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The national Republican., 1867-08-09

BASE BALL GAMg.-The first game OF u
home and home series between the Jefferson and
Capitol Clubs, was played on the Nationals 3
grounds, corner Of Fifteenth and street. yes.
terday, which resulted In victory for the form:
after spirited game Of seven innings. Game
was called by Mr.. II. O. Mclean, Of the National
club, with the Capitol at the bat, who scored IL
runs before the side was out, the outs being
Bielaski, A. W. Clear and r. l.. Clear Joyce
disposing Of them all. The Jefferson then went
In and run up II scores, tying the game, the outs
being Joyce on tip bound, Finney on ny by
Mallory and Doyle, on second by Clear and NAL
lory. In the second inning the Capitol scored
runs and the Jefferson 2, Mallory disposing Of
the three outs. In tho third inning Joyce came
in to pitch, which proved too much for the CAPT.
tolls, q "0' being made on them. In this In.
ming the Jefferson led of with some very heavy
batting, three home runs being made out Of the
II scored, the outs Page on foul.hy by A. W.
Clear, Finney, and Daniels; on second by Clarke
and Mallory. The fourth inning was another
20" for the Capitol, the Jefferson scoring more
runs. One run was scored by the Capitol In this
inning by A. W. Clear, r. L. Clear being left on
third base; Page and Finnoy scored runs In fifth
inning for the Jefferson, Shields, Stone and
Doyle being tho outs. In the sixth inning, owing
to the very wild pitching Of Joyce, the Capitols
were enabled to score Q runs, I've players taking
bases on called balls. The Jefferson scored 3
runs this inning. In the seventh inning the
Capitol scored runs, ono homo run being made
by Minshall. In this inning the Jefferson added
0 runs, which made the score Jefferson Al, oapi.
tol 20. The eighth inning was commenced and
a round 0 was made on tho Capitol, and run
by the Jefferson when time was called by the
Umpire. The umpiripg Of Mr.. Mclean was very
fine and impartial, his decisions being given in n
clear and audible manner, any quantity Of strikes
and balls being called Below Is the score
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Aational gepnblieaa.
RATES OF ApvErtTIsrNa.

