The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27
RIVER Nrw.,-The following arrival, and do.

RIVER NEws..-Thc following arrivals and do
+, parturcs took place since our last report;
Bcrry's WhdJ.-Arriyed-Stca Express,
Nichols, from baltimore, with passengers, a
large amount OF freight and produce for mer.
chants OF the DISTRICT; also, schooner Mary and
/ Baum.
saiicd-stcnmcr Colonel Rucker, for Bsiti.
S, P. Brorn 4 Som. WhdrE-Arrived-schoo
J ets u. Stockley, Helmon, from SALISBURY Md,
Mary j. Fisher, Captain Fisher, from New
York, with COO barrels Of cement to the same
Riley. Wha.f:-salled- Schooner ohm Francis,
Evans, for Deals Island, with manure. Arrived
Two oyster PUNCHES.
vessels and the steamer virginia, from, the iish.
Ing shore, s. along the Potomac, with a.h, prinsi
and at present large vessels can land there.
CGtcrs Whdrt..-Arrived- .Schooners Edward
81 dos Sn g. 4s with Win r.
Morgan, Blades, from Eastern Shore, Md, with
wood for Harvey, Clark & Given; two OF Gap
sain Gibson knights fishing smaeks, from
=, Harrcy's WhdFC.-Arrived-Schoone 5, &. G.
Harrington dn, Harris, from Philsdelphs with 100
nelia, Noyes, from Philadelph with Ito tons OF
coal for Henry Burr Go.
building MT. Conrad Faunce's hsh-house, at the
foot OF Thirteenth street, which was destroy ed
oy hre some time since.
SIXTH WARD ASTLRADIcAL CLup.-The regu-
lar meeting Of the Sixth Ward Anti-Radical
J. 4. Little, In the chair. and ]. T. Boseau, secre.
tary. Messrs. Charles Bell, William 7. McCath-
ran, and J. Clements were nominated and elected
Mr.. James McCathran, the treasurer, ten.
dered his resignation, on account OF his contem-
plated removal from the city; which was &C.
:, Mr.. Edward wsyson Inquired as to the duty OF
the Ave delegates elected to the central organlzs
tlOn, and said 1t was understood by some that
those delegates, with those from the other wards,
were to make the nominations.
The Chair said the duty OF the delegates was
simply to confer with the other cgates, and
organize q central association.
Mr.. J. II. Russell said, as one ofthe delegates,
ira! organization, but had nothing to do with
making any nominations. Delegates to a nom
Mr.. 4. q. Humphrey was elected treasurer Of
the club, IN place Of Mr. McOathran, resigned.
After addresses by Mcssrs: J. II. Russell and J.
Il. Little, the club adjourned.
BuILDiSG ASSOCIATIONS UsirRD.-The boards
Of directors Of the East Capitol and East WASH
last Wednesday night at Dooiey's Hall, corner
Pennsylyania avenue and Third street east, to
their last monthly meeting passed unanimous
resolutions to unite together, and appointed
their respective boards n committee to perfect
election resulted as follows President, S. A. II.
Marks vice president, DR.. S; A. Il: McKimi
ssS'HrSr o. " Dr. Lny ;sny T. 5S9G
barr: samuel Cook, VIM Wright, Geo. Foiians.
bee, II. J. Wylic, F.S, Obold, VIM. nottingham,
X. A. Miller, II. Fowler, Il. w. Bruif.
Each association has made four monthly pay
ments, and BY uniting have ], 800 shares Of stock
taken. The stock Is limited to 1000 shares Of
per share. When money Is advanced to a stock.
holder fifty cents interest per month is charged
upon each share uDOu which the n nd
yanccd Tho meetings are to be held at Dooley's
Hall on the third Wednesday OF each month.
SECOND WARD CONSERVATIVES MIETiNu.-A
meeting OF the Conservative voters of the Sec
ond ward was held last night at Magee's Hall,
on street, near Thirteenth street, for the pur-
pose Of forming club and electing delegates to
the Central Club.
order, and nominated Charles l. Garfield, esq,
VIM. Donohne was appointed secretary.
Samuel W. owen moved that FIVE delegates be
elected to represent the ward In forming Cen
the delegates, with the following result: Ssm'i
W. Owen, s. A, Reugh, Jno. W. Tucker, Michael
X. Coombs, q. I. Stewart.
Mr.. Donohuc moved that n committee OF FIVE
olncers Tor Reorganization Of the Second Wari
The Chair appointed on said committee Messrs.
!. W; Owen, Andrew Jackson, Jacob Wonder
waiter illllhfy, anu JOnn w. tucker.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the
call Of the delegates to the Central Club.
orrIcEnt or tue wAsnINoToN YACHT CLun.
At n meeting of the Washington Yacht Club
held last evening at Trades Union Hall, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year; VIM McConihe, commodore; Peter Pote,
steward; Emanuel weaser, captain Of the deck;
Conrad Bsnnp ass. S4hn RIn" w%
Connie was elected president, and q. D. Ketchum,
After some discussion rs ito the name Of tho
yacht 1t was, on notion
ResoiGed, That the yacht for our club be named
ReSolred, That Capt. Pote, Pilot Faunce, As
sistant Pilot Bennett and Capt. Wcaser proceed
to philadelphia and inspect the yacht and re-
port at meeting to be held on Wednesday, the
LIST Of April next,
The meeting then adjourned.
we understand that tho "Silvcr Bugle" is now
fair weather to bring her hose. When she ar
rives we will give full description other.
DIsTnICT or CoLuMnIA EsrIRrRIsE.-We
were shown yesterday afternoon one OF the most
elegant black walnut lounges we have ever seen.
manner, with carvings, mouldlngs, &c., is the
work Of that veteran cabinet maker, James X.
Plant, while the upholstery work was done by
$50 ID street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
F rnsnn upholstery work Is q the best style Of
and arm 0 of the best quality OF springs The
whole lounge Is stuffed with pure curled hair,
and Is covered with the finest French brocatelle,
(blue and gold,) and finished with French brass
nails. II IL an article that reflects credit alike
on the manufacturer and the city, particularly
as 1t Is made to order for q BaltImorean, and
will be sent by express to-day. The same party
has just delivered our enterprising friend, ]. T.
Ellis at his plano store, 800 Pennsy lyania ave-
nue., another splendid lounge IN wool and silk |
rep.
WARRINGTON SKATING CLuB-The meeting |
Of this club, which was to have occurred on next
Thursday, April ., at 7 80 p. m, has been post
poned to the following daya will be seen by re-
ierring to the advertisement In another column. |
SEGIousLv ILL,-Rcy. Ulysses Ward, long and
iavorably known in this city, Is now quite III at
tho icsidence OF his son-i n.law, Samuel Nor
ment esq, No. 90 Missouri avenue. lie is under |
the care of DR.. Noble Young.
REcEivING LuMREn by RAIL.-Mr. =, s. Bletz, |
lumber merchant In South Washington, is re- |
ceiving fine assortment of building material |
from Lancaster county, Pa, by rail.
LOCAL ITEMS.
FINE black dress suits. for gentlemen and boyp at
One Price Clothing Store. No, OF Seventh
street, lntcligencer Building.
No MEDICINE ever appeared with stronger vouchers |
for Its general and substantial excellence than tho
IN Syru lIv ! hnsa N,rln