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DOMESTIC POTTS.
New York, Oct S0-Cleared for Galveston, brig
Tempest, Wilson
FOREIGN PORTS.
Aspinwall, Oct 16-Ssled for Mobile, bark Sun.
shine, Weeks
Bremerhsven, Oct l4-SaiIed for New Orleans,
steamship New York, Dreyer, via Southampton,
10th =
Barcelona, Oct l2-Arrived from New Orleans,
chip John Geodie, Dougall
Gibraltar, Oct Sailed for New Orleans,
steamship Riga, Hunter
Liverpool, Oct l5-Ldg for New Orleans, ship
Maud. Abernety. Ldg 18th. ship Perseverance,
Robertson
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0x1AHDHuB---D1IAMuIp
NEW XORK.
yoR NEW yoRK Dnz0T.
TIE sEoHW1Lh IIx1 p
eaA This Line is esnpsssa Of the following Steam.
&&& ship sN
80. Oss.wsI. os& WssAa.sssa.
Mar1pesa. Csrtsss
shs s'ssnsAis ~.-,.. +
ti ~ L KINBLE; 0smmandsr
On isavs ~ vhsss ~ q Ssslssss asssa = SUNDAY.
November sth, sssAH
Passage
Freight for LIVERPOOL HAvRK end BREHKN taka
~ Tits line. snd throash Tins Of laAins gva isr samA
y.r Insight q pssssss NV y
q csrondslst strsss
FOB NEW YORK
uERcHANrg STEAMSHIP LINE
Af3fs con'naas he auss'.'' ss.an'A'ps-
S sssSsat soHf4A4o.sSs: 60. s va w..
SsEEEzG :Ssp:s;a = VI s;@p::s.
uNifkO xAxAo...............OeDeam ga \. Norssn.
Sailing from New York EVERY sAruRDAY.
Crescent CITY.
VIM WEIR. Commander.
win leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market Second District
SATURDAY, Nov 7, at5P
Toess stsAmsn have superior accommodations for pss
oAbN ...............s0
w tvsssht or oassaes apply 10
D diuV siQ1 IN IA
WOOD LON X. /. Is sO 5s1nss ::;...
DAY. November a. at5P.n
The steamship Gsn GRANT win follow the SHERMAN,
leaving WEDNESDAY, November Is stsnN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOB BALTMoRx AID HAVANA
xHA NKW ORLEANB, BALfTMORB AND HAVANA
Rs0ULAR sxNInoHfHLY LINE OF sRzAnsHIFB
LIBxkTH. ....i LID tens. .Ihea 4 Balm. Oonmanda
otEA...-......ls0 tons. .Dukshazk Commands.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAus
FIRST CABIN:
xhrosgh Tickets 70 New Yerk.................. OooL
49, +oSSsIss At KEY wEs TT s. .si:.s;s
Cuba W
DUKEHART. Commands,
VII lssvs her wharf, OPP ,sIts jackson Square on
SATURDAY, Oct 3lst, at 7r carrying the U. 8 maia
For freight passage having uRsnzpasssa seosmmsas
Hons apply to WIrHKRsPooN. HALsKY co.. Agents.
l..s 81. - Oarondslst arssk
B.-No bills Of lsdins bat those Of the Company win
ss signed Permits for freight must ~ procured from This
once No freight ter Hsvana taken sasf - ssssh .
day Of sailing.
The Steamship MARYLAND VIII follow
HAVANA.
FOB HAvANA-U. 8. NAIL LINE.
To sail on TUESDAY, November Sd. ct o'clockP T.
FOR HAVANA. q NAIL LINE
s1k1k The Al Iron Steamship
Florida,
n. OLEARY, Commander,
Will leave her wha foot Of Caope street. First District
ABOVE. For freight passage apply to
r. W. PERKINS CO. Agents.
IS Carondelst street
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Imports

INDIANOLA AND GALyESTON-.Steamship
Crescent-37 bales cotton Jno Phelps &co IA do
Frsncke & Danneel-.25 bbls beef Keep & Caul.
