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~ IMPORTANT SALE OF BLOoDED
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TUESDAY MORNING, November 70,
ATHIS BREEDING FARM, BORDENTOWN, n, j.,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock precisely.
'FFoRTY.FIVE FLOODED HORSES.
sg mP0reG %EGpSs imported Sd6S
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THIRTY ALDERNEYs
Of various grades and ages raised with especial atten
one HUNDRED LEICESTER EWES AND
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''-0 " '4' '1''''''''' 4LFRED NJ HERKNEss,
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a. FOR sALE-A HANDSOME BROWN
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Fuel. Repairs, O@Oos, Conductors. Trains
The national Republican., 1867-04-13
Georgetown Matters,

WHOLESALE Flour AND GRNIN MARKET
Flour-Market continues very Arm and excited
with a very small stock. Welch's family, l8a
$685. Canal family, l7a$l7 so. Extras are
very buoyant, with sales at l5a$l6, the latter
for choice brands. Cut extra, 10. 60aSl4i super,
super, $l3.26.
Grain-Wheat market very active, with sales
Of 8, 900 bushels red at 3 50a$3 60; the latter
price for 400 bushels very choice. Corn buoyant,
with sales Of white at SLIT yellow, l.l7aSl ls.
Rye-None Offering. Oats-Active at 75as0c
Arrived-Canai boat e. D. Hartley, with whea,
and corn to Hartley 4 Bro.
SOUTHERN RELIEF - The committees ap
pointed by the Merchants Exchange on Thurs
day to confer with Messrs. Mohun, Mcclure
and Thorn, of the Washington Board of Trade
in regard to the distribution of tho funds col
lected for the sufferers at the South, had meet
| ing at the Board Of Trade rooms at four o'clock
aud adjourned to meet next Tuesday at to-
| O'Clock, o. m, at tbs Merchants Exchange
| Georgetown.
| MERcHASTs' EXCHANGE The offerings yes
terday were $500 bushels of corn, 4, 500 bushel
of rcd wheat, $500 barrels -four of variOu
grades. Sales-2, 800 bushels corn at $l.l7; 3,
900 bushels red wheat at $3.50. The demanC
for -four was limited and prices ruled at Thurs
closing tho Exchange will be hereafter from 9;3O
to 1880 o'clock, a. IN.
SALE OF PRoPERrY.-Thomas Bowling, aus.
tioneer, sold on Thursday at public sale one
three.story brick dwelling on Bridge street, be-
tween Montgomery and Green streets, to A.
Giles, for the sum Of 50, 500, and two frame
houses adjoining, to W. D. Battzel, for tho sum
of $4,000. Tho property belonged to tho estate
Of Hugh Dowliug deceased.
LIVE SrocK MARKEr.-Tho market was toler.
ably supplied this week. There was on sale at
Drover's Rest 200 cattle, 100 shoep, and about
so hogs. Cattle sold at from So to 50. 25j sheep,
SS to 50, 5Oi hogs, $ll rs. Market closed 6rm.
The supply was not equal to the demand.
PoRT OF GEoRGETowS.-Entered and cleared
Steamer Express kiokle, master, to and from
Baltimore. Arrived-Sobooner Clara, of Bristol,
Pa; schooner Emma Cornelius, from Baltimore;
schooner Oriental. Deale's Island.
ARRIVALS VIA CASAL.-Fiye boats with $50
tons coal to American Col 2 boats Of 500 tons to
Central Co; Red Eye, with wheat to market
MousOu, with produce to Market Catoctin, with
iron.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13
AIeunndrin An.ira.


