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The national Republican., 1867-04-12

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green &
Williams sold at auction, yesterday evening, lot
No. 2, in square No. 73, having front Of 65
feet on Massachusetts, avenue, running back l50
feet, to G. G. Nelson, fer Q cents per foot. The
lot Is fifteen feet above the grade. Part Of lot 2,
square 1855, having 40 feet front, by 1891 feet
deep, to Henry Murray for III cents per foot.
Mr.. r. NJ. Hall, Real Estate Exchange sold
two lots in Square 2l0, on Rhode Island avenue,
at 80 cents per foot also, lot on tho northwest
corner Of Second and streets, at 80 cents per
foot.
Messrs. Kilbourn Latta disposed Of lot l6, in
Square $40, between North Capitol and First
street west, on Pierce street, for $4l2i also, a
two. story frame house on Eighth street between
and NJ, the lot l9x0O to james Clark for
81, 900 cash.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
Alexandria Affairs.

TIE Alexandria State Journal Of
Wednesday evening says:
The Summer Garden, a well.known restau.
rant, owned and kept by W. II. Smith, situated
on King street, q few doors west Of Washington
street, was destroyed by FIRE last night about 10
O'Clock. The fremen were quickly on the spot,
and protected the nsighboripg property from
danger. Mr.. Smiths loss Is six or eight hundred
dollars in material, besides tho destruction Of his
business, for the present bnt the billiard tables
being In the back part Of the building were in.
jured but not ruined.
The canal Is again at work, and the basin and
the locks hsve since this morning exhibited q
pleasant sight. The canal hlled rapidly las,
night, and this morning the boats have been
passing as fast as the look.keepers could work
them through. Up to the timo Of our going tc
press, some twenty boats have arrived, and sew
eral are now discharging at the coal wharves
We trust that We shall now see without interrup
tion the coal trade increasing day by day.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.-Capt G.
W. KeyeS who resides al No. 800 l street, near
Fourth, left his home on Tuesday evening and
his friends have heard nothing Of him since. He
Is a gentleman Of steady, sober habits, which
fact induces his friends to think, very naturally
that he has been foully dealt with. Those who
were fondly attached to him, as we'll as tho po,
lice throughout the District, are on the lookout
for him.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"
This society hold public meeting at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Navy Yard, on Wednesday evening,
]. s. HollingsheAd in the chair.
Tho temperance cause was advocated by
Messrs. McPheeters, Goldin, Dr. Walsh, Prof
W. P. Drew, George Maker and others, and Mas
ter Walsh made q hne recitation.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

DETACHED.-Paymaster L. G. Doran has
been detached from duty as pAymaster and in.
spector in charge Of provisions, 90, at the Mare
Island navy yard, and ordered to continue to
perform the duties Of paymaster at San Fran
cisco, Cal.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

APPLICANTS FOR PARDoS.-0f the appli.
cations for pardon now on file in the Attorney
Generals Office, 1853 are from OF. United States
army officers, Of whom 80 are natives Of Virginia;
Congress and members Of tho rebel Congress; 2s
from prominent rebel officials, and l04 from OH
GERS Of the rebel army Of and above the rank OF
brigadier general, 81 Of whom arc natives Of Vir.
ginia, 10 Of Mississippi, 16 Of Georgia, IL of
Texas, 10 Of Tennessee, of South Carolina, S
of Louisiana, s of Alabama, 4 of Arkansas, 8 of
North Carolina, 2 Of Kentucky, l Of Maryland,
l Of Missouri, and of Florida.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-On
Wednesday evening this club held a meeting at
Woodward's Hall, on D, between Tenth and
chair, and Mr.. N Myers, acting secretary.
The following resolutions were submitted and
adopted:
Re,Oivea, That the Second Ward Republican
Association concur with other Republican ward
associations Of this city in electing fifteen dole.
gates from each ward to meet in nominating con.
vention on the second Tuesday In May.
Resoivea, That at the next meeting Of this as.
ISOLATION we elect such delegates.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

DRIVING THROUGH A FUNERAL PRocEs,
sIoS.-Mchasl Flynn, a driver, was arrested
yesterday, by Sergeant Walker, for driving
through funeral procession. He was taken be-
fore Justice Bates who imposed hne Of s. on
him.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

ARREST OF SUPPOSED THIEF.-A few
nights since Mr.. smithers, of the law hrm Of
smithers 4 Co., had his bed.chamber robbed of a
silver watch and about fifteen dollars in money
Yesterday he had cause to believe his gardener
VIM. Smith, was the guilty party. He reported
who arrested Smith, and he Is now held at head
quarters for q hearing
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

