrerionsttes
| py the press wherever they have sppeared have
been ncss TO Isyish ic1 s1e amass|sSt they
description. In everything the figures attempk
EYhstiees&QaHe, &AeG foaE iE VAlk tAS
uStn.sSs.xs: sns saseaI!y nulss: knceE. ssG
~ nm IL rs@iiT vordsS31s~
Qns andsH di&salt 70 6alisvs that voodau men
~ wcmsSlea - Ys4e = fpemhle real. psts2ns
~ S1u I0 ~ 20 c,oss.y LIZ
res % NOV 70 M perfecfion ~ can BE-
Into he bSl1sf sAse VosdS8 Yeoplsarc p1cpfe Whe
heys volese 40, bmss and plenty Of good bleed.
They IsnnplL wgndwfpf, md ,houid BE- seen
they poses 8 k1i111s1 zthat 10 kIlsistible, for
the former they have . peculiar interest on 40
count Of theingsnuity exhibited IN their workings
room and upon each Monday, wednesday, and
Saturday sfsrnoA during their engagsment .
rHEoD0R8 Tzo1lAS ooNCERfs. :
The sale Of ssass for the orchestral concerts Of
Theodore Thomas win commence at Metserott's
music stors sAis uornfng. Nothing need be said
70 we lovers OF vocal and Instrumental music re-
eexding sns superior exeencnco q these perform
nSssc: ~. CU%
NiSht'S DrsSa." Sshqbcrt's @Theme and Vsris-
toas,n D ptlH Qpsxtstts, RubsnstetnS Sonar
'scter Bolds HSekhoqyah Sl.eonorD, and La
nedk, Pergoleee, BsfGieI and Beflios by the or
-ehotrA Nj. Myron w. Whitney, the celebrated
tenor, Will sing Mosart's aria t.Magic Flute" and
Aahdel's ~, Ruddior than the Cherry" The
concerts viii take place ut Lincoln hall, on Mon
day and Tuesdey evenings Of next week. Past
experience should adm0nish those who would on.
yoythe best Of Orchestral music In good places to
secure shsir sssts At once.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CONCERT
80 TIN1GAT.r - ----e- =, l.
me sssed cs1esrt Of TIE course q ten ct The
Congregational church comes Of tonight, with
the organist, Zundel, under whose akillful manip-
eiations the great organ at the Plymouth church,
Brookiyn, has achieved national reputation.
For the purely classical music Of tho organ, Il
may Do safely SAD that Zundel has no superior, II
n oqusl, N this CITY; ana Miss Lazar, the
1oIHano, OF tho same churen, IL 10 SAID, leads the
solf1no singers O. All tho churches IN New YORK
nna brockayn. Other rare attractions are also
ID store for the audience who will attend this con-
cort. Indeed, It is not too much to say that
BEEN made BY he eommittes having The matter tier
In hand, not only for . display Of the magnificent
organ recently placed in the church, but for the
ceichrstsd artis,o e ~ w., t MaSU " INC no''
,,,,u,-,,,,,,.,r,.,
duIChINSoN FAMILY.
Tho second and last concert by the Hutchinson
dav evrrtno nro,pi.e. "a NJ nnr.ns,,v .t,,..,iro
n ss,..a w W uuususay
~ suaion 70 inc SINGING OF the HUTCHINSON ram
fly, Mr.. George W. Walter, the young and tai
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR YALUABLEs
THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTNENr,
WASHINGTON, Jan. n, lS74-l ain.

.-- PROBABILITIES. o..
For New England, the Middle States and tho
lower lake region, snow will prevail, with fresh
to brisk variable winds and low temperature.
The storm, which Is now central In the Middle
states, will be followed by decidedly cold weather
Southern States cast Of tho Mississippi river,
partly cloudy weather with areas Of rain In this
region tho temperature will fall, with Increasing
ley, threatening weather and light snow, followed
by clear and cold weather, with northwesterly
winds In the afternoon. For the upper lake re-
gion md the Northwest, generally clear and very
cold weather, with fresh to brisk northerly and
northwesterly winds and continued high barome-
ter, Tclegrsphic reports have not been received
from the Texas coast. =
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PH1LADkLPHIA AND NEW YORK

