The national Republican., 1867-11-11
aEoRGETOwN NEWS.

RIcfPRocAL TRADE we are glad to see that the
Board Of Trade has taken up the important subject
The law, 90 now stands on the statute books Of the
two corporations, is to the effect, that merchants
Of dsorRe.own prohibited from selling goods In
Warrington without first taking out license thsre,
and wa,hington dealers cannot come here aad dis.
pose Of wares without license being obtained from
tbs corporation, under the penalty Of a fine Of
teo. 80. Mr.. John II. Blvans, Of the Warrington
Board Of Aldermen, on Friday night last, offered
the following resolution in the Board Of Trade,
whieh wa. unsnimously adortsdi
Resolved, That the Corporation Of Washington be
requested to grant 10 merchants Of Georgetown the
right TO sell their merchandise In Washington, pro-
yided the same privilege be granted By the George.
town Corporation to the merchants OF Washington.
There 10 no doubt Whatever that the Washington
Corporation will adopt the measure, and grant our
merchants the privilege asked and we feel iuclined,
This move in the Board Of trade sayors Of eiviira
.ion, and syiaees disposition 10 obliterate the
mercial prosperity Of the two sections.
ARRIyAL op rHR VALLEY Crrr. Tho steamship
Valley City, Captain Tomlin, arrived At her wharf
hero on Saturday afternoon. She was due on Tues
day, but having met with the mishap Of leak In
one Of her boilsrs aud eneountering heavy sea was
compelled to harbor In Delaware Breakwater, whore
she remained some twenty -four hours, until tempo
rsry repairs were made, when she started on her
course but the sea still running high she returned
to Delaware City and came through the canal, ar.
living at Alexandria on Saturday noon, and after
discharging a portion Of her cargo reached her
Tar Coal TRADE-The business at our wharyes
during the week has not been brisk during the
past week or two, owing to the scarcity Of coal oc
essIoued by the late detention at SIX Locks and tho
gales Of last week preventing the up-bound feet
from reaching port The canal now being in good
order, and the arrival OF number OF coal boats,
will give an impetus 10 trade, and we look for
siderable tettyity during the present week. Large
sales Of Cumberland are steady at u 90 per ton.
HoRsE LrNO-Parmers and others near Fair
x c. H. are great fsrers Of late, by horse thieves
and gentleman residing In that vicinity Informed
yestsrdAy that within few days past he has lost
two valuable animals. Our police are on the track
Of ne,s thieves, and on Saturday Lieut. Essex re
recover pair Of stolen mules belonging to Bmbry
Son, Of williamspori, Md. The property was reeov.
cred but the thieves succeeded In escaping.
TuRyr or GARDEN PnopucR -Yesterday morning
oieer Brown arrested willis sothoron, charged with
trespasipg on the eabbaso and turnip patch Of one
Clement Beckett, and without leave or license. taking
therefrcm several bags fall Of the sbNye-nhmed
vegetables That even tempered dispenser OF justice,
~ v Buckley, after hearing the evidence, concluded
/, hne the Aforesaid sothoron IS 80; which was re.
luetantly forksd over.
A PRorgsr. On Saturday last David Shoemaker,
esq served notice upon the lessees Of the Aque-
duet bridge protesting against Its further oonstr1e
ton for canal purposes, as the supply Of water neces
woald materially interfere with the free working Of
hi, mills, located short distance above ihs bridge
at the Foundry Mil.
FIXED -ohiesr Hauey arrested Solomon Open.
heimer for selling goods by sample. He was ar.
ragued before Justice Buekey, where 1t was proven
bs had not the required license aud the Jusei fined
him go So