Yesterday the compos-
itors in the EVsntug Leader office presented the
proprietor, W. ]. Cowing, Esq, with beautiful
gold .headed cane, inscribed-"To W. ]. Cow.
Ing, from the compoSitors Of the Evening
Leader" The presentation address was deliy.
cred by John Dunn Esq in his usually happy
vein, and II was gracefully replied to by Mr..
Cowipg, the happy recipient.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

CLERKS MUTUAL PROTECTIVE AssooIA.
rIoS,-The above named organization met last
evening in Commercial Hall, 48l Ninth street,
President ]. @. s. Burger in the chair. An in.
teresting address on the objects and aims Of the
association, written by Captain H. II. Garrett,
was read by the secretary, and ELECTED much ap.
plause. After the transaction Of some routine
business, the association adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

The FISH WHARF. - Yesterday from
seven to nine thousand shad and about ffty
thousand herring were landed at the hsh wharf,
II. W. Dainty 4 Co., lessees,) foot Of Seventh
street. and were sold readily-shad at 50 to $40
per hundred, and herring at 81 to $s per thou.
sand-besides some noble specimens of rock and
plentiful supply Of bunch fish, perch, &c, are
coming up. The products Of some Of the large
shores have commenced to arrive, and the boats
generally contain full loads one Of those arriving
yesterday having a cargo Of SO, 900 herring. Tho
country people are increasing in numbers on the
wharf, and a number Of wagons are constantly
being laden.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

LARCEYIEs.-Oficer Grown, Of the Sec
ond precinct, arrested q woman named Sarah
Rollins, (colored,) charged with the larceny Of q
coat and dross from Mary Chase. The charge
could not be substantiatsd, and the case was dis
missed by Justice Harper.
Johanna Walker and Sally Lee, oolored, were
arrested in the same precinct BY Officer Grown,
charged with the larceny Of q breast.pip, and
Justice Harper committed both parties to jail for
court.
Marian Carter, a colored servant, was arrested
by Officer Markwook on Wednesday, charged
with receiving stolen clothing, taken from the
residence Of Mr.. 8. p. Moses, on New York ave.
nue. Justice Bates held accused for hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

Yesterday afternoon the re-
mains of John D. Hammack, our late fellow.
townsman, were followed to Congressional Gene.
terry by a large concourse Of mourning friends,
and Washington Lodge No. 0, I. o. F. Rev,
DR.. Samson performed the funeral services at
the residence, and the odd.FelOws theirs at the
grave.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

NUIsANoEs.-On Wednesday the sani.
tAry force served eleven written notices and no.
tilted fsrty persons verbally Of existing nui.
Sances. -Four dead animals were reported and ro.
moved.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

SELLING ON SUNDAY.-Joseph Hess, q
tobacconist, was arrested on Wednesday by on.
GERS Brosnan and Padgett, Of the Fourth ward,
charged with selling cigars on Sunday. He was
fined $40 by Justice Thompson,
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

A HEAVY LARCENY.-At about o'clock
on Wednesday evening q wAtohman at tho Cap
itol named Daniel MeGlenn. observed a oolored
man named Lloyd Dlggs in the act of wheeling
away on q wheelbarroW casting for the Capital
weighing about ono hundred and forty pounds
He arrested tho bold thief and turned him over
to oficer 0'CAllaghan, Of the Fourth ward, who
took him before Justice Thompson. He was
sent to Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

REGIsrRArIoN.-The whole number OF
voters registered yesterday In the Fourth ward,
at the City Hail. was 900 OF this number 440
were white and 100 were colOred. The registra-
tion will be continued to-day at the same place
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

POLICE BUsINEss.-The police of the
District made Al arrests on Wednesday and
Wednesday night, and the justices Of the peace
imposed hnes amounting to $96l6.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

SEEDS FOR THE SoUTH.-Commissio
Newton has appointed Hon. Theodore Peters, Of
Maryland formerly president Of the New York
Agricultural Society, an agent TO aid In tho dis
tribution Of seeds in the sunny South, to compile
Southern statistical correspondents, and oo-ope'
rato in advancing agricultural interests in the
impoverished South.
In this lAudable work that accomplished gen.
tlemap, Prof Barker, chief clerk Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, brings into rsquiSition his
proverbiAl store Of knowledge, tact, and admins
trativs abilities in rendering efficient aid in the
same category.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

