The national Republican., 1868-12-01


T"s R,.ns EESsE1ss sSs1aG from
P,Ss,ssssts S,s,sss sshboseSl 4
Bentiy, Bentiy, And Ino, Buriey, PfoNI. tfaP,
PhiladslPhis, gish coal fo5 s; L, n Brown fas =
Georgetown, to load with coal for Jersey.C CltyN
steamer Virginia Gregg for Potomac creek,
fav,s Wharf - Arrived - Schooner Union,
Perry, from Maryland Point, with wood, for
market; duthry, Frere, from Maehodoc, With
corn, for y. A. Brewer; Sarah Lavinis, Mur-
9SS sen ro'G@nS Io% Boyds eST Hole
wood for the Freedmcn's Bureau; Sailed
schooners Elias Moor. Gross, for Alexandria,
to load with coal for New York; Sarah Ann,
for occoquan creek, light.
Johnson's .-Arrlved-Sehooners Thos.
Mi,kimmons, Evans, from Hayre,de.Graee,
yocate, .CantwelI, from Salisbury, with 20
cords OF wood for John Lowry. Sailed -
Schooner Matilda Foxwell, Spicer, for Leon.
Fopier's RharC-Arrived-Se Tran.
sit, Endieott, from Philadeiphia, with coal for
the Washington and Georgetown Ice Com
B5Ssdsl@ oSc ds.t G,Oys from gsUgor Me-
Purvis, Jones, from Philadelphia, with 2bi
tons Of coal, for the Washington aud George
'O Rhey's ' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Columbia
Harper, from Baltimore, with passengers and
freight; sohooners Butterfly, Mitchell, from
Havre-de. Grace, with 1870 tons OF coal, for s. q
with lumber for wiiiet ( RedsrSVe and n. B
Fugitt; and nine small vessels, with oysters
and produce. Sailed-Schoonefs Geo. Frank
nelS, nell NoseS for Potomac e Sa creek, %m ReyoOs D
Washington, for Matthias Point, all light.
Carisrs WhdJ...Arrived- = Schooners vii
lard 2: Phillips, somers, from Philadeiphis
Grace, with coal for Z. Faiconer Jacoi
Keinzle, stedman, from Philadelphia, with 20
Langley 4 Son. Sailed-Sohooners Eidorado
| Travers, for Eastern Shore, light; Emma, ,Trott
down the river, light; VIM. Donley, Hunter
for Alexandria, light.
LloUon LrcEScEs GRASrED.-Licences I,
sell liquor were granted by the Police Com
s iG sS SGTnF UaF RsrGH, Gs TaS ssy
| viz:
First waTd-John Reamey, John Cumiske!
Second ward-Thomas Mccormick, Georg
W. Bauers, Goddir & Norris, Victor Rouxs
Patrick Brennan, William Greason, John q
Killians, William Scherger, Adam Reinhari
Peter Vernum, George Dill. Casper Keller
William Shoemaker, Rosa A. Eisenbuss, Her
bert Harris, John Schwartz, Conrad Y ost, ] OH
!: Gentner, Peter +. Gently, Q. q. Willard
Third ward-Sebastian Aman, Ed. Kolb
Fred. u. Rohr, Samuel !. Langley, Fredericl
Kohler, John Buehler, Bernard Borins, Bfrl
Augusta Krocger, Rudolph L. Peterson, Ed
ward Gaetz, E. CIllinan.
Fourth ward-John p. Hamlin & Bro, Ar
thony Braga1zi, Theodore Johansan, Scott
Charles Mades, Matthew Rupert, Joh
Snerr.
Fifth ward-John o'Leary.
| Sixth ward-James A. Crane.
