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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19
DRoPosALs FOB REMOVING MATE
RIAL
ENGINEER'E OFFICE, }
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, ,
WARRINGTON, August II LA.
Sealed propo ais will be received at this once
until Il O'CLOCK M, FRIDAY, th= 2ist instant, for
the removal OF sewer Plpie. eurhInR, corners, ~
inch gut er stone and l5-lnch bridge in the prop
erty yarLs. rs fOlluwH YlKt
From property yard on East Capitol street, At tn
corner OF EiRhth street east, 10 Sixth strCet, be-
tween NJ and T cts southwest.
frUm propsTty yard on sire &, between Fo~r-
wharf northwest.
BIDS must state the price per lineaI foot for each
Kind or material, and each bidder will be lurrd
to deposit with the Collector OF thu District 70 the
credit Of the Commissioners OF the District. the
Of two hundred (t20l dollars, guaranee that lie
Will enter Into and carry tn contract II award
to him, acs ordiug to the terms or his bid.
The receipt or the Collector must be inclosed with
each bid. Thess receipts will be forwarded TO the
Collector amer the award OF the eoatra-t, with in
strucLions for him 10 refund the money deposited
as above TO the unsrrcsssful bidder. The money
deposited by the contractor Will be refunded
completion OF the work: said work 10 be finished IN
thirty 600 days from the date CT tie award Of III
contract.
The party OF parties. to whom the contract Is
awarded will Be required TO give bonds in tn sam
Of I've thousand lS5,tO) dollars that he tn. will
faithfully comply with the specifications Of said
The right to reject any or al bids Is reserved.
Eds will be lndorsed Proposals for RemIvIE g
Mat, r.al, - and addressed to the Engineer OF tn
District.
aus FRANK 7. HOWE, Chief Clerk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19
ONCE HORE THAT WRETC8ED mock.
LNq BIRD

To The Editor QSths National Republican.
SIR: read communication in your public
spirited journal yesterday, signed "a Sufferer, -
IN regard to a Wretched hooking bird that makes
the nights hideous In that otherwise quiet neigh
bOrhood byits lnesssant and upesrtbly sbrielri5y
Now, sir, have been a victim Of this seIt.sape
bird, and would like to see the owners name pub-
nshed, that the public may know VINO 1t z IN
their midst that is 90 thoughtless 50 careless OF
other peoples comfort as to maintain snob nris-
anee-that is worse than dozen barking dog. 1
am employed all day az tedious work i1 the De
partment, ana when night comes my rest &c de-
EtrOyed BY this demon Of 8 bird Cannot the
owner be made TO suppress him7
A LADY CLTRK.
I'm the absence OF any police regulations as to
ObstreperOus birds, our advice 70 the lady is
- Move vOur lodgings. "-EDl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19
SUIT ON 4 ooNST4BLFs BOND.

John A. Berger, BY W. A. Mslay, yesterday
entered suit against Thomas. J. BieksIer, prfnci-
pal, and H. B. Hughes and Julius FAINT, alleging
Q breach in the condition Of q eonstable's bond.
He sets forth that in March, ls72 he obtained
Judgment fer $3.50 before Justice Reese against
one Charles II, Halden; that Bicksler levied
execution on Halden'B property and has made
no returns; therefore he brlnRa snik
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19

Oail aud examine the are and bVrgiar-proot
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner q
keeping Of securities, jewels, GilVerWaTe, or other
Valuahlss. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
Gnnum, according 70 slEe. Ne bushels man can
TsksVSaisg JrS119 cAissg0 sgS RslLSn yar'E
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19
FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY,

TOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, I'D.
a AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
PIAhOS ir9m the following eele6rHted factories:
VIM. hnabe Co, Baitimorey VIM McCammOn,
Albany; J. c. Fisher, New York; and Hagdman.
New York, at siIS s2oo rs go, sz7S so; as
$3.50. so 500. Also, large stock OF NEW PI-
AMOS; cheap for cash. or part cash and balance
monthly payments. PIANOS and ORGANS FOR
REICHENBACH's Piano W arerooms,
jyi0- g. Eleventh street, ABOVE Pa. ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19

The Bishop of strasbourg recently sent to the
Pope IS, 900 francs ISIS ,0o0) Of Peters pence,
whereupon the NoftS German Gazette observes
that the Oppressive taxes" do not seem so
Troublesome IN Alsaee as they were. Alsa-
tians may anticipate an increase In the impost,
for Berlin never INDUCES IL q joke for jokes
10
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CITY ITEMS

DooLEY's YEAST PowDER cannot Be eLeelled
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits MamSs,
Corn Bread, sc. It is always ready and reliable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19
PURE, HEALTHY REERFsHING, IEVIo.
TAKE cARE OF YOUR VILUABLES.

