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Supreme CHAMBERS.


Decisions.
Judge Sunderland rendered judgment, 10 tho roiowior
case yesterday
John u. B,ady ra 7ns 1aypy DC, Of Tew York 4 at
The temporary injunction which Was granted IL vacated
aud 's motion TO continue II Is Denied with SIC costa
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CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM PERU.
Disastrous Defeat of President
Prado.
OUTBREAKS IN LIMA AND callAO.
yhe Rival Aspirants for the Presi-
dency.

Tbs steamer Henry Chaupcey, Captain Gray, from
Aspinwan January 2s arrived At sn,s port yesterday
ne following is tho list OF treasure brought By the
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o'cieck
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PERU.
s,Ec;M CORRESPONDENCE uf Irt HERaLu

Details Of Prndo's R0na nj Arequlpa-E1ys
Arrival In I&ma-Prad0 Takes Refuge in
ske American Legation.
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SEVERELY ISJURED.-Iestcrday morning
as wOrkmen were engaged in levcling the
banks Of the Alexandria Aqueduct, tho bank
gave way, falling upon and completely bury.
Ing young man named James A. washing.
ton. Tho earth was removed, and the unfOr-
tunate young man taken out terribly bruised
md injured about his breast and back The
Injured man has family In Fredericksburg,
which place he left about six weeks ago. He
was taken In charge by officer Harper and
one Of his fellow.workmen, who had him con.
reycd to his clearinghouse In Valley street
Coal TRADE ny CANAL.-The following Ia
a statement OF the coal shipments over the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, for the week
ending Oct 10: American Company, 2,593,le;
2,b7s,0oj Consolidation Company, 2CG0.Ojj Gum
herland Coal and Iron Company, l,49jl6;
Hampshire and Baltimore Company, 1850 90;
National, 22l.li. Total, u, j0j.li.
GRAIN MARKET.-Receipts of wheat are
much larger than for several days past, and
former prices are fairly maintained. The Of
ierings on Change this morning foot G,+3i
$500 do, $685. loo do, -. G2 100 do, $3.50. No
corn or oats offering.
ALEXANDRIA AQuEpUCT.-Thc work on the
Alexandria Aqucduct, which has been sus-
pended for n few days on account of the
ing Lumber is arriving to complete the un-
finished arches, and in u short time the whole
job Will be completed.
USsrANPED MBAEuREs.-James Hand, col.
ored, oyster peddler, was arrested on Thurs
day BY Otiicer Broom for using measures
which had not been stamped by the proper
officer. He was taken before Justice Buckley,
who fined him $3.50
THE PoRr.-Entercd and clcared-Steamcr
Thos. l.. Chhill, from and for Baltimore.
Cleared-Brig +. S. Morrymau, Merryman, for
Boston.
THE CorxciLs.-Last night the Councils
met, pursuant to adjournment, but transacted
no business of special moment
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ARRIVALS At THE uorrLs

