The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-30

they started with three members, and now
number over three hundred. They visited
guests Hif from Saiil%ofc, ihe Baltimore voF.
waerts, and spent the afternoon most pleas
antly and dclightfdily At the Potcmae Garden;
German, Henry Hebher. 7. ~ u
The following ssociations, numbering about
200, were present with their officers;
Trowe; First Turnwart, Louis Thiemann;
second do, Theodore Kreutzeri Secretary,
John Dietrichi Treasurer, Rudolph Motz, Ae-
Columbian, OF washington-First President,
William Helnsj second do, John Enders; First
Secretary, Herman Lantern; second do, Paul
second do, A. weikerj Treasurer, Adoiph
Kraoutleri Accountant, Anton Berger Senti-
mel, A. Brinkmsnn.
Freund, presidents Ben. OckeTt, Vice president;
Lewis dmelin, turnwartj and Max Oetingcr,
The Washington saengerbund.
They arrived at Alexandria about o'clock, In
an extra boat, the Winisimlt, and were escorted
to the Potomac Garden, near Alexandria, by
charge OF the whole affair, consistingof Messrs.
VIM. Metsger, Henry Ross and August 1den.
son, who arc members Of the Columbians, but
who are residents Of Alexandria,
! all were enjoying themselves In a quiet and
orderly manner when a fight occurred between
some drunken men from Washington and a
| few Aiexandrians, which eventually broke up
the enjoyment OF the party. None OF the
Germans were In any way. responsible for tho
The proprietor Of the garden, with the COM
mittee, did everything In their power to pre-.
servo order, and fha. ' guieted the bellig.
much earlier than they anticipated on &C. &C.
count Of tho unfortunate trouble. They all
express their deep regret az what occurred,
"ThSSusa I'M nq way
great credit for the collation. furnished At the
garden, but nothing moro could have been ex-
Sp abs shS N5StSnr
uadono by them to add to the pleasure Of their
guests, and Il Is to be regretted that the un-
fortunate difficulty occurred to interrupt their
quiet and pleasant enjoyment.
Messrs. Mctzger and Ross, OF Alexandria,
and VIM. Helms, of Washington, will accept
the thanks Of the Reporter for favors received.
The RIVER FRoST. - BcrryS WhdrE-Ar.
rlved-Steamer Hi Livingston, Wilson, from
Baltimore, with merchandise and passengers
She will sail this morning, ate O'CLOCK for the
With castings Gtiin for the Washington Georsc,
town Gas Company. She sailed for George.
town to finish diseharging cargo.
Edwards, from PSiiiadciphIa. with al tons o.
! coal for the Government The Government
stcam.tug Fisher, which we mentioned few
up, and Capt. Stsekpolc, OF the steamer Jar.
row, has contracted to carry the mail, to and
| from Forts Foot and Washington, until the
! Fisher undergOes repairs.
| Fdys WhdrJ-Arrivcd- Sloop Nantieoke,
Williams, from Aqua Greek, with wood for
, N Harper.
| RiieysHharC.-Arriv Mignione tic,
Colbert, from Havre.de: Grace, with l3i tons
of coal for Jas. Frasier; Orator, Brown, from
Machodoc, with G5 cords OF wood for william
II. Campbell n Son. Barge Minnesota, Yves
! ton, from Cumberland, with so tons Of Gum
bertrand coal for $. q. Magrudcr. Sloop Rein
deer, Headley, from Machodoc, with wood for
J. Il. Walter. Steamers Columbia, Harper,
to Thomas W Riley & Son, agents. Sailed
Schrs. Brave, Bradley, for the Arsenal, to load
with iron for RICHMOND, Val Lawrence,
| Hicks, for Havre-de. Grace, light; Flight,
stone, Ranshaw, Bramblc, both Tor the same
Tohnson's Wharf-Arrivcd-schr Mansion,
| White, with wood for John Lowry.
Carier's Wharf = Arrived = Schrs. Cora
CAS- railroad ties for VIM. Weinberg. Sailed
shore, Nd, light; J. p. McDcvitt, Miller, to
Georgetown, to load coal for New Haven,
Conn.
REAL ESTATE SALES. - Messrs. Cooper &
Latimcr. on Saturday, sold lot No. 10, In
square No. 5, AZ feet on Twcnty.seyenth
| street, between l and X streets, by 1876 feet
deep, with improvements, to Joseph Blanch'
Messrs. Green williams sold part of 10,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets east, tc
George Earl, at cents per foot.
Messrs. Coldwcll y 90, sold lot !, 10 squ,T,c
street north, and which has been suIIiyiied
jnin four iots ali so feet in Ientb ami frontine
on /, street Iot A haa front Of 20 feet !
inches, contains about I,ClG square feet OF
and was solI TO Richard Johnson. icoloreJ.
for 30 cents pcr foot, Lot II has a front Of ID
| fost az Inrbca Contains shout h-- snuars
feet ia imnroved nv a small frame house and
was sold to Thomas Rady, at 81 cents per foot
Improved, and contains about 1871 square feet
and was sold to George Boland, for rs cents
per foot Lot d, at the corner OF First and l.
streets, and fronting 20 feet on l. street, was
sold to John r johnson, for 25 cents per foot
/
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canit ~ sonmrity TO- b,s S,od hshaUtnr IN thr
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| prIcar s,Loliy of tho s.nc nrecinct mr.
resteI J,mes Marshall for yiolatinr a eorpo.
ration law Uo was nneI Al nv The same ius
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MRS. AMEs has finished her bust Of Genera
Grant, who has given her al the sittings sh
reproduced in Parton will be a desirable sou
vcnir OF the great captain-Sdr.
bust" such as copperheads and rebels ma
liciously ascfibe to HIN, he mi sht be u speak