One square, one insertion, u; subssqusnt inser-
uons 80 cents. Ono square, one mouth,ts. Liberal
Inducements to quarterly, semi 'aunual, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 90 Per cent Rddi.
uonsl Twice . week advertisements, rs per cent.
additional.
Eight lines constitute a square. Less than square
charged In proportion, at the above rates.
Editorial notices, Is cents per line each Insertion
Local notices, 20 cents por line each Insertion.
Advertisements coming under the heads Of Wants,
For Sale, For Rent Lost aud Found, not exceeding
four lines, one insertion, % eents three times, 90
cents Any greater number Of lines at proportionats
rates.
ariihemanta hhnnld ha hnndad In hafnra d. m.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs 4 SHELLEY.
W. H. Tuck and son, Annspolisi II. George, N. s.
timors D. Cree, Port Royal, Pa. " L Middiston, A
H. James, Prince Georges county, Nd. NJ D.
Fiynt and wife, Cineibna,ii j. 4. Lyons. Winston,
Miss Miehsner, j. Eiehsnsr, Mrs. 6crsss, Mrs. Msp.
dsrson, Mrs. J. II. Miehinsr and family, Phlladsi.
phia; Stanley o. Thomas, hatcher, Miss. Mrs. II
Rich%ond ~ W Neal, RSsaoSs va 0J jas nF F.rroyy y
John @. Calhoun, 8. O. owen D. Hallim, Coyington
Ky: Col. N. 9. Hsmsn, Va 4; Il. Gardner. Chicago
8. 4, Moore, New Orleans; II. Robinson, Dyer Moore
Te1asi r. s. Cupninghsm, Ca; Mrs. T. ostiys'
Athens, East Tenn. NJ Brotherlow and wife, Mis-
N. Brotherlov, Miss Alice Brotherlow, Mrs Bmms
Brotherlow, 81. Louis, Mo.
wILLARDs' HoTEL-srKEs, CHADWICK 4 Co
Geo. Platt, San Francisco; Frank ]. Mott,
Columbis; Miss McLenen, N. Y; Robert G.
Geysr, N. Y; II. J. White. Philadelphia; Jane,
Hoopers, N. Y; r. Dunbar, N. Y. D. M. Tet.
we'll, Philadelphia; L. Major, N, Y Z. L. Doty.
N. Y; Robert A. Hill, Evansville, Ind; q. q.
Montjoy, Richmond; Edward Austen, N. Y;
John L. Lomitb, Wheeling; 7. Fink; Mrs.
Whitney, child and servant, Miss. s. II. Stet.
teus, D. O., with D. +. Rice.
EBBITT HoUsE-C. @. WILLARD.
N. Il. lambert, Pt.sburg, Pa r. D. crihsndsn
WIN. Roche, New orleansi :: ,. Williamson, N. y,
g, e. Campbell, Baltimore, Md yoh1 r. BlSnt. n
.Jr Boston, Mass. d. II. Hall and lady, n Y; B.
4. Hsmln, Philadelphia; I'd. II, Hsmlin, do. T. T.
Fowler, John J. Fowler, Tenn. A. 8. Donovan, MY
Benz. Bendon, Pa.
WASHINGTON HoUsE--Mrs. A. 4. F.BEvERrDex.
william II. Kennedy, Pittsburgh D. Parish, IT,,
Philadelphia; s. b. Colby, New York City; II. w.
Slower, Philadelphia; William II. Jones, Atlanta
Charles 4. Campbeli Cal John Little, New Orleans;
A. 8. worth, City; Mrs A. r. Norris, Washington
Walt Hilton, Defiance, q. George sutter and fam.
lily, Tenn.
DYER'S H0TEL-GEoRGB D. DYER.
A. Hoekstade, N. Y; II. johnson and W. l.. New =
land, city; Z. Reidel and W. A. Msgaw, Baltimore
D. johnson, II, W. Tucker, and 8. D Tarrauee, Phla.
delphia; J. B. farraud and A. D. Rathborne and
wife, Michigan: r. 8. MeColloh, J. Hayden, and p.
Agnsv, Va; J. A. Coe, Nd.
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. S. BENSON.
J.B, Losey, N. T.; WIN. Dempsey and Miss A.
Dempsey. Baltimore; Henry o. Hoyt, 81. Louis, No.
Miss Annie Adams, city J. H. Pill, Philadelphia; X
N. Coles, Worcester, Mass. Prof J. O. Barrett,
Point Lookout; Madame Des Morets and daughter
OWEN HOUSES. W Owen.
J. D. Campbell, U. s. A; John Hill, Philadelphia
Thomas J. Powell, J. Martin, N. Y. ?. A. Lueher,
Georgetown; s. H. Msulay, Mount Vernon James
yapsault, Ellicott city, Nd; John T. Thompson,
7.
SEAT0N H0USE-JoHS Ii. SExNEs
George l.. Herbert, Md. George Lsndran, Phila:
delphia; L. LAston, PhilAdephlai II. W. PlandreAu,
New York; W. j. Coehraus and wife, Va. Hon s.
Newton Pettis, Meadyille, Pa. H. c. Jackson, N. Y.
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COM nj ERCIAL.

