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The national Republican., 1867-08-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

The New York Herald says there Is consider
able discussion just now as to the future policy
Of the Government In relation to the paper
money Issues. The sentiment Of Congress Is op
posed 10 the further contraction Of tho currency,
while an Important section Of the West Is advo.
eating wholesale imitation. Tho leading idea OIL
the party which fsvOrs the payment Of the in.
terest-bearing portion Of the national debt In
legal tender notes is thus expressed BY their own
organs:
Rssoived, Tint as our national debt was con.
tracted by imitation, BY imitation II should be
paid.
The proposition meets with serious eon,idera.
tlon In the West. II is eontendsd that Eve
twenty bonds are redeemable in currency, be.
cause there Is no explicit promise on their face
or In the acts authorizing them that they are to
be paid In gold, and In this connection We may
mention that the act authorizing tho ten.forty
loan is the only one which provides for the pay.
mont Of tho principal Of a loan In coin.
jar Cookz 4 Co., bankers, furnish US with the
closing prices Of Government securities on yes.
ferd.v folln~s.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
aational gspnblitail.
RATEs or ADvERTIsINo.

One square, one Insertion. eli subssqusns inssr-
lions 80 cents. One square, one month,@. Liberal
Inducements 10 quarterly. semi ANIMAL, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day Advertisements, 90 per cent addi.
tionsi. Twice week advertisements, 70 per cent.
additional.
Fight lines Constitute square. Less than square
charged in proportion, atths above rates.
Editoral notices. rs cents per line each insertion.
Local nstiees, % cents per line each insertion
Advertisements coming under the hssds Of wants,
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not srosedins
four lines, one insertion rs cents; three times, "
cents Any greater number Of lines at proportlonsis
rates.
Advertisements should be handed In before p. m.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
40 rINB JrFPERsoE,

Flies csught-Jones, Il Brown, Il Patten, q
Tsppen, Ii Sample, 2; Patterson, Ii Page, Il
Slater, 2; Barr, Z; siousss, O.
Flies missed-Brown, O. Patten, Ii Walden,
Il Page, o. Slater, Ii Barclay, Ii Finney, d
Siousss, !.
Out on bsses-Nationai, III Jefferson, Is.
Homo runs-Jonss, Il Fisher, Ii Tappep, Il;
Patterson, Il Callan, I.
Umpire-J. J. Beardsly, Union base ball club.
scorers-Messrs. Gadsby and Potts.
The first Of series OF home.and.home games
was played yesterday afternoon between the Cap.
itol and Interior base ball clubs which resulted
In favor Of tho former, by q score Of 43 to II,
ending the seventh inning. Below is the score:
CAPITAL kTTRioR
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

TIE AUoTIoSEERs TRIUMrHANT.-Yest ester.
day Justice Bates rendered his decision in the
cases Of Messrs. Wall a Co Cooper a Latimer,
and Walsh Co., auctioneors, who were tried on
q charge Of having violated the act Of tho City
Councils, passed November, 1862, in relation to
the obstruction Of public squares, reservations,
streets, DO. The Justice stated that he had had
q consultation with the corporation attorney, and
had decided to dismiss tho case. The 1lth seo-
tion Of the act Of 1883 grants to auctioneers the
use of one-third Of the pavement in front Of
their places Of business, and two.thirds Of the
street way, which section Is not repealed by the
act Of November, 1862; and should moro than
the limits Of tho street and pavement above
designated be infrinssd upon, the guilty parties
will be fneable under the rule.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
Trenaury pepnrtment.