KIRKWOOD HOUSE-KtNo.
reid Md MGFrG Mo S1d Tilf CITY; MIsS MeE
barron, ] II barron, Washington; 7 L Nor.
gan, j. Brown, Fairylew, Pa, Chand-
Orleans; Harry Emiek, Davenport, Iowa. s
Lockwood, Pittsburg, Pa; L 4 Dorony and
wife, Robert T Sharpe and wife, Cleveland;
\ sY =, + PineEney. Ehariestonip a n BaHssr trN
Y; John Berry, James Emory, Joseph Thomr-
son. Richmond.
METROPOLlTAN-SH 4 Porrs.
Hon Jas u Beck and Nathan Lewis, Kyi
Henry Albcttson, Philadelphia u W Tucker,
NY; p II woodward, Ga; VIM b Mccain,
Richmond; Martin, va; James Chaskel, n
Sysa .na % h. ky PSSn sSo
man, N.Y. J X Taylor and wife, Hamilton,
Va; Mary A Eye and daughter, Chester
Freedman, n " W f Hoffman and wife, Ciin.
ton, N j. W Patterson, U s A; L wuftzem.
berg, PrusSiai W wurtzenbcrg, Austria.
EBDlTT HoUSE-C. q. WILLARD.
Clarke, Vermont; Gen Bsche, U s A; J A
Williams, Pai George W Narson, u, NCJJS
Evans and child, Ky; O z Lewis, MIDI MIssE
Hibarj, Erncst Pastor, N Y;F A Ttoscott,
Doston; J W Smith, washington, DC; J
6Ss GSs. Esk p .na "ie " wi %sS.
Miss; 5 N Goodalc, Ohio; J p Kimball, n VI
Geo W Dean, Coast Surveys DR. q II Allen.
Mrs q Ii McCartec, N Y.
IL Campbell, J + Slifer, W T. Owens, l.
Easton, Philadelphia; b Il Turner, J l. Adams,
J X Skinker, John d Carr, II NJ Harrover,N Va;
J X Vciteh, IL Gray, J I Blak iston, George
Brent, Md J Sanderson, NJ 5 Baswell, John
Dorsett, Baltimorei 7 A NelOon, George
Bachelor, N Y.
wlLLARDS'-SYKEs 4 CHADWICK.
Edwin Dodge, Z q Dodge, N Y; t II Sander
sou, d Cole, Jr, Galveston, Texasi J W Crack
born, Boston; L II Pendleton. N Y Judge W
A Patterson, Tenn n Camp, N y Charles
Turner, Bsltimorej II Cole, Georgia.
UNITED STATES HOTEL. II. BRAN.
II q Bishop, N Y Levi Stafford, u N; NJ
W Mungen and lady williamsport, Pa
racusc, N Y Geo Smith, Alexandra W l.
Bailey, L ) n N U Thomas, U g Ward, Bal.
timore; ) Taylor, Richmond, Va;
Brockway, Owego, N y.
OWEN HOUSE S. W. OwIS.
A NJ Bradish, Utica, N Y; J X Bartlett, U 5
n; Thomas + Williams, l. Blunt, IL; Lewis
wetmore, VIM W Wetmore; J 5 Mcintyre,
Calamus; Samuel Purdy, San Franciscoj DR.
Logan, Leavenworth, KAN Edward Portals,
France.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
W + Supplcc, X W Brown, Baltimore;
Fraser, MIDI Burnes, + q Bell George A
Jacob, N Y; A A Tufts, W Osgood, Chicago;
Jas W Green.
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In BASREUPTCY,-Inrc re-. Charles +. Howard
In this Gaze, question came up for the Lccis-
ion Of the Register. as 10 the landlords claim
for rent. The bankrupt, at the time OF filing
the petition In bankruptcy, occupied premises
which he rented OF J. n, Johnson. The goods
on the premises which passed by law into the
legal custody of the assignee, remained on the
premises until the Issue Of the fact OF bank
ruptcy, whercupon the landlord claimed full
rent for that period, out Of the assets Of the
bankrupt. The Register sustained the claim,
and ordered payment to the landlord accord.
ingly. James T.. Williams for claimant.
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DIsTRIcr nT.--Judye Wy'ie.-The follow.
ing order In admiralty was made yesterday;
II. Deyenny VS., Steam-tug Katie Wise. This
is libel brought to establish a lien upon a
vessel for certain notes due the plaintiff as
purchase money.
An order that proper process Issue wns
Adjourned.
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THE COURTS.

CiRculr CouRT-Judge Fisher.-Thia couit
entered the following orders yesterday;
Thomas l.. Hume, survivor, vs.. Geo. Scrtz.
Judgment by default for t2g3l5.
Columbus Alexander, plaintiff, va. VIM. b.
Lewis, defendant, on appeal. Judgment below
Tor tgsi affirmed on appellants default.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

Equity CoURr-Judgc WWic.-This court
held short session yesterday and entered the
following orders: sss-
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown
Railroad VS.. Martin ct al Order referring re-
ceiyer's financial statement, SC, for the mon tn
Of August to the auditor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17
GEORGETOWN AEFAIgs.