6eld-l5 do NJ Flash-l do ] w Price zoos do
As empty bbls G A Whitney &co-$265 in specie
Schmidt d Zeiger-l7l head stock McQuoid
Mehle-sundries to order-Total 81 bales cotton
HAVANA VIA FLORIDA P0RTS-Steamship
Florida-9 deer skins Ito hides Post l. Hobby-42
do bdls skins Peterson, Hill Elliott-20 tierces
rice hull Briggs-50 hf bxs tobacco Irby, Nc
Daniel &co-sundries to order
N0BILE--Steamer Louise-l0 bales cotton to
Marx, Levy &co--l60 cads tobacco W vanBen.
thug sundries to order
M0BILE-Stesmer Sarah--40 bales cotton to
Marx, Levy &co-l3 Lehman, Newgsss &co-l0
Jurey 4 Harris E F Golson 2 bales domestic
Frank & Blum 40 do paper stock A Nichols-S2
bds paper N o Picayune--44 do N O Times
sundrles to order-Totsl CT bales cotton
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Exports.

VERA CRUZ-Schr Mexico-54 900 feet lumber
las csks wine so bxs sugar 275 bags coffee and
sundries
ST PIERRE-Schr Joe Kelley-975 bbls -four
hhds tobacco so, 900 shingles 1000 feet lumber
prs oars
ST L0UIS-Steamer Lady Gsy-1000 bxs sugar
ST L0UlS-Steamer Bee and barge-26 crates
earthenware 10 csks do
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1ALvEsTON-INDIANOLA

GALVEsTON--
MORGAN LINE o. q NAL sFEAnsHIrA
E1fGa OLA : Ths foiio.ins new iron iovprsssurs
ssA steamships form this Line: :
AIab. m 4. escs nj .asr.an.
g R. s. BOURNE. Commander,
WI san from foot Of St. Joseph street On FRIDAY,
November Oh. Ct "a -
For freight or passage apply 70 w
oHAs. A. WHITNEY . co.. Assuss,
Freight insured the rates adopted BY the Board
of Underwriters July lst-, 1858
B.-No bills oflading signed amer sailing steamer
E1n8& FOB rHxAs-
INSIDE BERwIcps BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUBAs AND GREAT WEsrKRN
RAILROAD.
90 suF6zys. TSEsDAfs' fHuRsDAYs sns szTUH
g DAY .. Se01s .,,n ana 2. he train ;ssns q: A.
taxing Morgan Line stssmshps It Brsshsar cf sves.os
Josephine. ....................-.CAPT. J. N LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Massgorda..........-.. Capt. J. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYa
EVERY Day sunday ..sspsd Z s. oos q ss o.
lousas Railroad Company, No. Oenal strssk or q D.
' '''' On 7; s %STss ss sS{ ..s... As...
BRAZO8 sANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE u q NAIL sTEAMBHIPa
D
Leaves on SATURDAY. November 7th. ct al
FSen FOE BRAZOs sANTIAG0 VIA
saAi6aas GALyEsroN-Thsir iron steamship
Austin.
s.P. FARwELL. Commands.
win leave foot Of st. Joseph street - ssovs II the sssms
unable to the Bazos bar. goods be delivered at
ships tackle. consgssss to pay thar nghsrssa For
freight passage sppiy u
CHAS A. WHITNEY CO.. Assnts
% and 50 Camp stress
Freight In sursd adopted By the Board
Underwriters. July l. 1888
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PoRrs
ALLIANCE LINE o. 9. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
fsz. rOR PsNsAC0LA. wARRINGro:
~ ZAP HsRKs s GaSsi KEYS 4xaPR x:b Ky
vEsf 80 -
Through bills Of lsding Columbus Ca, ana Bsinsndxs
Ga and all regular andings ChattAhoochss Al
TO Fernsndna end Jacksonville, cheaper than any osa
route Freight 70 New York via Cedar Ksy Fiord. Rail
ratss and with dispstch.
s me songossd Of the following steamships to ed
VERY SATURDAY.
Alliance, T. PARKER, Commander
Lavaea, L. II LIVINGSTON, Commander
Florida, n. o'LEARY. Commander.
The steamship Florida.
o'LEARY. Commsnder,
wn lssvs her wharf, foot Of CalIops street. on TUES
DE- Y. November Sd at 8 r. n. 80
For freight or passage applyto
y ". PERKINS 4 90, Aesnss
- Cazoudslst ssresk
B-bnippu viii please procure orders from AGENTS,
onace bsfors sending freight TO the steamer.
