The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26


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Bridge street. where copies OF the REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily.
THx following is a list Of letters remaining In
tho post office, Georgetown u. O., June IS,
1868
LApiHs, LIST.
Baker, Mrs Roser, Miss L J
Carr, Mrs 8 Smith RE
Carper, Mrs PW Shadden, Mrs o
Dagly, Miss Tenyson, Mrs NJ A
Dunwood, Mrs Z Ulmer, MrsC
Pearson, Mrs l. Vnnneman, MissA
Howard, Miss Virginia, Miss NJ
kessler, Elizabeth Wetzel, Mrs M
Neville, Miss V Woodward, Mrs NJ
Fike, Mrs Williams, Mrs B-2
Adams, Capt Nj Kfaus, II
Allen, Chas Littiejohn, CA
Allston, Danl Leech, John
Arneil, Or M Lewis, Ben
Betsworth, Capt W Leary, q
Brockett, CAPITA Lynch, Edward
Darrell, Jos X Learch, Jacob
Calhoun, John Meredith, Richard s
Compton, L Pringle, RobtS
Goats, WmF Paine, Lewis
Franks, Robt Riley, wa
Glover, VIM II Smith, Jas
9ruber, Frank Studamas, Capt ca
Gordon, l. Street, Capt VIM
Gray, ChasS Sprague, CIV
Haiden, VIM Shields, Columbus
Head, VIM II Uricht, M
Heegc. Tomis Walker, + teol'd)
| PLEASANT fIC-NIC-One OF the most de-
lightful Sunday school .pic.nics that has &C.
| Cured this season, took place yesterday at
the romantic and beautiful Green Springs, on
the line Of the canal, about half mile distant
| from the terminus OF the street railway. The
occasion was repetition Of the Sunday school
pic mic Of the scholars attached to Trinity
lCatholic) church, and the pleasant, ddA,y ,ef
sciea ,srss .nln Of children Al an
sN T. s sss..Ss .tS sS SsS here
uessiUn with banners and flags, headed by the
Marine band, proceeded to the grounds, being
4 ' Of Mfs ssPhs Se
male department, and Mr.. French, Of the male
department, In the absence OF Mr.. George
kha Whole we're msr.ssG Sg Mr. doc
whelan, president Of the Trinity schools, and
In the line Of procession was Father Jamison,
tse e children al once
dancing, and gamboling along the rippling
ana tSs ss
that in profusion abounded. All care was
thrown aside, and parents seemed determined
enjoy thu. .onteStnF to the
Mr.. Whelan, and the committee of arrange
ments were particularly energetic, and con.
tributed immensely to the enjoyment Of The
picnic concluded, the vast concourse leaving
the grounds with regret that the happy season
, OF rural enjoyment had terminated. The
. thanks OF the directors, president, ant
scholars OF Trinity Sabbath Schools, are ex
} tended to Mr.. Joseph Ehrmanntraut and hi,
estimable lady, for their endeavors to pleas,
on this occasion, while pratt 10 also awarded
to county oiflcers Jones and Harry for the I'D
. mirable order preserved during the day.
UrPER AND LOWER FALLS RoAD-Thi
. road having been in a miserable condition TO
, travel for a long time, the Councils ordere'
I certain repairing, about month or so since
,, and instructed Mr.. Newman, chairman OF tn
Committee on Streets, In the Board Of Com
l ,antt 90 rNta In ha
: | gentleman has had n large force OF workme
engaged in the repairs for some weeks, an
r. the upper Falls road has been put In complct
a condition, and the force is now engaged 1
" mending the road near the terminus OF Bridg
n street. The work 10 done In a substantii
= manner, and will enable farmers and others
ing break downs by wheels sinking into III
A heretofore almost fathomlcss ruts and hole
y" In the roads.
+ SCHOOL N:-Yesterday aftern 90
Male Primary school, No. ., located on slon
d gomery street, near Bridge, was examined b
e VIM. L. Dunlop, esq, of the Board OF Scho'
Il Guardians. The school numbers sixty scholar
varying in age from 0 to u years, and the
Z. studies comprise spelling, reading, arithmeti
ID and geography, and at the examination yc
,e terdsy acquitted themselves very creditabl
Miss Alice Craig Is the accomplished tcaehe
"A. and among those present OF the School Guar
ians were Messrs. A. Hyde, Henry Wllso
I'd VIM. q. Magee, and others interested In Z
nd cause OF education.
weekly meeting OF Potomac Division. held
'hs the Ensuing WGIS m
months: W. p, John Lees W. A., VIM.
40 Drew; r. s., Harry Kaufmani A. r. s., L.
nd Berry; Chaplain, O. S. Ramsburgi +. s., j
m NJ. Gassaway; Treasurer, 7. NJ. X. NIL
e- Con, W. Mex. OSBORN A. O., X. l.. Smith;
ar s., NJ. T. SMITH o. s., r. L. Meredithj L.
OF Mrs. Farrj A. L. O., Miss Carrie Reeyer;
eu s., Miss - Reever.
Nv MAN MIssIsa.-A canal boatmsn, nam
90 | Isaiah Rose, has been missing for some thr
NJ weeks. His wife is In the greatest distres
ne occasioncd by his long absence. 4
al THE steamer Thomas Z. Catll, CAPITA
Tor Maith, has arrived from and departed (
nd Baltimore.
rt- THE CAEAL.-Thc usual number of coal q
a grain boats arrived yesterday, and business
he the canal generally was brisk.