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Georgetown and Alexandria,

To OUR SUBscRIBKRs IN GEoRoETowS.-
Mr., j. d, 8. THoRS Is no longer agent for tb,
REPUBLICAN In Georgetown, and the cOllsotiou.
hereafter will be made BY the regular collectors
Of tho once, who will produce their authority,
signed BY tho proprietor.
Orders for the paper may be left at the Office Of
J. J. BoouE, Real Estate Agent, High street,
one door below Bridge street.
Nj. THOMAS GALLAGHER, No. ll5 st. Assph street
between Gibbon aud Franklin 10 our authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPuBLoAs In the city Of Al.xau.
dria, and will receive subscriptions snd advertise
ments, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
ALEXANDRIA MATpERs.

PoKr or ALEXANDRIA, Oct S--ArrIyed-stsAmef
Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to b, Wheat stasmsr
Kennebee, TAlbo', Baltimore, to J. Broders 10 :
ste.mer New York, Marshall, PhilAdolphiA, - N
Eldridge 4 Co
LrNBKR THIEF SHOT Ar-"n Saturday night act
Captain Joha l. Smith the ell sieat superintendent
OF the night watch, observed man, supposed TO be
eolorsd, bearing OF from the lumber yard OF heasrs
smoot Perry, lower end OF fCameron .treet, h'n,y
turn o. plank As soou as the thief discovered that
he was followed hs dropp his Plundsr aud sue
cs.dtd Ia eecting safe retreat, though the CAP
sent thrBs pistol balls after him.
RIVER PRoprrR The Columbia aud wAwaset
yesterday brought mp from the lower Potomac good
ktA We advise our country friends TO ship their
truck for the markets to this place, consigned to
the merchants, who will see that they receive fair
prices and prompt reIuTns.
FELL IS An IcE HorsE.-La,t Saturday morning,
before day, young mAn named Dooders Helmouth,
in the employ ment Of Mr.. William HollaOd, butcher
while preparing for market, accidentally In the
dark fell down the ieehouGe Of the latter on An
street, and sustained painful bat, It is hoped, not
serious injuries. He fell distance Of twenty Ihr
feet, and was found lying insensibie between two
hogsheAdB, and on top Of a cake Of 10, over foot
thick which had been broken into two by his weight
PREsESr Mr.. Fisher, the efficient assistant super.
lntendelt OF the Orange, Alexandria, Snd Manassas
railroad, has been presented with handsome silver
mounted railroad lamp. with his name etched upon
It In beautiful characters This handsome and val
uAble present arrived this morning, from PhilAdel-
phia, at the store OF Mr. Wm. COsan.
FIdHT-A hsticuf engagement occurred yesterday
evening near the Virginia House, upper end Of kag
street, which attracted quite crowd bat the com.
bNApts separated before either Of them received
any serious iDJ ures
sApE-Ths GaIsttsiAysi The sstsAmsr James Green,
reported In the Washington papers a. supposed to
bS lost arrived at New York Saturday, aud sailed
for this port at 0 O'Clock Yesterday morning.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
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SUITS
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Three chffcEsS's Iii; Gss 81 RfsE TgE''''
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FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER srlrS.
Good Bla.k Cloth PrOeks 90 4.
Black Clot Froek- SO.
EsYs' coLok.y AND WHITE
SHIRTS
CHILDSEN7s SHIRT WAISTS,
Plain, Fancy and Emnroidersd.
MBBINo sHlRTs.
Boys' Geuu,ns Blekskin GR1ntlets.
Boys Heavy Cotton seeks.
SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs.
sUrfrs
GENTLEMEN and YOUTHS,
silk-nlxed Salts, go
Double and Twist suits, e2O.
Standard Silk mixed Suits, tb,
Good Business Suits, el2 and els.
ksntueky Jeans suits, fl0,
Good Heavy ovsrsOsts. 90.
Waterproof Tweed oyereUAts, o..
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
lever bad now ready for
CUSTOM WORE,
Low PRICES
EDWARD HARRlS',
and other famous Domestic, French, Austrian, and
Bngil,h Cs.tings, Beavers CassimsTss Se., made to
0'1' - " Nkw YORK Prices.
HEAVY KBBED
FINE PLAIN
uERlNo sHIkTg AND DRAWERS
LAMB,.wooL siiRfs AND DRAWERS,
ToR 30
Very aAo white and tSarlst Flannel Shirts aud
Drawers
BOys' MerinO shirts and Drawers.
Country Knit Socks
Warranted BueksSiu Gloves.
Pine Black Cloth Sacks, 80.
Fine Black Cloth Proeks, eaO
Fine Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants, so,
Hsayy Blue Beaver Suits.
Youths Black Cloth Sacks
Childreu's Black Suits.
fansy Velvet Vests
Fancy and Plain silk Vests.
White Duck Vests.
Boys' Standard School Suits, 1850
Boys' Cashmere Salts, o.
Boys' Double and Twist Suits, sic
BoyG' Virginia Cashmere Suits
Boys' Water proof Tweed oVereoAn
ONE PRICE ASKED.
no LESS TAkRN
GEO G AEENIEd,
No bS5 Seventh street near Mary aud Ay'hue,
Corner Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
3 4 3 3 ! ! : : ! ass
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