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SSl sy,IaRnsi ..........:::::t III
Fly catches-.Robinson 2, Mclean l, Dick l.,
Cope ], Leech 2, Olympic7.
Cantwell l, Woolyerton l, Waddell ], Slim
son 2, Ertzherber, 2, NationalT.
Foulbound administrations 1,Cantwell 1.
Base play-Put out by Denison 8, Dick 2,
OlympicTi assisted by Force ., Malone l, Dick
Put out by woolverton 2, Whitney 4, Pow
ers l, National II assisted by woolverton 2,
Double plays by Dick and Denison, and Pow
crs, woolverton and whitney.
Left on base-olympic 3, National
Bases on errorIolyinpie 8, National
Number OF bascs on hits-olympic 10, Ma
Time OF game-one hour and forty minutes.
.f.Gorriston, Live Oak u. b. w.
Scorers-James Fallen and II. W. FAIRFIELD.
Olympic Is. Mutual, Of NeU York. - The
ball between the aboye.namcd clubs. we clip
from the New York Herald Of yesterday. 1t
gives tho Olympic boys a good cap, and one
which they well deserve:
The mysterious influence Of the Herald was
exhibited yesterday at the Upion grounds in a
marked manner, for the nine OF the Mutual
Club which had been selected 70 play with the
appeared In full club uniform, and the truth OF
the sentiments expressed In these columns
few days since, was freely and fully aeknoWE
edged. 1t was Furthermore evidenced In the
appearance OF Dockney as catcher. When Dock
left the West, the Herald intimated that he
would be q fitting man to catch for Wolters,
and to the astonishment OF the crowd yester.
cay, he appeared Ia the place to which tho
Herald asst ned him. That he filled the place
well, 1t is almost needless to state. Calvin
played first base, and will, no doubt, do so
again on many occasions. Flanley and the
| others did their duty very well. The Olymptcs
are neat, steady and quiet players. Their nine
| is composed OF select and selected men, and
they deserve great credit for keeping the score
| doug N IN the following figures:
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GETTYsBUHG KATALYsINE
w A II E r..
ITS WONDERFUL CURES AND CURATIVE
wERSi

TIE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY an
nouneo that they have completed arrangements for
supply ing the Gettysburg Medelna water on scale
common, urate with the demand PhysiciRnsAnd lns
yalids desiring Information Us to the Therapeutic
value and virtue Of this WATER, will, on applica.
ton to tho 0iics Of the Company, or any Of the
Druggists Stores, be furnished with printed copies
Of statements Of invalids aud reports OF eminent
medical men as to its CURATIVE EFFECTS, the
only unerring test Of the value Of any water OF
medicine.
They are also referred to the thousands Of invalid
| and their medical advisers In eyory part Of the
| country, who have, since the general introduction
| of this WATER among tho people, some six month,
ago, been cured by lis use, OF distressing or fatal
| malAdiGs.
This combined testimony establishes, beyond all
reasonable doubt, the superiority Of this WATER
as remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel. Dys-
pepsla, Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Liver. and
Bowel Dseases, (Biliousness, &c y CatArrah, Neu'
ralgla, and Nervous Disorders, over all Others
known to tho materla medIea, or found In the min
| eral springs Of modern times.
| II has been demonstrated In u number OF in
| stances to possess the power or solving calcul0u
or stone In the bladder, and tho urato deposits OF
| chalk stones formed by RhoumRtism, Govt and
Gravel, and Of permanently curing these Diseases,
for which medical science aud the most CO LIBERATED
mineral waters have hitherto only provided pal
Natives. Also, Of arrcsting the progress, II not
| permanently curing, AlbuDenuria, or Bright D
disease
| This WATER Is confidently claimed to be the
| only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have bScu effected away from
Its source.
Price per quart bottle. 90 eentsi per ease Vi two
dozen, ell. Depot, No, Us Liberty street, New
York. Post ONCE Box, 6,l9s
For sale by Druggists generally, Rul2'cud
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Boy SuuoTs HIS STErFATnER.--AboutS
o'clock, on Wednesday evening, Payton Ma.
hony eoiored, WAS shot by q Sharp's pistol IN
the hands OF his stepson, william II. FIost.)