At Baltimore yesterday all grades of aOur con.
tinusd dull and dropping, and all grades may be
regarded as cents lower. Buyers are holding
Of, and sales appear to be confined exclusively
to small lots to bakers and retailers. Wheat was
lower, and medium grades were very slow of sale,
and closed 10 to Is cents OF from the price cur.
rent at close Of Change on Wednesday. Good
and prime rcd sold at 81 40a2.5O early In the
but these prices could not be realized at the
close; some very good lots before the close oil
Change sold at 81. 2.25a2.30. White wheat sold
at $2.20a2 IS for common, and $2.45a2. .65 fol
good to prime. Corn Is quiet, with sales o.
white at 81. l2al 20 for mixed to lne, and yellow
at 81 .lOal.l .l2 per bushel. Oats arc In active do
mand, with sales at 72a7Sc. There Is no chang,
in groceries, and the market Is quiet.
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DIANOS! PIANOS!
AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.

lCable DispAtchl
"PARIS EXPOSITION, July !, 1867.
"STRlNWAY q sons New York. have been
awarded by the Supreme Jury Of the Exposition
THE FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for the
highest degree Of perfection In Grand, Square, aud
Upright Pianos, and the most valuable Invention
showing the greatest progress in the construction Of
Piano FOres with the strongest endorsement Of The
Supreme International Jury. -
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

Iu addition to the above, 6telnway L Sons have
received the following cable dispatch:
"The great SOclete dss BeRux Arts, Of Paris. have
after careful examination OF all the musical
ments exhibited at the Paris Exhibition, awarded TO
sTElsWAf SONS, Of New York, their GRASD
TESTIMONIAL MEDAL for the greatest superiority and
novelty OF construction In Pianos -
full assortment Of sTElNWAY's s Grand, Square,
and upright Pianos for sale at the warerooms Of
W. U. MErZERoTT 4 co,
ly22'H lsS PaAye. bet. 9th and 10th stss
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DIsoRDERLY IN THE MARKET.-Jas. Lar
kins was arrested by Officer Ellis for disorder!
conduct in the market. Justice Thompson Gne'
him 81. so.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09
MA RINE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Nickel, from Baltimore.
Steamer Pioneer, from Lower Potomac, with
wood.
Schooner Aloxini, Mekins, from IIavre. de.
Grace, with coal.
Schooner Saco, Wilson, from navre.de. Grace,
with coal.
Schooner Lookout Lewis, from Hayre.d de.
Grace, with coal.
Schooner Samuel Eddy, Let's for coal, to
Wasekum. Massachusetts,.
CLEARED.
Steamer Express, Nickel. for Baltimore.
Schooner J. ]. Bossell, Perry, light.
Steamer New York, Fultz, for Philadelphia
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eilerson, o. Capitol,

Fly Catohes-Jefferson, 81 Capitol,
Fly Misses-Je Jeiferson. 81 Capitol, 4.
Foul Bound Catches-Je0erson,4 A. Capitol, 4.
Out at Bases-Jefferson, 10 timesj Capitol, Z.
Left on Bases-JefFerson, 4 times Capitol, 4.
Home Runs-Jeiferson, Il Capitol, l.
Run 0ut-Jefferson, l.
Struck 0ut-Capitol, l.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

SELLING Liquor ON SUNDAY.-Georg
Tapp was arrested on Wednesday by Office
Frazier, Of the Second ward, for selling liquO
on Sunday. Justice Morsell fined him SO
The national Republican., 1867-08-09
NEW YORK SECOND

Coupons, II2j i5.2O's, 1862, III; 5.2O's, 1864,
lloli 6.2o's, 1855, Ill; 6.2O's, January and
July, 1855, 1885, 1o-40's 1921 1905, August,
losi. 1905, June, 1917; 1905, July, IO7Ij
Gold, l40l.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

PRosTITUTIoN.-Mary Nutsell and Mary
Brown were arrested by Officer Mullins and Ellis
Of the Third ward, for prostitution on Wednesday
by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

SIZZLING LIQUoR WITHOUT LICENSE
Aaron Slower was arrested for selling liquor
without license by Officer Guy, Of the First
ward and was fined $40 and costs by Justice
Harper.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

OBsTRUCrING PAvEMEST.-Wm. Brad
ley for obstructing pavement in the First ward,
was arrested by Officer Crump, and was fined
$40 by Justice Harper.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