BUREAU OF STATISTICS Director Delmar fur.
nishes the following st -tement Of the quantity
and value Of raw and fleece wool and aooks,
waste or shoddy, during the fiscal year ending
june 80, 1867; Wool, IS, 1876, l5l pounds, valued
at $5, 77o, 0s3 shoddy, 5,Os6, 1871 pounds, valued
at 1915, $50.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

CHARGED WITH FRAuD.-Daniel Jones,
q steamboat captain. was arrested on Thursday
by 0fieer Dunnington, Of the Eighth precinct,
he had, about three months since, put the vessel
in Captain Jones' charge, with the written
agreement that tho products Of the business
should be divided between them. This the
captain failed to do, and hence tho arrest.
Mitchell finally agreed to give up the articles Of
agreement, and he was dismissed by Justice Gull.
Complainant has been put in possession of his
vessel.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

klRKWO0D H0UsE-HEspLEr A 8RsEs.
y; hartlns, Augustus shsfis'd, John Adams, wm
ssf., PhiisdspSlsi John W. Sta Starr, T 4 xeosiis.. Q
q. Morgan, A.williams, ,wssbipgtcni J. 9 Bisby
BrGs9syllls, rssssi 4, Lilly, I'LL. sshrydsr, MS
noyt. WIN. u; Cole, q: R Prsu.s, John W. BOtsisr
Henry Manning, Baltimore; A. O.. Coot, Lowell,
M Mas: JCha MSrgso, 4: Q. Morrow ws.hinst0,, Pa
si.., Chicago; jane. uISSons 3 Gsii.HS.p ii Bar. e
faio, a. T.; WIN. Smith. Rdmund Smith, Port Chss.
Ter, y. Il Samuel SMar'hali and wife. Gardiner,
WILLARDs H0TEL-srKxs, CHADWICK 4 90,
d. N, si.ington, San Yrsneisso; James .. Steward.
Ssss.gsrd g ny.rd d Dunbar, New York; 6.ors. n.
York w. 8 Hsvel.nd, cyntbiana. Ky. D. d. MI.
Ter and wife: Pa J., ClevelaSd, 8 O, John n. b.
s.ndsr,on: @ o D',,.oni Mr.. H.nilton, 9 Lan.S.s,
Hsan. Phiisdslpbis; Ms Williams aad child. va I;
"; shoemaker, wsshinstont W. ". Turner. Va !;
yohn Msph,ii,Ps and wife. Mobile; John W Lort.y,
J. N. Nixon, New York
EBBITT H0UsE-C. @. WILLARD.
oienic. II Brock, D. Lewis, A. H. Adams,
o,t 81 = white & and LADY, New Yort; rleingo, g.
U.s:N.; J. DOdd, Memphis; G. N. Hot.on, Pa
3. R; Logan, Del /, Philip X. Nysrs, Port washing
iSn: Sa r. Emanuel SsynSd; El%irs PRwil.os,
J Howard, Washington; J. MePhilIips and wif.,
moohei Wm. NJ Lorley, u. Louis.
METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs 4 sHsLLur.
W. Q. Bailey, WIN. A. ward, D. @. q. II Adams,
9. n. Proudfoot. Nd. Samuel Gardiner, New York;
Thomas Kelley, philadelphia; A MAeDonaid, Little
Rock, Ark J. n. Luce, b weeks, New York: @ W
Carrlgau, Hon. 8. Randall Philadelphia; william
W. Berry Nashville D. Solomon, O. =. Hubert New
York; J Bunker, Cal. W. l.. Buckingham, Bald /
more; VIM. Hart, New Britain, Ct J. W. Luhn, |
Mrs. J. W. Luhn, Miss Mary Frey, Cincinnati
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. s. Benson.
Cen. 3. ". Rice, Iowa; s. Ford, =. Q. Ceilings. |
worth, Mart,p Wellington. D. G. NV. Rur.
roushs, Nd. Peters, St Louis Geo. II. Thomp.
son ard wife, Boston; D. Roberts, N. Y; W.
Kinsloy, Chiesgot J. b. Lewis, 81. Louis; NJ A
Birdsong, Val N. Wolf, Chicago; J. Reatson, Baiu.
more 8. 8. Russell, Elehmond.
sEATON HoUsE-Jous II. sxurrs
Mrs. Kennedy, LeesburF, Va; DR.. D. s. Bur,on
city; L. Q. Hall, jr., Jas. Harrison, T. Gibbons sop
two daughters, and servant, N Y; MordeeAi Plum.
mer, Mott Plummer, Nd A Hamburger, Baltimore.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owns.
l. @. Bsrdep, ,Brownsvills, Texas; O. G Nelson U.
s. N; R. II. Clark, Brooklyn, N. Y. q. A Hanson,
Nd. T. sutro, 7. c. DeLoon, Baltimore, Nd.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