The ball took effect In the left breast and was
estrieAted by DR.. Augusta, who pronounced
the wound not dangerous. The parties reside
on Fliteenth, between l. and NJ streets. oni'
GERS Skinner and King, OF the Fifth precinct,
on healing the shot nfed, hastened to the spot,
but too late to secure the guilty party, as he
had made good his escape. II appears that
the old folks had quarrel and the son took
6luea with his mother
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aul0-MSt'
PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL.
OFPIGE CnlEP COMMIssARY OF suBsIsrESCR,)
FIRST MiLlTARr DisTRicr, 7

OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssAEr or sunslsrESCR,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, 7
RICHMoSB,yA., August -, lsts. }
Sealed proPoSais "a Dup ca!c VIII be received a
. clock, N. for suppl ng tho United States Sub
sistence Department with all tho Corn Meal that
may be required from tho LIST prOxmO to the Sst Of
December, ISIS, flour mopths,l
The meal to be delivered 10 good sound Hour
barrels at tho United Stateh Subsistence DEPOT at
such times and ip such quantities as may be re-
quired after i've days notice,
| No samples ATE required with the bids, As only
fresh ground, bOted white corn meal OF the very
best quality Will DO received,
Bids mu state the price per pound, or per 100
pounds netti aud no allowance Will be made for
barrels nor for Auy loss In delivery,
Payment will DO made at the end OF each mont
for corn meal accepted durlng the month.
The successful bidder viii be required to give
ample security for the faithful fulhlment OF this
Proposals should BE- plainly .piorscd "Proposals
for Corn Meal" aud addressed to the nndersgncd.
W. A. ELDERkIN,
Brcvet Major aud Chief Commits ary Of subsist-
ence, First Military DISTRICT once No. lal5 Gary
street, C Commercial Block, RiehIaond,Na.
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AN EFFECTIVE RAT ExTERNrsAToR.-we
were shown yesterday the practical effects OF
mice, reaches, bugs and ants. The prepara-
ton 10 salve, and sn enticing are Its quail
ties that rats leave their holes, feast with de-
light on the dish and spread themselves IN
last. We watched the process for some time
| Yesterday, and witnessed number OF large
rats, who deprecated on the plump grain Of a
meath the floors and eagerly dcvour the morsel
| spread for them. In less time than 1t takes to
relate the fact, nine monster ratships meas
! ured their length In death on the walk beside
the canal. Upon inquiry, we find that this In.
| valuable exterminator 10 manufactured at
Paradise, Lancaster county, Pa, and 70 being
ns,f ~ S ha. q t.fe1
ROOMS at the Montgomery House, on High
street. This saive 10 perfectly safe to be en-
trusted 10 any house containing ehildte , as
attention. From what we saw yesterday, we
feel convinced that none who are troubled
with rats, mice, ana other yermin should pe
within the reach Of all, and 10 heartily and
stror gly Endorsed by leading millers and others
Of Georgetown.
CoRoSER's ISQugsT.-Yesterday morning,
Justice Buckley, acting coroner, summoned =
white man, apparently about 10 years Of age,
who was found In the canal, near Its mouth,
below Green street. Tho deceased was OF
sanHy I'M ~ Ne Iort avn was nIcked in india
Soi ~. Ie,to,s 1E Nv and 40. III. - and n
,n.o.th ahove The eorpse was quite dis.
Tnnrah haying several cuts and bruises on
Ysspious marta or The body, which gave rise TO
tbe opinion that the deceased had been muir.
dcred and then thrown into the canal, but
| some suppose that the body had been dragged
| by passing canal boats, thereby dishguring
| and cutting 1t. On the lett leg and right foot
were deep cuts, as also agash under the left
arm, and the neck OF the man was pronounced
| broken, and the head considerably bruised.
After hearing all the evidence the jury rem.
dcred the following verniet: "Ihe jury say
aaatb he inimries In1icted by some person or
~ nj, III, nnyn 10 The iury, and In Al he was
pmsn entireIv destitute OF means, and will
Ssve 10 he hurled by the town. The deceased
had on his nerson when found 20 cents in cur
ron.v ybitc'bandle pocket-kpife, and was
srnsssJ In dark clothes, with A striped shirt
Tbe bolv was turned over TO Mr.. j. r. Birch
to be buried at the corporation expense
| DptyrNa JJspRR DIFPIcuLTIEs,-Yester Az
We noticed several carts loaded with wheat
| the horses attached thereto being driven frori
| w.ter street i'm the steep and mountainous
Hioh street' The drivers displayed consIder-
abic patiencc, and the poor animals were
doing their best to snrmount the dithculties
which besst them, ana after nan hours pull,
Ing, succeeded IN accomplishing iorWaru
movement oil about hVe yhrus'
NEW PLANNING MtLL.-Mr. W. J. Dyer has
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ARRIVALS AT THE HoTELs

METRoPoLITAN-Po q sHELLsy.