Hon. Richard walIaeh. Col. J. @. Berret,
John Van Rswiek, Esqr Thos. g. CLARK, Esqr
asorss s. Gideon o." Jos. Young.
| s. W. owen, Major A. A. Nicholson,
A. s. Fuller, J. p. Bartholow, Esq,
| Jas Pumphrsy, Geo II Plant,
| NJ. II. Homiller, " W. &. spalding,
O. HJrker, VIM. Rapley,
II. |. Baker, John 7. Price
W. II Bureh, " =. Femmins,
Col Hodges, A. Naylor,
WIN. b. Jackson, :" Q. Wendell,
A Potts, &" Ebert Clagett,
j. s. Clarke, Mr. Benson, Sst. Hotel,
Allen Dodge, a Frank Brandnsr, Esq,
| J. @. Marbury, J. u. semmes,
Major O. T. King, y; HenEe,
J. A. MRgruder, Charles kloman,
A. r. Shepherd, Jas. D. lIendley,
VIM. L. Clarke, bryan Green,
II. S. Barnes, " Charles Godfrey, "
VIM, J. Donohoe, Campbell,
Job W. Angus, J. @. Willard,
John sayeTs, q" A. Rodier,
D. V. Burr. John Lang,
b. Bryan, James steel,
Joseph Hamliu, " VIM. sIbIey.
Fred Butler, George Whitney,
crotoG Plstchsr. " WIN. Holt. :.
WIN. Hazel, Samuel wroe,
James shresyo, John Howard.
William Matlock, George L Jillard,
Il. L. Jones, Dr. u sylvester
MARYLAND.
Colonel oden Bowie, Richard Hill,
Frank Hull, R,g' asnsrh walter Mitchell
Glenn Hill, Hon. BENJAMIN Harris,
A johnson, William !. Berry, ESQ
Jobp Thomas" william V. Bouie,
Colonel Thomas Bowie, Colonel John Merry man,
g. W. Berry, ESQ.,, Maroius Duyal, Rsl.
VIRGINIA.
Hon, John NJ Bolts, John BaltLer, Esq,
Major ThOs. W. DAswell. Col. Richard Dickinson,
Colonel o. p. Hare. Cyrus Martin, EsI.
NORTH CAROLINA.
J. H. Place, ESQ, J.H Dsvsll, Eel,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
James L. Orr, Il. G. Pemberton.
aeorgia-Joshua B. Hill, ESQ.
PlorIda-HOn. 8. A. Mallory.
Alabama-J II. Mckinley, Rsq
Louisiana-John II. Cowen ESQ.
Tennepsee-Emerson EthTidge, ESQ.
Kentucky-R. A. Alexander, Esq
Misslssippi-A. @. Brown, Esq.
Arkansas-Robert johnson, ESQ.
MissOuri-Henry Gould, BsI.
Kansas-williAm Braden, Esl.
EebrAskG-Hon. Mr. WoTthingtOn.
IowA-H. 4. Dodge, Esq.
wiseonsin-Joseph J, King, ESQ.
MinnesotR-Thomas 7. Smith.
NeyAdA-JRmes A. Atkinson.
oregon-Hon Rufus Mallory.
NEW YORK.
c. Vanderbilt, Alden Goldsmith,
Isaiah Rynders, Charles Baekman,
Win NJ Rysdck, JH. Martlndale,
George Alley, James W. Hoyt.
James Jacks,
PENNSYLVANIA.
q. V, Lawrence, HB Van Voorhees,,
John l.. Rrepps, J. Rolph,
A. 7, Smith, ueprge Howell.
Maine-Colonel Pessenden,
New Hampshire-B Burke
vsrmont-Judge Smalley.
Massach etts-COlonel b, 7. Poors.
Rhode Island-Colonel AmAsA sprague.
Conneeticut-Hon. Charles l.. Rnglish.
New Jersey-Nat Town'end.
DelawAre-Hon. willard Saulsb ry.
Ohlo-Colonel Z @ Conger
Indiana-Colonel W. L. Dennis,
lllinois-General j. A. Logan,
The List OF Premiums to be awarded will bo al-
vertised In a few days.
All owners Of running aud tTOlting bOrsos and
thorough bred stock, aud manufacturers OF agTcul-
tural implements aud meehEni,m IN, will have an op.
portunty Of exhibiting the grounds In the vicinity
OF the National Capitol
All necessary ngsmeRts will be made to render
visitors comfortable,
Odeers will be selected at the next meeting Of the
Association, and duly published
A. MoFFITT,
Au7.N General Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

