The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

PREMIUMS AWARDED IN ST. VINCENT 3
sCHooL.-At ten o'clock yesterday the medals
and premiums were awarded TO the pupils con.
neoted with the ST. yiucents school, and under
the tuition Of the Sisters Of Charity at the cor.
ner Of Tenth and @ streets. A large number Of
parents and friends visited the hall In which the
exercises took place, and appeared to be we'll
pleased with what they observed. The follow.
ing programme was observed In the hall Ii
Grand march, 10, Jssui" Trio, by Misses
Alice Russell, Josephine Psyton and HELEN
e Sheckellsi Coronationj Coronation ode; Full
} Chorus Trio, Julia Boone, Jennie Nswmyer,
) Molly Burnai Premiums for Christian Doctrines
Beautiful Venice, " Duet and chorus; "Silvery
Waves" Mary futile and Julia Boouej Pre-
mums for History, 80 Come to the Forest"
Duet and chorus Premiums for Grammar,
Rhetoric, &o 20, Coro Amoras," duett and
chorus Knocking Bird" Mary Tuttlsi Pre-
: mums for Geography, Astronomy, &c.i Yankee
} Doodle, strakosch, Julia Boonsi Two Merry
} Girls, " Laura Whyte, Alice Russell; Premiums
for Needle Work. 10, Dolce CencSnto," Duet
and chorus; "Gypsies' Festival, by the Crphansj
Premiums for Christian Doctrine " the Orpbansj
THE Cats Concert by the orphansi songi
honors, were awarded TO Mary Tutus, Jessie
} Boyd and Laura Whyts. In the First Class BE
Medal was awarded TO Margaret Clearly in the
Second, TO Ida Cherry; in the Third, to Minnie
Miller; In the Fourth, to Anna Doyle; In the
Fifth, to Louisa GoodalI; in the Sixth, TO Jennie
tributed by Rev. Father Walter. Of ST. Pstriok's
church.
The honors Of tho Senior Class were awarded
} to Misses NJ. Tuttle, J. Boyd and g. Whyte
/ Crowns were awarded TO the following. named
young ladies for excellsnee Of conduct and OBJ.
servance Of school rules: Senior Class--First
honors TO Misses Margaret oleary, NJ. Crolly, M.
Drane, X. Mari, u. Payton, NJ. Seibel, j. New
r myer, H. Sbeckles, L. Boone, NJ. Rapetti, K.
r ober, B. Jones aud A. Rice. Second honors to
r Misses s. Burton, $. Flood. h. Herold, Il. Bork-
. ley, Molly Wilson. N. Zimmerman. Estells Stew.
art, NJ. DAILY, NJ. Williamson, s. Simmons NJ.
{ Bright, L. Chapman, A. Becker, X. Holohan.
Junior Circe-First honors, /. Peyton, j. Cherry,
II. Boiseau, T. Draue, L. Miller, A. Cahill, l.
) Mead, L. Robinson, L. Sullivan, L. Coombs, 8.
McGee, r. Muller. NJ. Shaw, r Hunt, NJ. New.
s ton, 8. Petibone, A. Doyle, A. Masney, A. Pay
. ton, NJ. Drane, y. DAILY, L. West NJ. Dee, NJ.
| Riggles, NJ. Burns, M. Sullivan, Il. Green, M.
1 Shutter, s. doodall, F. White, M. Stewart E.
b Birch, I. Vanriswick, O. Bully, O. Little, q.
Q Cherry, c. Harvey, Q. Birch, A. NJ. Philips, l.
!. Golden, NJ. Perry, I. Ksickhoefer, Q. March, S.
!. Goldsboro, F. Cowling, @. MeClosksy, NJ. Ham.
}, ilton, X. Whitney, N. Carroll and q. McPher.
}, son. Second honors, Kate Kelley, M. Peak A.
:, Celtic, X. Dant, b. Carroll, X. Dickens, s. Har-
y vey, NJ. Oyster, A. Fschtig A. Cook, l. Beal, 8.
y Linkns, X. Richards, L. Burch, L: Taylor, NJ.
D Duhamel, s. Witty, NJ. hurry, N. Reedy c.
1t Clements, N Frank, s. Golden, Belle Oyster and
lie A. Speak. First honors to s. UGet, NJ, Shehen,
:. NJ. A. Mack, b. Dwyre, NJ. Nolem, B. Roach,
10 @. Buckley, @ Hsmon NJ. Buckley, Margaret
n Bowler, Nj. Dwyro, F. Ball, N. J. Armstrong, J.