" l. buckingham, Md; Col IL Page, Vas ID
ton and wife, Mobile, Mrs Abraham, Md J r.
VILE, Memphis, o Twedeii, Texas; q A Rob.
Locke and wife, Judge Scruggs and wife, Ala
Mrs + Edwards, Ga, Hon J NJ Cavanaugh,
Montanai W l. Wall and wife, Mise L Monks,
sERToN HousE-Jous II. sxxnrs.
Theodore Sutro, baltimore; Thomas Peter,
ID Waters, Montgomery county, Mdi x
Burweii, New York; Joseph II Bradley, city;
Joseph l. Seymour and wife, Md A Y Robin.
son, Prince George county. Nd; J n Powell,
n Hsrdeer, oobiestiii, n II 4 q Meksnsie,
Kansas IN Narrower, Vsj T. Hibbs, Lou.
doun county,Va.
wILLARDS' HOTEL--SrKrs 4 CHADWICK.
v j Rozedier, N OF A Murdoch, Miss J W
Holdenbuok, PAT A 8 Lewis, N ri A Oar:
RRs spi,i. sr BediSpd Va, IiSpidse, n;
deiphis; J NJ Black, No; Major 4 shaw, bal.
ti g %e z RIsh%OnG '1 Son %
Pa; r Field, N o; W NJ Sheaspherc, ID u;
J Matthews, Brooks county Pa; W A Wheel
er, N Y; r W Newton, Pal
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOTEL.
II q Reynolds, cityi 4 J STROLLER and Miss
HsScE and ) ii shinnsy, PENN Alfred Reid,
New Orleans.
HARDWOOD HOUSE-KIsa.
Gen Segour and family, Z Marley, Mo-
bile; II q Cooper, Carlisle, Pat VIM NJ Little,
Washington L A Parker, Md J u shaw, Phil;
N d Creagen, Frederick, Md F Saddington,
Brooklyn; L Bernard, Detroit; J NJ Easterly,
Auburn; John Casey, Montrcalj A ] Grosley
and wife, John Coyington, L ] Greene, Port
land, Me; Geo N Scawright, Philaj Thomas
Kingsley, Portland, Oregon.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
Jas L, Palmer, l. II Robinson, PhiladelphiA;
VIM Grove, city; Thos Brown, Thos Young,
Philadelphia; Il Il Gambell, Mdi q + Harm.
ger, cityj Jno Winston, XVI James Anderson,
Alabama.
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CreIghton,....... IL 7l3 10 II IS Q lt-93
Lig6tfoot,......... 0 / IL - s.95
Fly balls missed, Creighton ~, Lightfoot ID.
Home runs made, Gerhatdt Q, Petersen 2,
Moore 2, total 10 Of the Creighton y u. y.
or the Lightfoot u. ID. o., Kicker J, FRASER l.
totals
Umpire, Mr., L, Musta. of the Creighton d.
u. u.
scorers, Messrs. J; Doyle and Johnny, OF
the Creighton B, b. o,
Time of game, four hours,
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GREdoRY's STOVE WARE-RooMs.-To those
of our readers wishing to purchase cooking or
heating stoves, we would call their attention
to the advertisement OF H. L. Gregory, No 52l
PeDpsylyAniA avenue, near Seventh, where
every variety OF stoves can be purchased at
prices TO suit the times.
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A RAID ON YoUNG THIEyEs.-By order oil
Major Richards, Lieutenant Kelly with the
10 the Centre Market and arrested twcn,y.siN
Young thieves, black and white, and turned
them over to Lieutenant TAFT, OF the Fifth
precinct. They had . hearing before Justice
good work, for 1t was almost impossible fol
persons to get to or from market without los
Ing either their money or provisions by these
"flds,n who loaf there for the express pur
pose Of Differing,
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MRs. TRUMBULL SINKTNG,-Mrs. Senator
Trumhull,we are informed, has been gradually
yesterday, Senator Trumbull held con-
sultAtion with her physicians. About three
weeks since, DR.. Smith relieved Mrs. Trnm-
cause her rapid decline.
