The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

Tar. with but the efotfs Of 4 few, we'll unto
1000 hASc been collected, to wit: 40.
Al Injecting Friday night. $50 %
MONDAY, q. W. Cochran. Fourth ward. tssSs
Tuesday, Messrs. Cochran ami Marx.
Taesd.y %or.e Tsi Tcnwi,i, and simm, '''''
:. Third ward, .......................- 28-e0
Foundry M. f. ohureh................ 1890
Wesley chapel. Observation-Disclosures. 2l.00
Total......,.... .'.h,ssI.e0
Among the contributions we and the follow.
Co.. go, Barbour 4 hamilton, $50; J. D. 4 A.
p. Hoover, go. .! n. =. Z -
NM a sssSy s. s he *. s isn sS
COMMITTEES, the following sums; Saturday, $3.50;
Monday, t6c1i Tuesday, esos 80. -.
Mr.. Perry will continue to remit daily, as
long 40 contributions are given In.
Tho treasurer, In addition to sums already
remittcd, cspeets to forward to.morrow 900 to
Mr.. VIM. H!0ibbons, OF Ellicott Mills, treas
urer Of the relief committee at that place.
the great distress and destitution which affects
the people Of Eilicott Mills are taken into
We publish the following;
Auguu. E. Perry e.ss fsSsars assa'' u, i
you check for va, being proceeds Of eollec.
bath last, to aid the sufferers at Eiiieott city,
Md. Please acknowledge the receipt Of II and
"''. b, r. srnrsos, Treasurer
:. :, WAsnIsaros, D. G.. August u. lssa,,
&. e. Simpson, esq, Treasurer Foundry N, b.
In the names Of the citizens OF this city and
! the sufferers by the late Hood in Maryland, l
thank you for the Kind, liberal and prompt
| contribution from the Foundry NJ. T.. church.
Respectfully, your obedient servant, ~
AUGUSTUS II. Penny, Treasurer.
- = ma,
s,rs,n mykR , tREnnboy mhoT,shnl at,,
Government WhdrJ;-Arriyed; schooner A.
iSoo0 bushels OF grain and oOo baies OF nay LOT
the Government,
Fdyy WhctJ.Arriyedl schooner Celeritus,
-, from Eastern shore, with lumber for
samuel y. owen. sailed; Sehooners Ex-
change, Slmpkins, and Fare, Simpkins, both
bound down, light. =, :,
| tSrierswhdft-A Arrived schooners =, II;
Ice for the ,wsshinstqn And deorge,9wn lee
Company; Lapwing, Rollins, from Monroe'
Greek, with Wood, for ne same company.
ds Palmer, Tor Baltimore, light MARY Eliza
beth, faunee, for the fishing shores, nj,
Rneyt INTERCHANGEABLE River
johnson, Mary Louisa, Davis, all with melons
for Golden Bro. L. W; Hnghleu, Cochran,
| II. CLAY stewart Union, Perry. from Lower
| Potomac with IS cords OF wood for W. NJ.
! MARROW. Carline, Thomas, from Lower Po-
{ tomae, and Robert James, Doolittlc, with
/ watermelons. Fishhawk, Cramp, from the
fishing grounds with fresh Ash for knight &
20. Sailed-Schooners Foaming Sea, James,
for Havre-de'qraee, light. J. j.; Barell, Perry,
Ssn.S down hight fS4 t Il,
same place, light. steamer Virginia, Gregg,
for Aqua Greek, light The steamer Colum-
| bia, Harper, will steam for Baltimore this six
4; IN, with passengers and freight. sehooners
dria to finish discharging cargo OF lumber.
! Sea Lion, James, for Eastern Shore, light.
: Statesman, Malone, for Salisbury, Maryland,
HGrveys observation-disclosures Morn.
ing Light, Simmons, from Havre-de-Grace
! with coal for Harvey, Clark Given.
Gutndhd'i WhdtF-Arriyed-Sehrs. Sallie,
Bowie, with wood, to ga.teil Ev b sarah
ME, Edwards, with coal, to Guinand; Ann Nc
Carty, Hatton, with coal, to windsor \ Ford;
James Gorham, Ashton, with wood, to Gui.
| :. Vilfam. 4 JoVy's WhdIf--Arriycd-sehr
Farmers Friend, -, coal, to McElroy; Mar
tina Ann, Medley, with coal, to Williams h
GREEN'S Wharl.--ArIivcd-SehI. Lawrence,
Ciark', iVhGyf..Arrived,-s Ocean, shan
90, Salled-4Seht. Enterprise, shottet, to
Georgetown, to load with coal for Norfolk, Va
- ,1, ,,
fugitive from the work-house, was arrested
10 the First precinct, by omcer HURST, and
Justice Tucker rccommitted him to his old
quarters.
Sergeant Greer, OF fhe Sixth precinct ar
raigned Alice Rodgers, coiored, before Juetiee
CLARK, who held her In security for her appear.
nnce at court to answer the charge OF Feceiv'
Ing stolen goods.
The same officer took Louisa BTiggs and
Mary Morgan before the same Justice ior
Smith, and they gave security to keep the
peace.
Leonard Klink was arrested by Oficer Nc
Cathran, OF the same precinct, and tho same
! Justice fined him u for violating a corpora
ton law.
The following cases were disposed OF by
Justice Harper, in the Fifth precinct; Fredcr
lex Free committed an assault and batter!
on Frederick Needfelt, for which Officer Sneet
/ arrcsted him and line OF " was imposed
And Ne was fined u for keeping dog withou
a license. Kate Bell, colorcd, was arreste,
BY Oficer Nelson and fined Is for enticin
prostitution.
Thomas Bowie, coiored, before Justic Clarl
= for making threats Of violence towards Emm
y Jones colored and he gave security to kee
: the pesce Emma was required to pay % 10
, being disordrrly.
Q ofiieer bowie OF The Fourth precinct, for Ind,
. cent exnosure npe OF as was imposed O
= him nv 1ustioe Morseil,
OiIiser Beali, OF the county, arrested W. II
. Rrisooe. coiored, for assnuIting Albert Sewal
Q nna J",,iee sSesherd turned him over to III
1 maryland auihorities.
= Usrman Kalb, rostaurant-keepcr, was al
!, raisned before Justice Harper, In the Seyent
| OIileer Howe Of the same precinct, took 10
:. senh and lanes Wilkerson' both colored, be