ORDERS forthe NATIONAL REPUBLtcANin George
town aay 10 left at the bookstore Of MeEsrs. 7.
NJ. X. NJ. < Co. l2j Bridge street. or at Mossrs
OF. Gctty Co.'S, log Bridge street, where copies
Of the REFgBLtgAS may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

Ii CHAMnER'.-Julge Fisher.-Upon rcquisl-
ton from the Governor of Maryland, the Court
ordered the surrender OF Daniel Jones, col
ored, charged with committing an assault with
Intent to kill on Charles L. johnson, in Mont
gomcry county, Nd. Jones was surrendered,
county.
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LATEST REruRSs.-Wc returned from the
celebrated Oak Hall, No. tGi Seventh street,
this morning, satisfied with their splendid na-
sortment of piece goods, which they make up
with style and finish unsurpassed. n0.lU.5
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FIVE DOLLARS will buy n fashionable silk
hat at Petty's hat and shoe Gtoro, SIS Seventh
street, between d and T.. zone price only
marked In plain figures" 4
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AMUsEMENTs.

WALLS orERA HoUsE-It will be remem.
cred with regret that tonight will be given
he last representation OF the great moral
drama OF "Uncle Toms Cabin" This after.
noon there will be matinee for the gratinea.
tion OF ladies and children.
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GgNTLHNgN's FALL OvERcoATa, from u to
s5. Some very neat ones and variety to Sc
lect from, at Geo. q. Iknning'B, No. 5il Sew.
enth street. One Price, In plain figures.
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FIVE DOLLARS ONLY for n boys Atwood
winter suit, at the celebrated Oak Hall.
DOM mistake the number, 40l Seventh street,
opposite tho Post Oalce. Bring up the boys.
l0lBO
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SALgs OF REAL EsTATE.-Coop-r s Lstimrr
Auctioneers, have sold at private sale lots 81
90, 10, a. 42, IS, ~, IS and A. being subdivision
OF lots in square ls2, and fronting on Rhode
Island avenue, between sixteenth and Seven.
tcenth streets west, to Thomas Young, ESQ. ,
al II cents per square foot; also, at auction,
parts Of lots % and 81, in square IS, with i'm
proyements, fronting on Twentieth street, be.
tween and X, to John Gray, for fl,U31i and
WoOdley," and situate in Washington coun-
ty, containing thirty.three seres, with I'M
proVements and privileges OF same, to Gen.
WIN. II. Emery, q. s. A., for t53, 1850; also, to
the same purchaser, the household and kitchen
furniture, plate, pictures, object OF vcrtu, en-
cravings, horses, harness, carriages, vehicles,
books, agricultural implements, &C., for - go.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

HOTEL THIKvIEG.-For some time past Col.
Samuel Owen, proprietor of the owen House,
Suspicion rested upon = negro man, named
Nilliam Duncan, who was employed to
eHrry the clothing to and from The washer
woman, and he was arrested by Lieut.. John
son, OF the Second precinct, and turned over
to Detectives Coomes aud Miller for the pur-
pose OF thoroughly investigating the case.
The laStnamrd officer, after diligent search,
found tho stolen property 10 nuncan's trunk,
at his house, six miles out the Eleventh street
road. The accused had a hearing before Jus
tice Walter, who committed him to jail for
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

IsA DANGEROUS CONDITION The seventh
street bridge, crossing the canal, is in a very
dlApihated condition at present for tho pas
sage of teams. Yesterday morning . horse
attached to a wagon narrowly escaped break
ing hls leg by placing his foot on rotten
plank, which gave way under his weight
The corporation authorities, under the super
vision OF Canal Commissioner Summers, has
repaired its portion Of the bridge 10 admit The
sale passage of pedestrians and teams, but the
track OF the city railroad should be put In
repair at once, else the company may suffer
by tho loss of valuable stock, Let the matter
bn loDkad Intn
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

Economy is WRALTHl Therefore we advise
our readers, who are in want Of Gents fur.
nishing goods, TO go to Marble Hall, No. As
Seventh street, opposite the Patent Ollicc, the
popular proprietors Messrs. Franc Il Goldman,
having just purchased large quantities Of fine
mcrino undershitts and drawers from New
York auctions, which they will sell at 40, 30,
IS, and 10 cents, and a ine article for 81. white
shirts, hosiery, gloves, neck.ties, scArfs, Sc,
Of the finest grades, and At the lowest prices
We defy competition. 4
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

LAND IN LoUDoUN CouSTY.-Mr. John
Sioussl, ofthis city, has recently purchased a
farm Of 62j acren In LOudoun county, Va, four
miles from Evansville, for sl2 900,
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Pianos and Music.
Wood and Coal.



\ GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES
WHITE ASH
NH MIR an AM gan ''ioS.l
CUMBERLAND COAL, run u ruin"
do, do lump.
POUNDS To THE TON GUARANTEEn
OAK AND PlNK WOOD CONSTANTLY
HAND
o. Now l., tho time for families to put ia their
winter = supply. - ,,,,.,,,.,,
southeast corner VI Now York avenue aud Fif.
taruIh street, Stirn's now butldluE, formerly At
" Ninth street, betUrSn u aud l.. Yard ana
whaTy0s foot OF seventh street auaI-I
'TlIs Is TO GlYR SuTlCB THAT TIIgSrH.
L scr.b-r has ubtAlUNl from the Orphans count
u w..hnEnu CouaIy, lulhc putrictufCu! a.,
letters Of Admnslratiun On the personal nstsle "
TuEurHlLrs e, MuGsAS, late u Washington ennnIy
alOrraL!l, deceased, All persons having CLAIMS
rguust tho Fa,d deceased are hereby warned lex
hlhH IT." zane, With tho vouchers IN ,r'rl. t. llt
7ur,lhor, On q, before the sob iIy 4 :, Jlnuhrt
next llry May uthcrw iev by law he esq uArd lrulu
all brurht ct tho baid estate
uiIcu uudcr nay hand this 3lL day u orpI"plhcT,
ISIS HELEN v MORGAN,
ocl'N5w Administrative.
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ASNIvERsAHY.-ReY. o. II. Smyih, pastor
OF the sixth Presbyterian church, will preach
hls fourth anniversary sermon Tomorrow, at
II O'Clock a. IN. The sermon will touch on the
wonderful work Of Christian enterprise now
going on In New York city, and VIII suggcst
practical plans for similar efforts In this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

A PUBLICATIONS., FOR ,nlPLICATg LAID
To all WaVm Il may concern:
PENSION OFFICE, Aug. Is, lsGS, I
Application having been made under tho set
June = !S,i' Ter the retssqo q the f9loY!nS de.
aE "Essa TO H
At !hS date fSLiGiTigg The I"ssrntiSn q each war
DO reissu"d' II no valid objection should then aP.
No LIE fer 10 acres. issued under tho, uc, Of
widow Of WILLIAM White, and was granted Sop.
March ;. lSsj in tho name u George rrtcrmaG, aaj
No 3s.S2 fSr s. acres. i.saeJ uad|i i tGs act Of
aud was granted March y. 1870. November Il,
M, i9,cS,, torso acres. issued under tho sc, of
March s, lSS, IN the Hamo OF SnsRnnnh bum,
WIDOW OF DANIEL Ppm, aud was granted May Is,
ara was granted February IL, 1856 November t. i.
No. 60. IOi for 100 acres. Issued under the act u
aS aai Nay GSS Isl d E"iSpi H Ss
No. u, iB2 for lGO acres, Issued under the act OF
Ma Il g. SC $S%T yisaH aud
No, 800, for TO- acres, issued under the act Of
and iisl n" 6S tSibS T27nfs
NJ, ltO5', l4r 20 acres, is'srd under the act
S TH GaH $ asa N &c Gf|S G@o E; &
~ 100; t%r iGo Gcrr,, issued under !ho get .,
wa FTaalSd fsbraary 5 a 5T i So
No u, SIS, tor 1917 acre., issued under the act 0f
March T. lSi5, in tho nam" u BENJAMIN Rose, and
No 1851, for lGb acres. issued under The act OF
&S4 + @ q u.s. "" b. Of al Nv sas
Mach ID, ISIS November l, ISIS
No. 3los7. for lD acres, issged under the act Of
March 3, 1879, n tho name Of George r Hum. and
was granted JuneE,lx 6 November q, lS5,
No, s,6l9, Tor 100 acre., issued under tho act Of
February II, lsi7, in the name u Samuel GCtts,
and was granted October Z. l4s, December 10,
ISIS
No -, hs. for 10 acres, ishucd under tn, aci Of
March \, 1871 In the name u James MRFtlu u, mud
was granted July =, 1875. December 10, is
CHRIS, G.. cox,
Comm ssiOneT Of Pensions
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