SANITARY officers of the sanitary
force, under Lieut., Noonan, arrested on Thurs
day A. NJ. Robbins, Francis Brown, Wilson
Smith, and Silas FedarrO, charged with creating
nuisanees. The arst two named were fined s.
each, and the other two 81 each.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

GoSzAaA CoLLEGE.-The studies of this
Institution will be resumed on Monday, Septem
ber I'd, at which time classes will DO commenced
for the admission of students. Catalogues car
be had, and further information will be given on
application to D. 3. Wiget, s. j., president Of
GonEaga College, street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

EDUCATIONAL ADDRESSES. - Yesterday
Gen. Howard, Judge Bond, and others, addressed
a meeting Of the cOlored people in LsonArdtown,
Md, with q view to the mental Improvement
aad moral elevation Of the cOlorsd population Of
81. Mary's county.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

A PAINFUL AocIDEST.-Yesterday fore.
noon O colorsd man named Moses Larkin was 70.
moving q cargo Of stono from the schooner Anna
Lewis, at Sixth street wharf, when one fell on
and badly mashed his arm. Tho stone weighed
about 200 pounds. The unfortunate man was
taken into Watts restaurant, and every atten.
tion was shown him. Both elbow and shoulder
was dislocatsd. He will, however, with proper
care and attention, soon recover.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

The JoSEs-MCCooL PRIzE FIGHT.-A
considerable number Of our fancy men and
shouder.hitt left this city yesterday, for Gin.
cinnati, in the 4,3O p m train to witness the ex-
pected ''milr' between Aaron Jones and his an.
tagonist, McCool.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

Yesterday was Cabinet day, and few visitors
called to see the President. All tho members Of
the Cabinet except those absent from the city or
sick were In attendance at the meeting.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

No Winfield Kelly was ar-
rested In the Second precinct, on Thursday, by
Officer Nuttiug, charged with keeping dog
without a license The charge was sustained
before Justice Walter, who imposed fine of S.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

CARRIAdEs AND BUoGIEs.-Any one in
want Of carriages. buggies, or rockaways, will
do we'll to give Robert II Graham q call. His
stock Is complete and his work warranted. Mr..
Graham's carriage repository Is 374 D street,
between Eighth and Ninth streets, and 10 well
worth q visit,
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
FRW YoRK sEcoNp moan

INV YORK sEC0ND BOARD SALES.
Coupons, 11lt; b.2o's, 1862, 114l; 5.2o's, 1864,
1904; 6.2o's, 1865, 11oi; 5.20s, January and
July, 1865, 1885, lo.4o's, 1o2Ii 1905, August,
1915 1905, June, 1877 1905, July, lo7i
Gold, 14lI.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

DRIvRd OVER rHE PAvEMENT.-0fliCeI
Reed, of the Third ward, arrested Dennis Dun
wood, laborer, charged with driving over the
Walter, who imposed nne of 81 on him.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

BE IN TME.-We advise all who intend
to enter Copp's Business College, corner Of Sew
enth and d streets, to do so by September s, as
the rates Of tuition will be raised after that date
We know Of no institution where so much and
valuable information Is given on terms so liberal
TO the students
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

MORE CARs-Five more one horse street
cars were received at the Baltimore depot yes.
torday for the Metropolitan Railroad Company.
1t has not been decided yet when they will be
placed on the track.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

NAVY YARD MArrERs.-Workmen are
now removing the boilers from the steamer Mar
blehead for repairs, and the Tallapoosa will be
put on the ways In q few days to be overhauled
and repaired 1t Is said the United States screw
for repairs.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

TRooPs FOR FoRr MoHENRY.-Company
D 4th United States artillery, under command
Of Captain Morris. arrived at Sixth street wharf
yesterday morning at O'Clock, from Fort Wash
ington. They were brought here In the barge
Haines, under tow Of the United States steam.
tug Fisher, and took the train for Fort McIlenry
q few hours after their arrival
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

