The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08
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may be obtained daily.
TuE following is the list OF letters remaining
In the Georgetown post once, May !, 1905,
| -, - LADIES' LIST.
6sisy Mrs Mary ni hMSssSi SsF NJ. Bridge,
CLARK, Miss Josephine Nichols, Mrs John W
Pn%ssS Mrs Mrs ss s1aE RRR ss s My' Ellen
| Duffy, Miss speaks, Catherine
Hodges, Miss Marga- Slocumb, Mrs Rosa A
Hamilton, Miss Leathc Wilson, Miss TiIrie
Joyce, Mrs Bridget webster, Miss Char
oENTLEMgN's LIST.
Archer, VIM Harrod, Jas
Arler, Wm Hacker, Josiah
Baker, Il Hood, John X
Brown Augustus Hines, benjamin
Brown, Jos, col Kimbeii, Gait WIN
Coates VIM Libkisper, II J
Chambers, Rich'l, col Lowry, Lewis
Puisy Z Gilmore :" i.s sS, Hsat Cha,
| Downing, HIT Lewis DanIeIG
Dooilttle, WIN Massey, DR. HB
p l.,,s. Alison Morris, Joseph
| Foster, Milton NJ Nicholas, VIM
qreeye, II Phillips, Capt John NJ
Hellmuth, Peter white, Robert
| Miscellaneons-Divisi No. l. y. OF Tenn
perance. GEO. HILL, JR, p. NJ.
Coal. TRADE ny cAsAL.-Therc were dis
patched from the port Of uHberland, during
| the last week, l27 boats laden with H. $50 OF
tons OF coal forwarded by tho following com.
psnies American company, tl92.lt; Borden
Consolidation company, i,ssSii; Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company, i,oOso5; Hnmpshire
MAJ saS '"0'' company '''O''''' i0'''' H.
MAY DEvoTIoxs.-In accordance with the
custom Of the Catholic Church, there will be
services at Trinity church In honor of the
BLESSED Virgin every evening during the
ing.
| OF Bridge street Presby terrain church, has re
turned home, after an absence OF several weeks
in Gevel, and 0hi9 Whi III he had gone to
his pulpit next SABBATH.
GRAIN AnRlvED.-Yesterday the boat Red
Eye arrived with $50 bushels wheat to J. =.
Waters; boat Joel Charles, with 1000 bushels
wheat to +. Hartley Il Bro; boat Medley,
with 1850 bushels corn TO b. Darby and Hart
ley Bro.
James s. Green, Capt. lnman, from New York.
arrived at Davldson's wharf with very full
freight Of assorted merchandise.
MERCHANTS ExGnANGE.-There was moth
ing of Importance done on Change yesterday,
and prices OF grain arc nominalIy as latt
| quolcu'
| ARRIVAL OF FIsn.-At the lsh wharf yes
terday there were some 25 900 herring, which
sold at from u so to $3.50 per 1000.
FRoM BALriMoHR.-The steamer Thomas Z.
Cahill, from Baltimore, has arrived.
| ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
A%MR. SAMUEL D. MARKELL, Prince street, op-
posite the GdFetts office, Is the authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In Alexandria from
Mayl.
| Corn ENcHAsaE.-Thc annual meeting OF
the members of this institution took place
| yesterday. p. Ii. Hooe was elected president;
@. IL. Robinson, vice president; J. I. Beck.
ham, secretary II. Jameson, treasurer and
s. +. Gregory, q. +. Tuttlc, :. Hartley, T. A.
Brewis, 7. A. Reed, and J. T. Creighton direc-
tors.
Gross REcEIrTs.-The receipts OF grain at
Alexandria for the past year exceed that of
any other southern city save New Orleans,
being one and quarter million bushels.
| MARX Er.-The following prices ruled at the
Corn Exchange yesterday; Wheat, g p2Slt3 05;
oats, s5c.i rye, s2lo; corn, clos.
| NEW TRAIss.-The evening train on the
| Loudoun and Hampshire railroad will CON-
menee running on the LIST OF June.
Ftsu.-Shad per hundred, tIl6sl2; herring
| per thousand, $500.