The national Republican., 1867-09-11

Columbia; John T. Hill, Of yirginia; Henry J.
Nsvett, Of Ohio Singleton Ridgsly, Of Tennessee;
Martin WIN. wigg, Of South carolina sad John r.
ridge, recording secretary. Norman Moore, core.
spending secretary. Thomas ecott, treasursr. Ths
Chair appointed n.s.rs. Lysursus uhler, kssolPh
WIN. Hunter 10 constituts the executive eomnitt.e.
The constitution was 80 amended As 70 change the
sunusl meeting from the sehoo, snniyersy, ssp-
the last Friday In Junet and q long and amusing
debate on the manner OF notifying members, ne
amount Of funds necessary for carrying out the OBJ
Susi dinner, de-, snsusd, il which Mt: R. johnson,
Of Washington, and Messrs. Q. o. Neale, q n. Cor.
mann, r, I Csr1s, A NJ Hall, n Z MooIs, y; ~ =
The meeting adjourned about ten o'clock those who
attended being much gratinsd At the proceedings.
CLRAs TIE ourIERs. -oomplaint Is made that the
CATERS In quarsrs Of the city are full of foul
and stsgnsnt slCps, and give forth II most Sssn.,vs
kept so for the sake Of health we'll As decsncy:
The law imposes penalty on any one convicted o.
throwing sops In tbs street. yet there are those who
These drenehing rains, with little assistance on
the part Of our citizens who suffer secumulatons 70
exist 10 the CUTTERS would have snsctualy cleaned
them he cutters, not the ctirsns,) Of impurities.
RADICAL MEErrra.-A meeting Of the Stevens Re.
pabe.n club Of the Fourth ward was held last nigh.
In Bethlehem church, eolored James Claggett, col.
orsd the president Of the club, in the chair Aftsr
prayer Dy n prohcnef ukmsu hurrhyt Juuko unuct-
wood favored the meeting with an address Of some
length. O. W. Bryant, J. A. seaton, q. J.. seaton,
A. J. Perpener, and 4, Williams, eolored, and Ly
sander Hill aad Josiah Milard, white. were elected
as the members Of the executive COMMITTEES Of the
Fourth Ward club, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
Polr OF ALEXANDRIA. IA.-ARRivEp.--stsamer B. O.
Knight Dsaty, New York, 70 h 3; winship
ohanaise to NJ Eldridgs h Co.; schr. Ashland, Bur.
ton, Philadelphla, bono dust to W. H. May sehr.
7. B. P. Seth, Huntington. Baltimore, lumber to
Proyidsnee, to N Eidridge 4 Co. sehI. antelope,
Davis, Baltimore, Peruvian 0uano, to d. II. Lam.
bert sehr: Bowdion, Hill, Portland, plaster 10 Hoos
wedderburn.
MARYLAND FHRar rBoAr.-rhshu hull Of the row cam
ferry boat, now on the ways. below Mr.. Goodhand'
ship yard s nearly completed aud will be launched
ia few days. It will ddraw', only about eighteen
S Ssa. Of .H., .a.s. s.c.s. S% SIaps nd Il, 4,
boat At good speed from shore to shore.
Tue PIsH MARKET has been tolsrabiy we'll supplied
with nsh from the lower fotomae the last two days
They were generally in good condition, having been
food and should not bs kept on hand too long ever
with the advantage Of Ice.
The AuruNSAL' diseases, bilious fever, agus and
fever &c. are more common In this section than they
were few weeks ago but the eases In general, are
edes This city and nsishbOrhoOd have been very
healthy.
LECTURE 70 THE CHILDRES.-Mr. william K. Hun
ter, OF North CarolinA, "the ehildrsn's ftisnd hal
returned TO this city, and will address the children
Of the Sabbath schools to At 80 clock In III,
Baptist church. Washington street.
PASTORAL CALL 1t is understood that the Rev.
Edward H. Ingle, late Of the Episcopal High School
near this city has accepted call TO the Bpiscopa
Churches at salem and Big Lick, In Roanoke county
BASE BALL-A match game was played on Thurs
day last between the frst mines Of the osceoa ans
Pastims Uunior clubs,l of this city, which resulted
in favor Of the former BY q score Of 80 to Is.
WATER PIrRs-The water company has laid pipe
for the conveyance Of the Cameron water down Fair
fax TO Glbbon street.