CoLoRED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Ma
rIoNAL LEAGUE.-Ths following. named persons
hare been appointed officers Of this society for
the 10th celebration: Marshal commanding, 7.
r. Hawkins 6rst aid, Charles B. Fischer; Sec
ond aid, William +. Branaughi chief Of hrst di.
vision, J. r. Tuuey; chief Of second division,
James Peck; chief Of third division, r. II. viii.
kerson; chief Of fourth division, John Brent as
sistant chief OF fourth division, D. M. Burke.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

A FLooD.-The plug at the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and FOur.and. .a.half street
burIted ysIterday afternoon, and the con,o'
ausnos was . larger quantity Of water on the
avenue than was At eli desirable,
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

FINED.-David Weisell, was arrested in
the Centre Market yesterday for having dos
in the market contrary to the provisions Of .
city ordinance. ofhcsr MArkwood took WsiSel
b.fore Justice Thompson, who fined him 81.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

WASHINGTON EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY,"
At n recent meeting held by this society the
committee appointed to examine the building at
the corner Of Twenty.second and streets, re.
Gently transferred to Rev. Dr. Turney by Gen.
0. o. Howard, for educational purposes, reported
that they had performed the duty assigned them,
and found the building one we'll suited for the
purposes, and calculated to accommodate at
least one hundred persons. Tho thanks Of the
society were voted to Generals o. o. and @. II.
Howard, Of the Freedmen's Bureau, for their
kind and generous tender Of this building fol
this object. A committee was appointed, con.
sisting Of Msssrs. Z. Turnsy, D. D., ]. G. Lewis
Q. II. Morse, s. L. crissey, W. T. johnson, and
tional Society In tho collection of funds tc
supply the immediate necessities Of tho stu
dents.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

VIOLATING A Cry 0RDNASoE.-Ofice
Sebastian, of the sanitary force, arrested an
agent named Patrick o'IIrian, on Wednesday,
charged with acting as an agent without license
He was taken before Justice Buckley, in George.
town, who ordered that he pay nne Of $40. "A.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
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MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10,
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Under the direction OF
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On which occasion the Eminent Actor, Mr..
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uNArPRoLCHIB RENDIrIos
Of the Beautiful Character OF
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In the syer..eeeptable Comedy Of
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After which
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DANCE
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Who has kindly volunteered.
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The Cslsbr.tsd Professor Of Gymnastics, who has
also volunteered his valuable services, will
rsDiis i1is1si os6S il; EnSRGlsEs EEasfisei
with 81 Id. Clubs
The Young Bbglish Trsgediau,
Mr.. s. wYLbE HkRDINGB
viii read }; 7; TrowbrLdgs,. Poem, entitled
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He having kindly volunteered for this occasion.
SEATS MAY BIZ SECURED
Al the Music Stores Of John p Ellis and W O. Mot.
Ierott.
AUCTION SALE OF PRIVATE BOXES
49, 49, ill ~. k.lI ~. - n
Saturday, the 18Th instant, at II o'clock Persons
desiring to bid and not being able TO be present can
leave sealed bids with hessrs. hcGuiro up to loSoa
m. on that day.
Tickets Of Admission, for sale every ywhere.sl 90
Seats secured in advance 50 cents extra
M ETZE ROTT II A L.
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The Manager b.gs to inform the citizens Of Wash.
inEton that the highly successful Prima DonnA,
Madame RUPHRosYHB PARBPA ROSA, and the
great Tenor, siEnor BRIGHoLI, will give One Grand
Concert on
MONDAY EVENING, APrill5,
when the following Artists will appear;
Madame r. PAREPA ROSA,
signor BRI0NoLI,
signor PBRRAHTI,
signOr FORTUNA, and
Nusisal Director and Accompanies,
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Admission, el. 90; Reserved Seats, so cents extra
The sale OF seat, will commence on ThursdAy ats
.. m. :, at MstIerott's Music Store. Ap6.td
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