Palmer's American gipger ale, Q temperance
beverage, for sale by dealers throughout The Dis
triet at $3.50 per Dozen or at the depot 81 Greene
street, GEORGETOWN, d. q.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L :, TRICT OF COLUMBIA. u.s..
3Y1.EeuityDocketI

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICT or COLUMBIA. ~
Reginald Fendan, assignee
Of Ramsburgs, &c.
Va. 82lr &c nifty Docket y.
VIM. d. Cassin et al.
tits BY tine Court this 9Th day Of July, A. ID 1874
ordered that the sales made and reported by Water
3. Cox and William D. Cassih, trustees fOT the safe
OF the real estate described In the bi in sad cause
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the con
trary thereof be shown on or before the 18th day
August, A. d. 1874; provided copy Of ,he order ~
inserted In tome Newspaper printed ID the District
OF Columbla once IN each Of thres successive ssks
before the nth day Of August, a. D. p74.
BY IT, Courti A. WYLIE, Justice.
RI MICS, CLERK, &C. jy2S-ssv
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRIcg OF COLUMBIA THE i4rI DAY OF
JULY, 1874.
Louis H. Schneider,
complainant,
w. NO, 5os2, 70. DOCKET NO. -
ZepEanlah Jones ct
al, defendants.
On motion Of The complainant BY Mr.. william
Miller his solicitor, IL Is ordered that the defend
ants Martha J.. Guest aud Isaac O. Mes5moret cause
their Appearance 10 be entered herein on Or oetoLe
the nrs rule day occurring forty days ater
Otherwise the cause win De proceeded Win Is ID
case OF default
BY the Court: A. WYLIE, Justice &C.
True eopy-Testi R. J. NETos, Clerk, &C.
jy2i-TuJW
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nnR AIouNT-HERNON-

FOR MOUNT-YERNON.
The Steamer ARROW. captain Frank Helm Is.
Head, having been rebuilt and entirely reattsj BY
her present owners, win leave aeE wharf,
49, FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
OA4L1 Sundays e1cepted) AT 10 O'OLOCkFOH
,,h. MOUNT VERNON,
hEs. "@'UAHs 'Oh'' JAMES SYKES,
feoD Gen. SuD't steamer Arrow,
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NATIONALS.
MARYLAND.

Bali CLUB.
Scorers, Messrs. Childs and Ruester.
Time OF game two hours and I'VE minutes.
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PIANOS.

JOHN BECK 4 SoN sell the celebrated StIefes
Lager Beer at SIS per barrel.
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The sU'f n and fayorIfe IRON STEAMER
pilot Boy

The ~ n and fsyOrIfe IRON STEAMER
pilot BOY"
CAPTAIN JOSEPH WHITE.
Leaves sixth-street wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday Morning,
for lanfinE' on the Potomac as follows:
On TUES 'A1 leave att On SATURDAY leave al
O'Clock for O'Clock fOr
Glymont, Glymont,
Sandy IoInt. San " Point
Liverpool rOinL Liverpool Point.
Smiths Point, Smiths POIuI
Chatter on, JhIttsrtOn,
Stewards Wharf, s'ewErt's Wharf
TOlIrn's Wharf, To sons Wharf
Matthias Point, Matthias Point
Dill Wharf, DilI's Wharf,
MAt.ox Creek. AattsV Crack,
LonRHoOG Wharf, IOngHoOf.
Cotton Wharf, COltol'6 ThtrE
B!akis. on .slA ~, pl1klston's rsiaad,
C1TrtOnan. LeOnArdtOWn-
Rrturni1g on Weines- Corr nan.
dsy making the above Pc UTplng on sunday
landinEs. making the above
LAndings.
Fare for round trip, sc.5o.
Apply to WA. II. BYLES. Agent,
tel5-H SiXth-stTeet Wharf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19