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING.
L TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WA9H1N0IoN, Oecember - MA
Trains oeSIeen Meaningless and New York azs
FOR NEW YOak, without change Of ears.
Leave daily, excepe Sunday, aseA A. and and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
H s datly. ssspt eanAay, . a. M sndl, Il:
Leave for New Yerf II - Il ana pnu,a.,-
phis e S:D and sSe
"a the elg; alao, d Cs1SaayS 00Sas ISPs.nSyS.
Psssengsn parehasine tielss q tlss svea.s sAss
ear there arfsnge % have oar Norge called ~
nd shseked g asiS fssadceee. takes p De aspoe
"a e! 3D. slsSsss .4ys.,.s.as y.
schedule between washington, Daltinaes, AnnaV-
80 and the West.
THOs. 3. sHAkP, 1aaee q rranspogoasaoA
rI Gro. ). K06tfL AssSaS Wsslhstea.
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A LEXANDRlA AND WASHINGTON
% RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE eel,
L TO BALTIMORE, -tlf
PHILAbELRMAs

NEW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS a n TIE NEW ES SsiHSf5,
THROUGH BETEEEENy %SAAsHNeroN AND
The .oH WITMoU " SHAAHSE OF Cars. :.
FSEEHxS zs SH cTssn n
.sl zssSs PAfLF PtfsSsfsr 30
from and arriving q ths spot Of lie Bssinss md
posomac .,ilEo.d, northeast corner OF sixth and
Fast line, leave washinston 1t go q. m. daily,
Leave B.itinors at s:n.a. n dany, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at LIS p. N. daily. e1-
Arrive 4 New York ss s:lO p. N. daily, .1esps
EshSona esprs::, leave waahinsson at liz p. m.
Leave Bsitimors i ssAsp. m. daily, except Sum
Leave West Philadelphia at cop. m.
Arrive at New York At 1910 p. m.
Might express, leave Washington at s.0 p. m.
u1 Leave baltimore q los ,. m. daily.
Leave Wet Philadsiphia Ct 40 .; q. daily.
Fast line, leave New Yori 6 s.is .. m.
fieh%ona sssss'iS es.s 81. Yost ..,s p .
AESs e Z isssse R e Yo.R i
Connections are made ln New York with steamer.
On Sound, Ney YET. Ns. Haven and E ,Ha.t.o5d
road, Erie railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
Fare q low e ~ any other route. ,...,...
ofiees, where tickets and Information can Be OBJ.
Fennsyivsnia avenue; northeast corner Of sixth
B.lsim9rs and Potomac railre, s1Enes n sISta and
jy9l-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-14
coLoREp oRpHAyy HOME

The annual meeting Of the board of managers
Of the Colored Orphans Home was hold at the
residence Of Mrs. Senator Pomeroy yesterday
morning. Tho several officers submitted their
yearly reports, which were accepted and ap-
proved. The election was then proceeded with
and resulted a. follows: President, Mrs. PomeIoy;
Crsndeii; secretary, Mrs Sherwood. The board Of
managers are the same as last year. The num-
ber Of trustees was increased to five, as follows:
Dr.. Chas. Purvis and Mr.. Jas. Wormley.
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ERox rHT OLD D0x1xzo6.