THE MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Every merchant and business man in Washing.
ton should be interested In the success of tho
Merchants Steamship Line, for the reason that
It Is owned and controlled by our own merchants.
Aside from the pride Of maintaining a line Of
their own, merchants and others can fnd no
quicker or cheaper means Of transportation from
New York. Goods shipped from New York on
Saturday are ready for delivery at Bartholow'
wharf on the following Tuesday morning Ap-
plioations for freight or passage should be made
to J. W. Thompson, esq, president Of the line,
Navy Department.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
~ HEALTH.
wAsHIN0ToN, D. c., February Q, 1857.
THE FOLLOWING is A LIST or NUisiNCRs DE-
CLARED BY THR BOARD OF HEALTH:
Dead CAreAsSes, Dead Fish or ofkl Of lish, heaps
Of Oyster Shells
oGAls from Butchers Stalls and slAugh houses
stAgnAnt or Still Water In Ponds, Marshes, Sewers
or Cellars, Areas or Vaults, Poul or Distracted
Drains, Water pipes or water. closets,
Foul Stables, Foul Cow houses or Cow pens, Houl
PTiVies and Hog Stiles, Forl Premises. Alleys, and
Cutters, and Foul Slaughter. houses.
DeoAying Vegetables and fruits Of every dsieTip.
iion, all Animal Substances whether entire those
portions thereof not used as food which may be
thrown out.
Exposure or offering for sale UHSOund Provisions,
Fruits or Vegetables.
All Ashes, Rubbish, ,shavinEs or Refuse Substance.
Of any trade, occupation or business which may b,
pref judicial to public health.
Filth, soapsudsin P0slS, Drainage from Dye. .houGs
or Soap Factories.
Sources Of UnhsAlthy RIhAlItOus or odorG 90 nsH
dwellings as to endAngOr the health Of the occupants
Horses going at large via ClaraerS PAresy or any
other Contagious Diseases,
oysIeTowdsd Tenement HouseI, Ih1Ammabls Nat
rial In dangerous proximity to buildings
Houses or buildinEs, or portions thereof ia stat.
OF dlApidAtion or decay, sndAngsring the lives ahd
property Of those in the Viein"s
Openings for Stove Pipes, unsecured, SndangsIinE
the property, health or comfort Of the 'urr0uAdins
Inhabitants,
snow, Ice or any other obatruatios in CUTTERS, pre-.
venting the free Cow Of water therein.
hi Board Of Health.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

PREsEYTATIoS.-At the meeting of the
Grand Lodge, I. o. o. E., on Wednesday even.
ing, Grand Representative Havonner presented
his colleague, Grand Representative Willism R.
Mclean, on behalf Of the Past Grands Of the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of the District Of
Columbia, with q splendid Grand Representa-.
tive's jewel, Of silver and gold The jewel 10
about 81 inches in diameter and contains on one
side the seals Of the Grand Lodge and Grand
Encampment Of the District of Columbia, and
the following inscription: Presented to P. @.
NJ VIM r. Mclean by the Past Grands Of the
Grand Lodge Of the District Of Columbia, as a
token Of esteem, 1867" and on tho reverse tho
great seal Of the United States The recipient
was taken by surprise, not being spprised Of tho
fact until Mr.. Havenner commenced the present.
alton address, and very foelingly responded in
receiving this appropriate present.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
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WA n T L D-THE LADIES TO
w know that they can buy FRENCH WHALE.
BONE C0RsETs AT e1.50. Skirts and Corsets made
to order, warranted to nt or no sale Also on hand
full assortment Of the old style Corset Board Misses
and Children'a Corseta, at BAUM'S HOOP SKIRT
AND CORSET MANUFACToRY, No. 20 LosisianA
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets. skir 8
altered and repaired. Ap9.Sm
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

UNITED STATES SUPREME CouRT.-In the
court yesterday, the following occurred In 70.
,psct TO the Georgia injunction against recon.
struction: -.....
Mr.. Charles oioonnor desired leave to pl.o.
In the hands Of the Clerk Of the court bill Of
complaint on behalf Of the State Of Georgia
against Mr.. Secretary Stanton, General Grant,
and General Pope, and TO move, at the regular
time to morrow morning, for leave that Il be
hled, and for such other relief a. may be proper
In the matter, and also to give this notice TO the
Attorney General.
The Chief Justice replied that Mr.. oConnor
might file motion for leave 10 6le q bill.
Attorney General Stsnbsry wished to give no.
tioe TO the learned gentleman that upon full in.
vsstigation Of that bill, although II differed In
one respect from that presented on the part Of
Mississippi, he felt II bis duty, a. the law oficsr
Of the Government, to resist the motion, and
would be ready tomorrow, whom II 10 called In
behalf Of the defendants, 10 resist the motion
Inssmuoh as the President is mot himself made
party to the present bill, he hsd thought II his
duty 10 confer with the head Of the War De-
partment, Mr.. Stanton, and he had requested
him to appear, and desired him 10 take upon
himself the entire defence Of the cases upon the
motion 10 be made tomorrow, and suggested to
the court, as matter Of convenience, that We
may understand how the cases are to DO argued,
that perhaps the gentlemen would desire TO take
up both cases at the same time.
Tho Chief Justice said thsre was no motion
before the court at present, but the court would
think Of the matter.
The Attorney General said that It was only in
reference TO the order Of the argument that he
was about to make q suggestion.
Tho Chief Justice answered that the court did
not care about deciding that at present.
This morning. II Is expected, the motion In
both cases will be argued at the same time.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