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Andrew Mile, ct al. poekets'
Asbpry Lloyd. Trustee In this cause, having re;
ported that he had sold Lots marked II, |, X, and
bsred twenty seven. tT,l 6e siP sgaare numbGr,
decree to Joseph il, s.spranIy for tl,OO6 0Si and
that tho said SPranaE had complied with tho terms
ordered by tho Court, that tho said sale be, aud
the same Is hereby, ratinod and confirmed unless
9th day OF July, A. D., 1888, provided = copy Of
this order be published In tho NATIoEAL RBFrnLI-
CAN, once week Tor three successive weeks before
said day. A. u, 0LIN, Justice,
true eopy-Testi Il. J. MEiGS, Clerk.
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EQuITY COURT = Judge OliH. This court
transacted the following business yesterday
Grove vs., Parker. Order for issuance OF a
rule on 5, 5, Parker.
Bush, Baum 4 90, VS. Wilmington. Order
postponing cause until Tuesday, August 49,
Adjourned, ..
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
L seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
letters OF administration W on the personal estate
OF JosBPu BAuEE lalias JosEPu BowERsl late Of
person ms having claims against mo said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with tho
the Sth day OF August nextt they may otherwise
by law bs excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate. -
Given under my hand this Sth day Of Anggst, lSjS
THEODORE SAMMELS,
aulO-N9t Administrator, W. A.
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aEoRaETowN MATTERS.

oRpRRs for the NATIONAL RRPuBLIclsin George
town may be left at the bookstore Of Mossrs. O.
T. Getty 4 Co., lo6 Bridge street. where copies OF
tue REPUBLICAN may be obtained daily.
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GAMRs OF THE OLYMPIC OLuB.--Oiympie ps.
Union, Of Idnsingbugh.-Th first Of series
Of home-and.home games was played between
on Tuesday last, resulting In the defeat OF the
Oily rnpics by a score Of 8 TO ~, the Olympica
playing far below their usual mark. We ap-
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INNlNGB.

Olympic .......O 0 . 0 ia
Home runs-Walter II Ieyyr, !.
Fly Catches-Wolters1 Pike 3, Stochmsn
l, Swandeii Q, Flanley 2, Mutual 0, Mclean !,
Woods l, Dick /, Cope !, Robinson ., Leech l.,
OlympicB.
Out at First Base-MutnA ], Olympic 10.
Out at second base-Mutual l, Olympic 8. Out
at home base-Mutual
Foul Bound Catohes-Doekney g, Beach, 7.
Catches on Strikes-3each l.
Double Plays-Devyr, Flanley and Calvin.
Outs on Foul Balls-Mutuil times, Olym-
pic times. 49,
Umpire-Drr. u. O. Smith, OF the Eckford
Club.
Scorers-NIcssrs. Dongsn and Allen.
Time OF game-2 hours and IS minutes.
At Lsnsingburg, on Tuesday, the Atlantics
had entered on the. fourth inning; had Ave runs
In, two men on the bases, nobody out. Fifteen
tallies were credited to them so far and but
one to the "Haymakers," when the game was
stopped by Jupiter Pluvius.
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BASE BALL,-The Jefferson OF this city Wis
tied Baltimore yesterday to play the Enter,
prise club, and were defeated by score OF
thirty-threc to ten,
The game between the Nationals and Poto.
macs OF this city, which was played on the
National grounds, resulted In favor OF the
fnrmeI clnh, by q gcore Of IS to %.
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SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB.-A meeting OF
Ihe Sixth ward Seymour and Blair Club was
held over Steers restaurant, Nayy-yard, on
Wednesday evening, and was called to order
by +. Ober, president, and George W. Miller,
acted rs secretary.
A draft OF q constitution was reported and
adopted, and lbout thirty persons Joined the
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new city postmaster, returned to the city
Yesterday, after n short absence, and imme'
1Iately resumed the duty OF his office.
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INVESTIGATING CoMNITTEE.-The investl-
eating committee, composed Of the First Audi
Treasury, recently appointed by the Secretary
to Investigate into the affairs OF the Printing
Division At the Treasury Department have
concluded their work and are now engaged In
nFenarInF their report,
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