LARcESr.-George Washington, colored, came
to this city some few weeks since from Mary
land, and located at tho house Of Mattingly
simms. oolored, residing near tho navy-yArd.
Mr.. siums treated George very ry.kindly; but he
hsd nestled a viper, for the ungrateful fellow
took advantage Of the absence of Mr. simms,
and possessed himself Of silver waiter valued
at $37, the property Of his host, and made of
vita 1t. But justice overlook the rascal, and at
a hearing before that worthy magistrate, Gull,
was fully committed for court.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

ASSAULT AND BArrERY-Robert Green and
Andrew jackson, oolorod, had hearing before
Justice Tucker, charged with assault and bat.
tory upon Walker Williams. The Justice held
the pair In good security to answer at court.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

CHARGED WITH RAPE-Wm. wintza, an up.
holstsrer was arrested last evening by detectives
Miller and Coomes, at his reJidence on Eighth
street, above I, charged with rape upon the per.
son Of q little girl named Nina SetEger, resid.
ing on Sixth street, between @ and Ii. Tho
offence is stated to have been committed on the
10Th ult. The defendant was taken to head.
quarters, and will have hearing this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

APPoISrED.-Zaoh. D. Brooke, esq, of the
District Of Columbia, has been appointed a first.
class clerk in the Office of the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

SUFFERING AuoNG THE FREEDMEN Is re-.
ported that at Kendall Green thore is much suf-
fsring among the freedmen, the Government
having ceased to give them rationS. The build.
ings there have boon divided into rooms, which
are rented At 50 per month, and 1t is stated in
case Of failure to pay the goods arc oonlscated
by the officer in charge, Major Townsend.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

TIE DECEASED CoNsrIRAToRs,-Hea boards
have been erected at the heads Of the graves of
building,
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
aatiuual @spablifau.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, one insertion, eli subssqusnt inssr.
lions 90 cents. one square, one month, ts. Liberal
inducements 10 quartsriy, semi mi.snnual, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day Advertisements, 20 per cent addi.
uonsl Twice week advertisements, 70 Per cent.
additional. ..'..
Right lines sonsiituts . square. Less thsr sausrs
charged In proportion, At the above rates, .-...
Edtorisi notices, 26 cents Per line each Insertion
Local ustess, % cents per line each Insertion. .
Adyertisemsnts should be handed In before D. m.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

MISSIONARY SERyICH.-To.nightA a missionary
service will be hold at the Church Of the Fpi.
phany, Rev, Dr. Halls at u o'clock. The III
Rev, Bishop Whipple, q distinguished divine, Of
Minnesota, will plead the cause Of Western mis-.
siOns, and particularly those Of the different In.
dian tribes
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

