The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-24

LADIES' LIST.
Bell, Miss Eliza Mccain, Mrs Mary
Green, Miss Laura Macen, While
Hawkins, Miss E Nc Tea, Mrs Mary
Hanna, Miss Mary A Mcconnell, Miss <
Hoffmsn, Miss Susan Rinepine, MrB Mary
Jacobs, Miss SallieA Randolph Mrs NJ
Mccarthy, Mary swain, Miss Amanda
| orSrLENEs's LIST:
Benton, John il Jackson, wash
Bayies, Capt Jos Lederer, dottleb
Ohane, Peter II Mcclure, Thos
| Crumbaugh, EQ Mertz, Ed
Clements, Geo Owen, John
Donelson, Franklin Phiiiirs, Geo
Divine, John sullivan,
Dare, WIN Sprigman, R
Edwards, w Thomam, Thaddeus
! Edward, wv Wooe, VIM A
Foslins, jill Weldon, Walter
Gaskill, Enoch d Williams, l.
| Godfrey, ED Watts, Henry
Hanriiisn, Richard Wheeler, Tisdale
| Harleston, Ogden walters Thomas
Hargrave, Willard
| Neutrality-suspicious.
GRoRoE, HILL, JR., P. NJ.
To be INrnovEp.-The property purchased
few days ago, for 5000 cash, from John j.
1os Ss afa Of s'i Herr rss%S f On e;f Rs
corner Of Cherry and Potomac streets, 10 to
be improved by a substantial three-story brick
depth Of i2o feet on Potomac street, and has
on It now a two-story brick This structure
is to be emolished, and the warehouse to be
used in connection with the milling operations
Of Messrs. Herr Il Welch. The new improve.
ment will cost MIR. Herr about 100000, and will
| be q decided Improvement to the neighbour
| hood, and very convenient to the new mills Of
the enterprising arm OF Herr Welch.
MERCHANTS ExcHASGE.-The grain and
| -four market continues very firm, with a good
demand for wheat The offerings yesterday
weee 1850 bushels red wheat, 1880 bushels
white and yellow corn, and 500 bushels mill
| feed, and the reported sales were 800 bushels
good wheat at s2.9l, and 375 bushels choice at
% 10 per bushel. There was nothing done in
corn, and 1t may be quoted at slo7 and u per
bushcl for white and yellow.
A CAPTAIN RoBngp.-On Wednesday night
Captain Roderick Cooper, OF the schooner Ida
| Fry, was robbed OF $3.50 and valuable gold
watch. A man named Joseph Lucas was ar
rested by Onicer Dangler on suspicion OF hav-
ing committed the robbery, but no evidence
being adduced at a hearing before Justice
Buckley, he was dismissed.
"a CONSTANT READER desires to know
why special reports for the Georgetown col
bdiim without credit In other papers, We
answer, that II is caused by either n lack OF
enterprise on the part of the publishers OF said
| papers In not detailing areporter, or that our
reports may be more implicitly relied upon.
PRopunrY SALE.-Thomas Bowling, auc
|
| lot OF ground, situate on the north side of
| west street, known as the Chesley property.
The lot has depth Of about ITO go with a
front Of loe feet, and improved byh lar re brick
and two-story frame building, 1t wat purchased
by Mr.. Joseph l.. Simms for " 400.
| YoUSg GLApNoS.-The little boy q adm m,
who was run over by n street car, on edn s.
day, Is lying quite low at his fathers RET den g
on Washington street, and the attending hys
clan. yesterday, did not express an opI Ion
whether amputation Of the leg would be No.
cessnry.
BY SAMPLE.-Edward McCready was ar.
rested by Officer Nolkman, on the charge OF
selling articles of hardware by sample without
license. He was arraigned before Justice
Buckley, who fined him 5000.
VIZ QUOTE -four as follows: wclch family,
slo5o&iG; Evermay family, sl5Gl5.25; Arling.
ton family, sl5Glj.25; canal family, SliGli.T5;
| Evermay and Arlington extra, sl4. 256p II. 90;
canal extra, Sl2aOgi3; supers, I'll .5Oqi2 per
| barrel.
| The CASAL.-Thcrc were the usual arrivals
Of canslboats yesterday with coal, -four, and
grain,
ARRivgD.-The steamer Express, from Bal
timore, arrived at her wharf here yesterday al
| noon.