THE GREAT EHaLIsH REMEDY for Gout aud
Rheumatisms All sufferers from tho above COM
plants, either OF recent long standing, are ad-
Hised to use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They eau be relied upon ss the most safe ami e.
fectual remedy ever offered TO the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared By
PRoUT h ARsANT, 20 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19

1874. Ans sGNMHEk 1874.
For Potomac River Landings, including
COltOn's,
BIakiHfon'S Island
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19

BUY YOUR slate and marble mantles Of Hamil-
ton Z Pearson, Y. NJ. y. A. building, corner Ninth
and streets: They keep the largest stock and
variety in the District. Also. latrobe stoves,
CRATES, ranges, &C., and at prices that defy COM
petition, considering quality. Call at show rooms
equaled.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19
EXCURSIONS.

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
Leaves COmmerce-sfreet wharf BaItI,
more, Tor Washington on every SAT-
urday, AT y. M. arriving here at
p. m. SUNDAY. ReturnIuc
leaves StephBnsOn'E wharf,
loot OF seventh street.
ON Tuesday at Q ID,
M, arriving In
baltimore At a. nm. Thursday.
Either Of these trips affords parties a ane oppor,
tanlty TO enjoy sail on the CheIipeake b9T and
Ioonae river without loss OF much time from buSlT
ness. All aeeOmmodaLIons-meals, stateroOm a. y
nrsI-eISs< stAtsrooms may be engaged In ADVANCE
~ 1PpHcaLon 10 the agents. The steamer can -
chartered Tor exeursiOns from this city on NOndayS
Ana tuesdays OF each week at reasonable rates,
STEPHENSON 4 BROTHER.
JED Istar1 Agents.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15


DArID TRANsIT-MECHANICs TRAINs-wHAT IS
IN needed by people OF moderate means-Fare only
" cents.w milestone, L l., Whitcstone Bay, the
from Hunters Point excellent Flushing and North
Side Railroad tMtler's Platforms steam brakes, elastic
wheeA heater, loot warmer under each seat. safety
switchesl ~ trains DAILY from 20 A. NJ TO IL 5 mid
snow about hour from the City HALL by James slip
terry double decked boats less from town by Thirty
iourth street Terry: nearer than Fort washington
Ehzabeth only half far as Mr.. Stewards Garden
City = more convenient than Harlem out in Brook
yn as near to business as seveneth street and much
creaang good ety: beautiful scenery: riding boat
ing patnlng; high ground; excellent wafer; many
eIeeb severed, curped guttered; healthy;
chiis and lever Than IN New York city fare mcchan
quick transit continuation by other trains Ss6 per
mum village taxes limited by charter to one .haIf per
cent on valuation Nomore riding straps nor v-
ing in crowded tenements ~ "
E0R SALEM THE VILLAGE OF WhITEsTONE
i, tour two story base and French roof ouses
modern improvements; > blocks from railroad depot;
terms very easy also 40 building Lots near railroad
and & Liberty street up stairs New York cty f1om 10
4 70 r. NJ, and at railroad depot, whiiestone from
DAY ME $40 A MONTH FOR SIX YEARS,
without interest and $500 cash, and j viii
ID subject TO mortgage ot Sl,S0, or give Sal
month for 20 months and 500 cash, and get House OF
eieh rooms garden 81 by 100 subject TO 5000 mortgage
or month for 40 months and 5000 cash, and get one
moruage in Garden Park in sight oi depot at waite
a M0he Isn't that better than paying rent and getting
notninsf SAMUEL DRAKE,
Office near depot. Whfestone.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

