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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-30

The RIVER FRoNT-Hdrrcy's Whdrf-Ar.
rlved-Schr. Henry Allen, Tatuni, from Phila-
delphta, with 33l tons OF coal for Harvey,
Clarke X Given.
CGrfcr's RhGrC-S,llcd-Schr Mary d. Ire
land, for Georgctown, to load with coal for
Boston.
Johnson's Whdrf.-ArrIved-Schr Cherub,
Layman, from Phi.aielphia, with about 200
tons of coal for W. II. MARROW; Travers
Spicet, Marshall, from Baltimore, with G00oo
feet OF lumber for WIN. Mclean; J. r. Murney,
Murncy, from Philadelphia, with $50 tons OF
Eleanora, for Hsvre de.Grace, lights X. II.
Kemp, Seward, do; Rising sun, for Occoquan,
light Mcm.-SRilcd from Bath, Nc, on the
23d inst, schooner J. ). Bragdon, Newcomb,
with 400 tons of ice for the Great Falls Ice
Company.
Risy's IVhdrJ-Arrivcd-SchOon Active,
Brsmble, from Philadelphia, with coal for o.
II. Burgess h Co; Imagine, Barnes; J. =. Har.
ris, Lewis, from Accumsc, Vai :. A. Douglas,
Lewis, from Hunting Greek, Na.i NNndalia,
white; Mary Amelia, Evans, with oysters for
Messrs. Winghsld, stewart Il Co, and Turner,
EIsenhut \ 20. Sailed-Schooner J. p. Err
man, Harris, for Havre.de-tirace, light.
E0Tlcr's WhdJ-Arrived-Scho Lottic
Baird, Perry, from Philadelphia, with coal for
the Washington and Georgetown Ice Com
pany. Sailei-Schooner FlounCcr, skinner.
down the river, light.
Fay's observation-disclosures Lockwo God,
for Georgetown, to lead coal for New York;
A. j., Lewis for G-strcet wharf, to load ma
/ nuTc for Elizabeth rivcr,la
Cldrk's C-ATrived-SchoOuers Federal
I'M, Wheeler, from Port Deposit with 100000
feet white pine lulnbcri NJ. j. Fafdy, Hooper,
from salisbury, with Eastern Shore lumber;
Magic Jefferson, Jefferson, from Philadelphia,
with los tons Of coal; Mary Augusta, Wrotcr,
from Havre.deGracC, with ljt tons Of coal
all for 7, Edward Clark Co.
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THE GASP OF Deputy CdLLscToR MOORE
The case Of WIN. II. Moore, deputy collector
9f Internal levCnuc for the Third Collection
terdNy, ate.i5 p. m, before Edmund +. Brown,
United States Comm ssloner, at his office, lOs
street, near Seventh street, Messrs. Wilson
ana Dana appeared FOR the prosecution and
MCstfs. Cook and Burgess for tho defendant.
Prof. II. s. Hendfick was called for the dc.
fence and cross.cXamined by Mr.. Cook. He
said that he had received three aillavits-
huskc, and one from Mr.. W. N. Tilllnghsst-
TO the effect that the accused was guilty OF
neglect of duty And the cmbe zzlement OF
own knowledge of MIR. Moore's character, he
caused the arrest. lie had seen MIR. Moore
last summer, before Congress adjourned, when
and witness though that twas so. lie had no
personal knowledge OF Moore's guilt, and only
acted on information received; and from q
,wew,ysyear nequSslGtSnSe INA. nc nea YIN
prisoner from misrepresentation he h I'D made
to him, twitness,l he believed him to he guilty
OF the charge, lie could mot testify to any
any crime the accused was guilty OF, only the
Interpretations he had made concernlng
the relation existing between himself and DR..
Woollen, which was, that was It not for his
aid the Doctor could not go along.