VIOLATING THE ULATToNs.-Francis
Kenney, a huckster, was arrested yesterday
morning, for violating the market regulations,
by Officer Kimmel. Justice Thompson fined him
1914.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

HOME AGAIY,-Capt. James n. Callan,
who has been rusticating in the North for few
weeks returned to the city yesterday, looking
remarkably well, and exceedingly pleased with
the acquisition Of q partner In connubial life.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

IMPEDING A FUNRRAI.-As the process
sion of the late Col Il. Z. Camp was proceed
Ing along the Avenue, at the foot Of the Capitol
1t was divided by the Orange and Alexandria
train running through, and considerable indigna.
ton was expressed by the parties In the line Of
procession. No damage was caused beyond q
temporary panic, and tho separation Of the line
Of procession, but the proceeding was held to be
not exactly the correct thing, and the under
taker, Mr. Buchly, laid complaint, We hear, yes
tesday, before the Board Of Health.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-Green & Will
liams made the following sales on Tuesday; Lots
Nos. G3, 81, and 65, in subdivision of lots Nos.
l, 2, 3, 4, 8, 0, and II, and square No. $40, to
John Rupert, at 20 cents per foot. Lot No 90,
in same sub division, to Nelson Adams, at 20
cents per foot. Lots Nos. 6, 7, 6s, so, 70, and
II, in same sub division, to John Rupert, at IA
cents per foot, and lots Nos. 70 and Is to John
Rupert, ut 10 cents per foot; also, lots Nos. 60,
6l, and %. in same sub division, with improve.
ments, consisting Of three frame houses, to L.
Killan, at $720 each. Part Of lot No. %, in
came sub division, with improvements, consisting
of three-story brick house, with attic, to John
Rupert for IS, 900. Part Of lot No. 23, same
sub division, with franc house, to John Rupert,
for S2,150i and lots Nos. 25, 26, 27, 2S, 20, and
80 of lot H. square 673 to ]. Sherry, at 81 cents
per foot. Lots Nos. 90 ard 27, in square 97, to
J. @. Rye. at $3.50, and q two-story frame house
on Twentieth street west, between L and NJ, to
Samuel English, at $475.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

TRANSFERS on REAL EsTATE-The fol-
lowing transfers of real estate were yesterday re.
ported at the Real Estate Exchange Of r. M. Hall,
No. II Louisiana avenue, near corner Of Seventh
street. Part Of lot II, square ~, 20 feet, Sl25i
part lot 2S, square 6l2, 20 fcet, $500 part lot
square 2SG2 feet inches, slS oOOi part lot
square 400, II feet, 81 4OOi part lots II and IS,
square 400, 25 feet, So, 46Oi sub lot 25, square
277, $500
The national Republican., 1867-08-09
RAND NATIONAL AGRICUL-
" TURAL EXHIBITION
AND
HORSE FAIR
TO DE- HELD ON TIE NATIONAL RACE COURSE
WASHINGTON, D. C.,
Commencing MONDAY, the 2sth day Of October, 1867,
and eoutinuipg up to the 18th Of November.
PREMIUM LISTS IN MONEY AND MEDALS,
Amounting to so, 900, will be awarded.