- PER MONTH, SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS
~ ~ the fnmous Garden City PARK, adjoining the nne
improvements now Icing made by Mr. A +. stewart at
Garden CITY. Lofhrom 500 10 500 according to
ton. All this LAM has been under cultivation and Is
guaranteed hcaEny FOR investment you can And no
spot more dearzns 2 at she prices Maps free Visitors
week days B1W. HITCHCOCK. Real Estate Headnuar
terra 80 Third avenue. corner Twenty-sxth street
A FOR SALE OR TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT 10
os na sound e mnas gss o1o
EoodInont station iye miles west OF New Haven Conn
On New York and New Haven Railroad. Inquire OF or
address J. r. AYREs woodmont, Conn.
THEW BRIGHToN-To RENT. 80 MINUTES FROM
"A Wall street, splendidly located furnished and un
fnrnshed Houses; every modern convenience adapted
70 winter and splendid views; high and healthy
.' axMlLroN 4 CO., 50 Broadway
At NEW BRl0HToN-To RENT, SEVERAL FUR
"a nshed aud unfuruished villas; Ali modern i'm.
1eovsmSnfs gArdsnA stables lawn sheds. a. adapted
z4fh lStliaz pzsIS:st isssstSrsh III ss.ssway rsss D.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFIcrAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY--
q, without plate, clasps or any sxtrActonsi LOU
SSs!t upon su1ps TO natural shape and oolort ausS
Ds slaEsMoxD. 10 ws,t nisvvnin sEseA
The New York herald., 1874-05-15
UCTIUN SALE -, ,x.-,,,. ,..x~.,..x.


This (Friday) morning. commencing at l0k o'clock at
elegant private residence 210 West 2st 7th
avcnueover $50 lots by catalogue consisting gilt naid
walnut frame Paflor Snis in brocate satin and cote
laine; French plate Mirrors lace Curtains. Decker
Bros "a octavc rosewood rianotorte impored bronze
Console Tables rosewood Etagcre. with Mirror Library
and Sccretare bookcases Library Tables elegant Turk
sh suit Easy Chairs, Lounges two Extension Tables
and walnut Bedstcads Dressing Cases Armoire.a clace
Wardrobes Bureaus. Washstands hair and spring Mat
tresses rep, plush and haircloth Suits; Hall stands
Kitchen Furniture Carpets and various useful house
hold articles N. B.-sale positive. Take 7th Sth
avenue ROBERT G. OASHIN, AuctoEeer.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

UCTION SALE.-ROOT BEER FOUNTAIN.
n A. NJ. CRiSTALAR, Auctioneer, will sell TINS day,
May Is at l0H o'clock, Root Beer Fountain, Pipes
and all appurtenances, at 122 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15
wHTEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.

TO YoU WANT CosEY LITTLE HOME AT WHITE
~ stone i-ff go and select Lots we will
ould Just sucn house as you want one or two houses
soluble bay windows, marble mantels water closets,
with two lots OF ground, tor S4,tu0 very easy.
Apply to SMITH BROS, Whiestone, l. l., to B. 4.
ARMSTRONG 46o Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1874-05-15
DYF. COTTON. AUCTIoNEER,

DY +. COTTON. AUCTIONEER.
I'D Extra large sale of Household Furniture. Pianos.
French plate pier and mantc Mirrors solid black walnut
paror dining room, bedroom and basement Goods, &C.,
&c This day Friday May To- at the auction rooms No.
b3 East thirteenth street ut II O'clock of the largest
safes OF the season. embracing Parior suits In crimson
ana brocael marble top Dressing Bureaus and Centre
InDles Extension Tables Sofas Lounges, stdeboards
Wardrobes best Hor Mattresses solid carved Bedsteads
Buheis, 30 or 40 Carpets and Oicoths together with
any qunnty OF Plain Goods from 0rehous0s with Fur.
nare nom dozen different families and which mus!
be removed on saturday. Catalogues early this morn
ing. carpets Will be sold Immediately after the Furni-
ture-say about 3k or 4 o'clock.
RYI IslDoR J. sWARzKoPF, AUCTIoNEER oFFiCEE u ,CE
ID 3S4 BoweryWi SELL at 1b7 Attorney street. ~ oh
O'Clock, all the Contents Of that well stocked grocery
store. sale positive; in iotA
pYs. W. DAUCHY AUcTIoNEER.-TRFvHTT "a:
ssiosa 4 u EAT soss stSssh ~ ssnee ssnee 91nsSpF&
ossSsE. os:sHssssal as& & wSsk kSs2ssfs s2s ~
The New York herald., 1874-05-15
A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION.
IA This (FRIDAY) morning, May Is, 1874
Commencing at lO1s o'clock.


