Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOCAL Arr AlhC. 4
CEsrRn MARKEr.-The markets were very
oiiowirg ailsi oTpricesi
beef sy'O: per u pork 2ss Per 10; a%s' YIS
,er 10; corn beef. i69 ioc. per is.; corn pork,
'o9a5c per hi ham, SOC per ID sliced ham zoe.
per p m!ddhns, aoc; per is:i ShoIiisr, 2aa iee. @
'hicke6', si@l.9S per pair; ducGs, .sl@i 50 per
pair; reed buds, si!7S per doz ortol.n, 81 per
Sz SI @ S S'H S psf O' oS Ss
'oc per ID ! e,bbsse, So 5oc per hosdi beans SOC
ger peck tomstoes, tcc; per pSek, Iri,h potatoes,
iuc. per pech b. cts, Toe. per bubch eucumbes 400
er doz peppers. soe per dnz.; onions, 4oe. pc
s.s s, 1cSs s.:s ss assnopss ss9 @
Iaz rrSpss asi per d., Lima be ms 500. per peck
i2J.e. per 10 flesh cd i6c per ID; rock, COS pei
blLcr; blue hsh, l5a, per 10. crabs SOC per d5z ,
% or pSsh 70? shpstS sSo P pprSusS Rsr p broWS.a sse
per bush shorts, 500 per bush; niddling, si@ii
| uer bush corn meal. s2 per hush; hsy, SING.
pcrewtj straw, slho@ap rewt.
The DRAFT TO TAKE PLACE OK MONDAY
Captain Putnam our Provost Marshal, will com
% 1eneo ihe draft on monnry morning; The quotas
| and Published. Mayor Whllsch waited On Provost
Marshal General Fry and Secretary stanton this
fternoOn, and was informed that The draft could
| not be postponed on Monday.
The drawing will take place in the large frame
| huiiding adjlinlng Capt: Putcam's office. The
building has been cleai ed Of all desks, and eve.
| thing 10 tn readiness. IL Is not vt known which
yard will be avn first, though IL 10 suppose,
| shieh has the largest quota. Volunteers and re-
cruis will be accepted and credited alter the draft
-
STAGE Experimentation ofth Republican.
feel Nery mu depressed this mdrninV, and ku ow-
ing tina you are disposed to 81 mpathiZe with tho
unfortunate, wi unhurdep my.tlf to you. Do
not smile, friends OF the swift-hyip goose-quin,
when state the s"bject Of my grievance to be
| bOuqu't L.st even,us I attended 10 as theatre
70 STE Mr. Florence in his truly gre p nAtior
| Of 20 ancient mariner, Captain Cutie. My fiel .
the placid feature es Of hat mAr'ne parsonage, did
| elevate ourselves In private box, Ye bouquet
youth ade his appe arAnoe In our festive re IeAt,
| and we did tuy two neat and substsutial bunehes
| OF fragtants, with which, at the proper time, to
co. i.sd and M when MADE Ser sppssrsneo p,"
threw my vntive offering. Yet, passing strange,
Mr.. Gamer" he gentle manly clerk, d d not cone
Mrs. T.; oa the contrary, that lady was entirely
denied this evidence OF Htage etiquette on the pir
| f"Mr. Carkerm
But, mirdbae dieiu, II I was unfortunate, how
shall det-il my iriend's anguish when be wit.
messed the reception bis floral testimonisl. MI.
| Dombey, although the scene between himself and
| We vivseious susan lasted some ten MINUTES, did
disregard entirely my frieads bouquet, and alas |
the scenes were shifted with the bouquet lying
| elected at the elegant Mr.. Dombeys ieet Now,
/ is It not provoking that men should be upon the
| 8 age who do not have enough comm On sense Il,
pick up a bosquet and present It TO the lady J
| throw bOuqufts, which cost money, and ave them
treated BY bOorish actors as II they were merely
hissed for similar display OF ignorance, there
| fore advise We gay "whlkng gentlemenn TO " tear
field"
| Yours sorrowfully N"oLEcTED DoUaUEr.
WAIHisOroNi September II, 1864.
A
| At II O'clock yesterday, bounty Jumper, named
Conolly, W % shot on the commons west OF the
| railToAd. beyond the Government hAk'ry. He wAb
| very hard case, and had AmsSsed quite fortune
BY sceentlng bounticBi almost .vefy State where
large bountits were of ed. Before his execution
spoke sub t.ntiA y as follows: He had been
guilty Of disIoyal practices, and brought shame 10
| bis family, and death to himself He was worth
s2o 0Co. and had felt as though he just begin.
warned all present against doing as be had done
| It was better to work for dollar day, and lead
an honest life, than NEE, a elon's doom.
A SUBJECr FOR BRIGHAM YoUSG.-William
| Fiuney coloted man, was III 9 morning arrssteU
ev Defective Barry for having two wives The
| hrst one whom he married was Miss Maria George,
and with whom he lived very pesceably for some
| time until he becama ensmored of = lsssie name
James \. NJ o., v iIisa sni Jenina % lived S Ve,y ven
happy for short time, until his first wife discov
cred: he un .thfuness OF her iiege lord, when she
| aiscd ro~. Finuey was taken before Justice
| Miller, hefo o whom the examination will take
place this evening It also appears that Finney
has still aIolher wife living In Virginia.
| -
HoUsR-BREAKERs.-James B. Stewart, VIM.
| Simmons, ia es D.lton ard Ed Rard steyen, brUk,
into the house of George Tomrkins, near tre
wagon park, on yesterday evening but before they
had olen an thing they were arrested by Officers
/ Sc b-ld, he lof Lewis and Morris, OF the Seventh
| preo'n~t, and taken tn the stat on-house. This
morning they were committed, by Justice al ber.
| son, TO jail lor court
|
ARRESTED FOR SoDoMY.-An actor named
Frank LAYER was arrested last night by OfficeT
Se'boii, Of the Fourth ward, fIr committing sOd.
| omy on man named George Hotohkils, with
| whom he was sleeping at hOte'. He was ia en-
before Justice GIbrrs n, who required him to give
| oail Tor his appearance at court
| ORPHAN's CoURT.-The first and final ac-
count OF LDutss kea'ney, exeeu rix OF Jas KeAr-
ney, deceA'ed, was app o. vd and passed.
The last will and testament OF HcnF Lehme.
VIM D. Shrc wac appointed n TdlAa to Chas.
| $. Shreye, Jr., orphan ofJ)hn shTeye.