The premium lists will be classed and advertised
In full at the next meeting Of the Association.
The Managers ara now making arrangements to
secure the attendance Of most Of the celebrated rot
ting aud running horses now on the turf and design
making this by far the most acceptable Exhibition
that has ever taken place In the United States
Mr. FAwCRTr, the owner Of Dexter, and other
gentlemen Of good judgment, have pronounced the
National Course the fastest Course In the country
when Dexter tsottsd over II last fall. Mr.. Mont the
proprietor, Is doing everything In his power In the
way Of grading and exeayating to reader 1t still
better He 10 also htting the inside training Course
for running horses and preparing new stables sheds
&c, for the accommodation Of upwards Of ave hun
dred head Of stosk, and for the display Of sgreul
tural Instruments and mechanism.
The following gentlemen have been selected Al
Judges for the classification Of the different stoel
and agricultural implements, and the awarding o
pfeminms.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

sASIrARY,-Sanitary oticer Sebastian yester.
day served four written notices and verbally no
titled three persons of existing nuisances. This
officer has also RECEIVED instructions from Mayor
Welch to proceed to remove stable on Dun
barton street, near the east terminus.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

BOARD OF PoLIoE.-At the meeting Of
the Board last evening, among the business trans.
acted was the following, in addition to much not
proper for public ,tion. Private Frederick Peas.
ter was fined $25, and ordered to be reprmanded
for making an arrest without cause. John W.
Addison additional private for duty on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; Henry G. Jones
for duty at Metropolitan Hall were recommis.
stoned. Charles q. EcklOff for duty at Teutonia
Concert Hall, and Henry N. Lowry for duty at
the National Safe Deposit Company's building
were appointed additional privates for ninety
days. J. NJ. Clawson for duty on Ninth and
commissioned for ninety days, The application
Of Thomas Flynn for restaurant license was ap.
proved.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

POLICE REPoRTs.-The police reported
yesterday AZ arrests In the District on Wsdnes.
day. The fines amounted to $84.44.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

DlsoRpERLY CoNDUCT.-Wm. Douglas
was arrested by Officer o'Brisn for diSordorly
conduct, and fined 50 by Justice Drury. Caro-
line Douglas, for a like offence, was sent to the
wOrkhouse for thirty days and Maria Payne,
for same offence, the same number Of days.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

OLD AGE AND AFFLICnoY.-
Eoonan, Of the Sanitary Company, has reported
to the Police Department o case Of extreme pov.
erty. Nicholas Curran, aged SO; Mary Curran,
aged 50; with their daughter Catherine, sged 90
years, live in a miserable shanty on L street
north, between Twenty second and Twenty. third
streets west. Upon visiting the shanty the Lieu
tenant found the old man lying on the bare floor
apparently dying; and in the same filthy room
upon an old pallet the daughter was lying very
sick. The old man had been bed ridden for three
years and the daughter nearly two years. Now
their only support Is the charity Of their neigh.
bors, procured by the old woman and the Lieu
tenant, looking for the provisions left them, dis.
covered that II consisted Of two small slices Of
bread-a very small allowance for q family oi
three old persons. The Lieutenant made inquiry
respecting the relatives Of the family, and was
informed that son resides in the First ward,
and has repeatedly been appealed to to aid hi.
aged parents, but he has refused. The aged suf
ferers will be cared for, no doubt, and IT, rs has
been stated, the son refuses to aid them, he also
will meet his reward.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

TIE BoULDIN CHURCH Peter
WalIach, (colored,) one of the trustees of the
Bouldin church, was arrested last night for Gre.
aling a disturbance. The charge was made by
DR.. Douldin, and was the Kicking of the
door of the lecture. room open, and thereby
damaging the property and disturbing the peace
of The congregation. Justice Walter imposed a
Gne Of 50, and held him to bail to keep the
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

A CHARGE OF RAPE-A NOVEL CASE
On Wednesday evening Lucy Jones, q colored
married woman, applied to Justice Tucker for a
warrant for the arrest Of q man named Lloyd
Edwards, whom she accuses Of having carnal
knowledge Of her person under peculiar circum-
stances. The complainant and defendant occupy
the same house, with their families. About two
weeks ago, while her husband was absent and
she in bed, the lights in the room extipguished,
some one entered the room, whom she supposed
was her husband. The person undressed and
went to bod familiarly as her husband. After
effecting his purpose the person got up and
hastily prepared to leave. Her suspicious were
excited, and she got up and followed him, and
ascertained that the person was not her husband,
but Lloyd Edwards. The warrant was issued
upon her oath, and Edwards will be arrested.
There has been a variety of opinions expressed
by learned judges upon precisely similar cases.
some holding that 1t Is really rape, others that
1t is not. If tho justice in this case shall deem
tho evidence sufficient to send the case to court
it will be novel case.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