40 West Twentyhird street. near Sixth avenue.
Over $I500O worth of elegant and costly Household
Furniture namely Rich N octave four round cornered
satin and brocate reps and coclaine pier and mantel
Mirrors; Centre Tables Etagercs fine on Paintings.
Bronzes WORK OF Art and 800 yards Carpet,
tains, ~ magnificent Bedroom Suits in rosewood and
black walnut Dressing Cases hair and spring Mateses
Bedding &C., Tables Chairs Lounges, library and
dining room Furniture, Buffet Extension Tables Chairs
China and Sivcrware; basement and kitchen Furniture;
400 lots by catalogue also basement and Kitchen
Furniture. 1. FIrzGERALD, Aucuoneer.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15
TERR JOHNSON. JR., AUCTTONEER.
q General Salesroom, 81 Nassau street.
Real Estate Department, u Park row.

100 CARPETS FINE MIRRORS, OIL PArNTIN0g 90
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr-
win sell at auction on Saturday, May is ct l0x O'Clock
a his salcsroom Nassau street. large aaeoftmnut d
Household Furniture, Mirrors Carpets "a
50 fine, ancient Oil PainhnRsf which hsys been IN The
family for the past 10 years
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

NJ CR1sTALAR, AUCTIoNEER, 722 BROADWAY
H. Household Furniture Carpets Mirrors and general
Household Effects. removed from private residence for
convenience OF sale.
A. NJ CRISTALAR will sell this day, May Is at
l0h O'Clock, at No 722 Broadway, opposite New York
HOTEL large assortment of genteel and ordinary Furn
nre to pay and storage ana close out consign
moire-a-Giaces and Wardrobes, walnut and mahogany
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands hair and spring Mat
and Bedding Brussels Carpet Curtans Shades
Oilcloth Kitchen Utensils, Parlor Suits. 10.
Also
Counters Shelving, Counter and Side Showcases 10 wa
pillar Extension Tables &c. Trade particularly In
yitcd Sale peremptory rain shine.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15
A UcrIoY.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE

n OF Household Furniture, at
private residence, II East Twentieth street,
near Broadway, THIS DAY commencing at lDIS o'clock
consisting OF two IA Pianofortcs ulacttred
by Mr. Baner New York, and Emerson, Of Boston, worth
$3.50 cash. and in good condition. superb Pnrlor Suits
French plate Mirrors; Centre marble Library TablcA
Etageres, Oil Paintings Eronzcs Clocks Curtains
pets Dressing Cases. Bcsteads Bureaus spring and hair
Mattresses Bedding wardrobcs bookcases, Buffet, Ex-
tension Table Chairs, Lounges, China glass and plated
Ware, kitchen, servants Furniture, &C. N B-Aii fur
nure Is IN good condition and made order Plano
fortes will be sold Mt O'Clock
HENRY ZINN. Auchoncer
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

A r. T. HASELL, AUCTIONEER
"A. Friday May Is at 10Y A. M 1t our salesroom, ok
Reade street. large and attractive sale Of Hardware
Knives and Forks .0o gross Rlmetpointed Screws 10y
first quality 80 dozen Hay and Manure Forks l0O dozen
Files Wilkinsons Anvils together with line Of Range
Safe. Catalogues ready morning of sale:
BISSELL 4 Co, Apctioneera. d RAadA HtrAAt
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

DAwNBROKER'S SALE-R. FIELD GENERAL AUC-
tioneer saiesroom 80 Bowery will SELL this day, at
IL o'clock 500 Lots mems and Clothing DresScA
shawls, Remnants Undercothing, quilts Blankets Bed.
ding, Boots Shoes &c also Goats, Pants and Vests BY
order d. De Long, East Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

PHILADELPHIA STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Valuable business stand, No. 503 Market street. above
Fifth street win be sold on Tuesday Nay ~ 1874 at
eers; brown store, Ave in height 81 feet
'front.' deep, and the of business imme
diQte possession terms One-haH cash.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

w or brown stone House. IN the best part of Harlem
tor cash and mortgage; price about $4,000.
BlkER 4 CO., No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

ITO LET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
paror and reception Room In first class neighbor
hood, suitable for physician DENTIST ct reasonable
first street
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

