The national Republican., 1867-07-27

TBE SUICIDE or ELLA BgAygRs.-Ihc
body Of this unfortunate young lady was found
yesterday morning, about o'clock, near the
fish wharves, and In close proximity TO where u Is
supposed Miss Beavers leaped overheard. Tho
circumstances under which she committed sui.
eide arc peculiar; and Il was noticed a. she
passed on board the steamer from the wharf, at
Seventh street, In this city, that she was smil.
ing, and was qdite communicative for some time
to those on board the boat with whom she came
In contact. The fatal leap was made from the
"od' side Of the boat, as tho steamer was blow.
ing her whistle preparatory to coming to the
wharf On the guards where she stood she
trailed her name with her finger nails, "Ella
Beavers" and by the marks on the rail Il Is very
evident she dropped into the water feet foremost.
None saw her, and II must have been cruelty,
indeed, or charitable to suppose insanity, which
compelled her To take her life.
Her body was found By her friends, and by
them taken In charge, and will be inferred 10.
day.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following
sales Of real estate In this city, recently made,
are reported to us: Part Of lot g. In square 92O,
20 feet inches. at $3.50 lot II, square 1853. at
50, 16s; sub lots 20, 81 49, SO, 80, 80 and 81, in
square 1877 at g. 2l0 60; part Of lot 4, in square
306 Is feet front, at S267; part Of lot 4, square
| 572, II feet front, at $3.50; sub lot 40 and Al,
square 5l1, at 81, 1870; sub lot 53 square 448,
at 1874; half Of lot 81, square 2ss, at s2,038;
part Of sub lot 2, square al, "a feet, at $780,
part Of lot 8, square All, 20 feet, at $7ss.
Mosrs. Cooper a Latimsr, auctioneers, sold
lot 7, In square 3l5, on Twelfth street, between
Massachusetts, avenue and M street, to Catharine
| Smith, at 90 conts per foot.
The following real estate was also sold: Lot !,
reservation O, at 81, ,067; lots 2l4 and 2l5, at
| Uniontown, 5000; lots 1888, $50 and 800, Union
town, $45o; north half oflot 8, square 694, 800;
| t.a. u o
part Of lot !, square 23s, "A feet on north @
street, 81, 800.
ALONG THE WHARvEs.-There was but
little stirring along the wharves yesterday though
there were some few arrivals. There arrived at
Harvsy's Wharf -sailed-schr. Mary Eliza
Harris, Havre.de-arsce, light.
Carteris wharf-Arrived-sc America
Medley, Havre.d de-Grace, coal for Wilson Z.
Brown Pearl, Williams, Hayre.de.Graoe, lum-
Dor for Blitz 4 Co. Sailed-Schrs. Samuel II.
Travers, Appleyard, for Bayre-de.G Grace, light;
r. E. Tucker, Sherman, Georgetown, to load
with coal for an Eastern port.
| Riley's sWharf.-Arrived-Sohr Federal Hill,
Lewis, lumber for @. B. Church, sloop David s.
Page, Nelson, Accomac, potatoes for market.
Fowler's Wharf rf.-Arrived-Schrs. Imogen,
Percell, White Point, gravel for Market Ogden,
DOherty, Annamessix, wood for market.
A "PAPER SNAsH."-The light in the
publication room of the REPUBLICAN office, oil
an evening, Is no doubt an object Of attraction
to the passers.by along the avenue and streets
contiguous. On Thursday night however, an
individual, slightly oblivious to things particu
lar, mistook tho character Of the establishment,
and walked In, stepped to the counter with
''wavoring steps" and politely asked for Q
smash" Johnny was doing the honors Of th.
ofice-our Johnny-and he at once discernet
matters. He told the gentleman that he woule
give him paper smash" and the smack Of bill
hands upon sheet Of paper produced q report
which appeared to satisfy the gentleman, and h
left the office.
Cow SrEALISo.-Daniel Kramer wa,
arrested by Constable Allen, Of the county o
Washington, charged with stealing and carrying
away q COW, the property Of Mrs. straub, VIII
resides within the Jurisdiction Of said county
Tho case was heard before Justice Martin yes
terday, Justice N. II. Miller appearing for th,
accused.
A difficulty occurred between Mr.. Miller ant
} the sitting magistrate during the hearing, re
sulting In Justice Martin ordering Mr.. Miller h
be taken into custody. Mr.. Miller left the Office
threatening measures by which the case woul,
be removed to some other justice for n herring
We will probably hear more Of the matter to
day.
SAfl. lbAlAh 1hhNDEho n iuh
/, ER.-According to the Philadelphia papers Car
: tain Isaiah Rynders the noted New York polit
0 clan, who Is well known In this city, has bee
r engaged as principal In prizc.6ght near Re
0 Bank, Now Jersey, under an assumed name-
John Provost. His opponent was Thomas W
Evans alias Dennis Foley. Eighty,six round
were fought In one hour and thirty EIGHT minutes
at the end Of which time both men were blind an
their facss out Of all shape. Tho nght was term
mated In favor Of Rynders by terrific blow o
q Evans ear, which stretched him insensible o
. the sod. Rynders' friends won q large amour
. Of money.
n A NEW MILITARY CoMPAsY.-A meetin
: was held last night at Burdette's Hall for th
d purpose Of organizing military company. Thei
was considerable number present, and q larg
0 amount Of business transacted. It was move
that the company adopt the name Of compan
r, Washington Light Infantry; also, the unifori
/ adopted as fatigue cap Of the company, and th
, subject Of name, uniform, &c,, postponed. Va
d rious committees were appointed, among th
rest, one composed Of all present to recruit afts
K which tho meeting adjourned till next Thursday
!. RACING ON THE AvENUE.-Y esterda
/ forenoon o white and oolored man, on hors,
4 back, concluded to have q race on Pennsylvani
i avenue, the starting post being In front Of tn
4 entrance to the Presidents mansion, and th
!. scratch" wherever they might happen to brin
o up. When near the corner Of Seyenteent
4 street, Q couple Of ladies crossing the stree
wero near being run over. Officer Drill CAV
chase to the jockeys, and succeeded In captui
n ing the colored man, who said he was q servar
o to General Michler. He was taken before Jul
n tioe Harper In the First ward, who fined him 81
8 The white man made good his escape.
!: MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPRARAscE OF A YoUN
d MAN.-Considerable anxiety Is felt here becaus
Of the non-appearance Of youth named Thoi
+ Watson, (son Of Mr.. Watson, tho barber at th
Seaton House, who on Monday last went
a Glymont on tho excursion Of the Motropolta
t and George Washington Divisions Sons Of Ten
: perance. Watson went down on the first boa
on that day and returned but went down agai
in the evening, and was seen on the ground
after night but no further traces have bee
!, found.
, ACCIDENT TO A PRISTER.-On Thursda
: afternoon, while Mr.. Michael Gallowan, an em
ployee In tho Freedmens Bureau printing Office
. was engaged in working 4 small Gordon car
! press, one Of his fingers were caught in the mir
pers and badly lacerated. Tho bono Of th
a wounded member being somewhat sealed, cause