Potomac FRUIT GRowERs' hssociAT!oH,-
The association met, pursuant to adjourn
ment, at the house Of DR.. Lloyd, ut Falrs
Church, Virginia, on Wednesday OF last
dent, The names OF ], q, BuRutrcn, Gco. Is.
Whiting, John Mccormack, Daniel MunsUR,
Ira Munson, Miles MuuBon, J. II, frny, and
A. l., KoOn, were proposed for membership,
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GEN. l., G.. CAEHINUToS'H SrggrU.---We did
not report Gen. Caring tons speech on Thurs.
day night as fully and accurately, nor exactly
in the order II was delivered, md we here give
some sentences which were not delivered.
We publish from the manuscript he furnished
us his Ave leading objections to the success OF
the present democratic party, which DO not
differ however, very materially from the re
port already given:
Objections to tho Democratic party: lst
The success Of the Democratic party would be-
II not In fact, regarded ASA triumph OF the
revolutionary spirit over the national cause,
both by the people Of this country and Of for.
eign nations the effect of which would be to
Impair the credit and stability Of the Federal
Government; while on the other hand the
election of Grant and Coltax would be, II not
In fact, regarded as n triumph Of the national
cause over the spirit OF secession, nullihcg-
tion snd revolution. I'd. am unwilling to
trust the finances Of the country with tho
Democratic party ms Mt present organized.
One Important element In that party Ia the
rebel host, who hated the Federal Government
and still love the lost cause. II successful In
the present contest, II must be through the
joint efforts Of them and their worthcssallics;
and we have reason, therefore, TO appFehend
either that they would refuse to pay the ma
tiunal debt, which was created In defeating
their scheme Of Southern CUnfcdcracy, or
propose this compromise We will pay tho
national debt II you will pay tho rebel debt.
Now | am opposed equally to the reputation
OF tho national debt and the assumption Of the
rebel debt. sd. The Democratic party COM
plain of tn c national debt. They seem to In
tlmate, II lhcy 10 not distinctly aYow, the
doctrine OF Reputation, while their repre-
sentative, i. =. Blair, jr., seems TO think that
the beat way to settle the national debt, and
all other national difficulties, is to promulgate
the doctrine of notification, excite a spirit OF
revolution, and inaugurate another civil war
9Th. The Democratic party is for war In peace
and for peace In war When secession reared
Its horrld hcadat the South, and the Republi.
cans were for compromise, peace, and con-
Citation, the Democratic party clamorcl for
war. When the rebellion assumed the proper
lions OF civil war, and the nations life was
hanging by thread, and the military arm Of
the Government was extended at full length,
the Democrats were heard crying for peace,
and now, when the Lieutenant General OF tho
American army Is heard Invoking peace, +. =.
Blair, IT,, the representative Of the present
Democratic party, is heard brawling Tor war.
9th. We have reason to apprcheud that the
Democratic party, II successful, would deprive
the colorel man OF the substance, leaving him
only the shadow OF freedom; for they fought
10 part to preserve, extend and pcrpetuatc The
institution OF slavery.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

Tug SAME ON GuArs,--Tho parties fined
u few evenings since iUrpGrmilting their goat
to run at large weTo up before Justice Walter
again on Thursday evening, and each fined 81
and d costs for maintaining the nuisance,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

DEFECTIVE woRK.-Wc call the attention Of
the proper authorities TO very dangerous
hole In the pavement on the south side OF
Louisiana avenue, a few doors east OF Gam
terbury Hall. This place should be attended
to Immediately, and thereby prevent some
person from receiving severe injury one OF
these dark, gloomy nights, when the gas is
eXtinguished at an early Lour, as usual.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

SToRa FOUND OPgE.-About $3.50 O'Clock
yesterday morning, Officers Robey aud At.
well found open the front door of Mr., Cohen's
shoe store, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Oticer
Robey then went to the residence Of Mr.. Cohen
and notified him Of the fact, when he repaired
to the store. Nothing had beon missing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

