The national Republican., 1867-07-11


Baltimore Loyal League called on the Hon.
Thsddsus Stevens, at his lodgings, yesterday
forenoon, 10 invoke his assistance in tho prompt
enactment Of congressional legislation upon the
subject Of womanhood suffrage throughout the
Union. Mr.. Stevens addressed thsm at some
length In reply to their statements. Tho follow.
Ing arc the gentlemen appointed, 4 number Of
whom are from the ranks Of the oolored citizens:
Hon. John L. Thomas, r. Stockett Matthews,
Thomas Hamblston, James McDougal, William
Mcclymont, Thomas L Pitt, John W. Randolph,
Samuel M. Evans, John D. Asksw, James d.
Lonsy, VIM. II. Hebden, Frnuklln Supplee.
Hon. Joseph II. Audoun, Theodore Hooper,
Robert Turner, Geo. @. Stevens, W. L. Lowry,
Frank Netrger, W. II. Powell, Edward 8. Lam.
din. 0. =. Bump, William NJ. Marine, Walter
Motley, jr, Dr., Geo. W. Fay, Goo. r. Thomp.
Sohnaufor. Philip Schmiok, Stephen whaiep,
Richard Hennsbery, John J. ariggs Henry G.
Larrabee Ellington Fulton, VIM. W. Taylor
Baltis Kennard, Thomas II. Everett, Thomas II.
Spencer, Robert Road, John W. Bond, WIN, T..
Price, DR.. Thomas D. Evans, r. Laupus, George
HstI, DR.. u. J. Brown, A. wsisksttsI, NJ Kahi,
W. Ruths, Frank Gardner. Colonel N. Brewer,
Michael ]. Conner, Charles Frazier, Thomas s..
Lambdln, Captain Henry Gait, Thomas Duke
hart VIM. u. Dagger, Captain Stephen Bridge
Thomas D. Burch, Caleb W. Burgess, Joseph J.
Robinson, John Locks, VIM r. Taylor, Dr.
Henry Brown, James I. Randolph, William Z.
Gordon, Captain Jacob Hugg Charles Herges-
hsimsr, William Fsnsley, Nicholas Miller, John
N. Ely, Thomas Il. Waltham, Jas L. McPhail,
WIN. II. Cathcart, John Henderson, IT,, J. s.
Lynch, Thomas Q. james. Thomas Waters, Col
James M. Deems, Con. Andrew W. Dennisop,
Z. A. Abbott. John sassrmsn, o. L. l.. Leary,
Henry Reisenger, Thomas @. MCGUIRE, J. II.
Hooper, John A. Coleman, Thomas Booz, Geo.
r. Dunkerly, John A. Coleman, WIN. y. Taylor,
Charles Galamison, Matthew NJ. Luvsy, George
Myers George A. Hughes, John M. Lewey, IT,,
Colonel Z. +. N. Faehtl, WIN. =. McConn, VIM.
II. Fhts Daniel Harris, Q. @. Mason, Jehn Q.
Books, VIM. II. Bishops Elisha Nichols.
A GAY LorHARIo.-The Star, of last
evening, publishes the following Quite roman.
Ito affair transpired before tho Chief Of tho 40.
counting Bureau Of ono Of the departmental
Offices on Friday Of last week, and as several
embarrassing mistakes have already occurred In
relation 10 the matter, II Is but Just that the
truth should be stated. A certain Mrs. p. ap-
pcarod before tho official In question upon the
day specified, and informed him that herself
and husband, and employee Of his Office had
boon boarding, for some timo past, on Third
street; In tho same family boarded q dashing
young widow named Mrs. T., who was also
employed In tho same Office. During the 70.
cent warm weather. Mrs. p. alleges her hus.
band could not sleep, and would frequently
wonder about tho house In q sort Of undress
uniform. Lately something occurred to arouse
Mr.. P.'s suspicious, and she watched tho move.
ments Of hor "gay .Lothario," and discovered
that, In spite Of the almost tropical heat Of the
weather, he visited tho room Of Mrs. e. almost
nightly during the "wee smA' hours ayont the
twal." A package Of letters written by Mrs.