ITO LET-AT W0ODLAWN, HARLEM RAILROAD,
han mile west OF depot large furnished House. with
lawn garden carriage mousse and stable plenty Of fruit
ana shade. Apply 10 5. NJ VALENTINE, No. lit Madi-
BON avenue or No. 81 Buriing slip, MP stairA
El ACRES OF FARMING AND PASTCRE LAND,
W with small three roomed Tenement only, Rye
lake, Purchase, Westchester excellent neighborhood;
rent $40 yearly, In advance Inquire OF sEXLY "a Lib
erty street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

ITENRY D. MINER, AUCTfONEER,
~ late Of Henry H. Leeds Miner established 1887.
Saesrooms lo5 Duane st., tour doors west OF BroAdwe
The UNDERMINED has removed his business No. lM
henry D. MINRR,
late henry II. Leeds 4iniR
By HENRY D. MINER,
FRIDAY, MAY 16
at l0x o'clock, at the billiard rooms
Nos. 100 and 2Ul Bowcry,
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
of the above comprising four rosewood French Caron
and one Pool Table with all the appurtenances complete
by rhenn Collender; rosewood silver plate mounted
Counters oak cane-9cnted Armchairs, safe; Rif
frame Oil Paintings life ze of Washington, LafaYets
and Jackson; also Glassware, with the balance Of
By order n. McDOCGAL. NortsaesA
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

0Snn CASH AND BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAY.
syCOO ments viii buy fne House; Is rooms: sea
Views nve minutes from Vanderbilt landing. staten
Island DANIEL g. CONNELL
The New York herald., 1874-05-15

pAwNBRoKER,s sALe.-THoMAs J. A'GRATH,
Il Auctoneer, 1873 Chatham street, will sell this day,
at Ii O'Clock, t03 lots Mems and women's Clothing.
Dresses Shawls Remnants, Bedding, Boots Shoes &C
Delaney street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-04-29

ually inculcated upon him, the Prince had,
nevertheless, from his earliest childhood,
considerable fund of shrewdness, and he
used often to say, / always take OF my
hat to the Parisians, because they take on
ones crown so easily when they are Of
Tended" He was entered on the roster Of
the Imperial Guard when he was three
years old, was promoted to corporalshlp at
FIVE, to sergeantship at seven, and bore
his sub-lieutenant's epaulet for the trst
time when he started with his father for
the German war After the peace, when
Napoleon III. was released from his cap
tivity at Wilhelmshohe, the young Prince,
who had been spirited away to England
at the first French defeats, was enter
ed at the Woolwich Academy, and has
Just completed his two years course there.
No favoritism was shown him in the mat
ter of studies. Although by two or three
years younger than most of the other
students, he worked up the same subjects
as they, and has recently passed with
credit an examination which would entitle
him to a commission if he desired it. The
chances are that he will not make up his
mind on this point till after his eighteenth
birthday, and the events that may attend
the celebration of it in France. II in a
months time the prospects of restora-
ton seem remote, it is probable he viii
accept the offer made him by Queen Vic
toria, and enter the army, waiting, like
Mr.. Micawber, " for something to turn
up" He is handsome, amiable boy;
capital horseman, ready with his money,
unaffected and much liked by his brother
pupils at Woolwich. If left to himself nc
would have gladly joined them in all their
amusements and rambles but this he
was only allowed to do as regards the
amusements held within the college
grounds From fear that he might be as
sassinated by Communalist refugees, he
has never been suffered to 90 out without
the escort of Viscount Clary and NJ. Ba-
chon, his two equerries, while couple of
private Corsican detectives follow him
about everywhere. we'll armed, at a dis
lance of fifty yards or so. These precau- !
tons are necessary in the case of all who
would wear crown, nowadays, and with |
a Bonaparte more particularly so. 1t is /
known that throughout the second empire, |
Napoleon IIIs greatest fear of revolution
lists was on account of his boy, whom he |
loved with an affection unusually deep /
and watchful. If the Prince went out in
a carriage, not only might an escort of
cuirassiers be seen galloping before and
behind, but equerries, with holsters open,
cantered at either carriage door, throwing
glances about them as they rode.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-04-29
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