r :
70 ne Editor efthe Nafssssl Repustteaa:
In travelling from yosr city 70 this old country
town, By the Washington end Ohio railFoad, IN
obssrving man vfn netics 1t Herndon general
Improvement in tie appearance d the whole
y.uts I'D tSs vSos q
fields and forest pleasant and atfsfytng
to the vision. This condition q country inProyes
Y ~ e. {: e e III,
beautiful from the frst-namsd place - the last:
This fact continually ettxsefs the immigrant or
Loudoun county boasts Of being one Of the rich.
est sections Of Virginia. II IL not empty or vain
that it does 1t, but senlible and real. The crops
Here, in this county Of Loudoun, Is the best
improved portion that have seen Of Virginia.
It s well fenced and its residences scattered over
ITS broad acres are large, commOdfous, comfort
able and comely. Its farms all appear to be we'll
stocked, and happiness and thrih seem to be tri-
u%pha9s among the people thfSugh0ss - si 10
i've hundred acres, of Clinton Lloyd, esq. Il is
in good order, and its broad, besutifuf fields,
bathed in the January sunlight, betokened good
The timber Of Loudoun county IL principally
white and red, or rather black o. with consid-
what the land is--a strong, productive argyll
There seems to DO no washing Of the md, ss ap-
pears to be the case In some parts Of tho State,
land to grow brush and brambles as Is the fact in
some parts Of the State, is not apparent here. In
hne, Loudoun 10 . land Of goOdly qualities. +.
But heard the cry in Leesburg among the
business men, which Il universal among the peo-
pie along the Washington and Ohio road every-
where, for direct connection or communication
by rail with your city by means Of i've or six miles
Of neWroad. With one voice they say that bust
ness prosperity and financial success can alone
come to the Washington and Ohio by such an e.
tension, and that TITS madness todefer'' 1t. One
gentleman, good business man In TIL. place, said
to mo that he would engage to build this needed
number Of miles Of road II the Washington and
ceipts.
Superintendent Havenner, Of the Washington
and Ohio railroad. manages Its Affairs 90 that
there arc no GROWERS ON his track II he does not
meet oil the demands made on him by the people,
he certainly docs not give offence in refusing to
grant them. This fact Is in his favor ~ railroad
officer.
/ met mr.. Lynch, editor Of the Washingfontan,
Q very agreeable, urbane and genial gentleman.
wish his politics were as good As his social quail
tiles But perhaps am little too thouyhtless
in thus dsobeying the Scripture, which declares
in substance, Judge not lest ye be-" &C.
Why does not Loudoun grow more fruitf
r.
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OFT ON THE STREET.

Last evening Onicer Hospital, of the George
town police force. found boy about 1--WE years Of
age wanderng about tte streets and sobbing Bit
tcrly. The little fellow, who was burthened with
heavy lesther travelling bag, on being interro-
gated by the oficer, stated that his name was
Armstrong, and that his father had left him and
gone to Philadelphia. His mother, he said, re-
Iided with . Mrs. Donildson, on E street, between
Third and FOurand-a-half streets, In this city.
The ofhcer took care Of him for the night, and
dispatched Q messenger to the residence of Mrs.
DOnnldGou -.
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TAX BILLS
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

SIAI6o 0O6AGA6 OOVnxs
On motion Of Hon. B. q. COOK, Rafss king. esq.
Of Chicago, m, was admitted to practice ~ N
'sS5nSy H. a1 Ths
No N. The Mayor, 10, Of Nashville, plaintifl
s IL sa;i 3; s' 4 ss:
s error. and concluded bS n. Il. Cooper iSr tho
p No. iOi. = The Sioux city and Pas.ae Railroad
Company, plaintiffs in error, ~. H @. Stsat &c.
This cause was submitted on printed arguments
ez a' s. oS % s. "a 8.
'' No. isa The Home Life I.s.ra.ss Company Of
Tho q
commenced BY Mr.. II. 4 Morrill,, Of counsel Tor
the plaintiff In error, and Continued BY Nh. VIM.
H. Stsndish, Of eoanssf for the dsfsndans n
Adjourned until tomorrow 81 Il o'clock.
SPECIAL TERM-NR. JUSTICE WILLIE
This court was engaged ~ follows yesterdays:
Rawlings 70. Rawlings. Case Bubmitted to the
.Rossiter Va. Roster. Order refusing The prayss
Of petitioner in this case. . N 49,. $50.
Miller va Miller. Leave to Ole sasvsr granted.
divorce; giving custody q children 70 dsfspdan{;
defendant to pay all existing debts contracted By
ccmplainsnt, and e Pey costs q sait e; CON.
In District q Columbia bondS. and ho1Sskold faF.
niture, 600 This case ives reported yesterday.
Coz q Rigs 1sds. sS n. iat.ssss's;; q, =.
defsult Of replication. h--llt -
Mr. Ains for complainant, and N I'D hsds.
CIRCUIT ooURT-JusrIUg NsoA1Mv1,
stshls "a van Alnis. J.dsnsa q jssdss q
Js..: 4. sssrviava STAR . R,asas-. Jsas.
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AN ARTISTIC Productivity