A Coop IDEA.-on Thursday, surveyors
employed by the Orange and Alexandria railroad
were examining the grounds In the neighbor.
hood Of the Baltimore depot, with view to run
q track from the corner OF Indiana avenue and
First street. into the yard Of the depot. that tho
transfer Of passengers, baggage, &o., passing
through, may be facilitated.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

PERSONAL. - At q grand tournamen
which came of near Abbyville, Mscklinburg
county, Va, the successful knight p. J. Overly,
esq, Of North Carolina, crowned as queen Miss
Josephine Dowell, of Washington, D. @. The
maids Of honor were Miss Molie Tree, New
York; Miss Wannis Watkins, Richmond, and
Miss Alice Williams, of Clarksyille.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

VIoLATISG THE Cow LAw.-Daniel Sui
livan, for violating the COW law, was arrested by
0ficer Neatting, Of tho Second precinct, and
taken before Justice Walter. II this instance
81 was required as 6ns.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

AUCTION SALE OF MARBLE.-William L.
Wall a Co., auetioneers, 3lb and 3l7 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner Of Ninth street, will sell
by catalogue. and without reserve, on September
II, at 10 o'clock, at the Capitol grounds, 877
blocks Of white marble. Catalogues will be fur
nished on application at the warerooms Of Msssrs.
Wall a Co.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

The NATIONAL YAcHr CLJB.-Last even.
Ing q large meeting Of boat owners was held at
when the club was fully organized by choosing
the name, National Yacht Qub," and by the
selection Of tho following namd persons as OH /.
GERS Of the club: President, Optain L. D. Lsf
erty; vice president, DR.. L. E. Rauterberg; sec-
rotary. @. +. PuIsy. The club also adopted q
series Of rules for their regulation. Another
meeting will be held on MondH evening next at
7 o'clock, to which all boat owners are invited
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

CHRISTIAN BRoTHERs' AcADEMY.-This
well. known academy is located on G street, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth Streets and tho studies
Of the institute will DO resumed on the lrst
Monday In September. Tho directors Of the
academy will furnish full particulars.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

CAMP MEETINa.-The Severn circuit M.
P. Church commenced their camp meeting In
Smiths woods, near Hanover Junction, yester-
day. The grounds had just been vacated by the
camp Of the Laurel circuit M. =. Church. Our
citizens can visit the camp, as several trains on
the railroad stop each way at Hanover switch,
only II miles from the ground, and the price Of
round-trip tickets being but $1.25
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

No SALE. The two two-story-and.
attic brick dwellings, on tho north side of Louis.
lana avenue, near the corner Of Sixth street, for
merly belonging to the late John P. Ingle, and
now the property Of Mr., Owen Thorn, were Of
fsrsd at auction by Green 4 Williams, and So,
$50 for each house wero bid, but the owner hsy.
ing placed higher limit there was no sale.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

SECURED.-Officer William Cunningha
Of Georgetown, at about s o'clock yesterday
morning, found open the door Of tho dwelling oil
Mr.. Q. M. Mathews, corner Of Washington and
Boall streets. 1t was properly secured by him,
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
MARINE.

Steamer Express Harper, for Baltimore.
Schr. Dlrigo, Clark, from Boston, with guanO,
Sohr. b. Seaman, King, from Alexandria with
sumsei also, cleared for Alexandra, with aOur.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
TILE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN MORNING. AUGUST 81 1867

BASE BALL.-Ycsterday afternoon the
second mines Of the National and Jefferson base
ball clubs, played an exciting game, which was
closely contested, as will DO seen BY the follow.
inR scofe.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

TnAEKs.-To several obliging members
Of the base ball fraternity We return thanks fol
base ball matters sent us last evening.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

RESULTED FArALLY.-John Mitchell, the
laborer who was so unfortunate as to be badly
injured by On explosion at the Point Of Rocks
end Of the Metropolitan railroad, as stated In
the RKPuBLIcAsa day or two since, has since
died, and his remains have been brought to this
city. by his wife and other friends, for inter-
ment.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