BASE DALL.-To-dHy at . p, m. the junior
VIII play the sugar" game, II being the third
and the Que which viii decide which are the
most successful hallers, The games stand be-
tween them now one and"
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IHsASB.-Yesterdsy morning at $3.50 o'clock
Ofirer Crumr found colOred woman who APP
pesred to be Insane, In front OF st. AIMS ln-
FAINT Asylum, near the Circle. Tho woman
was wrapped In a white sheet, and carried u
baby In her arms, which was taken in charge
by the SIsterI OF CHARITY, and the poor woman
was taken to the Fourth predict stltion-housc,
preparatory TO obtaining permit to send her
to the lunatic asylum,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

THmRIyER FGoyT-B0yys Whdr(-Arrlvcd:
steamer Express, Nicklc, from Baltimore,
with passengers and merchandise, Sailed:
SchF. Maria Pearson, ;. Grant, for AleNaR.
driN, TO load with coal for New York.
Hr0wH's PhGrJ,-Arrivcd; Schr. A. Smith,
u. Il, JonCs, from llavfc.de.Grace, with coal
for :. y. Brown Son Sailed: SchF. Alex.
fylh, for Alexandria, to load with coal for
Norfolk, Va.
FUTicrs HhdLC - SAll,d: Schr. Charity,
Smith, bound down light.
RRCys WhGrE-ArrIvcdi steamer Virginia,
Gregg, from lower Potomac, with wood for
msrkct; schrs. Flying Fish, Scott from Hunt
Ing crceki Galrna, spence, from Accomar,
with sweet potatoes Tor market; GuidlInuh,
llauey, from AccOElac, with uysicrS for mar.
ket. Sailed: Schrs, Cooper, Lowe, NAutiCOkc
river, Light Arthur Rowe, slower, for llAyrc.
dc-Grace, light; ;. A. douglas, Lewis for
Hunting creek, light Only Son, Edwards, fot
AcC0mAc, light.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

Tug GOVERNMENT Hospital POR THg IL,
SANE.-rhC forthcoming annual report Of Dr.,
g. II. Nichols, Superintendent OF the Gov crn.
mcut Hospital Tor the Insane, to be made tn
the secretary OF the Interior, Rbks for an ny.
Precipitation Of 1923, 800 for the fiscal year end,
Ing June 80, lSJy. This amount is needed iur
tho following purposes, viz: For the support
Of the institution, !VJ,6OOi for the completion
OF the wall around the grounds attached to
the hospital, (hUw IupIOcCss Of CuHstruCliUnJ
100000 for the purchase OF one hundred aud
forty eight EcIcs Of land, with the buildings
located thereon, lying east Of the present
grounds Of the Institution, and which is sep.
afated from them Is the public road, 500 900.
The purchase OF these grounds wRB recon
mendel Mt the last session Of Congress, and II
Ia probable that efforts will he made at the
next session to secure the appropriation.
BUAHp oP HUALrH.-Ncstcrday afternoon,
At O'Clock, n meeting OF the Board of Health
WAS called Mt the Aldcrucu's Chamber, Ctty
Hall. At the appointed hour, We found the
following members present; DrB. RcybuTU,
Grouse, Dexter, Wheeler, and PurvIs, and
Ing been found there was no quorum present,
after cOnsultatiOu II was proposed that Mr.
Emory take the chair, whom the roll haN Ing
boon called, no quorum being present, on mo.
tiOn OF Ur Rcy burn the Board adjourned un.
I'll Friday afternoon next, ate o'clock.
A "SUrHR" SAN EU,-On Monday last Mr..
Edward Huchnrt, brewer, had atUICn from
his room at DuCkuTl' garden silver huutIug-
case watch, valued ut t25. lie reported the
case Mt police headquarters, and 1t was placed
In the hands Of DctuctiNCB COumrs and Miller,
and capture the thief Yesterday morning the
olllcers recovered the watch, and turned the
same over to Mt, BuchSTt. The unknown
thief 10 stu At large.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

CnAN0gOY HgADouARTRWs, In AccordtLct
with the request OF Mai, Gen. Hancock, order
have been Issued from the War Department
transferring the headquarters OF the militAr!
division from Washington, d, O., to New
York city,