Mr.. Cook then presented number OF re-
ceipts for moneys collected and turned in by
Mr.. Moore, 10 Mr.. Woollcn, some of them
hearing the signature OF Mr. Woollen, and
others that OF his clerk, Mr. Woollcn stated
that the signatures were genuine, and had no
doubt but that all OF them were correct.
He then presented to the Court a certificate
from Mr.: Secretary McCulloch, certifying that
the certificate now on file In the Department,
issued by the First National Bank of Whining
ton, North Carolina, to the credit of the Treas
urer Of the United States, for deposits Of pub
lie money $, derived from collections OF inter-
nal revenue by &, W. Woollen, collector Of the
Third Internal Revenue district OF North Oar
olina, amounting In the aggregate to tl0s ,o50,.
as, and he further certincs that the signature
OF A. X. Walker, cashier Of the First National
Bank OF Wilmington, North Carolina, as APP
pears on the certificates to be genuine.
MT, Cook also presented certificates of the
First National Bank of Wilmington for moneys
deposited in the months of May and Juno,
amounting to A, $50 90, making total of all
none 3 deposited of s2o1. 73i.3s, showing that
accused had over paid 30, G9i+O.
Mr.. Cook acknowledged that the amount
over paid had been collected and turned In,
but that while collecting Mr.. Moore had lost
his passbook.
The papers were submi ted to Mcssrs. will
son and Dana for examination, when Mr
Cook stated that he was through.
Mr.. Wilson after examining some OF the
papers, claimed TO have found duplicate re-.
ceipts for the same money, and asked that the
case be continued until to-day.
Mr.. Cook objected, when considerable de-
bate ensued, hut finally 1t was decided by the
Court to adjourn until to day at IL m.
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A PLEASANT OCCAsIos.-Tuesday evening
last was the occasion of good time at the
"Kirkwood,n and our young friend, q. A. l.,
Mortified, with his bride, were the objects OF
special interest. The friends OF Mr.. NJ, asso-
clated with him in the Pension once. called
In a body to manifest their regards for him In
the shape Of a valuable presentation, and the
numbers on hand gave striking proof Of
Georges popularity. But of this II Is not
necessary Tor US to speak, for all who know
him eau bear testimony to the fact that he 10
not only a good fellow, but gentleman highly
esteemed by every one fortunate enough to
claim his acquaintance. Judge Rlsiord' In
his usual happy style, rs spokesman" Tor
the party, faithfully discharged his duty, and
his remarks were responded to by the groom
in manner elicitlng the applause of all con
cerncdj after which the party adjourned to
the dining room to pnrthkC OF a BumptuOns
repast, and feast upon the good things await
Ing them. Nor was this all. On returning to
the paTloT select band Of string music was
on hand, and until the "wee hours OF morn
ing" tripping Of the light fantastic toe was
the order OF exercises, As the party adjourned
aud individually wended their way homcwhrd,
It was only with the feeling that the occasion
was one OF pleasure, and that duty had been
discharged toward couple well deserving 1t.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-30