THE Alexandria Gazette Of Thursday
evening says: r- aras. faa..
THs AIAnx or PINE last night, about sigh,
o'elock. vas caused By the burning Of th. large
brick stable on the corner Of Fairfax and Queen
streets. owned By Mr.. james Chatham, which
was totally destroyed. Tho ase was undoubt-
edly, II 10 said, the work Of an inoendiary. Mr..
Chatham was insured for 81, 500 In the Manhat.
tan Company Of New York. Messrs. Withers a
Tolson, who occupied the building as q store.
house, lost about 500 worth Of hay and feed,
on which the insurance had expired just eight
hours before the Ere occurred. Mr.. @. K White
lost about $500 worth Of guano, stored there,
which was fully insured in the Homo Company
Of New Haven.
WITHIN the past three or four days Constabies
Edelin,, Burnett and walsh have discovered In
this city and Its immediate neighborhood the
existence Of a regularly organized band Of
thieves, composed almost entirely Of negroes who
have come here since the commencement Of the
war. or this band six-Robert Coleman, alias
Smith, John Turner, John Green, Robert Pal.
msr, alias Mosely, Henry Tucker and William
Diggs-hRve been arrested and are now confined
In the county Jail awaiting n further examiua'
tion, at which, II Is thought, information will be
| received that will lead to the dispersion II not
arrest and punishment Of the entire gang.
THERE is now 10 process Of construction al
the ship yard Of Mr.. Joseph Hunter, for Mr.
Miller, Of Washington, but ior some years pasi
q resident of the East Iudies, a steam. wheel
high pressure steamboat, Of ninety feet length o
| deck, destined to run between Washington, thil
city, and Baltimore. 1t is the intention of Mr.
Miller, provided this boat-which will be com
pleted in sixty days-real res his expectations
to have one Of similar charac 'er, but Of doubl,
the size, built at tho same yard
Mn. THos. SrAcKPoLE, of Washington city, nj
the agent Of other parties, has within the Ias
| few days purchased, It Is reported, a frst.clns
steamer, which Is to be placed on line between
Washington, this city, and Norfolk, to be starteC
within short time
0uR ACCOUNTS from the lower fishing shores OF
| the Potomac are all favorable We understand
that the gllsrs for shAd are very successful A,
some of the landings heavy hauls Of shad ant
herring were made up to yesterday.
THE members Of the Legislature from thi,
city, and those from Loudoun county, left bert
last night, In the stoamer Vanderbilt for Rich,
mond, via Aqua creek,
| UPWARDS Of one hundred thousand herring,
and a largo number Of shad, reached the fish
wharf this morning, and were quickly sold to
the packers.
The forming Of Hook and Ladder Company
is receiving tho confederation OF some Of th,
young men Of the city.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13
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The national Republican., 1867-04-13

MONEY REoovERED.-Yesterday Detec,
tives Claryoe aud MoDevitt succeeded in recover,
ing the money lost by young man at the navy
yard through q second party whom he engaged
to carry the money to the Adams Express office.
to be transmitted 10 his parents 10 Ohio. His
arrest We mentioned day or two since.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

SUDDEN BEREAvEMENT.-We regret to
learn of the sad bereavement Of our fellow-oiti.
zen. Hubert Schutter, ESQ.,, on Thursday, by
tho sudden death of his con, an interesting boy
Rock Hill College, Elioott's Mills, Maryland, by
a base ball bat in the hands Of q fellow student
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

BRADYs Yesterday morn
ing Brady's Gymnasium, on Louisiana avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, was disposed
Of at auction by Messrs Cooper and Latimer for
the sum Of 8, ,2,2l0. The gymnasium, of course,
will remain open as heretofore.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

HEBREW BENEVOLENT SoCIErY.-A meet
ing Of this society will be held at the vestry'
rooms of the Hebrew Congregation, Eighth street,
between II and streets, tomorrow morning, at
10 o'clock. As business OF Importance to the
society will be presented, a full attendance is
earnestly requested.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

DEATH OF ONE OF THE OLDEST ISHABIr-
ANTS Mr.. Edward Mattingly, a member Of the
Oldest Inhabitantsr Association, and who has
been q resident Of Washington for upwards Of
sixty years. died at his residence near the navy
yard on Wednesday afternoon. in the eighty.
eighth year Of his age. Mr.. Mattingly had been
an invalid for some time previous to his death.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

SELLING BY SANPLE.-Robert Hunter
was arrested, on Thursday, by oHicer Felt Of the
Fourth ward, for selling goods by sample, not
having q license for that privilege. He was
fined $50 by Justice Giberson.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

SELLING LIQuoR ON SUNDAY.-Casper
Herbert, . storekeeper, was arrested on Thurs
day. by 0fioer Grown, Of the Second precinct,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday. He was
fined $40 by Justice Harper
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

CART. KEYEs SAFE.-Yosterday we men,
toned the fact that Capt. Reyes had suddenly
disappeared from home on Tuesday evening, and
that foars were entertained that he had been
foully dealt with. Yesterday, however, We are
pleased to say, note was received from friend
in New York, saying that Capt. Keyes had been
summoned, for examination, before a military
board In that city, aud that he had indiscreetly
gone thither without notifying his friends.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

TIE FISHING SEAsoN.-rhe fishing sea-
son has frightened up wonderfully within the
past few days, about IL, 900 shad arriving daily
at the hsh wharf, foot OF Seventh street, as we'll
as from 90, 900 to 70, 900 herring Tho former
sell at from IS to $l2 per hundred, according to
size and quality and the herring at from SO to
90 per thousand All the large ssinss down the
Potomac are In operation, and the business Il
proving q lucrative one. Mr.. Jas. Skidmore, II
Is said will put his seine In operation to-day, be-
tween here and Alexandra, when oil the soines
will be employed.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Officer Nutting,
Of the Second precinct arrested man named
Wm. Tolson for carrying a concealed weapon.
He was fined $40 by Justice Harper.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