Z. fell into the hands Of tho injured wife, which
she exhibited to the official, and these tender
missivss from Eloiso to AbelArd establish the
fact Of P.'s inhdelity beyond all doubt. Tho
Injured wife declared that sho would never D.
with her husband again, and asked the De-
partment to dismiss hin. which request, Il is
more than probable, ,.willb be granted. Mrs. E.
We are informed, has been notified that her
services In that ofhce can DO dispensed with
aftor tho arst Of the month.
The NATIoSAL's WESTERN TRIP.-At
4:30 this afternoon tho National Base Ball Club
Of this city, will take the cars at the Baltimore
depot for tho West, whore they will play ton or
a dozen clubs before they will return. The fol.
lowing is the programme: .1.....
The train will proceed direct 10 Columbus,
Ohio, arriving about p. m, 18th instant; leav.
ing Columbus on the 18th, arriving at Cincinnati
about 10 p. m. same day; leaving Cincinnati on
the 10th, arriving at Louisville the following
morning; leaving Louisville on the 18th, arriv-
ing At Indianapolis same day; leaving Indian.
asolis on tho 10th, arriving at St. Louis same
day leaving ST. Louis on the 23d, arriving ut
Chicago the 24th.
Having accepted Invitations to play from the
following. named clubs, the games have been ar.
ranged as follows July, ls, Capitol Club, at
Vile, Louisville, Kentucky 10, Western, In.
dianapolis, Indiana q, Union, 81. Louis, Mis-
souri,; 20, Empire, 81. Louis, Missouri; rs,
Forest City, (of Rockford Chicago, Illinois; ~,
Excelsior, Chicago, Illinois, 20, Atlantic, Chi.
cago, Illinois. .. .,.
The friends Of tho club having consented, at
their request, To waive all entertainment, II Is
understood that none will be either offered or
accepted.
The above arrangements may be changed In
case Of rain or other interruption.
The party will leave Chicago on the 29th, 70.
turning by the most direct route to Washington.
REAL EsrArR SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper &
Latimer, auotionoers, sold the following property
yesterday afternoon: ...
East half oflot II, In square or reservation O,
having . front of 2s feet and running back 1885
feet inches to an alloy, containing 1890 feet,
.. 23 cents per square foot, to Mr.. Hugh Dig
neyi lot II, In square 1853, having front Of 100
feet, on N street north, with depth Of 100 foot,
on tho east side Of Eighteenth street west, and
improved BY frame cottage, to Mr.. T. D. HOds-
kins, for 81, 1853.
On Tuesday the same autiOnsers sold tho fol-.
lowing: Lot 81, square 70, subdivisions Of lots
2s and 20, containing 3,343 feet, TO Mr.. J. II.
Stencheoomb. for $735.46i lot 80, same square,
containing 3,S43 feet, to SAME, for $T35.46i lot
33, same square, containing 2,2s5 feet, to Mr.. II.
Ross, for $479. .85;1 lot 81, Same square, contain
ing 1859 feet, to Mr.. James L. Roche, for
$429.4; west 20 feet by 100 feet Of lot 10,
square 6l4, containing 1000 square feot, to Mr..
II. Comrades, at 90 cents por foot.
Messrs. Green 4 Williams, auctioneers, sold
lot IL, in square 20i, on Maryland avenue, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets east, to +. L.
Richards, at 20 cents per foot. Also, an old
frame house to p. Dallah for $l85.
r. M. Hall, at his real estate exchange, on
Monday, closed tho sale Of tho farm Of z. Will
liams, opposite the Insane Asylum grounds
14S acres-at $l9,782. Purchased BY A. r..
Shepherd and DR.. Nichols
THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE. Con-
PAsY-This institution 10 now In the tide
Of most successful prosperity, and the confidence
Of our people In Its management Is unbounded.
dividend Of 4per cent. for the past six months
was declared, FREQ oftax, and payable on the goth
Inst. This dividend, the report states, is not Us
large as could have boon msdeI but they believe
that II was their duty, for the safety Of the In
sured, To declare small dividends for the present,
and make their surplus large, thereby creating q
fund that will always be ready to meet all losses.