THG following lie the list OF letters remain
ing Ia the Georgetown post office. O,tober ~,
1875,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-30

CoRrORATIoN BoSDS.-Mcssrs. French \
Richardson, OF this city, arc preparing the
pay the floating debt Of the city, The amount
appropriated for the prcparati on and disIrlbu-
tlOn OF these bonds was 10000, hut the entire
not exceed $1,000,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-30

O. BAUM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removedto 5l3, Seventh street,
Intelligencer building.
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EouIrY CouRT-Judge olin.-This court made
the following orders yesterday;
Himber VS.. Tracey. Order postponing ap-
plication for Injunction until Monday next.
Larkin va. Loughlin ct al. Decree appoint
ing Joseph Gawler trustee o sell.
Truman va. Juddins ct al, Order nisi ratlfy-
Ing trustees sale.
bevaughn VS.. Devaughu. Same order.
MCCARTHY vs. MCCARTHY. order oil publlca-
ton.
In re. Estate of Caleb Dulaney. Decree con.
hrmIng proceedings of Orphans Court.
Grove ct al. VS.. Parker ct al Order direct
ing trustee to sell.
\ Adjourned.
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INSURANCE.
SYNOPSIS OF RETURN OF THE
manufacturers InS. Co.,
OF Boston.

SYNOPSIS OF RETURN Of THE
manufacturers InS. Co.,
OF Boston.
JAN. 1. 1865.
Company Incorporated in 1922.
Capital, 100000 90
Fire Risks Outstanding, II 300, ,26S.
Marine Risks do. II,329,S95.
ASSETS.
United States Bonds, market value, 1s6, ,225 90
Bank Stocks, 345, ,124 90
Railroad Bonds, 91.s0O 90
Real Estate in Boston, 10000 90
Loans on Collateral 13s 900 90
Loans on Mortgage ofReal Estate, $4,000 %
Shares in Wharf and other property, $1,000 90
Marine Notes on risks terminated, 1900 90
Cash on hand and in Bank, 1886 90
Loans on Personal Security, 5O,615 90
1,Os6,1iO 90
Losses estimated and unpaid, 5000 90
Cash Premiums received for Fire Risks, 142 24O 90
Cash Premiums received for Marine Risks 1874 234 90
Notes received for Premiums on Marine
Risks 14695O 90
Cash received for Interest, &C. 467 90
Income received from other sources 6427 90
Fire losses paid the past year, 5O,24s 90
Marine losses do. 176171 90
Dividends paid the past year, 10000 90
Expenses of Office including taxes,
Premium notes for Marine Risks undeter-
mined, 141, Ola 90
Premium received for Fire Risks, 10s,1s 90
Amount required to rsnsure all risks, 249,2O1 90
B-None of the Capital OF the Company consists
of Stockholders Notes.
SAM'L GOULD, President.
JAMES j. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
SUFFOLK, ss-April q. 1868. Personally appear
ed samuel Could President, and Jas. j. Goodrich,
Secy OF the above Company, and severaly made oath
that the above statement by them subscribed is in
their belief true. Before me,
tStampl B. F, WHITE,
Justice OF the Peace.
NGth'J II. DeeTisag, agent,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
AnriI 20.d2u
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Terms $500 per amman, IN, advance.
Winter of IS67-S,

The writer of this notice has never kept
written record of the weather-but from OBJ
seryation, and distinct recollection he il able
to state, that during the past rs years COM
mencing with 1872, and ending the present
day May 9th 1868 with northeast snow
storm which covers the ground and buildings,
tnere has never been SO long term between
the nrst snow OF autumn in any year and the
last snow in the succeeding spring.
On the goth OF September last there was
fall of snow, hail and rain through the former
part of the day, which between one and two
P. M. (the coolest part of the day. had con-
gealed and formed sheet of ice upon our
roofs; the period thus embraced between the
fall of the first snow in the fall of 1867, and
the spring of 1868, is seven months and
eight daysl
He belieevs there has been no period Of snow
and cold so prOtracted in New Eng land since
its settlement; nor in Sweden, which averages
"A degrees more northerly, in all its history.
1t is not the purpose of the writer to assign
the causes of the coldness Of our climate as
compared with that of the European and Paci-
fic coast-or to predict consequences of this un-
precedented duration of cold. OF the latter
he doubts whether the closest observers, with
the best of memories, are any wiser than 9TH
ers, but it is well known to us all, that late
SHOWS are especially beneficial to the succeed
ing grass crop, and more or less SO to all other
crops, and he sees no reason to infer that the
coming harvest will be later and certainly not
less abundant than the last,which has issued in
nearly famine prices of many the necessaries
sa well as some of the comforts of life.
H. GODDARD.
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The RECENT VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF
WALES TO IRELAND.-The London correspon-
dent of the New York Times, remarking on
the recent visit of the Prince of Wales to Ire
land, says:
1 hear from pretty good sources-sources
that venture to say you may trust more than
the accounts of the special correspondents
in the newspapers-that has reception has
been an exceedingly cold one. Had he gone
to Ireland without the Princess, it might not
have been possible for even the most courtly
correspondent to have CLOSED over the true
feeling of the Irish people. But there can be
no doubt that the presence of the Princess
(still weak in health poor lady , has evoked all
any welcomes which the Prince has received
he owes to her The Prince wears q greer
scarf wherever he goes, and bunch of sham
rocks in his Northumberland 1T IS expected
that the Irish will be so flattered by this con
descenson as to forget all their grievance
aud bury all their animosities.
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
Saturday Morning, May g. 1868.
NATIONAL UNION
Republican Convention