ARRESTED ON REQUIsTrloE. Yesterday
Detectives CIarvoe AVID McDeyitt arrested a
young man named James II. Springman in this
city on a requisition issued by the Governor Of
Pennsylvania, In which Mr.. Springman Is charged
with obtaining money under false pretences from
q gentleman In Philadelphia Detective Nc.
Dewitt will accompany him to Philadelphia to-.
day, and turn him over to the United States
Marshal, to be held for trial. We are informed
that young Springman formerly acted In the
capacity Of reporter on the ConHitWtiOHGI
Union.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

SPIRITUALIsM.-T. Gales Forster, the
we'll known trance. speaker, will lecture on
Spiritual Philosophy, tomorrow morning and
evening, at the Union League Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

The AARoNs AND CoLLYEk FIGHT.-lt is
asserted now by the mmJeIsmsH that Barney
Aarons and Sam Colyer will fight doNu the Poto.
mac, Friend skippon will please take notice,
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

No LIoENsE. - Officer Drane, of the
Fourth ward, arrested Frederick Martin for sell.
ing liquor without license. He was fined $40, "a
by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

FIRE.-Last evening, at about halEpast
10 o'clock, A. alarm Of FIRE was sounded from box
34 Bank Of Washington. caused by the burning
of some light material in box, in Mr. M. D.
Brady's photograph gallery, No 1852 Pennaylya-
mia avenue, The hromsn were prompt, but the
6re was sxtinguishsd, without material damage,
before they arrived
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

CARRIAGEs.-Among the business men
Of our city who deserve credit for their enter
prise, we mention Mr.. Robert II. Graham, car.
rage maker. No, 37i D street, betweeu-Eighth
long time In this city, he is Of course personally
known to most Of our citizens. To those, how.
ever, who are not, We need only call attention to
the fact that he has no superior In his business
At his establishment may be found the hnest
style' of carriages, Of the best workmanship, the
most durable character. and at moderate prices
Carriages, buggies, rockaways, Jenny Linds
40, always on hand, which he warrants to be
as represented. Repairing promptly attended to
at the shortest notice.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13
METZERoTT HALL.

1--WE NIGHTS ONLY. commencing on TUESDAY
April 10. GRAND FAMILY AND SCHOOL Natl
nkBs BVBRf AFTERNOON A TER TUESDAY.
ELLIN0BR FOOTE'S GRAND CoMBtsATIoN.
= Th. Most Attractive Am usemsnt Travelling.
THE THREE SMALLEST HUMAN BEiN0s IN TX
COMMODORE PooTs. The smallest man In IN,
world the wonderful little Comedian, Actor, and
Dancer.
Mi.s BLIz, NBsTELLE, Che Yairy ou.sn,) III,
beautiful little pOeticL reader and danseuss
COLONEL SMALL, the great Female Character
Dancer Accompanying these wonderfui specimens
o. humattty is their prsceptress, Mrs O. o RUS.
SILL, the celebrated Vocalist and Pianist; vii.
LIAM b. HARRISON, the celebrated Comic Vocalist
and RxtemporansOus Poet; PRoP. O. " BRO Ks,
the Blind Pianist and Solo Vlollnist MASTER ZAUK
ful Pro icy. |'U
Doors open At o'elOck; Commence al o'oloek.
Admlssion, 80 cents, Reserved Seats, 80 eents.
To Matiuees, so cents Childr,u, IS cents
This Troupe will appear Al Forrest Hall, George.
town, MOhDAY, April 10, Afternoon and kveulnR
The snernoon for the special convenience Of Ramis,
ana schools. ... apis 81
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

REGISTRATION. The total number of
voters registered in the Fourth ward yesterday,
at the City Hall, were 3O4. or these 25l were
white, and So were colOrod. Total number reg.
istered in the ward, 2,6l7. OF this number
,6O4 are white and 9lS are colOredi making the
white majority h9l
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

SAsIrARY.-The sanitary police, on
Thursday, issued seventeen written aud twenty.
nine verbal notices Of existing nuisanoes.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source yesterday were 1907, l6O,2i
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

MANSION HOUSE, BURSED.-The elegant
dwelling. house on the farm lately owned by Jno.
f. Cartier, deceased, near Bladensburg Nd,
was entirely destroyed by fre on the 30th ult.
The farm bad but recently been purchased by
Messrs. George P Kennedy. G W. B teller and
George W. Riggs. Tho fire originated from 4
defective chimney. Tho house had an insurance
Of $2 900, which did not cover more than half its
value.-Malb0ro' Ga=ette.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