TRAssFERs OF REAL EsrATR.-The fol.
lowing transfers of real estate were reported
yesterday Lot SO, square 7l9. $780, part lot
70, old Gsorgetown, $780, part lots S5 and 80,
d. aoS e. SUB ss4i iS o 9uSr' 9uS ssO SSS
$780, lot 4, square IL, $4,000.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

RoBBERr.-Yesterday morning at an
early hour, tho private apartment Of MIR. ]. @.
Collins, furniture dealer on the corner Of Eighth
and X streets, was entered by some person un-
known and robbed of piece of green ribbed
cloth, valued at $50.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

USsoUSD MELoNs.-Officer Whitemore,
Of the sanitary police, Seventh ward, reported
that he caused to be thrown overheard 1872 un.
sound uatormeons, so as to prevent them being
brought into market and sold to the community.
The officer has done good work
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

The WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS
CLUB hold q stated meeting at the Tribune
rooms Fourteenth street, at 1880 o'clock this
evening.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

LINCOLN DEPor.-George F, Gilbert, Gen.
sral Superintendent Of Lincoln Depot, has been
removed, and Mr.. VIM. Finn, formerly navy
agent, has been appointed to the place.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

GoRBUTTs HALL.-A number of our
trade societies hayo leased the spacious hall over
Harry Gorbutt's restaurant, conner Of Eighth
and K streets, In which to hold their stated
meetings. This Is hne hall, AID these socie
tics will have every comfort requisite. To those
1t Is, as yet, dissngsged for Tsesday, Friday,
and Saturday nights.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

The "0DD FIVE" AF.oAT.-A club
bearing this name, and eomposd Of Ms'srs. De.
Holly, superintendent police elegraphj B.SM.
Reed, captain police; Lewis abold, FIRE alarm
telegraph office, and Mr.. E. ". Wheeler, have
sailed In yacht for Acquix creek, there to
spend week or SO In fishing, shooting, 40, free
Of tho hum of business and dpt OF the city
May they have good time.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
Navy Departmeut,
Executive Mansion.

) NAVAL BULLErN.--Honorab discharged
Mate Geo. A. 0lmstead, from August ~.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

FINED FOR GANBLISG.-Henry Allen, a
shopkeeper, was arrested In the Second precinct
on Thursday, on complaint Of one Kate Smith,
who charged him with selling liquor without
license and with gambling. Only the latter
charge was sustained, and Justice Walter i'm.
posed fine of $40 for that offence.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

CHARGED WITH I.ARoESY.-B. g. Brooker,
an employee under Mr.. Noes Coleman, auc
tioneer on Ponnsylyania aveu,o, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, was arrelted yesterday by
Officer Kelly, Of tho Third ward, charged with
the larceny Of q large lot Of stGe goods from Mr..
Coloman's auction rooms. A OF Of goods were
brought forward for identification before Justice
Morsell last evening. but considerable difficulty
seemed to be experienced Ia recognising the
articles as the same that wero in the store. A
large number Of witnesses wqe examined, and
the case was set for further learing this even.
ing
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

