The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21

The remains were placed In metallic coffin,
which was overlsid with u handsome pail OF
q maroon color, In the centre OF which was u
beautiful white cross. On the lid Of the coffin
was silver plate with the inscription: "Icv.
NJ. L. Olds. lIorr June lst, lS2s. Died Sep
The Revs. Messrs. Harris, Lewis, Hall,
ParkmAn, Hodges, llolmcad, and rncknry
acted as all-benrers, while the rcmrinB wei Q
carried by the vestrymcn OF the church
The church was crowded with tIc relatives
and many friends of the deceased. all OF whom
seemed to be deeply affected a, the loss Of
their deceased pastor.
After the funeral services were concluded
the holy communion was administered, aud
the funeral cortcge moved to the Congress
sional Celnctcry, where the remains were ten.
poIarily deposited in the receiving vault,
where they will remain until arrangements
are completed to have them removed TO some
other locality.
RIvEg FEoSr.-CdHcr's wharf ARRIVED
Schooner Access, Nelson, from WycOmicO
river, with wood for IL. Freeman. Sailed
schooner Ocean, shannon, down the river,
light.
John,oRs WhorC-Arrivcd-Fiv bnrgcs from
Great Falls, with ice for the Great Falls Ice
Company schooner Mary Rebccca, from
the fishing shores, with iiBh for Thomas Rci-
Ricy', NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Virginia,
HH r%El WIN wood i9T market Schooner
Sailcd-SchOOncr Mary Augusta, WOrtOn, for
llavre-do-Irncc, light; lno.S ). llnrCms, Lcwia,
IOr hcCohac, llyht Martha Washington,
Lewis, for Accomac, light.
foTlcr's WhdIT-Arrivcd- SChOOncr9 Isa-
bella, Phillips, with wood for the Washington
and Georgetown Ice Company; John WcthcI-
ell, Green, from HRvrc-lU.tiracC, with coal for
Washington and Georgetown lee Company.
Schooncra Founder, skinner, down the liver,
light VIM. l.; Dayton, Mills, light.
Guin1RS'S UkdLC.-ArrivCd-S chuOnCrH 4.
u. Terry, Davis, wood to market benjamin
Cox, Franklin, wood to market u. $. Page,
pSSttEiy, wood to market Mount Pleasant,
Sehooncrs A. u. Terry, Davis, Light benjamin
Cox, Franklin, light.
The schooner John Harding arrived few
days since, now lies at Rilcy's wharf in y
schooner James Gerhhm Is undergoing rrpaI
for damages sustained u few days since OH her
trip TO this port.
The INDIANA STATE AssoUi ALTON met at
the Office, corner Of Louisiana avenue aud
sixth street, on Friday evening last, J. u. De-
ircca, esq, in the chair, when report was re-
ecircd 10 the effect that arrangements had
been made with the Northern Central Rpil-
road Company Tor hali-larc tickets, and there
were great many Western men who could
not or would not join the association, but
were ut the same time anxious to share In its
benefits. The Illinois state Association, and
probably others, also, had accommodated such
parties, and at the same time made the trans
action u source Of revenue to their OfgHnilh-
ton; and he moved that the Indinnn AsEuuiH-
tiUn dO likewise, by charging outside appli-
Indianapolis and Chicago AZ JJ, and CiuGiu-
natl ~; which was agreed to-
On motion, Mc.srs. T.. NJ Glhson, +. NJ.
lloaton, and J. q. LatH were appointed cum-
mittoc to secure n suitable hall tor the meet
inSS OF the association.
A DRIVER SERIOUSLY lNJrGrn-Oh lust
Friday evening as MIR. Thomas sullivan was
driving pair OF mules, attached to one Of the
beer Wagons of the Warrington brewery
corner of Twenty seventh and X streets, when
passing the corner Of Eighth and X affects,
they took fright aud started oil at u rapid
rate, throwing tho driver from hi- elevated
seat TO the ground with great force. lie WA
picked up In helpless condition and con-
vCyed to the residence Of Mr.. George Boyd,
corner OF Eighteenth aud !. streets, when Dr.
Brcncman was called in, and, OnvNAminAtiun,
Hscortainch that one Of the injured mars arms
WAS dislnGatCd NJ the elbow, his rifht thumb
very badly lnceratcd, aud his face and head
very much bruised. The doctor rendered. all
tho aid necessary in the InuHt able manner,
and stated that he WAS under the impression
that there were no internal injuricB received.
TN Saturday morning, Mr.. sullivan was re-
moved to his home, corner Of TW rnty-third
ami l. streets, lie lOst very valuable watch
by his fall from the wagon.
MONTGOMERY County, MARYLAND, AuWI.
CULTURAL FAIR-The arrangements for tho
grand agricultural and live stock chow at
Rockville, Montgomery county, Maryland,
next week, are nearly Completed and every.
thing augIrS we'll for n handsome display. At
the last meeting Of the society some three
hundred honorary aud active members from
the District OF Columbia Were elected, among
whom were the following President Johnson,
Hon. William H. Seward, Hon. W W. EvaIts,
Hon. II. McOulloch, Thomas Blaglcn, !. Mo
hun, A, Il. Potts, Thomas berry, W. ". Cor.
cOrRn, q. W. Riggs, IL. u, Cooke, W. =. Hun.
tlngtom, FitzhuBh Coyle, Joshua Pierce, csqs.,
Dr. William Gunton, Colonel J. u. IICrritt,
General NJ. q, Moigs General N. Miehler,
ard WaiIae,,, esd $. ". Fickfim, esd, Char.
lottcsyillc, Virginia; Charles l.. Sharplcss,
ESQ., Philadelphia W. I. Waters, est, Balti-
more,
BOYS IN BLUE,-liy notice in another col.
unn the attention OF the tirBt div iBiuu of tho
strNtion to be held at the Navy Yard, under
the auspices OF the ruth and Sixth Ward
Grant aud COliaN club, On TuCBday evening
next. Tho line will be formed at o'clock, y,
m, precisely, on Louisiana avenue, the right
resting on sixth street, and the regiments
taking their positions according to numbers
This occasion will bring out the full force Of
the Boys in Blue, and the parade viii present
grand appearance.
TmE ASSOCIATION or HEWMAN SrurnrIGNs.
Last week this association met Mt hrhilCr
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, to perfect arrange
Inents for their grand SchuctICniCgt, which
viii commence ut their park on the 18TH in.
slant. The line OF procession Will be COM
posed OF the old Seduction Accusation, the
Washington SrngCrbund, the Washington
Iurner Ncrein, and the Columbia Turner W.
i.Eth ny it"i uIlHPlIlS w WIN lH' 'tlHlhHlN
Association. Several bands OF music have
been engaged.
STREET lMrRuvEMgSTs.- Ii with great
pleasure that We notice the many street im-
provcnenta now in progress throughout our
city. The following are few OF the many
laid out by the city Surveyor preparatory to
grading and paving; q street north, from FIJI.
teenth TO Sixteenth street west Tenth and
Eleventh street west, from N street north to
Boundary streets street north, from North
Capitol TO seventh street cast, and u large
portion OF Fourth street east.
FINE BLhvE FRENUm Doc SKIN PANTS Mt
-, "a hrst.class hrtiClc,) At Snks y Co.'s, No.
5l7 seventh street,