The portrait of May, the little comedians. IN
norrissn's window, AS Psnnsylvania avsnse, y
rom the psscil Of Walter I,galls, vhs 10 nov
q this city. Tbs artist has caught and tran.
hired to the CANVAS very happy and pleased q.
preston OF tbs lfttis actress' fses. IN every
srtIstIe ietail ef Light and shade, color ana exS
.utjor,, as ven a. 6dslity TO nature this poftrae
Already tsiiItsnt ysputstisa Of M. Eealia. = =,
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MELANCHOLY TRlGEDK.o -
=. Ynuw Tan n -Shortlv sffsr q nscIoek "a

NH6 Yoax, Jan. 13.-Shortty after . o'clock 10
night, Reuben n. Murdoch, . special policeman
Twsuty-seeoud street, Hsooklyn, killed his wife
through mistake. She had gone TO flatbush to
vistG friends, and had stated her intention Of
maiain9 with them over night.
! FSr some unexplained reason she returned
Aote, and was sntsring BY the rear Of her resi-
dsles whom her husband, hearing noise, and
Sgrposihg It was caused BY thief discharged his
fSQ6olver, and killed her instantly. He was ar-
IFoetsd to await the action Of the coroner.
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CITY ITEMS.
At HEILBRuN'S,
lo2 Seventh street northwest,
Closiny-out sale Of


l02 Seventh street northwest,
Closing out sale Of
10000 worth Of
Gents Fine Stitched Boots,
LadiesSNobby Button CATERS,
White, Red and Blue Slips,
Rubbers and Arctics.
Slippers made to order.
402 Seventh street.
BRowH's metallic weather strip, the cheapest
and best in use. For sale only at Tubman's ll5
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty per
cent. The only place in the city where you can
get window shades for q, with fixtures complete.
SINGER SEWING MAcHryRs. =
Out Of ei4 sewing machines distributed to ap-
plfeants by the Chicago Relief Committee, each
applicant designating the machine she wanted,
2,4T Werp Of the Singer patent. These significant
facts show the high appreciation in which this
excellent machine is held.-Harper's Weekly, Ne,r
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from tho above COM
plants, either Of recent or long standing adj
yised to use Biair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can DO relied upon as the most safe an eE-
fcctual remedy ever offered to the public and
have been universally used in Europe for many
PRour & HARsANT, 10 Strand, London, England
and sold by all druggists
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
der. Price, Is and 50 cents per bottle
BEAUTIIuL, soft, glossy hair, all desire It, all
may have 1t by constant use Of THoNPsoN's Pc
made Optime. Price, Is and so cents per bottle.
not soiled. JoUyEN's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
swfu renovAte them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. Al sold By druggists and fancy deal
ers.
WELLS MAcHINE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING
PLAsTERs, whenever plaster ID needed, are un-
rfyalled. Price, 20 Is. and 80 cents each.
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JAY COOKE r co.

!. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. la-Tho receiver in Jay
Cooke 20. Bankruptcy case has filed . ropert In
the United States Court, In which he recommends
settlement with creditor banks - formerly pro-
pcDod.
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BANK DIRECTORS.

The stockholders Of the National Bank Of TN
Republic, at their annual meeting yesterday
elected the following directors: Nessrs. Fits
hugh Coyls, J. II. Brodhsad, Daniel B. Clarke
2. D. Gilman, Edwin I. Stanton, W. H. Morrison
VIM 4. Riley, W. J. SIblsy and q. u. Wight
+ The stockholders Of the National metropolitan
the following directors sWn. Osms, 1T. La
man, W. q. MstsGote, n. AckeI, J. w, Thcnp
son, John Hits, A. 2. shepherd, J. B! Blake snd
with the exception that Mr.. Hume Ais me ",
caney occssioned BY the death Of w. b. Todd,
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KEEP OUT or THE COLI

Go 70 Ssvage's and get him to put his unrivaled
vsathcr-strip on your windows and doors. May
have been eomfortsd, and adviss their frlshdato
70 and do likewise. Jos. L. SAVAGE,
PennsylyAnlA AXenne and Tenth street.
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RAnrrMonE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