Real EsrArE SALEs.-Messrs. Green a
Williams sold yesterday the following described
property; Lot on Eleventh street, having front
Of 10 feet, and running back 100 feet, near Ma
rylsnd avenue, on the Island. with a tv"-story
frame building thereon, purchased BY Joseph
Heron, Esq, for 81, l40. Lots Is and 10, on
Virginia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, fronting 2ox25 feet, and running
back s0Is4 feet, containing 1883 square feet, In
square No. 3s3; purchased by VIM. L. Steven
son, Esq., for 31i cents per foot.
Msssrs olaggstt 4 Sweeney, real estate
agents sold at auction the lot at the Intersection
Of Vermont avenue, o and Thirteenth streets, TO
Daniel Pierce, for ffy lone cents per square foot.
This lot contains O. 400 square feet.
The Loudouu Mirror says: "a tract OF land
lying near Aide, in this county, containing $40
acres, and belonging to Geo. Garrett, was sold
at public sale. 10 Leesburg, on Monday last, for
$40 per acre; James A. siioott purchaser.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

SOUTHERN RELIEF FUSD.-We are pleased
to notice the following additional contributions
TO this charitable and praisewor,hy objecta No.
Gill Witherow, $40; W. -, SO; Chas. L.
Conrad and John II johnson, each IS; William
Byrne, s25j J. 7, Gedney, so. I'
The national Republican., 1867-04-13
AMUsEMENrs.

M A I'll D N A l. Il II II A 7 r r =,
IN PsnnsyivaaiA avenue, near willard's Hotel.
PARgwgLL NI0Hr OF
." LADY DON
Her Last Appearance Most Po.itiyely.
An IMMENsB I0UBLR SILL
TBB TWO 0RkaT BURLBsoUBs IN ONE HfoHTi
THIS pATURDAY) EVENING, APRIL Is, 1857,
VIII be presented broush's Great Classical Bar.
lesqus, entitled
PBRsEUs AND ANDRoMBDA;
on, TIE MAIn AND THE MONSTER.
To conclude with The Glorious Historical Burlesque Of
'.a KRNILwORTHt
on, YR QUEEN, YB BARLB AND YE MAYDENER
TUESDAY, Mes JULIA DAILY, as OUR PRMALg
AMERICAN COUSIN. II
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

DIsoRDERLY At BALr~-At about one
o'clock yesterday morning the Seventh ward
police made raid on q disorderly colored ball
on Third street west, between Virginia avenue
and u street south. The participants In the
dancing attempted to rough it with the officers,
but good force being on hand the following
named persons were captured and taken to the
Euardhouse: John Robinson, Tilghman Nc
Kenny, Squire lee, George Edelin,, Geo. John.
son, Richard Weaver, James Lewis, alias Jack.
son, George Ferguson, Joseph Green, Josiah
King and VIM. Wood Justice Handy fined
them 10 sums ranging from 81 to IS.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

AUCTION SALE OF PRIVATE BOXES
For the occasion will be held at the u re Of J. G.
Mcguire 4 Co., corner Of Tenth and streets. on
Saturday, the Is instant, at II o'clock. Persons
desiring TO bid and not being abis to he present
leave sealed bids with Messrs McGGire up to 10 80
m. on that day.
Tickets OF Admission, for sale everywhere. .tl %
Seats secured In adv nee so cents extra
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

SEATS MAY BE SECURED
At the Music Stores Of ohn 2. Kills and W. O. Met
Ierott.
The national Republican., 1867-04-13

The Young Brgu.h TragediAn,
MR. b. wYLDE HARDInGk
viii read J. r Trowhrttgss Poem, entitled
THE VAGABOND>"
He having kindly volunteered for this occasion.
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SheriR2s Sale.

By virtue of venditioni exponas, issued
to me by the Circuit Court, at the June
term, 1867, at the Court House door, in the
town of Bolivar, the following described
Chlldress, to satisfy claim in my hands in
favor of Levi Joy, to wit: beginning at
stake l28 poles east, 16 poles north of the
southwest corner of section -, with two
dOgwOod and white oak pointers, and runs
east l28 poles to a scaly bark hickory, with
holly and hornbean pointers thence
north 250 poles to a birch and birch point
ers; thence west 128 poles to a dogwood
and three white oak pointers; thence south
$50 poles to the beginning levied on as the
property of William Childress This the
Sd day Of June, 1867
w w. MCCARTNEY, Sheriff.
aug3I 1t DR. fee ST