The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

DO; Mary McGilI, OF the Female, First, dos,
M M6,i,I M tyles Of The Male Male, second, DO
not single error on the second trial. Mary
McGill, OF the First district, had only 2 Chas.
=; q. Scott, Of the Third district, had only 2.
10 the intermediate Schools, Laura Bowen,
OF Female No. Q, deserves equal credit with
Enc McFarlane, but her school was not as
good, as a whole, as Female No. l..
Respectfully submitted,
J. o. WILSON,
W. J. STErHEssoS.
THE RIVER FRoNT.-BrorRs WhdrE-A .
tiyed-Sehrs. Kate, Reed, frcm Fowls creek,
with wood Gen. Grant, -, from Phila-
depths, With a 2iS ton. Of coal; fislIis Biz,
with ls3. 900 feet OF lumber and 100000 feet of
laths julia, Delaney, from Hayre-de-Grace,
with 1877 tons OF coali Widows Sons, Smith,
iromNanticoke river, with wood, all for ). p. !
Brown Son.
Fay's WharC.-Arrived-schr. Am McCar-
ter, MADDEN, IRON lower Potomac, with grain
Fotcier's WhGrf.-Arriycd - Schooner Addie
Blaisdell, ----, from Richmond, Me, with ice
for the Washington h Georgetown Ice Com.
Havre-de:G Iacs, light.
JohnSon's WhdrE-Arrived- Schr. Mansion,
White, from King George, Va, with wood for
Chesapeake bay, with 1000 punches Of salt
water hsh OF various kinds for Henry Cheek.
Carriers Whdrf.-Arrlved-Sch John Z,
ure. Sailed-Schr. Mary Priscilla, Tyler, for
Eastern shore, light.
Harrey'i hdrJeArriyed-Schooner Gazelle,
Conklin, from Havrc-de Grace, with coal for
Harvey, Clark Given.
A SCALE or PRIcEs, &C., FOR BARRIERS AN .
hair-dressers, the majority OF whom were col
ored, assembled at the hAir-dressing establish
ment OF Mr.. Demongenot, on Pennsylyania
avenue, near Tenth street, when MIR. ID. stated
favor n n
BARRIERS and hair-dresscrs, with a view to fix
Ing a scale OF prices for all the various
the hours during which such work shall be
performed. Many good men were now work
log from a. IN. to y. IN. for the small sum OF 10
future they ne keep thef shops S
better trim generally, live better, and pay
more 1ibetal wages to the journeymen.
On motion, latter the subject had been fully
discussed,l II was agreed to adjourn, and =
general call should be made for the purpose OF
organizing 8 society OF the character named
by Mr. Demongeot.
UoNTBACrs AwARDED.-Yesterday Commits
sioner Crane made contracts for the following
work, with the approval OF acting Mayor Rich.
ards: Patrick Cullinane, for grading and grav-
to Second street east, 10 for grading, % for
graveiingj stephen Tally, street north, from
First to seventh east, q for grading ard II for
from New Jersey avenue to North Capitol
street, IL for grading and 10 for gravcling; ID.
ID street north, from New Jersey
avenue to Second street east, H. for grading
and TX for gravelingj Morris Murphy, Fourth
street east, from II to |, 10 for grading and
for graveling; d. aittinys, Third street east,
l2IS for grading and ~ for grayeling.
SEVENTH WARD CoSsERvATIvEs.-- meet
ing OF the friends OF Seymour and Blair was
held on Monday night at the old Station
house on Four-and.a.hslf street, between L
and 7, Island, to take into consideration the
proprlety OF raising a nag at some convenient
point in the Seventh ward, with the names OF
the Democratic candidates for President and
Vice President attached.
Small, with Mr. John r. Peske as secretary.
After some debate, on motion OF DR.. Nc |
Williams, acommittee OF seven was appointed |
to purchase either Nag or banner, which |
ewes, in their judgment. they might think best. |
The Chair thereupon appointed DIR. McWil-
liAms, Messrs. EigIeston, Kelly, Keys, Bling.
ham, Reisinger, and Schwartz rs said com
mittee.
REAL EsrATR Es.-MessrsJ J. d. Wheeler
Co, auctioneers, have sold part Of lot L. In
square AT, situated on Sixth street west, be-
tween q and X streets north, having a front
of 10 feet by depth ef 03 feet, improved by n
small frame dwelling, to q. W. O. Esln, for
$3.50.
Messrs. Green 4 Williams sold at private
sale a three-story brick house, on Fourth
street west, between NJ and N streets south,
auction the west half of lot 4, in square 1855,
fronting "a feet on north A street, between
Second and Third streets east, running back
1856 feet to = thirtyifoot alley, Improved by n
frame dwelling, to James Fitzpatrick, for 70
cents per square foot.
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE Pre- |
Stewart, colored, was ar |
faigned before Justice Smith on the 10th inst,
BY Detectives Ciarvoe And Bisiey ior Obtain,
pretences He then gave bail for further |
hearing, which took place yesterday morning
before the sahie Justice, who held him to bail
In the sum OF 300 for hir appearance at court.
NATIONAL observation-disclosures BrigAdier |
General J. q. Mcrstran, deputy quarteImaster
general, in charge of the department OF wash
iDgtUn, has been ordered to make special In |
Bpection OF cemeterial matters in the depart |
InCnt OF the Cumberland, and report what steps |
are necessary to be taken looking TO the com.
pletion OF the cemeteries as rapidly as pos
l!bc.
COMMITTED TO JAIL,-UGicers Acton and |
Ing arrested two c0lOrcd men, named Samuel |
Travis and Henry Rchd, on suspicion of the |
larceny OF two mules, which they had in their
possession. Justice CLARK committed them to |
Isil for further hearing.
HORSE AND BUGGY SroLrY,- Yesterday
morning horse and buggy, belonging to Mrs
dQuarters, was stolen by adrOit thlcvee
The loss was Immediately reported to the de-
tectives, and they are now on the alert iOr
the stolen property
RUN OvER-Charles NJ. Fowler, OF Mont |
gomery county, Nd, while driving to market |
yesterday morning with a load of country pro- |
/ ucc, fell from his seat, the wagon wheels |
passing over his body and injuring him |
severely. He was placed In carriage and |
sent to his home.
The ScA#ESdERs.-Compl are heard In |
AL quarters OF tho derelietion Of scayengers, |
repeated notices having been sent them BY |
to which no notice seems to be |
paid. Is there no way in which they can be |
to perform their dutiesi
PRICR LIST OF gents furnishing goods at the |
original Francs, 4gt Seventh street, between |
u and l. streets Good white shirts tl6Pl .60j |
line white shirts, t2t92.5O; good undeTshirts |
and drawers, Soc, Zoe, and eli A No. l hnc |
merino shirts and drawers, II 30, tl75; good |
cotton socks, 10, Is, 20, and IS centsi best |
English hall hose, V and Is so per doLeni good |
handkerehiefs, 10, 20, and Is centsi linen col.
lars cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, sc, at
popular prices. Remember the place-+9i
Seventh street, large Plate-slts' front, elk
doors below L street No branch stores, \
HEAR YE, PEOPLE, AND Listen TO TuE
woes or WIsDoM.-ThOsc in wAnt Of gents
furnishing goods, good goods, ut low prices, go
to the original Franc, I9i seventh street, be-
tween ID and L, where you Will hnd splendid
assortment, twenty per cent cheaper than In
Auy similar establishment in the city. His
motto Is, "a quick penny is better tn Vi a slow
dollar.n RomemOer tho place-lvt Seventh
street, large plAte'glass front, six doors below
L street. No branch store.
GONz GA COL EGE,