DIN Il II + AS.
Retail prieoI-
Fine Gunpowder,s - to S22j
Fine Imperial, a.
Fine Young Hysou, Sl.75 TO SalO
Fine Eng. Breakfast, ~.
Fine Oolong Sl.7j.
Fine Japan, $40,
Also, Teas OF lower grades, both Green aud Black
At from 90 cents to s6o PER pound ,uch are sold
by the so-called Tea Companies. For sale W hole
sale and retail, by VIII. TRNNkY,
No, 1875 Bridge street, and
au 2-Gt 10 High street, Georgetown
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

DIN Il Lilo RS.
DuG Gordon Co. Pale Sherry, very hus.
Rose Madeira, very old
Rye Whisky Of extra hne quality
Scotch and Irish whisky.
P0N Wine
Jamaica Spirits,
Holland Gin.
French, American, wild Cherry, and Blackberry
Brandy Perfect Love Cordial, Raspberry and Lemon
Syrups, aud full assortment OF Imported Wines and
Domestic Liqaor' at from % to so per gallon. FOr
sale, Wholesale and retail, by
W. II. TENNEY,
No. l25 Bridge and 40 High sts.,
au 2'bt Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

DEDICATIoN.-The Ryland Chapel, NJ. Il.
Church, corner of Tenth and D streets, Island
will be dedicated next Sunday, August llth
Bishop james will preach at II a. IN. At t3 p. IN.
platform meeting will be held, when addresses
will be delivered by distinguished ministers and
others At 8 p. IN. preaching by the Rev, Henry
Slicer.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

REGATTA. - Arrangements have been
made for another grand regatta on the Potomac,
under the auspices Of tho Brunette Yacht Club,
the same to take place on the 23d Of August.
The race Is open for all boats under twenty i've
feet-two minutes allowed, according to rule,
for each foot. Three prizes of $50, $35, and
s25 will be given to tho three fastest boats which
may enter for the race. The club challenges
any boat under twenty feet allowing two min.
utes to the foot, for $50. Already four fast
boats have been entored-two by Mr.. Wm. Il.
Stewart, of this city, and two by Mr.. g. W.
Harrison, of Alexandria-and every preparation
will be made to make the occasion one Of unsur
passed interest and enjoyment.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

EQUIry CoURT-Chtef Justice Cartter.-
The court yesterday heard no cases on argument,
but entered the following orders;
s75. National Metropolis Bank VS., James Nc.
Clerg ct al. Ordered that bill In cause be taken
pro cOnIsSsO against the nonresident defendants.
Sl5, John II. Van Cosen VS.. Benjamin Faw.
cstt OF al. Decree pro eOnjesSO against nOn.resi.
dent defendants.
The court adjourned until this morning at 10
O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1867-08-09

II o II r Il N IA LARGE BRICK
l. HOUSE, With Ten Rooms, Situated on L stree
south, between Seventh and Eighth, Navy YaId. 0p
and water Throughout The house. Rent tS5 per
RBPBTTI, corner Of ssysnth and I streets, Navy
Yard, or Of Thos. Dennis, at this ofiee. my2e-
The national Republican., 1867-08-09
FOR SALE OR RENT

DOR THREE BRICK
IL Houses, siH rooms and q kitchen each, with
hall, on Rhode Island avenue, between Fourteenth
and fifteenth streets, one half minuts's walk from
the street cars. Apply 10 j. Chapman, No 227 Four
tesnth street, between aud Bhode Island avenue.
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