TnE AanrouLfunAb Fam GROUNDS YEsrER.
pAr.-The weather yesterday. was terrible and
none cared 10 buffet the bestlngs OF the rain or
wished to encounter the ruthless casts Of the
pitiless wind. II certainly was q most foul day
for fair, and Jupiter Piuvius thought II his
duty to throw wet blanket over the feet trot.
ters aud patient bloodsd stock. Nothing seemed
10 be In their element save the water fowl. Tho
ducks and geese were In their glory-the poor
dorkipgs, the rich plumsge Spanish chickens, and
tho game little bantams looked really pitilul In
their bedangled feathers. The storm had no
let mp, and the attendance was In consequence,
very meagre. The entries for thoroughbreds
and agricultural implements have been extended
until the 9th proximo. Saes Of stock and agri.
cultural implements commence on the Sth Of
November. Owners can remove them before the
9Th II they do not propose to sell them. Mr..
Clsmsnt Hill, Of Prince Georges county, will
have thirty head Of stock at the grounds on
Wednesday next. The horses Gen Butler,
Longless, and Capt. Mcgowan arrived here this
morning. Silas Rich |, already here. The fol.
lowing horses 10 charge Of Mr.. J. ? Heise have
also arrived, and arc temporarily at Prices
livery s,abie, viz: Mountain Maid. Lizzie Little
field, Gunsey, and Mary, all Pennsylvania horses;
May Queen, Of California; Fanny Allen, brown
stallion, mo name,) and Frank, New Jersey
horses; and Polly Ann, a Chicago mare.
Let us hops for good weather and good days
sport to-day.
DRUsK AND DIsoRDERLY-Andrsw ]. Brown,
oolorsd, for being drunk and disorderly, was ar.
rested BY an ofhoer Of the Second precinct, and
fined BY Justice Thompson 81.
Augustus Rosth and Richard Nolan had q
hearing before Justice Chaplin at tho Sixth pre-.
cinct station, charged with disordsriy conduct,
and were fined 90 each.
Wm. Thomas and W. O. Donevant for being
drunk, were dned by Justice Walter IS each,
Thomas paid up, but Donovant not having the
funds, was sent to the workhouss. Chas. Cald-
we'll for using profane language, was food BY
tho same Justice f5.
Geo. Thompson and John 7. Bradley wOro
fined BY Justice Harper at the Fifth precinct
station 81 each, for disorderly conduct.
John Cole, John Wright, John Randolph,
James Price Aloysius Reeve, and Harriet
Bryan for being drunk, disorderly, and profsne,
were arrested, and at hearing before Justice
Tucker, at tho First precinct station, fined in
various sums
BASE BALL.-A very interesting game Of base
ball was played on Saturday last on Castloman's
lot, between the Young Beginners, Of George
town, and the Nsmeiesi, Of Washington, which
resulted In a victory for the latter by score Of
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

RoBBED OF MoSEr.-An aged colorcd woman,
named Kitty Scott. was, about three weeks ago.
robbed Of sl07 In money and suspicion rest.
ing upon John Dangerfeid and his wife, they
were arrested by an oflioer Of the Sixth precinct
and taken before police magistrate, who dis.
missed tho case for want Of sufficient proof.
Since the case was dismissed the accused seemed
to have considerable money, and made several
purchases. Tho case was put into the hands Of
the detectives.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

FoURTH PRECINCT, were about dozen
cases Of drunkenness and disorderly conduct
before Justice Morssll at the Fourth precinct
yesterday, fines being imposed in every instance,
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
AUCTION SALES.


DY WILLIAM L. WALL 4 CO.,
ID AUCTI JERRhs,
Stores SIS and Sl7 southwest corner Of Pennsylvans
aVsprA and Sinth street.
GOVERNMENT SALE oY VALUABLE SQUARE AND
BUILDING LOTS IN THg CITY OF wAsHIHd-
TON, D. c., At PUBLIC AUCTION
prTics PsBLIc BuILpIEgs, 0RopHps, Arp woHHs, 4
wAsHINsroN CtrI, D, O., October 1891 4
On TUESDAY, the 5th day Of November, 1897, com
msneipE al IL m, will be sold, TO the highest bidder,
by W. L. WALL 4 CO., suetionsers, at their auction
rooms on the ,outhvest corner Of Psnnsylvaua ave-
nus aud Ninth street west, the following described
property belonging to the United ststssi
Lots numbers 4. 8, apd 10, 10 Square No. SOL.
Lot numbsred 10, In SOU re No. oo0
Lots numbered l. 2, and is, In square No. e6.
Lot. numbered and 10 square No. ll6.
All OF Square numbered !, ,D25
Ihis square bs rece lily beon subdivided and laid
oct n lots aud will be sold in lois according to the
survey, which can be ou th. dsy OF sale ur,
should any one desie to bid for the whole square,
opportunity will be given.
Terms Cssh, In Government funds, on dslivery Of
deeds OF thrk7roparty
one-hfth the parehsss msuey to be paid whsp
the property Ia knocked Of
should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms
OF sale the property will thsa and there be put mp
Again, and sold 10 the hlsh.st bidder
II the whole terms are cot complied with within
thirty day, from the day Of sale the oesr In charge
serves the right TO resell at the risk aud Of the
nrst purchaser. N. MlCHLBR,
MAJ Of Engineers, Brsyet Brig Gsn U. 8 A.,
In charge OF Public Buildipgs, &c.
W. WALL co,
oo s.tds luctioneers.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