Seventh warl-Josenh Ioaanh. ThOs Kelly
CHURCH SERVICES IN GEoRoETows.-A
Dunbarton.street IN. E.) church an interes
Ing revival Of religion has been in progres
mon mo IVA was pfsscSod BY BY Rev. ar. McGauley, Il Il
pastor. The meeting will be continued, as
large number OF conversions are already n
ported. and there are indications of futur
At the Congress.street (M. P.) church, o
Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Bates, pastor, made an ea
deofgetown, bssing his remarks on tie word
Rejoice, Q young men, In thy youth; and Il
thy heart cheer thee in the days Of thy you'll
and wsik AZ n the ways Of thy heart and IN n
all these things God will bring thee into judt
ment."-Eccl., xi,
The church was crowded, a large proportio
AT the Bfidge.sfreet Presbyterian churc
the pastor, Rev. A. Z. Taylor, preached tn
hrst OF 9 series OF sermons on the "Old Folk
OF the Bible" taking Methuselah for his frs
subject.
FIRES DURrse THE MONTH OF NovEuBgI
The following is the report OF the superb
during the month of November; Seven hr
alarms have been given over the wires OF th
ass Alarm a telegraph , during the n month Of n
tory on M street north, between Sixth an
Seventh west; partially destroyed. 10th, lOa
p. m.-Box 20, test run. l4th, b:l6 p. m.-Bo
GalN RsI llnNE =
t N street north, between Fifteenth and 81
teenth streets west, Destroyed loss, d ,OC
2lst: 0'is p: m.-Box p, chimney on q stre
north, between Sixth and Seventh stree
west no damage. cath, O3j p. m.-Box
false. 27th, ll:I2 a. m.-Box 10, stable on Bu
, zard's Point destroyed loss, 800, Total lo
about q, 900.
MYsTERToUs RoBBERy.-On Sunday nigh
between 10 and II o'clock, a genteelly dress,
female attended by a small boy obtained a
mission to the office OF DR.. Brink, In the bas
ment Of No. 252 + street, upon the plea tn
she was his wife, and that she would await
arrival there. As she entered by the windo
:, were notified, declined to molest the woms
" supposing she had right there. Everythi
soon became quiet, and nothing further {
Hui pp GISfr %ornns
, was discovered that tho Doctors office h
n been relieved of his entire library, and ma
n n other articles which he had on hand. The
y is no clue to the Identity Of the mysterio
. woman and boy, nor as TO the disposition
. the property which has been spirited away.
!. Police MAGISTRATES, CouRT.-First pI
cinct, Justice Tucker-Alexander Laskey Al
G John Cumberland, for disorderly assemblag
Il were fined IS eachj Matilda Tyler, colored,
Z cntic ing prostitution, was also nned s5.
d :, Second preeict. Justice Thompson-Lemu
!. fined 81 so, and Anthony Banks, eolored, {
i. the same charge, fined s2j John Rock, f
i sleeping on the street, was fined s2j Jot
< Buchanan, jr., for threatening personal VI
+ Foarih prcsiaet, JUS, US Ice sH'si Mor.ell-Hcnr
Johnson, colored, for obtaining bed.qui
/ from Julis Bronson under false pretences, WI
8 sent to Jail for court.
!. ARREST OF NoToRIoUs CHARACTER.
4 night by Oficer Ellis, of the Eighth preeinC
Q and is charged with assault and battery c
/. VIM. II. Chew and James Williams about
week or two since, and also with being Il
h leader in the riot near Lincoln's barracks
' Thanksgiving day. The accused also made
I desperate assault on soldier about the Cd
e September last, when n warrant was issu,
for his arrest, but he succeeded In eludlng Il
Q vigilance Of the officers until Sunday nigh
Justice Lynch committed him to jail for coul
d Coop HELP OF ALL KISDs,-What hous
!, keeper in Washington has not had occasion
s complain of the difficulty of obtaining goo
helpf and who has not desired some arrang
II ment whereby servants and other employee
could be procured with as little trouble
e possible This want has been supplied
5 Messrs; o. Kimmell & Co.. who have opent
& Of the basement Of the City Hall, where the
n are prepared to furnish clerks, porters, houi
= servants and general help OF all kinds, at u
/. shortest noticei and at the same time to qua
:, antee satisfaction In all cases.