Sin KNIGHT JAMES WELsH.-The Balti.
more Commercial Of yesterday says on the sub.
ject: Previous mention has been made In the
Commereiai Of the habea, eorpn, issued by Judge
Peter W. Grain, Of the Court Of Appeals, upon
which Nicholas and John aorsuch, arrested on
suspicion Of being concerned In the murder Of
Sir Knight James Welsh, were produced on Sat.
urday last at the Office Of their counsel, Mesrs.
Smith and Wills, on Lexington street, for a
hearing. In consequence Of the unavoidable ab-
sence Of the States Attorney, tho hearing In the
case was postponed until Yesterday, when hear.
ing was had before Judge Grain, resulting In the
accused being remanded TO the custody Of the
warden Of the city jail The ground upon which
they were remanded was, that Judge Grain did
not desire to interfere with tho case while the
matter was up for adjudication before the grand
jury. George @. Maund, ESQ.,, appeared for the
State, and MsssrS. Smith and Wills, and Wm.
W. Griffith, esq, as counsel for the accused
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

AUCTION SALE OF PRIVATE BOXES
For the occasion will be held at the Store Of j. G.
heGuire Co., corner Of Tenth and streets, on
Saturday, the 18Th instant, At II o'clock. Persons
desiring to bid and not being able to be present
leave sealed bids with hessrs heGuire up to so ..
m. on that day.
Tickets Of Admission, for sale svsrywhere... 90
Seats secured In advance 50 cents extra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16

Of Mr.. Seward. In this class we have Mr. Batch
ford and his two favorte newspapers. The
editors Of those papers have been Adventures
in the Republican party-occupying the same
relation to il that Sherman's "Bummers" did
TO his army. For foraging and scouting they
were unrivaled, the difficulty being that
when the Democrats triumphed they foraged
mon their old associates. These two editors
are the Robert Mdcdire and Jdques Strop
of Repubicanism; they Travelled together
now to Saratoga, again to Philadelphia,
frequently TO Washington, always ready
for purse or a handkerchief, q bottle of
wine, or q mug of beer The younger of the
two-our Jdques ShOp of The IimeS-we be-
lieye worthy of n better business, but he can
not escape the influence of his older and more
adroit confederate, who gives him. we Judge by
his occasional petuance, an inadequate share oil
the plumber For years this precious couple have
been leading predatory and precarious career.
A bone from Sheridan Shook, and loaf from
Mr.. Wakeman. now an old hat from Mr.. Franklin,
again platter -Of cold meats from Tammany
Hall, dividing with this poor devil OF place
man, and assessing q newly ermined Judge,
until the whole national Office system is under
terrorism! 1t is about las safe for any honest
man to come to New-YOrk and enter Federal
Office as it was for Scottish farmer to drive
his cattle through the dominiOns of Rob Roy.
Not content with the revenue and customs
pickings, and the cold meats Of Tammany
Hall, we have them in the United States Court.
The Editor of The Times assures us he had
nothing TO do with this last enterprise; that
he never asked for it, and thinks that he
must have received it because he was so cheap.
We believe this. Jaques StrOp never did the
beeging-nor the pilfering. That was Robert
MqcaireS business and our recollection of the
story is that, while Robert was climbing into
the pantry, or cndeavOring to make the land
lord believe no was a5Gnoblcman, JaqaeS
waited outside and watched for the police.
Let them go their way, and live their humble,
unenvablc career We have no quarrel with
them, especially with The Times Judge
Blatchford is our subject lie holds high
place, and has Fgreat responsibilities. He must
remember that he was not placed on the bench
TO serve the interests of Mr.. Seward, and that
his court must not be governed by every po-
Iitical adycnturer who claims to follow the for
tunes of the Secretary Of State. We see what
local justice has become by partisanshp and
ayarice. Let national justice, at least, be kept
rs pure as that for which all time is temple
and al seasons Summer