;. Armstrong S. Booth NJ. Mooney, L. Robinson
Is and NJ. Kelly.
Is CLoTHINg STOLEN AND RECovRRED.-Or
is the night Of the 10th instant the residence Of
" II. BirJsell, 343 Pennsylvania avenue, was en-
ir tered and robbed Of lot Of clothing Yesterday
Detectives Coomes and Miller succeeded In re
n, covering Of this clothing-at Smiths pawn shop
In on Ninth street west, between Pennsylvania ave
D. nue. and street north-a coat valued at $40
e By order Of Justice Walter the coat was restored
is to its owner. On Tuesday night another robber,
he the room Of Mr.. Alexander Mcdonald, at tn
n. American House, corner of Pennsylvania avenu
t. and Seventh street, and stole two coats and
vest, valued at about $75. These articles, too
n. were recovered by Detectives Coomes and Miller
at yesterday, at another pawn shop
lie MARINE NEws-There was but one or
rival yesterday from the ooast--s schooner from
Is, Philadelphia with coal, which hauled into Car
I'd ter's wharf A large Heet Of yosSels, both from
r Washington and Georgetown, cleared, mostly 70
is Eastern ports; and we observed some hftee
to sehooners between the city and Alexandria tina
d, were bound down. A barkentine came throug
en- the draw at Long Bridge, and then droppe
oil anchor of the upper buoy waiting for tug Il
o. tow her over to the northern shore, There wa
be but little wind and II was battling. The steame
N. Iii Livingston leaves this morning for tho lowe
'h Potomac, and will return by Sunday evening.
Nor FINALLY ADJOURNED.-The Repul
ne lican General Committee concluded at thei
IT. meeting on Wednesday evening not to adjour
sine die as yet, and appointed a committee froI
49, among their number to confer with Congress
oN reference to special legislation for the District
i.s Messrs. VIM. Syphar, Of the First ward Wu
70 Ii. Chase, of the Second ward; VIM. A. Cool
o. of the Third ward; VIM. 8. Morse, OF the Fourt
eH ward b. N. Needs, of the Fifth ward; Hem
Use Better, Of the Sixth ward, and James Small
IA tho Seventh ward, were appointed the con
IN mittoe.
lrd THE CONTEST sTO-DAy.-The spellin
ISL contest on Wednesday, among tho sohola
hg selected from the different schools, has no
ker dwindlei down to four; these latter having ea'
,os spelled ninety-six words out Of one hundre
der Amanda Sailor and Emma Swallow, Of tho FIJI
ere District; Kate Brown, of the Second and In
~" Goodrich OF tho THIRD DISTRICT arc the four Al
who will, to. morrow morning, meet at the Jud
TO- ciary Square school house, and there and the
In. contest for the gold medal which will be award
md TO her who proves herself the superior in ortho
ed; raphy.
sh CONTRACT RENEwED.-At meeting
mp. the Board Of Directors Of the Chesapeake al
I'd. Ohio canal, yesterday the directors renew,
lew their contract with Lewis @. Stanhope for Il
} completion Of dam No. 8, so as to insure ga
navigation.
The present directors have made contract
the reconstruction Of the lock sad dam at Ro
- creek, to be completed by thelst day of septeI
7th Der next
and
Ssh. FRACAs AT METROPOLITAN l!ALL.-Ge
TIA NJ. Bauer, man who keeps the bowling ss!o
mad under Metropolitan Hall, was in the hal la
en- evening and while there took occasion to strike
6 a erson there present. officers Wallirgsofi a.
was Columbus, who were present and saw the BIZ
ar. given, did their duty by arresting Bauer a.
locking him up at the Central guardhouse
await an examination this morning.
ing INTERESTING TEMPERANCE MRETING.-C
mn. Wednesday evening last. Hope Division Sons
ana Temperance, held meeting in Ryland Chap'
bad on the Island, which was well attended Re
,rk. Dr. Hamilton. pastor Of the Chapel Mr. Thor
rom burg the Worthy Patriarch Of Hope Divisio
the and Messrs Kidwe Hill, Murray, and Dire
and delivered interesting addresses.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green
FER Williams, auctioneers, have sold part OF lot
our in CIuttenden's sub division OF square No. ~
wis fronting on Ninth street west, between . and
,ue, streets, and improved by a two.story fraI
bey house, to Daniel Shannon for ST. $40. Also, pr
# a of lot 10 in square No. ls9 to Landy Digs
,uld I,7l3.70