Friends MEETING The quarterly meeting
Of the Society of Friends (Hicksites) commenced
yesterday in the Lombard.street meeting house
Many Friends from Washington and vicinity arc
ally the interests Of those Friends residing on the
Western Shore Of Maryland and the adjacent
portions of Pennsylvania and Virginia,-Bahi.
more Snn, 2Sh.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

HEAyr FrNE.-JosePh Lloyd eoiored, was
arrested by olicer Lloyd, Of the Fourth precinct
charged with keeping q gambling house Jus.
tico Morsell aned the defendant $50, and In de.
fault Of payment he was sent to the workhouse.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

ball was played on Saturday last on Csstleman's
lot, between the Young Beginners, Of George
town, and the Nsmslesi, Of Washington, which
resulted In a victory for the latter by score Of
30 to 10 We amend the score:
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

TIE GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.-Yester.
day a large number Of fast horses from Philade-
phiA aud other sections arrived hore, en- route for
the great National Horse Fair in Washington,
which commences to-day, and on account OF
which was to have commenced this morning, to
continue for Ave days, has been postponed
BahimOre Commercial, 2sth.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

Umpirs-James Mccarthy, of Northern ii
erty base ball club.
Scorerr--Messrr. Kuester and McGrudar.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO
KILL.-Mr. Albert N. Seips, a clerk, was ar.
rested on Saturday evening by Officer Crnmp,
Of the Fourth precinct, charged by William
@. MoGreary with assault and battery with
intent to kill. The accused was held for hear.
ing before Justice Morsell. MeCreary will bo
recollectsd as being before Major Richards on a
serious charge some months since, tho case being
dismissed. Young Seipe, who Is charged with
assaulting him, is the brother Of Miss Ssipe, the
prosecuting witness in the case referred to.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

Ar WoRK.-The contractor for razing the
penitsntiary building Is at work, with about a
dozen hands, tearing down the east wall Of the
main south wall.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

RoBBED. .-Yesterday evening, ss nsmber Of
fancy folks wsro going down to the Seventh
light excursion, In a street car, an editor of a
city paper and a superintendent OF q line Of
steamboats, stepped on tho platform. They
showed through the crowd into the car, and soon
thereafter they discovered they were relieved Of
their pocket-books and, strange as II may seem,
each party lost the sum Of Sl2; but the editor
was tho greater loser, for he lost two daily pa.
pers-valuabls ones no doubt.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

COLUMBIA TEMPLE OF HoSoR, No. At a
meeting OF this organization held on Saturday
evening, the following were elected officers for
the ensuing term, commencing November |: W.
@. T., d. p. Holloway, reelected; W. v. T., W.
II. Chassi W. r., L. II. Pearson W A, r., Wm.
p. Lennauj W. Y. R., George A, Mark; W. T.,
F. M. Heatoni W. Usher, T. @. Spurgsou; W. D.
T., J. L. Wright W. a., Ed. Cottrilli W. s, D.
T. wilkins
The national Republican., 1867-10-29

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The national Republican., 1867-10-29

A CURIOSITY Tho cigar steamer, blockade
runner, owned by the Confedsrates, and captured
by the Union forceI off Charleston, is now lying
on the fats of Fourtsenth street, having been
purchased by Mr.. Knight at Government sale
She is remarkable looking vessel, and 10 we'll
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but her hazardous days are over, as II Is the In.
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The national Republican., 1867-10-29

JOINT Committee MEErING.-This evening
the committees appointed BY the Washington
and Georgetown Councils, the Board of Trade Of
the District, and the Merchants Exchange of
Georgetown will meet at the Board OF Trade
rooms, to confer In reference to the extension of
a branch Of the Alexandria, Loudoun aud Hamp.
shire railroad to this District. The committees
appointed by the Councils last night were Messrs.
James A. TAFT and 2. Richards, OF the Aldermen,
and Messrs. J. 9. Dulin, 7. @. Connolly, A. p.
Clarke, Robert Ball and S. s. Baker, of tho Com.
mon Council