II KhAAAAoA6 AND 10xo133AO A2A4A6uAO
DEPOT coRSERo SIXTH AND B STREETS
R.fiss 1 :ii'1s 81 ss 4 S';;
- = n, EiSir. Mail, 81, :. n. New YoiE Ex-
90. Seily s.eSsp. TTo ons Rsss. daily ..o.uoa,.
SIS Daily, Aceommods- SIS Z. M, Baltimore Ex-
ton. press, except Sunday.
ana d lS: "a Line ON we.' Fast
ssscePssuNSe.yY aoP 2. r., Ass0m%%S ned,
Pres e except sunday. Ssiii. esssps Sunday.
an, Baltimore Express, san p. m, New York Ex-
* sSG 6 ssaa. c,,cu. Sss.s San
nsii, Louisville South SIS D. M, Accommoda-
daily, excspt Sunday: ton, except Sunday.
60 ..1 AesS%%%Sda- se R M DsilX HON
90 0n e1sspiP ss New ssnssy. s rom wsst
p H ~, Pssss E.- n sG s mr. southern q.
e's' '.'''. - nssas, New YORK SEii; 1prss:.,
except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at s:D .. m. and 3:5o
R. m sonIee. g Bo.ts with trains for rope's
irving ut Pope's Greek ae lass and 7:18 D. n.
Trims leaving Washington 1t S:cS siid S:ss Q. m.
and $50 p. m. connect at Odenton with trains for
$50 3. m. connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Grsss s snd i i oa. J, rIe... onc
northwest corner Thirteenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., northwest corner Sixth and Pennsyivsnia ave-
nue., can have their nagga9e called for and checked
west. ThrSagh tickets 70 Cincfnnaii, Columbus,
ChicagSs 0Ish. e. tnseiseo, and an points
z. 8. YOUNG, Gen. PasssnKsr Agent.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON.
CAREER OF THE UNFORTUNATE EN-.
PEROR -

e, Professor Trip was greeted last night ct the
Methodist Protestant church in the first lecture
of his grand descriptive series by highly sppre-
ciative and select audience, who were surprised
and delighted with tho effort Of this polished and
powerful speaker His pcn-portraitures of the
stirring times Of Louis Napoleon, the "nephcw Of
his uncle, were ffaught with such beauty, elo-
quence and richness that none but o talented man.
who has had personal knowledge and experience
of those celebrated scenes, could picture. It was
one of the finest historical and romantic pen
panorama ever delivered in this city, or that our
language, with . vivid Imagination and superb
oratofy, could portray. =
The scenes of the momentous events from the
overthrow Of Louis PHILIPPE to the death OF Napo-
leon tho Third were delinested with excellent
dramatic power and vividncss Of description.
Tho shocking and bloody scenes Of the days pre-
cedfng the overthrow Of the PHILIPPE dynasty,
when the maddcned mob warmed ct tho palace
gates and thronged the thoroughfares OF tumul-
tuous Paris demanding the life Of the monarch
and Of his throne, wore tia
Professors lecture upon which he displayed great
ability. Like truthful and exquisite paintings
executed BY the hand Of . master artist appeersd
his enpictures Of the important political events
the bold and stupendous measures, the grand and
progressive schemes that followed the establlsh-
ment Of Louis Napoleon's empire. - -.
His lecture tomorrow night will Be- upon the
life Of Msximiliaa end his wife iron personal
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RAILROADS.
RALTINoRE AND ONO R1H,RoAD.

s ..s .,.. ., AND S1.o .A.o =. .,.
g PC CITY :: .sasT: 8
cisstns.a E.pfsss. Va M:tlopoiiisn
Boston. New YSli and fSiisd;ipSis TX '''s 3 =
:.d "; .;:; &c.: g: !.
s:sSrs n. nei Wsyp Without g.: n
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AASSEY'S PHILADELPHIA ale
10 the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
and restaurants 10 tho District. The reason 10
that no other domestic ale equals It either In
strength or favor. Families supplied with half
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
& Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, D. g.