The undersigned, constituting the National Com
mittee designated by the convention he'd in Bati-
moro on the 7th of June, 1864, do appoint that a
National Convention OF the Union Republican party
be held at the city OF Chicago, Illinois, OIL Wednes-
day. the goth day of May next, at IL o'clock NJ, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for the Offices
of President and Vice President OF the United
States. Each State of The United States is author
lied to be represented in said convention by the
number of delegates equal to twice the number ol
Senators and Representatives to which such State
is entitled in the National Congress.
We invite the cooperation of all citizens who re-
joice that our great civil has happily terminated
in the discontinue OF rebellion; who would hold
fast the unity and integrity of the republic, and
maintain its paramount right to defend to its utmost
its own existence while imperied by secret eonsp-
racy armed force; who in favor OF an econom-
cal administration of the public expenditures of the
complete extirpation of the principles and policy OF
slavery, and OF the speedy reorganization of those
States whose governments destroyed by the re-
b li0n and the permanent restoration to their prop
er practical relations with the United States in ac
cordance with the true principles of repu bcan gov
ernment.
MARCUS L. WARD, of New Jersey, Chairman.
JoHSD d. DEFREss, of Indiana, Secretary.
JOHN b. CLARKE, Of New Hampshire.
SAMUEL f. HERsEY, of Maine.
A. B. GARDNER, of Vermont.
w. G. CLAFLIN, OF Massachusetts.
SAMUEL A. PURvIANcE, of Pennsylvania.
j. S. FOWLER, of Tennessee.
B. s. Cook, of Illinois.
M. GIDDINGs, of Michigan.
ID. p. STUBBs, of Iowa.
w. CAMPBELL, OF West Virginia.
H. w. HOFFMAN, OF Maryland.
n. b. SMITHERs, of Delaware,
W. j. EWING, of Virginia.
S. II. BOYD, of Missouri
G. L. ROBINSON, of Florida.
S. JUDD, of Wisconsin.
HORACE GREELEY, of New York.
Fl. H. STARKwEATHER, of Connecticut.
B. r. CowEN. of Ohio.
THOMAS SIMPSON OF Minnesota
NEWTON EDMUNDs, o. Dakota.
ID. Il. GooDLoE, of North Carolina.
THOMAS G. TURNER, of Rhode Island.
SAMUELN. CRAWFORD, OF Kansas.
Sd. BOWEN, OF District of Columbia.
j. P. CHAFFEE, of Colorado.
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WANTED.
Wanted.

A SITUATION as BoolI-keeper, copyist, cor
"A responding Clerk, by citizen Of Portland who
can bring undoubed testimonials TO character and
ability. Enquire at this Office OF
Il. s. j. B. CUMMINGS,
maySdlw Lumber Dealers, Com. st.
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Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, who
has lust lost his wife, is seriously i'll.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year
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Intelligence has been received of the
death of Baron Won Holstein, who was shot
through the head in recent duel near Ber-
lin. He will be remembered as the gentleman
whose name was connected by the goss'PS
with the domestic trouble Of a prominent SEN
ator,
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Theodore Tilton wants Moncure D. Con-
way made consul at London. The present
consul is Hon. Freeman Il. Morse, OF Bath,
who has held that position since 1861.
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