Capitol ..................... fT s 1-43
'niSI,9s FIT c,ioS.,C:n;ioiYod.r / Abr i@,o bsy
ard 2-5; Interior-Barrett IL.
Homo runs-Harlan 1, Mcclellan /.
Struck out-capitol; Mcclellan ], Lawlor, Ia
Interior-Shedd 2-2.
Time Of game-2i hours.
Umpire-A. R. Thornette, Empire club.
scorers-s Frank sohwartI, Interior, J. R.
Stanton, Capitol.
CANES TO DE PLAYED.
Married vs.. Single.-Doubtless hundreds Of
pertous will be attracted to the Nationals new
grounds, Sixteenth and Q streets, this afternoon
to witness a somewhat novel game between the
married and single members Of the Union base
ball club for two prizes. Tho bachelor making
the most runs is to be presented with full.size
doll baby, while the fortunate one Of double.
blessedness Is to receive q regulation cradle
The match will be commenced at $3.50 o'clock.
In TIE BASE BALL matters Of our columns, q
few days since, we stated that the Athletic base
ball club, Of Philadelphia had been defeated by
tho National club, Of this city, last year, by q
score Of % to q. We wero misinformed. II was
the Nationals that were beaten.
Tho Pythians, Of Philadelphia, are in Wash.
ingtop. and will play o match game Of ball with
the Mutuals, Of this city, on the grounds Of tho
Olympic club, Ninth and streets, this afternoon,
at l o'clock.
The Titusvills (Pa.) Herald says "Base ball
Is raging fearfully throughout the oil region,
spaiing neither age nor condition. We eat base
ball, talk 1t, and act 1t. The other night one Of
the deacons Of church In Franklin, winding up
. petition to the Throne Of Grace, said AS we
start for home run to Glory, don't let US by the
devil bo caught on the fly p"
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

FIRES THIS MoSTu.-The following fires
occurred In the District this month up to the
hour Of our going to press:
August 3, s:42 p. m, box No. 3S, bedding In
Murder Bay. Damage slight.
August II, $40 a. m, box No. 46, fire In
Georgetown. Damsge heavy-about SIS, 200.
August 10, 1881 a. m, box No. IS, brick
triaing
August 20, 1925 q. m, bor No. 3S, bedding
In oolored mans house. Damage small.
Columbia engine Capitol IilD has not been
out this month, no dre havirg occurred east of
Seventh street west, or on the Island
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

THE Poroxic FERRY CoNPAxY.-The
steamboats, of this company. ply regularly
from six o'clock In the morning until seven
O'Clock in the evening, the Seventh street oars
connecting with the boats. This ferry, under
the able management Of W. D. Colt, esq, for the
past season has been model Of punctuality. We
notice that the fne steamer Wswaset leaves her
wharf, foot Of Seventh street, for Currioman, on
Tuesday and Friday mornings, at six o'clock,
Those Of our readers who wish to turn their faces
towards the Mecca Of America" the tomb Of
the Father Of his Country" can, on and after
Thursday, September 9, take the steamer for
Mount Vernon at the wharf On and after that
date the steamer will leave every Thursday at
10 O'Clock, and will return about 81 pm.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE-This time. .honored
institution founded In 1921 takes rank with
some Of the best institutions Of learning in our
land. Its location Is one Of the finest in the
country, commanding an elevated position over
looking the city Of Washington. Tho grounds
are extensive and beautifully laid out the build.
ing large and commodious. The law department
has a spacious edihee on Fifth street, opposite
the City Hall, fitted up with lecture, Office. and
library rooms. The medical department has an
elegant lecture room and museum on II street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, the
gift Of W. W. Corcoran to the College.
There are eleven professors and teachers In
the academic department. In the law and medi.
cal departments there are sixteen professors and
lecturers. The number Of students In the vari.
Gus departments for the year 1861 has been
440 In oil.
Rev. @. W. Samson, DID, the president, we'll
known for his accomplishments and energy, will,
with his able faculty, make 1t a success in the
great work Of education.
The national Republican., 1867-08-31
PA W N BROK Il IT'S .

EO1 NOT O f.. EC1
CC4 POOR PEOPLES FRIEND. CC4
P. BoYBR's LOAN oPPICE,
osiTwslfh street, between and D, near Pennsylva'
MIA avenue. Money Loaned on Ladies' and Gsntls-
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Jswslry, Pistols, Mechanical Tools, &o.
Business confidential. Old Gold and Silver bought
jalT-u p. BOYER
The national Republican., 1867-08-31

BURGLARS ABoUr.-Yesterday morning,
at about o'clock. Mr.. Goodwin, who resides at
No. 4S9 Now Jersey avenue, discovered that his
house was open, and that there was a burglar
within. Sergeant Walling, who was near at
hand, went through the premises, but the rogue
had escaped through the back door. He was
disturbed before he had q chance to "crib"
anything.